Shimon Holly & Peter Green

[kowk]

http://www.discogs.com/Peter-Green-S...elease/2981613

Description:
Peter Green paid a surprise visit to Israel in the summer of 1978 and jammed with local musicians in Tel Aviv Eshel studio. The sessions features the following musicians: Peter Green and Shimon Holly (guitar), Josef Buzzin ( drums), Fima Shuster (from Stella Maris band- keyboards), Bass gitar (uknown).
The CD including 2 never reliesed blues insrumental tracks with high quality superb sound.

[mzero]

Originally Posted by kowk

http://www.discogs.com/Peter-Green-S...elease/2981613

Description:
Peter Green paid a surprise visit to Israel in the summer of 1978 and jammed with local musicians in Tel Aviv Eshel studio. The sessions features the following musicians: Peter Green and Shimon Holly (guitar), Josef Buzzin ( drums), Fima Shuster (from Stella Maris band- keyboards), Bass gitar (uknown).
The CD including 2 never reliesed blues insrumental tracks with high quality superb sound.

thanks kowk! 78/79 makes a lot more sense than the 80's. pete plays so well on these. mystery solved? z

[Mario]

Originally Posted by mzero

thanks kowk! 78/79 makes a lot more sense than the 80's. pete plays so well on these. mystery solved? z

I don't know..it sounds more like 1981 for me....

Mario.

[dino]

It seems another track from these sessions has surfaced. It's not one of the 2 tracks we've already heard, is it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxTQq0OixUo

Definitely sounds like late 70's to me.

[dansven]

Isn't this one of the two blues jams on the two-track single? I don't have the single right here, but there were one slow and one uptempo track. I found this "The Woman On The Beach" a while ago listed on an Israeli radio station. It had been broadcast. It's nice to have a title at least, since the bootlegs just listed the songs as "Blues 1" and "Blues 2". Or "Slow Blues" and "Fast Blues".

[dino]

Yes you're right, Daniel. It's the second, slow track from the cd single.

[dansven]

I especially enjoy the slow one of those tracks. It reminds me of "A Fool No More" from In The Skies.