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  • listen to the full song!!!............in all its glory. and then appreciate . xx 

  • He took himself way too seriously.

  • Really nice tones in his guitar playing. Nice low notes come through well.

  • king

  • hey man wats the craic, listen I was only being tongue in cheek. I actually love this song. If I'm being honest Jools Holland is the first time I have listened to Roy Harper.

    I interpret this song as a valid critique of the hegemony of the whiteman today and throughout a large part of world history. It reminds me of Neil Young's classic Cortez the killer.

    Brilliant tune

    Fairplay Roy

  • This racist? R u joking? If a person of colour sang it, then that might be arguable. Ever heard of self-criticism.

    This song was really inspiring when i first heard it in 1971 - and still is - when at Leeds Uni. It successfully deploys a shock tactic ie word 'hate';

    apartheid wa in full swing with the UK white elite living off the backs of black ppl.

    For example. Only a few years after first serious laws v Jim Crow

  • This song is very racist. You can tell by Roy's expression after finishing up that he feels rather ashamed of himself to be singing it :) :)

  • hats off to (roy) harper

  • oh roy <3

  • Cheers for that mate. There's a special web-only broadcast of Green Man from the same show, linked through Roy's website.

  • Brilliant .Thanks for posting

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