No doubt about it !This was the REAL Fleetwood Mac!

I don't have time for modern pop music when there is this on KZfaq.

That guitar tone and those bends on “Homework” bring tears to my eyes. Damn he was amazing.

With Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, and Danny KIrwan, Fleetwood Mac proved that three lead guitarists was the proper number...

With all due respect & recognition to Clapton, Green was the greatest white guitarist to ever play the Blues.

Never saw either versions of Fleetwood Mac, but one night many years ago Peter Green appeared at the White Rock Theatre Hastings and held us in the audience spellbound. What a privilege

Went to school with John McVie, and was so priveliged to have seen the band many times in this fantastic early Peter Green era. Jeremy Spencers Elvis impersonation was sublime!

the ONLY fleetwood mac, period.

Back when Fleetwood Mac was Fleetwood Mac. Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer were the nuts and bolts of this band back then.

Fresh from leaving John Mayal's band, this lineup had an energy that was never to be repeated. This was basically an outrageously talented Blues band....

This was from a time when Fleetwood Mac were good. Very good. Peter Green, Danny Kirwan ... Say no more..

For my money the best version of Fleetwood Mac: Peter Green, Danny Kirwan, Jeremey Spencer, John McVie and Mick Fleetwood.

When somebody leaves you is the major song here.

The one and only real Fleetwood Mac !

....0:00 Shake Your Money Maker 2:41 Homework 6:01 My Baby's a Good One 9:57 Dust My Broom 13:17 When Somebody Leaves You 14:12 Oh Well 16:49 Like Crying 19:06 Albatross 20:38 I'm Worried 24:36 Like It This Way 28:54 Man of This World 32:51 Rattlesnake Shake

The live version of "Homework" is astonishing. Absolutely fierce playing from Peter and Danny and Mick's drumming is like a steam hammer.

Peter green is still my go to guitarist for melodic emotional blues. He didn’t need speed or flash. It was what he didn’t play as much as what he did. He could use space to create real dynamic. A legend 😊

That's Jeremy Spencer on slide..& Danny Kirwin plus Peter...most talent ever in one band

mick fleetwood, john mcvie, jeramy spencer, danny kirwin, peter green... (the original fleetwood mac)

I never imagined the death of Christine Mcvie would lead to me, a blues guitar lover, finding the late 60s blues inspired Fleetwood Mac and these incredibly talented guitarists. Some times you think you know but you really don’t know sh!t…WOW, my mind is blown!!

Peter Green exhibits a direct connection between his head, hands his fingers and a higher power. I am a fan of their first three years and their debut is the greatest British blues album ever. The Green God is the greatest white blues guitarist ever, luckily Peter left behind some of the best music of the late 1960's.

The 1967-1970s we're some turbulent years. This was Vietnam war time era. But the music continued. WOW we missed something. I keep forgetting I was 12 when this was going on. I'm still listening and learning. What an incredible time. I can't believe I'm sitting here patting my feet as if I have heard this before. But I haven't. WOW!! Music history revisited. Leave it to the UK to keep the good stuff to themselves

Great!! When Fleetywood Mac was a real band. Not just the Stevie Nicks backup band. Albatross is one of the best songs ever written.

19 years old in 1968 happy days followed this band still part of my life they music lives on 😎

That 70 year old woman you saw in the supermarket last week was in the crowd dancing here. All those girls are now in their 70's!

Then along came TYA Alvin Lee & Rory. Both the greatest ever from me 75 years old. RIP to our greatest ever musicians.

This early fleetwood Mac is the band I. Grew up listening to , and for English guys they got really close to authentic electric blues , And no one ever got closer than Peter green

14:13 "Oh Well" had a major influence on the writing of Zepplin's "Black Dog" -- and both are great jams.

"Homework"" such a great track!!

I was 8 then in school in black and white Ireland ....this looks so cool !....Jeremy Spencer was a bloody great singer !..anyone else cop how really gorgeous the ladies are here ? The original Fleetwood Mac were a great blues band

This was to true Mac afficianados,THE LINEUP.Taking no prisoners,they were the best live band of their time.Peter,simply the best interpreter of the blues,ever.....ask BB KING........tone,deluxe,out of phase neck pick up,he was ahead of himself....if like myself,you were able to see them between 1966,and 1970,you know. If you are just discovering the Mac,this is the Mac.

Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac is one of the greatest blues bands ever 🔥🔥🔥

The fabulous Peter Green well supported by Danny Kerwin and Jeremy Spencer as someone else has remarked this is the true Fleetwood Mac. May there music live on.

Saw them at the Eastown Theater in Detroit Sept 1970. Still remember how intense yet loose they were, especially Mick. Of course I remember PG’s Les Paul and his amazing voice. Believe it or not The Stooges opened for them.

Glad I grew up with great bands,music like this. Wouldn't have missed it for the world .

Look at little Danny go

I saw them, the original Fleetwood Mac, doing these same songs at the Philmore in Summer '68. They opened for the Paul Butterfield Blues Band but they stole the show. Great memories of two fabulous blues bands performing live!

With all due respect skin color is irrelevant. PG was as great and deep a blues guitarist and singer as ever was. Sadly it still seems to be a boutique majority of listeners who feel this way. This is a Fabulous collection of the Mac live. Ever many Thanks for helping to keep them alive as only the Tube can do :)

Peter's vocals on homework are so, so good. And that may be the earliest existing footage of "Greeny" - the world's most famous guitar.

So this is what was being played oversea. It sounds like my father who was a musician back when I was fourteen. He died the first of this year. He play his guitar on the front porch and amazing how it sounds like him and his friends all over again. Thank you who ever posted this historic gem.

There music was magic in the 60s I’m still getting high jamming to there music. They were the ultimate get high band ever

They were so good. They were for real. RIP Peter and Danny, you will be fondly remembered.

Two of the best guitars and voices in the same band....wow....

God they were young Danny Kerwen llooks like he just left school

This is.. ..Fleetwooo Mac..... Grooving blues... .

Peter Green all day long ,what a legend !

This is what I consider the real Fleetwood Mac. That band with the 2 white albums was something completely different. I had a friend who refused to listen and he often said they shouldn't even use the name.

Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac. Amazing guitar player and had a vision for a unique, different type of band.

Jeremy Spencers slide work on the first track is really good.

Really shows the band at the pinnacle.

Reminds me of Journey before Perry showed up. Totally different band!! And ridiculously good!

rip peter green. you were so phenomenal. so happy you left so much great music

I like the blues, from the beginning to the end. That's our FLEETWOOD MAC. They all had their own style, THANK YOU MAC....all members ☺️

Great footage of the great Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green whoa.

Love Peter Green!

None of them knew they are watching the best two guitar players to ever walk on this planet. RIP Peter & Danny

Oh well and Green manalishi (with the two-pronged crown) are timeless masterpieces. Been listening for 45 years.

Rest In Peace Danny and Peter💫

3 great singers who are great guitarists! 🤗🤗🤗

The only and true Fleetwood Mac. Forget the Trallala Band with Stevie Nicks

Aint nothing like these blues anymore nowadays. This is the real thing!

Great R&B, great slide guitar, makes ya wanna strut, good harmony too.

Yeeeeeay!!! What a band!!! Can you imagine? "Saturday today? Well, let's go dancing! What band is playing? Fleetwood what? Well, let's see what they're up and about." And 50 years later you know you were that lucky one to see them, just like that! The cheer pleasure they all show, band and crowd, man, fantastic!

YEAH PETER YOU ARE A LEGEND REST IN PEACE YOUR LEGACY LIVES ON

I was lucky enough to see this line up at the Ritz club in Bournemouth in 1968. I think they said it was one of Danny's first gigs with the band.

Oh all those young lives now lived,including my own....if only we had known the speed it would pass ..Oscar was spot on.

Wonderful then and now RIP

I've met people that have seen this version of Fleetwood Mac. This was great. Powerful but yeah tasteful. And men that could sing. Wow!

How deep the blues influenced early Rock n Roll is pretty incredible.

Fine fine fine…listen to them everyday.

Most of the best musicians at the time played with John Mayall, interesting

Peter and Jeremy are the greatest blues guitarist.Each and every notes of their Les Paul speak the moods and emotions of the particular gig they were into it.Hats off .....

wow!!!! Peter, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and Duane Allman Had "The FLOW" wow.

Best blues band 💙 ever

Elmore James was on the threshold of an overseas tour when he died of a heart attack on May 24, 1963, in Chicago. Only 45 years old. A real loss to music. Love this version of this band so much. Listen to any live recordings you can track down. Joy.

Anybody else see these guys at Mother's Club in Erdington, Birmingham UK? Very rude and very brilliant!!! Young Danny hadn't joined yet. Jeremy did a fine impersonation of Elmore James. I think I paid 2 shilling (10 pence) to see them. Absolute bliss. RIP Peter.

Mind blowingly good. This line-up - so unknown still. So underrated. Really - for 60s British blues, nothing comes close.

Saw them at the Saville Theatre in London along with Mayall and a heap of other British blues bands very early on in their career, epic band .

The second venue looks like The Cheetah. A big psychedelic club near times square in NYC. My mom worked there at this time and I went with her several times. I'll never forget it. I was 9 or 10 and it blew my mind

I first saw this fantastic band and the truly wonderful Peter Green in a marquee in Welwyn Garden City in 1967 in a field which I remember as being King Albert Playing fields. Thanks to my friend at the time, Roddy Cox, who told me about them and we both went to watch. My introduction to the blues which I have loved ever since.

Great music.

Hard-to-believe this is the same band that gave us "don't stop", "go your own way" and "tusk"...!!

I like all the different phases of Fleetwood Mac: the early Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwan era, when Christine Perfect/McVie joined the band, the Bob Welsh period, and of Lindsey Buckingham/Stevie Nicks period, but it's great to seem some early, clear-sounding footage from this period, where they're transitioning from a blues band into hard rock and folkish rock.

Looking for Someone is one song I love ❤

Gives me goosebumps brilliant

Brilliant guitarist, one of the best 🎸👏

Oh well, Something inside of me, great songs

Love the freaky dancing.

A legend. A true bluesman.

I saw them at the Assembly Rooms in Worthing around 1969/70.Great band and not a dry eye in the house when Peter played "As the years go passing by" by Albert King on that lovely Les Paul.

At 19 years-- Jeremy rocks "Moneymaker" like a veteran Blues man.

I saw them ‘live’ playing these in 1968. I treasure the memories.

How great is it to have 2 bands in 1. That is Fleetwood Mac my friends. 2 totally different bands for 2 different Eras. Love them both

Saw them live three or four times back in the day - great band!

Ahhhhhh... Albatross. What a delight.

So glad to see this!!! Unbelievable! The best!

I heard it said someone had written on a wall that " Eric Clapton was like a god" under that someone else had written "Peter Green is god". Definitely one greatest bluemen of all time. Love the Green Manalishi was one of the best.

Green had the touch of an angels wing. ❤️🤟🎸

The first time I saw Fleetwood Mac was at the Marquee Club in Wardour St, Soho, London 1967. I was 15 and had bunked the train to get there. I had sneaked in through the back door with the cleaners and then hidden up in the ladies room until the band arrived. I had been doing this for 2 years by then. When Christine Perfect from Chicken Shack joined Fleetwood Mac, we were devastated that they went off to the States without Peter Green who had become strung out - either by drugs or nerves. I was not sure which at the time. We waited to hear from them but nothing happened until 1975ish when they produced the album Rumours with Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham which was a very different style from their London sound. Christine McVie died yesterday, that is why I popped in here.... nostalgia. RIP Christine, you were lovely! xx

fantastic close-ups of playing technique. just amazing