Track Listing
DISC 1:
1. Green Manalishi, The - (with Fleetwood Mac)
2. Black Magic Woman - (with Fleetwood Mac)
3. Jumping at Shadows - (with Fleetwood Mac)
4. Supernatural, The - (with Splinter Group)
5. Albatross - (with Splinter Group)
6. World in Harmony - (with Fleetwood Mac)
7. Oh Well! - (with Fleetwood Mac)
8. Sandy Mary - (with Fleetwood Mac)
9. Rattlesnake Shake - (with Fleetwood Mac)
10. Man of the World - (with Splinter Group)
DISC 2:
1. Heart of Stone - (with Splinter Group)
2. I'm a Steady Rollin' Man - (with Otis Rush/Splinter Group)
3. Big Change Is Gonna Come - (with Splinter Group)
4. Homework - (with Splinter Group)
5. When You Got a Good Friend - (with Splinter Group)
6. You'll Be Sorry Someday - (with Splinter Group)
7. Phonograph Blues - (with Splinter Group)
8. Love in Vain Blues - (with Splinter Group)
9. Burglar - (with Splinter Group)
10. From Four Until Late - (with Dr. John/Splinter Group)
11. Hiding in Shadows - (with Splinter Group)
12. Sweet Home Chicago - (with Paul Rodgers/Splinter Group)
13. Hitch Hiking Woman - (with Splinter Group)
14. Me & The Devil Blues - (with Splinter Group)
15. Going Down - (with Splinter Group)
| Details | | Playing Time: | 127 min. | | Distributor: | E1 Distribution (USA) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Additional personnel: Dr. John, Otis Rush.
This double-disc CD features 1960s-era live recordings of the guitarist and singer Peter Green's early performances with Fleetwood Mac, as well as his work with his later Splinter Group, which he formed upon his return from decades of relative inactivity. Early Fleetwood Mac hits such as "Green Manalishi," "Man of the World," and "Albatross" are featured, as well as later covers of such Robert Johnson-penned blues classics as "I'm a Steady Rollin' Man," "When You Got a Good Friend," and "Me and the Devil Blues." Green's soulful guitar work on the earlier recordings reminds us what was lost when he abandoned music in the early '70s, while his later, 1990s-vintage performances show a musician working his way back to something approaching his previous form.
Editorial Reviews
3 stars out of 5 -- [T]his is Green at his most quixotic, a stoned blues shaman disguised as a mediaeval busker...
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