"Might be Peter Green..."

[lazy poker]

Originally Posted by LeoL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfl7oHX7-Og

. . . errm - why under the "Might be Peter Green..." thread??? It IS Peter Green after all!

[LeoL]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8MB...fYj-R&index=13

[LeoL]

I consider this a Rolling Stones tribute to Peter Green.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuqq...ByG-Py&index=7

[LeoL]

New songs performed by Peter Green where you can't tell the difference from his "Prime time" music.

Would it be possible? It will be soon, but making them with AI technology requires the consent of his heirs.

By also including deepfake technology, Peter Green can be brought to life to perform his songs with never-before-seen accurate and clear videos.

Like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UV3aPg0I1vM

Universal Music, one of the world's largest record companies, has introduced an artificial intelligence application that can be used to model an artist's voice.

Applications made for a similar purpose have been on the market for some time, but Universal is the first record company to openly talk about the use of artificial intelligence in its own production.

UNIVERSAL has appeared in public as an advocate for the ethical use of artificial intelligence and defended the rights of artists and songwriters against unauthorized artificial intelligence modeling.

The problems of using artificial intelligence came to the fore in the spring in Britain, when the voice of Steve Marriott, who died in 1991, was modeled into a new song. Toni Marriott, the widow and rights holder of the singer and guitarist who rose to fame in the Small Faces and Humble Pie bands in the 1960s and 1970s, had given her consent to the voice modeling.

[LeoL]

https://youtu.be/54mZRAOMIao

[lazy poker]

Originally Posted by LeoL

https://youtu.be/54mZRAOMIao

No, this is simply not for me. Just like the AI-created Steve Marriott vocals - in my book that kind of stuff is missing any kind of respect for the soul of the person in question.

[LeoL]

If Peter Green is not to be forgotten, he must be brought back to life with the help of AI technology. It would be a shame if in twenty years no one knew the artist whose playing and tone of singing voice was described by BB King as follows: " Peter Green “was the only one that me gave me the cold sweats"? BB King said that Peter Green gave him “the cold sweats". In terms of his physical reaction to hearing Peter Green You can hardly disagree with the guy, because he was there and saw them all.

This page will also soon die and be forgotten if Peter Green in his best years is not brought to light with new technology that allows us to see the Peter Green that was never recorded except in a few low-quality video clips.

If you want future generations to know Peter Green and thereby discover his music, it won't happen with the help of those few scruffy video clips filmed in his time

[LeoL]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5ufnLXdaJ4

[lazy poker]

Originally Posted by LeoL

If Peter Green is not to be forgotten, he must be brought back to life with the help of AI technology. It would be a shame if in twenty years no one knew the artist whose playing and tone of singing voice was described by BB King as follows: " Peter Green “was the only one that me gave me the cold sweats"? BB King said that Peter Green gave him “the cold sweats". In terms of his physical reaction to hearing Peter Green You can hardly disagree with the guy, because he was there and saw them all.

This page will also soon die and be forgotten if Peter Green in his best years is not brought to light with new technology that allows us to see the Peter Green that was never recorded except in a few low-quality video clips.

If you want future generations to know Peter Green and thereby discover his music, it won't happen with the help of those few scruffy video clips filmed in his time

Whatever you say, dude.

[LeoL]

Don't worry, Peter Green will maintain his purity because hardly anyone is going to spend thousands to resurrect some of the famous and now forgotten star of the 1970s with the help of AI technology.

Unfortunately, Peter Green is great only to a small group of people anymore - too small. It's unlikely that new generations will find him, because after Peter Green's period of greatness that lasted for a few years (which ended around 1970), there were dozens of skilled guitarists whose hundreds of riffs came pouring out, burying Peter Green's music for ever.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by LeoL

Don't worry, Peter Green will maintain his purity because hardly anyone is going to spend thousands to resurrect some of the famous and now forgotten star of the 1970s with the help of AI technology.

Unfortunately, Peter Green is great only to a small group of people anymore - too small. It's unlikely that new generations will find him, because after Peter Green's period of greatness that lasted for a few years (which ended around 1970), there were dozens of skilled guitarists whose hundreds of riffs came pouring out, burying Peter Green's music for ever.

I dunno. The new crop of Greeny clones seem to be one of Gibson’s biggest sellers.

[LeoL]

You can exclude from this group those guitarists who have publicly announced that their role model as a guitarist is Peter Green. But if you play like Peter Green and don't acknowledge your role model, it's not fair play. Although there are dozens of skilled guitarists, there is not a single one equal to Peter Green, whose blues guitarist's skills and singing voice form such a wonderful combination that he is the only one who caused chills in B.B. For King - including black blues musicians.

[LeoL]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxkJKpgO8p8

[LeoL]

"Might be Peter Green"....just look at the man's reaction when he watches the clip shown to him with his mouth open in astonishment (starting at 9:00 min.): "I can't Holy believe that that it's me"!

For sure, he most wanted to be THAT Peter Green who appeared in the clip, but he never could again.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqVJvjKeW7s