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Old 03-07-2006, 12:45 PM
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I'm surprised more people havent mentioned Sentimental Lady.
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Old 03-07-2006, 12:46 PM
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I'm surprised more people havent mentioned Sentimental Lady.
It's not cool to mention the obvious.
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Old 03-07-2006, 12:48 PM
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It's not cool to mention the obvious.
Of course. You always want to pick the lesser known stuff.
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Old 03-07-2006, 12:50 PM
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Chili, I noticed you mentioned Revelation on your list. How do you feel about Nightwatch? I like that one too.
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Old 03-07-2006, 12:57 PM
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Chili, I noticed you mentioned Revelation on your list. How do you feel about Nightwatch? I like that one too.
I can't really say that there's ANY song that Bob did with Fleetwood Mac that I don't like. Of course, I'm going to have a bit of a soft-spot for "Night Watch" since Peter Green plays on that track. And, it was the vehicle for Mick's African talking drum solo during the 1974 tour; which I thought was really cool.
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I can't really say that there's ANY song that Bob did with Fleetwood Mac that I don't like. Of course, I'm going to have a bit of a soft-spot for "Night Watch" since Peter Green plays on that track. And, it was the vehicle for Mick's African talking drum solo during the 1974 tour; which I thought was really cool.
Wow, I didnt know Peter played on NIghtwatch. I learned something new today!! Thank you. See, that's why I love coming to this forum!
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Old 03-07-2006, 07:31 PM
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Mine would be Hypnotized for sure, although Future Games is a close second followed by Coming Home.
Yeah, Hypnotized for sure. I love it. I cringe whenever I hear Linds sing it out of tune on the Largo boot.
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Yeah, Hypnotized for sure. I love it. I cringe whenever I hear Linds sing it out of tune on the Largo boot.
OUCH!! Yeah that didnt work for me either.
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Wow, I didnt know Peter played on NIghtwatch. I learned something new today!! Thank you. See, that's why I love coming to this forum!
Same here
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Wow, I didnt know Peter played on NIghtwatch. I learned something new today!! Thank you. See, that's why I love coming to this forum!
You can hear his guitar pretty clearly - as I recall he comes in around midway through the song, but his part fades out well before the end. Very distinctive sound that could only be Peter.

Just got home and listened to the song to check where Peter's guitar parts come in. You can hear him for a few seconds starting around 1.04 into the song, then for a longer time starting about 2.04. After awhile his guitar fades a bit but it's still there, and there's a stronger section starting about 3.40 into the song. You can't hear him after the louder guitar starts in about 4.10, so I really can't tell if he's playing after that point or not.

I like "Nightwatch" as well (although "Hypnotized" is my favorite Welch song by far), and I think Peter's guitar lends an ethereal quality to it - much like a lot of his playing in the early '70s.
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OUCH!! Yeah that didnt work for me either.
But I have to admit, the uh, special effects for the video are really funny.
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You can hear his guitar pretty clearly - as I recall he comes in around midway through the song, but his part fades out well before the end. Very distinctive sound that could only be Peter.

Just got home and listened to the song to check where Peter's guitar parts come in. You can hear him for a few seconds starting around 1.04 into the song, then for a longer time starting about 2.04. After awhile his guitar fades a bit but it's still there, and there's a stronger section starting about 3.40 into the song. You can't hear him after the louder guitar starts in about 4.10, so I really can't tell if he's playing after that point or not.

I like "Nightwatch" as well (although "Hypnotized" is my favorite Welch song by far), and I think Peter's guitar lends an ethereal quality to it - much like a lot of his playing in the early '70s.
I should know this but is he uncredited on this llike he is on Brown Eyes?
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I should know this but is he uncredited on this llike he is on Brown Eyes?
Yes, I believe that's correct that he's uncredited on Nightwatch as well.
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Yes, I believe that's correct that he's uncredited on Nightwatch as well.
That's too bad, although he probably woldnt have gotten anything out of it even if he was except the credit itself.
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Probably "Future Games" and "Sentimental Lady" with a shout out to "Hypnotized" because Mick's drumming is very cool on that song.
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