Peter Green and Andy Gee on "The Answer"

[kowk]

I had a little time to read liner notes while listening to this CD Peter Bardens - The Answer(Breathless CD BRTL 52010 from 2005)..
As the liner notes (by Leonard Brown) says - "And, for THE ANSWER, he (P. Bardens) could bring together others like himself, the "names" and one sly pseudonym (Peter Green aka Andy Gee)". And P. Green is mentioned as the only guitarist.
I think it is a huge error. Andy Gee isn't a pseudonym of Peter Green.
Andy Gee was mentioned as the only guitarist on the first edition of The Answer (Transatlantic Records 1970). But there were two guitarists. P. Green remained uncredited for contractual reasons.
But on - Peter Bardens - Vintage '69(Transatlantic - TRA SAM 36 - 1976) the two guitarist are credited.

Of course Peter's work on this album is outstanding but Andy Gee plays good.

Here some info about Andy Gee.
Guitarist Andy Gee (real name Andreas Gröber from Germany). He also played with Steve Ellis and Thin Lizzy.
http://www.trcjt.ca/ap960/lizzy2/andy_gee.html
http://rettungsholgi.beepworld.de/andygroeber.htm
Here he says - "got me as an pseudonym for Peter Green ex-Fleetwood Mac, quite funny really".

Am I right or wrong?

Greetings from Poland
Krzysztof

[dino]

Originally Posted by kowk

I had a little time to read liner notes while listening to this CD Peter Bardens - The Answer(Breathless CD BRTL 52010 from 2005)..
As the liner notes (by Leonard Brown) says - "And, for THE ANSWER, he (P. Bardens) could bring together others like himself, the "names" and one sly pseudonym (Peter Green aka Andy Gee)". And P. Green is mentioned as the only guitarist.
I think it is a huge error. Andy Gee isn't a pseudonym of Peter Green.
Andy Gee was mentioned as the only guitarist on the first edition of The Answer (Transatlantic Records 1970). But there were two guitarists. P. Green remained uncredited for contractual reasons.
But on - Peter Bardens - Vintage '69(Transatlantic - TRA SAM 36 - 1976) the two guitarist are credited.

Of course Peter's work on this album is outstanding but Andy Gee plays good.

Here some info about Andy Gee.
Guitarist Andy Gee (real name Andreas Gröber from Germany). He also played with Steve Ellis and Thin Lizzy.
http://www.trcjt.ca/ap960/lizzy2/andy_gee.html
http://rettungsholgi.beepworld.de/andygroeber.htm
Here he says - "got me as an pseudonym for Peter Green ex-Fleetwood Mac, quite funny really".

Am I right or wrong?

Greetings from Poland
Krzysztof

You're right . But as you say, Andy plays quite well too on that album.