Vinylforlife
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My bedtime music
What are you Listening To Right Now? - and more
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My bedtime music
She's gonna toast her bum...
Listen to this to expand your mind!
I have never been big on patience either but,i have been coincidentally surrounded by loved ones and friends and co-workers who seem to be some of the slowest moving humans on the planet.I have been forced by circumstances beyond my control to become a more patient man.All part of God's plan i suppose.I definitely am NOT a patient man in any way, shape, or form! I'm about as far from patient as you can get! LOL
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Vinylforlife
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I also am not familiar with Peter Green's actual work within Fleetwood Mac. I do know he's basically the Syd Barrett equivalent in the history of the group however. He founded the group in the late 60s along with Mick Fleetwood and John McVie who were the Rythm section of the band and Namesake. The band was much blues influenced during the early years.When was Peter Green in Fleetwood Mac? The early years? I only know of Fleetwood Mac from the 80's onward...
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Yeah,i can safely say that's never gonna happen here.Currently I'm listening to Tibetan Monks chanting... I find it fascinating stuff, but ummmm, somewhat repetitive! LOL
From 1967 through 1970. A couple more FM Greeny tunes I uploaded.When was Peter Green in Fleetwood Mac? The early years? I only know of Fleetwood Mac from the 80's onward...
Fleetwood Mac. "Pious Bird Of Good Omen." Blue Horizon Records. 7-63215. CBS UK pressing, Aston Clinton mastering. Aug 1969.
Run-out: S•7-63215•A1
Fleetwood Mac. "Greatest Hits." CBS-UK reissue. S 69011. 7th variant. 1971.
Run-out: CBS 69011 - B12
Awwww, c'mon Vinnie... just a few minutes? Then you can say you've become more enlightened...Yeah,i can safely say that's never gonna happen here.
I believe F. Mac started in '64?
just like me... hahahaAwwww, c'mon Vinnie... just a few minutes? Then you can say you've become more enlightened...
1967. Just before FM, Greeny was in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers for one LP, "Hard Road."I believe F. Mac started in '64?
and speaking of monks and that pretentious fop Leonard Cohen- He spent 5 years in a Monastery listening to the stuff inside his head- he even achieved the title of some form of Zen Buddhist Monk, until he was defrocked upon leaving the temple... and people think he's exotic... lolYoko Ono??? She would be on my hate list even above Leonard Cohen!!
Might as well add a couple of Otis Rush tunes.
Vinylforlife
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Apparently Peter Green was in that great English Blues training group of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers in the mid 60s. I don't know if He and E. C. ever served time in the group together.I believe F. Mac started in '64?
Catch you guys later.
Yeah. I like Clapton's cover of Freddie King's "Hide Away" from the "Beano" LP.
Note: Super luscious Marshall 1962 "Bluesbreaker" amp and that Gibson LPS. I believe that amp was loaded with GEC/MOV KT-66 tubes. The tone is so different than Mullard EL34-driven ones.
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