Track Listing
1. Man of the World
2. Long Grey Mare
3. Cryin' Won't Bring You Back
4. Fool No More, A
5. Trying to Hit My Head Against the Wall
6. Last Train to San Antoine
7. Walkin' the Road
8. Uranus
9. Whatcha Gonna Do?
10. Born on the Wild Side
11. Lost My Love
12. Fast Talking Woman Blues
13. Long Way Form Home
14. Touch My Spirit
15. Seven Stars
16. Loser Two Times
17. Oh Well - (live, Live Track)
18. If You Let Me Love You - (live, Live Track)
19. Jumping at Shadows - (live, Live Tack)
20. Black Magic Woman - (live, Live Track)
21. Big Boy Now
22. You Won't See Me Anymore
23. Got to See Her Tonight
24. Same Old Blues
25. Showbiz Blues
26. Ride With Your Daddy Tonight
27. Tribal Dance
28. Give Me Back My Freedom
29. Bandit
30. Baby, When the Sun Goes Down
31. What Am I Doing Here?
32. Shining Star
33. Apostle
34. Stranger Blues
35. Lazy Poker Blues
36. Green Manalishi, The
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | Fleetwood Mac | | Distributor: | Phantom Import Distributi | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
The long strange career of Peter Green (founding member of Fleetwood Mac) is chronicled in this ambitious anthology, which cover 20 years in 36 tracks.
This double-disc overview collection of British super guitarist Peter Green is unique only for the limit of its focus and its seeming willy-nilly sequenced expression of it. If you're a fan, there isn't anything here you don't already have. By concentrating on a 20-year period -- and for most of that Green was lost in his own mind -- listeners get a solid selection of Green's creative genius with Fleetwood Mac, his spotty early solo records when his disintegration begins, and his tentative but still brilliant first return to music-making as well as a pair of sideman gigs with Bob Brunning's Sunflower Blues Band tossed in for good measure. There are only two live cuts in the batch, Boston Tea Party-era versions of "Black Magic Woman" and a cover of Duster Bennett's "Jumping at Shadows," and a wildly interspersed series of solo album cuts, Mac singles, and LP grooves like the juxtaposition of Green's "Lost My Love" with FM's "Fast Talking Woman Blues." In all, the only new thing here is the packaging and the inventive if problematic assemblage. ~ Thom Jurek
Editorial Reviews
3 1/2 stars out of 5 - Loaded with wondrous little slivers of music neither exclusively blues nor rock, these two discs make the case that Green deserves more than a footnote.
Rolling Stone
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