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Peter Green
Part of the great explosion of British R&B music in the 1960s, Peter Green –
born in Bethnal Green, London on October 29, 1946 - became recognized as one of
the great electric blues guitarists of his era. Raised in the East End of
London, he taught himself to play on an old Spanish guitar that one of his
brothers brought home, before joining several local bands and replacing Eric
Clapton in legendary blues rock act John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers. Forming
Fleetwood Mac with Mick Fleetwood (drums) and John McVie (bass) in 1967, Green's
talent was captured on the classic Number 1...
The Green ManalishiFleetwood Mac and Peter Green
The Green ManalishiFleetwood Mac and Peter Green
A Fool No MorePeter Green
Traveling Riverside BluesPeter Green and Peter Green Splinter Group
A Fool No MorePeter Green and Fleetwood Mac
The Green ManalishiPeter Green and Peter Green Splinter Group
The Green ManalishiFleetwood Mac and Peter Green
Then Play On
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The Green ManalishiFleetwood Mac and Peter Green
Then Play On
A Fool No MorePeter Green
In the Skies
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Traveling Riverside BluesPeter Green and Peter Green Splinter Group
Peter Green Splinter Group
A Fool No MorePeter Green and Fleetwood Mac
In the Skies
The Green ManalishiPeter Green and Peter Green Splinter Group
Peter Green Splinter Group
