Couldn't find it under Gregsguitars....actually I did see the cover but couldn't find the tabs. Now there is nothing on the internet that I can find as far as free tabs. it all costs now. Things are so different these days. Can anyone show me a free tab site where I can learn Slabo Day, or just a good instructional video??? thanks
Have been listening endlessly to 'Slabo Day'...and figure that if I listen to it enough, one day I will wake up and play it!!! Is there any instructional video on it? I don't think it is on this Learn to play PG DVD. Too bad, as it is phenomenal. Let me know if anyone knows of this....and yes, to me there is no one like PG. Listen to 'Little Dreamer', and sometimes I swear I hear Hendrix's voice. I bet PG influenced him some....
@zippers2 Gregsguitars did a cover of it, if you do a search for Slabo Day Cover you should see it. He also posted a 4 part tab I've been wanting to study from his personal website listed under 'Show More' from his cover. Haven't heard 'Little Dreamer' in a long while, I'll have to purchase it since I don't yet own a copy other than Van Halen's. Thanks for your comments, hope this helps.
No he is. Hardly anyone under the age of about 40 even knows who he is. Everyone knows Clapton but very few know Peter Green. Presumably because of his mental breakdown in the seventies or eighties
@toby099 Mmmm - doesn't explain the sell-out concerts since his return nor the fact that so many guitar legends name him as one of the greatest blues guitarists (and fans bigger than BBK don't come much bigger!). Personally, I'd say that any electric guitarist worth their salt who hasn't heard pf PG hasn't yet looked deeply enough into the history of their instrument. But everyone to their own.
@AlanSturgess yeah i' never heard of him , i just stumbled to a video of green manalishi , and i was like amazed and went looking for pete stuff, then i heard 'then play on', man peter kills clapton easily during the 60's
I absolutely love Fleetwood Mac. I wish they'd do a LTP Fleetwood Mac, Part II DVD with Rhiannon, Gold Dust Woman, and other Lindsay B guitar songs. And a Part III with Rick Vito and Billy Burnette songs. I own about 6 or 7 of their DVDs, all are good.
I bought this dvd from amazon. If you order it from licklibrary you might not ever get it. I ordered santana Mar 31from the licklibrary site and still haven't received it (May 18). It ships from england and that could be why. But i must say that this dvd is excellent and very easy to follow. Very easy.
These songs are just great and as a beginner they're some way out of my league but what the hell, can anyone think of better tunes to practice with....
His singing was a significant differentiator between himself and his brilliant guitar playing English contemporaries [Clapton, Beck, Page and Mick Taylor].
Of the big five Yardbirds and Blues Breakers guitarists, Peter was the only one who sang well and confidently right from the beginning.
We know Beck and Page dont sing at all. We also know that Claptons and Taylors singing is weak by comparison to Peter.
Excellent! I agree about Peter's playing, it does have something really special. Every time you listen carefully you can hear some little thing that you missed before.
Thanks for putting this up and kudos to Michael for getting so close;-)
Thanks GtrTech, I'll look him up, for shure. Don't know about Clapton comment though since we all have different likes & dislikes I try not to compare, In My Humble Opinion Also!
Wolf4u2: I really want this CD. Man of the World is one of my all-time favorites. Peter Green was every bit as good as Beck, Clapton, Page, etc...as BB King said, he's the only guy that ever made him sweat. So how do I import it? Many thanks.
Great job! One night in '68 I wandered into the Fillmore West in SF.On the bill was a band called Fleetwood Mac. I had heard Peter Green on "Hard Road," but, like many then, dismissed him as a 'Clapton-clone.' I thought, probably, FMAC was his version of Cream. At the Time I only listened to BB. Man, he blew me sideways that night with a completely chromed (foil?) '59 Les Paul (only 9 years old then!). I was instantly a fan and I went back the next year; heard him with Danny Kirwan. Stil a fan
I have not seen this DVD but agree with all the comments this guy makes about the great Peter Green. On the basis of the short clips in this video this man can really play too - brilliant! Where can you get hold of the DVD?!
Couldn't find it under Gregsguitars....actually I did see the cover but couldn't find the tabs. Now there is nothing on the internet that I can find as far as free tabs. it all costs now. Things are so different these days. Can anyone show me a free tab site where I can learn Slabo Day, or just a good instructional video??? thanks
zippers2 3 months ago
Have been listening endlessly to 'Slabo Day'...and figure that if I listen to it enough, one day I will wake up and play it!!! Is there any instructional video on it? I don't think it is on this Learn to play PG DVD. Too bad, as it is phenomenal. Let me know if anyone knows of this....and yes, to me there is no one like PG. Listen to 'Little Dreamer', and sometimes I swear I hear Hendrix's voice. I bet PG influenced him some....
zippers2 3 months ago
@zippers2 Gregsguitars did a cover of it, if you do a search for Slabo Day Cover you should see it. He also posted a 4 part tab I've been wanting to study from his personal website listed under 'Show More' from his cover. Haven't heard 'Little Dreamer' in a long while, I'll have to purchase it since I don't yet own a copy other than Van Halen's. Thanks for your comments, hope this helps.
Wolf4u2 3 months ago
Would love to hear a take on "Love That Burns"...
FisenJohnsson 6 months ago
Great stuff, thanks :)
donzdonz 1 year ago
"A much forgotten and incredible guitar player in his day" ...... MUCH FORGOTTEN???? --- I don't think so.
AlanSturgess 1 year ago
@AlanSturgess
No he is. Hardly anyone under the age of about 40 even knows who he is. Everyone knows Clapton but very few know Peter Green. Presumably because of his mental breakdown in the seventies or eighties
toby099 1 year ago
@toby099 Mmmm - doesn't explain the sell-out concerts since his return nor the fact that so many guitar legends name him as one of the greatest blues guitarists (and fans bigger than BBK don't come much bigger!). Personally, I'd say that any electric guitarist worth their salt who hasn't heard pf PG hasn't yet looked deeply enough into the history of their instrument. But everyone to their own.
AlanSturgess 1 year ago
@AlanSturgess yeah i' never heard of him , i just stumbled to a video of green manalishi , and i was like amazed and went looking for pete stuff, then i heard 'then play on', man peter kills clapton easily during the 60's
guitarboy12123 1 month ago
anyone knows the name of the first song?
noremorse146 1 year ago
@noremorse146 Man of the World.
Wolf4u2 1 year ago
@noremorse146 Man of the world
hulenoga 1 year ago
@noremorse146
"Man of the World"
ytrcrussell 1 year ago
You did Peter Green proud! Great job throughout.
gsasko 1 year ago
Michael is scheduled to do a rumours era fkeetwood mac DVD the first half of this year. And hopefully, a Peter Green volume 2 soon after.
licklibrary 1 year ago
I absolutely love Fleetwood Mac. I wish they'd do a LTP Fleetwood Mac, Part II DVD with Rhiannon, Gold Dust Woman, and other Lindsay B guitar songs. And a Part III with Rick Vito and Billy Burnette songs. I own about 6 or 7 of their DVDs, all are good.
Tubes12AX7k 1 year ago
I did buy this DVD, and it's real good. God how I wish he had done a video on Need Your Love So Bad.
NicolletIslandSlim 2 years ago 3
@NicolletIslandSlim Great track I missed Guitar techniques and they did "Out of reach" luv that song too.
DROTTOHARRIS 2 years ago
Hi, Michael - great lesson !
What kind of Les Paul Model is ist ?
strinxx 2 years ago
I have a few dvd's from Lick Library Floyd Beatles and best of all - Peter Green. Brilliant
I gotta say Michael Casswell is the man
Bleadbelly1 2 years ago
u know what ?
i find the guitar very fucking awesome
hogoamin 2 years ago 2
I bought this dvd from amazon. If you order it from licklibrary you might not ever get it. I ordered santana Mar 31from the licklibrary site and still haven't received it (May 18). It ships from england and that could be why. But i must say that this dvd is excellent and very easy to follow. Very easy.
55spartacus55 2 years ago
Michael Casswell is a great teacher and a great guitar player .
I have the beatles 1-2 and stones lick library - hope to get this one soon.
vinayamoz 2 years ago
great video bud ...Oh well is my fav...it just rock's ...
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wozzer300zx 3 years ago 2
These songs are just great and as a beginner they're some way out of my league but what the hell, can anyone think of better tunes to practice with....
excellum 3 years ago
This looks fantastic.
excellum 3 years ago
One of the fine things about the original Fleetwood Mac was it had two exceptional blues singer, Peter and Jeremy Spencer.
Again, many thanks for your good work on the DVD. I love Peter's original Fleetwood Mac recordings. They are a joy to listen to.
straightfingerwater 3 years ago
His singing was a significant differentiator between himself and his brilliant guitar playing English contemporaries [Clapton, Beck, Page and Mick Taylor].
Of the big five Yardbirds and Blues Breakers guitarists, Peter was the only one who sang well and confidently right from the beginning.
We know Beck and Page dont sing at all. We also know that Claptons and Taylors singing is weak by comparison to Peter.
straightfingerwater 3 years ago
Thank you for the thoughtful analysis and skilled breakdowns of Peter's classic songs.
The rest of us have been done a great service by having this done for us by someone who understands the nuances of this artists style.
We know Peter had an unnaturally natural feeling for playing the blues. But I want to praise his singing ability too.
straightfingerwater 3 years ago
Yeah man! if you wanna play it properly listen a little better----especially the Manalishi----there's no slide down
ellivnargsenoj 3 years ago
Excellent! I agree about Peter's playing, it does have something really special. Every time you listen carefully you can hear some little thing that you missed before.
Thanks for putting this up and kudos to Michael for getting so close;-)
Emmett006 3 years ago
there will be no other like Peter - ever
PATKO1 3 years ago 4
Listen to Stan Webb of Chickenshack too far better than Clapton IMHO and rated as one of the 4 best in the UK in the 1960's
gtrtech13 3 years ago
Thanks GtrTech, I'll look him up, for shure. Don't know about Clapton comment though since we all have different likes & dislikes I try not to compare, In My Humble Opinion Also!
Wolf4u2 3 years ago
yes great band!!...peter's bassist's wife sang in chicken shack...at least for a little while
MRMITCHELLZ 3 years ago
the only chick played in Chicken Shack was Christine McVie and that was John MCVies wife that bassist from Fleetwood Mac
atlantisb34 2 years ago
thats exactly wat i said
MRMITCHELLZ 2 years ago
by peter's bassist.. you mean John McVie?.. cus you bove comment cofuzzled me lol
atlantisb34 2 years ago
ya high school wasn't my thing...lol.....so my english is not too good....(spend ma time listenin to peter green lol)
MRMITCHELLZ 2 years ago
lol thats ok i was staring at the comment going.. wtf?! lol... loove chicken shack tho.. awesome!
atlantisb34 2 years ago
where do i get this from?
gtrtech13 3 years ago
Wolf4u2: I really want this CD. Man of the World is one of my all-time favorites. Peter Green was every bit as good as Beck, Clapton, Page, etc...as BB King said, he's the only guy that ever made him sweat. So how do I import it? Many thanks.
stestro 3 years ago
so deep romantic song,thank you so much for posting Wolf4u2 !
biberwurz 3 years ago
Great job! One night in '68 I wandered into the Fillmore West in SF.On the bill was a band called Fleetwood Mac. I had heard Peter Green on "Hard Road," but, like many then, dismissed him as a 'Clapton-clone.' I thought, probably, FMAC was his version of Cream. At the Time I only listened to BB. Man, he blew me sideways that night with a completely chromed (foil?) '59 Les Paul (only 9 years old then!). I was instantly a fan and I went back the next year; heard him with Danny Kirwan. Stil a fan
Antarblue 3 years ago
I have not seen this DVD but agree with all the comments this guy makes about the great Peter Green. On the basis of the short clips in this video this man can really play too - brilliant! Where can you get hold of the DVD?!
razpaul 4 years ago
if you are in the US you'd have to import it
leaveitalone84 3 years ago