Fuck yeah!!!

Yep. You seeded ur garden well!

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Awesome tune

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I am 71 and think I discover new Talent People Bands!!! NO! they have been there 20-30 years. Duh on Me! Snowy Eilin Jewel Imelda May Pieta Brown Whiskey Myers

I am 76 and love most music, when I was younger it was the animals….then the 😅Beatles ,soul, pop, then Indy…..classical….but the Blues is deep inside my soul…….❤❤❤

Eu também amigo!

I'm the same age. Have a Yamaha FG-35 that i bought in university. It's been collecting dust for a couple of decades now. But now we're settled in a house we bought, and it might be time to unwrap it, buy some new strings, and give it another go. My retired neighbor plays, so maybe I can get some help there. Meanwhile, who's this "Snowy White"? And why haven't I heard him/them before?

Keep playing and loving it , well done for starting 👍Some people never even try , making music is a wonderful thing imo . I play everyday , maybe 10 minutes maybe 2hrs , whatever takes my fancy . Keep on playing fellow guitarist 👌

❤La vie sans musique 🎶 est tout simplement Une erreur’ une fatigue’ un exil🎸🎻🎷🎺🤹‍♀️Excellent Morceau tres bien interprété 🌹

That’s one of the best comments I’ve ever heard on KZfaq. I’m 46 and been wanting to play since I was 11. Thank you for motivating me while this band fills my soul.

Plow on brother! Right path.

75 year Vietnam vet NM, best song driving in the rain

Im now eight one and down with it 🎉😎🎸🥁🎹🔥💨💨💨🎶

71 reminds me of alvin lee.

73 year old Vietnam Vet listening in New Hampshire

83 and still listening ..........................!

above comment by maxines husband. yay !!!!!

Age is only a number , keep on listening ( classic rock show, mister howie G )

62 & still listening

71..Playing n Listening..

"my eyes just close by themselves........." I know exactly what you mean. I refer to it as my musical therapy. Can't think of a better way to get outside of my head and all those thoughts swirling about.

Saturday night blues comeing at the right time!

Just great with a gin and tonic with evening twilight

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Danke sehr, Rainer... I'm receiving that piece of information only now

I think Peter was the best all around, musician, singer, composer, writer, and esp. a humble human being, no big ego, he just expressed himself through his music. He had a tough childhood, and sadly, later in his life was diagnosed with schizophrenia. He under went electro shock therapy, which back then must have been brutal, and he took meds. as well, which he stated in his documentary affected him in many negative ways. He said "a worm or mouse probably had a better life". His music is timeless, it's helped me get through alot of rough times. Thank you Peter, I pray you've found peace now🙏💚💔💚🎶🌟🎶💯

@Susan Moran I'll always miss him😪💚💔💚🎶🌟🎶💯

60s and 70s 👍

Or Mr Fleetwood Mac being the early brains of the band

Yes. Peter Green did it first. both version are awesome!

@@scorpiousantares True but remember this. Snowy drove that album and kept Green upright in his early meltdown years. White is incredibly humble and to say he is underrated is a gross understatement. I can't believe that Snowy's iconic '57 Goldtop is no longer in his hands!

Ear candy is an incredible way to describe this...

​@@scorpiousantares Peter played the backing on that version. Snowy White played lead. Peter Green had no ego. He shared the lead in Fleetwood Mac with two other guitarists and named the band after the rhythm section. So sad what happened to aa Great musician.

Yep ! You're so right

absolutely . . . no doubt

Must? He is, that's a fact.

Мне 74, и я как полюбил блюз, так и люблю. Лучшая Группа: The Hoax! )) (Британская.)

Im 76 Im with you guys Viet Nam Vet-

Dokładnie tak jest 😁

A hero for playing with THIN LIZZY...I saw him live with them in 1981

midnight blues is my favorite song

yes bird of paradise will always have that 'one favorite song' space in my heart for my beautiful china fiancé, now deceased...few people ever mention it. when i watch it as i occasionally do, i always wonder what inspired him to write it, and if he thought the video was an accurate depiction of his intentions...

“Bird of paradise” is one of greatest songs ever written.

😊not much better 😊

Also a veteran of Vietnam, I was there when are group set up special forces compounds 1964 5th special forces

Ну а хули...

Peter Green played rhythm guitar on the original .

Это,просто,караул!

Tony Joe White

I’m 65 and still trying to replicate it!

Almost too much tone and soul for one record.

Makes sense however a studio album with all 3 players on vocals and guitar and you can add Mark Knopfler and Ottmar Liebert to the trio,imagine that.

@you seen it all in the movies .,

@you seen it all in the movies ........,....

Agree! Not many can make a guitar "Sing"!!!

Please listen to his song called “ midnight blues “ you can thank me later .

Questa. .e..la.musica..che..faccio..ascoltare..nel..mio..locale...ciao...by...Gio. ..sss...e..Paola. .Ferrari. .ciao..

With all due respect Santana was influenced by the Great Peter Green in 60's . Greetings 5five6. ✌️

@@jorgeramirezcamarena4904 Peter Green, UKs greatest Blues Guitarist… (even the great Mr Clapton admitted to that)

​@@IncountryWell , until Jimi came to London and all those guys sh!t their pants 😂

@@tabularasa7775 I’m not saying you’re stupid, but, one of JMH influences was BB KING as he was to the following guitarists and he was American, Santana was American and was playing in the early 60s, as with Mr Gilmour from ‘62 onwards, Mr Knopfler was classified as a virtuoso and his music was influenced by guitarist such as Chet Atkinson, so as far as shitting their pants, not in any sense of the word and like any musician they’re all influenced by each other because they all bring something else to the table… JMH style wasn’t hard to copy as many easily do, yet emulating Mark Knopfler is technique extremely difficult, so maybe reading and understanding more wouldn’t make you refer to stupid statements…

@@Incountry I know Jimi was overrated but it was documented somewhere how much in awe many of the British blues blues rock players were when he first landed , which was around 66/67 i think

I was about to post something complimentary but you said it all.Very well put too !

I am too.