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Originally Posted by Mario
Here we go again.....
quote from C.Hjort book pag.315: "Green plays guitar on "Juju" and "Black Velvet" for the group (Gass) eponymous first album. Not much is known about this sessions, but Beat Instrumental (October 1969) comments how Peter Green has spent time at De Lane Lea in London recently, ostensibly to finish his own album featuring the coloured group Gass, with whom Peter has been working regulary"
So, there is a natural question for you all at the Ledge: is it possible that Peter started to record his solo album using the Gass as backing band and then dissappointed dropped the idea, so "Juju" and "Black Velvet" ended up to part of the Gass album instead?
The Peter Green story tell us not, Mac's live tapes from that era - December 1969/April 1970 show that Peter was already in his The End Of The Game-free form fase, but as Peter was even at 24 a complete master musician everything is possible.
What do you think?
Mario.
ps: I don't know if my English is ok, but I do the best I can.....
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I have not been listening to the GAS stuff. I hated End of the Game the first time I heard it 2 years ago, but it has grown on me, and I really appreciate it now. To continue with the same or some of the musicians from the sessions would be a logical conclusion to draw. But then again that period of time - also with regard to PG (who is notoriously predictable in his unpredictability) is not exactly driven by logic.
I think your command of english is fine, Mario! Just keep posting....and stay green!
Ms Moose