Blistering Live Stuff from Peter Green Era

This is one of many repackagings of their legendary Boston Tea Party concerts of February 5-7 1970. Completists should opt for the "legit" releases that contain everything from all three nights, but if you're looking for a one-disc distillation, you couldn't do much better. This has most of the highlights; Green's bass solo on Green Manalishi, Oh Well, Black Magic Woman (never forget... they did it first), and a flat-out unbelievable 24-minute Rattlesnake Shake. Great sound quality, too.

This is what Blues Rock is all about !!!!!

When Peter Green is at the top of his game, he is just as vital as Johnny Winter, Eric Clapton, SRV or any other of the all time greats who have picked up a guitar. Not too many bands could have 3 guitarists who don't step all over each other but Fleetwood Mac did, very well. This cd has pretty good sound. I was hesident to buy this, but I did and I love it. Peter Greens guitar playing has never been better or as emotional,and if you like music thats a little bluey and a little rock, played by some of the best musicians on this earth, then you must purchase this cd. Black Magic Women is worth it by itself.