So the big question: Was the lead guitar on Slabo Day Peter Green or Snowy White~?? They are both credited but given Peter's obscurity at that point, it seems likely it was White.... thanks for consistently bringing up paradoxes from my rock past....love'em. And frankly I think I loved the other version of Keep on Dancin' , and particularly the footage of all those white dweebs trying to dance soul....ha~!
Such a knopflerian sound, I go with Peter. Listen to the licks on his Last train to San Antone where he explores a similar western musical idiom. One of the most lyrical players that has ever lived.
So the big question: Was the lead guitar on Slabo Day Peter Green or Snowy White~?? They are both credited but given Peter's obscurity at that point, it seems likely it was White.... thanks for consistently bringing up paradoxes from my rock past....love'em. And frankly I think I loved the other version of Keep on Dancin' , and particularly the footage of all those white dweebs trying to dance soul....ha~!
ReplyDeleteSuch a knopflerian sound, I go with Peter. Listen to the licks on his Last train to San Antone where he explores a similar western musical idiom. One of the most lyrical players that has ever lived.
ReplyDeletesnowy says different.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUflhNm5Mws