Greeny on Toe Fat's "Indian Summer"

[wetcamelfood]

Originally Posted by dino

I don't think there was any doubt that's not Peter. It's the Indian Summer thing I brought up which is obviously the other guitarist.

I'd like Mario's thoughts on A New Way as when I transferred the info from the old to new discography page format here it was his notes on the old page that I pasted over which I believe listed PG as being on There'll Be Changes and A New Way. So if he agrees Peter isn't on that, I'll change the new page to reflect so (i.e. PG as just being on There'll be Changes), otherwise...

John

[Mario]

Originally Posted by wetcamelfood

I'd like Mario's thoughts on A New Way as when I transferred the info from the old to new discography page format here it was his notes on the old page that I pasted over which I believe listed PG as being on There'll Be Changes and A New Way. So if he agrees Peter isn't on that, I'll change the new page to reflect so (i.e. PG as just being on There'll be Changes), otherwise...

John

I have listened again to it and my humble opinion is that there's no Peter on Indian Summer......

Mario.

[wetcamelfood]

Originally Posted by Mario

I have listened again to it and my humble opinion is that there's no Peter on Indian Summer......

Mario.

Thanks but it seems to be A New Way that is in question here. Please let me know your thoughts on A New Way and I'll either process or leave as is accordingly.

John

[Mario]

Originally Posted by wetcamelfood

Thanks but it seems to be A New Way that is in question here. Please let me know your thoughts on A New Way and I'll either process or leave as is accordingly.

John

A New Way: of course has Peter playing.......wonderful wah-wah guitar as he used to play at that time (summer 1970),

On the first part of the song Peter's playing sounds very similar to some part of "The End Of The Game"....

Mario.