Greeny's guest appearances

[doodyhead]

I did not see it in your list but it opens up a question
The John Mayall Compilation Album "The first five Years" had a bonus disk with Peter doing "The Stumble" live and I believe "Double Trouble" or So Many Roads" I am not near the disc so it is my memory her. These live recordings were an offcial release but were if i am not mistaken from the John The Revelator tapes which were released, sort of, last year. I am sure thr first two should be in the discography but I am not sure the John The Revelator tape release is an ommision but part of the greater bootleg legasy that peter has left for us to enjoy.

vinnie cerniglia

[dino]

Originally Posted by doodyhead

I did not see it in your list but it opens up a question
The John Mayall Compilation Album "The first five Years" had a bonus disk with Peter doing "The Stumble" live and I believe "Double Trouble" or So Many Roads" I am not near the disc so it is my memory her. These live recordings were an offcial release but were if i am not mistaken from the John The Revelator tapes which were released, sort of, last year. I am sure thr first two should be in the discography but I am not sure the John The Revelator tape release is an ommision but part of the greater bootleg legasy that peter has left for us to enjoy.

vinnie cerniglia

Hi Vinnie,
I think the 2 live tracks must be considered part of the official discography, so they should be included. Those 2 tracks are very fiery, but kind of show how strong Clapton's influence was on Greeny at the time.

[dino]

By the way, check out this amazing gig list for Peter B's:
http://thebritishsound.blogspot.com/...mily-tree.html

It gives the date and location for the three "demo" tracks that were released a few years go.

[Wouter Vuijk]

Originally Posted by dino

By the way, check out this amazing gig list for Peter B's:
http://thebritishsound.blogspot.com/...mily-tree.html

It gives the date and location for the three "demo" tracks that were released a few years go.

Thanks for this information Dino. How did you bump into that site???? Very informative. I also found new info about John Moorshead and Jess Roden. Sure going to explore more.

[doodyhead]

Great site for Peter bardens bands.
It just shows how much work the got just in the five months that Peter was with them. There are over 90 dates, with much more than I thought playing with Rod Stewart. As I seem to recall. Peter was not too fond of Rod Stewarts work ethic. I guess he had ample time to judge from the looks of the tour dates.

vinnie c

[Mario]

AYNSLEY DUNBAR RETALIATION - MID 1967
STONE CRAZY .......

according to Mike Vernon, that band also called Crazy Blue, recorded one more take of
"Stone Crazy" and another track, "Fly Right Baby" on which Jack Bruce also played piano....

both the track are to this day unreleased for legal reasons....
Mario.

[Wouter Vuijk]

Originally Posted by Mario

AYNSLEY DUNBAR RETALIATION - MID 1967
STONE CRAZY .......

according to Mike Vernon, that band also called Crazy Blue, recorded one more take of
"Stone Crazy" and another track, "Fly Right Baby" on which Jack Bruce also played piano....

both the track are to this day unreleased for legal reasons....
Mario.

45 years later..... Legal reasons still count?? Ridiculous
A murdercase doesn't even retire that long.