Peter Green Fleetwood Mac "Like it This Way"

Killer dual lead guitar that rivals Allman and Betts, Powell and Turner....Green is almost telepathic in his contrapoint of Danny Kirwans main riffs.

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[ZazzOffGuitars]

Only the very best can recover from a broken string, or maybe it's like a fine club player told me one night when that same thing happened to me, 'aww don't sweat it. Anyone can play one of those dayum things with all the strings on it and in tune. Real pickers never miss a beat !"

[Hemulen40]

Paranormal communication between Peter & Danny ! WOW !

[bloozecat]

Killer Playing !!

[murfdog19]

@ZazzOffGuitars Kirwin broke the high E string which isn't too big a deal. If he would have broken the B or G string it would have made things a lot more difficult. It does for me anyway.

[MattHatter]

@Salguine I'm one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. But you don't think that the Ron Wood era of The Rolling Stones is better than the Brian Jones or ESPECIALLY the Mick Taylor years. And I know a guy who is just SO INTO the Ron Wood years and he's like a Dead Head over the Stones and I don't know how that's possible.

[Salguine]

@MattHatter But you know what? People who puff up their chests and go on about who the TRUE fans of such and such are and who's REAL and who's a poseur and TRUE and REAL are usually dicks. Who cares?

[Salguine]

@whiteheadcm Well, if you can't see it, you can't see it. Too bad for you.

[mikebloomfirld66]

@whiteheadcm oh you must be a clapton fan.

[MusicalTree3]

@whiteheadcm - It's only Rock 'n' Roll, it doesn't have to be profound. It's a song about boys and girls 'getting it on'. I think Danny Kirwan gives a stellar performance, but each to his own.

[whiteheadcm]

And the award for most boring drumming goes toooooooooo.. MICK FLEETWOOD!

Not even a single fill in this super loose song.

Also, killer dual that rivals Allman and Betts? What? These fellas were just playing the song structure.

Good little song, but I just don't see anything profound here.

[222clocks]

tightest rhythm section ever here