Peter Green

[M29]

Does this have a (Black Magic Woman) feel to you?


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What a sound!

[just strum]

I am unable to get the clip.

[Blaze]

Solo performance by mr.Green


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[aeolian]

"Then Play On" is still on my playlist. Never got tired of it.

[tjcurtin1]

Yeah, I loved Peter Green in Mayall's band and the early Fleetwood Mack.

HOW does he get that sustain?!

[Tone2TheBone]

Peter Green is in my top 5.

[tjcurtin1]

NO, I'm serious - any ideas how he got that sustain (other than by playing a LP)?

[sumitomo]

Yea the sustain was great on that first cut.I always like listen to Peter for his phrasing and also to Danny Kirnans who played with him they were a good duo.Sumi:D

[Slowhand]

NO, I'm serious - any ideas how he got that sustain (other than by playing a LP)?
Same way that Gary Moore does for Parisinne Walkways " There is a sweet spot in front of the amp that if you stand in any amp turned up will feed back all night, I mark it up and just make sure that I'm standing there when I hit that note"

[ZMAN]

If you look closely in the second clip you can see that the guitar he is playing IS the famous Lemon Drop. It still had a lot of it's burst way back then. You can tell by the neck pickup being upside down. It is amazing when you think about these famous guitarists kept their NO. 1 guitars for years. I can tell you that with the DD20 and and my Les Paul Standard and my marshall combo or even my 65 Deluxe I can approach that sustain and tone. Of course it is only for a note or two. LOL

[tjcurtin1]

Same way that Gary Moore does for Parisinne Walkways " There is a sweet spot in front of the amp that if you stand in any amp turned up will feed back all night, I mark it up and just make sure that I'm standing there when I hit that note"
Cool, thanks!