Peter Green documentary

[dansven]

Thanks for all the posts, folks! It's a pleasure to provide "new" PG stuff!

Originally Posted by dino

The BB King quote was astonishing.

Yeah! I wonder howcome that one never got out until now. It was a far greater compliment that that one about "the only guitarist who's ever made me sweat!"

I'm really looking forward to hear Clifford speak. I know he was "the big bad manager" and so on. But somehow I think the guy was pretty cool! (sorry folks.) I mean, that story with the Fake Mac ... it's just too insane.. I can't help laughing. Although it created a lot of **** for the already struggling Fleetwood Mac. Still, he and Peter were good mates, and Clifford understood and accepted Peter's problems with fame and wanting to give money away.

Originally Posted by doodyhead

I wish I could play music with him.

Yes, but it would have been pretty scary, right?

[sharksfan2000]

Originally Posted by Karl-Heinz

Ask "Sandy Mary" who lives in CA

Rory is en route to you

Thanks, Karl-Heinz!

[doodyhead]

Originally Posted by dansven

Thanks for all the posts, folks! It's a pleasure to provide "new" PG stuff!

Yeah! I wonder howcome that one never got out until now. It was a far greater compliment that that one about "the only guitarist who's ever made me sweat!"

I'm really looking forward to hear Clifford speak. I know he was "the big bad manager" and so on. But somehow I think the guy was pretty cool! (sorry folks.) I mean, that story with the Fake Mac ... it's just too insane.. I can't help laughing. Although it created a lot of **** for the already struggling Fleetwood Mac. Still, he and Peter were good mates, and Clifford understood and accepted Peter's problems with fame and wanting to give money away.


Yes, but it would have been pretty scary, right?

you bet,

I have gotten myself in over my head before, but then you never know till you try.
I too am interested in hearing Clifford. I still have not met anyone who actually saw the fake guys. I also dont know why that quote from BB King had not surfaced before. BBs prologe on the Martin Cs book was rather benign. Of interest is Mayalls quote of being "without peer" in the late 60s. I still remember Mayall referring to Eric Clapton in the "Through the years" when talking about Green Clapton and Taylor, whose better and he replies that one was going to knock EC while (mayall) was around. incidently on the 15th of april Mayall is playing at "The Town Crier" in upstate NY

crazy italian

[Karl-Heinz]

Originally Posted by doodyhead

crazy italian

Don't worry, we here have to carry that burden