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Man of the World - The Music of Peter Green

Celebrating the life and music of Peter Green

Man of the World: The Music of Peter Green

Celebrating the life and music of Peter Green

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Man of the World: The Music of Peter Green

 

"A highly enjoyable show that featured some much loved material from the ‘Golden Era’ of the first edition of Fleetwood Mac, alongside some less familiar gems from the Bluesbreakers’ catalogue... The standard of the playing was excellent throughout" thejazzmann.com

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"this was a band that bought vivid life to the songs and instrumentals written and performed by Peter Green... The songs were treated with proper respect, but each of the musicians played things with taste and accuracy" Lichfield Live

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"delivering his iconic music so brilliantly, without compromising their own collective musical integrity." Slap Magazine

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"It was the best rock show I’ve seen" Cleobury Clarion

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Shropshire Star Review

Virtuoso playing brings Peter Green’s legacy roaring back to life

 

'Sold Out' signs greeted the eager punters on their arrival at The Edge Arts Centre on Saturday night, and the buzz in the room made it clear this was no ordinary nostalgia trip.

 

​​​​Man of the World: The Music of Peter Green proved a fitting celebration of the Fleetwood Mac founder’s legacy, drawing a full house in Much Wenlock for an evening steeped in blues history delivered with genuine care and conviction.

 

From the opening notes of Black Magic Woman, the band immediately set a high standard. Virtuoso guitarist Remi Harris channelled his guitar’s tone and touch with remarkable sensitivity, capturing the spirit of Peter Green’s work while very much sounding like himself. Vocalist Dave Small brought emotional weight and impressive bongo playing, while bassist Tom Moore and drummer Shane Dixon formed a tight, responsive rhythm section. 

 

The set moved effortlessly between well-loved classics like Man of the World, Oh Well and Albatross, and deeper cuts from the Bluesbreakers catalogue. A storming encore of Shake Your Money Maker brought the night to a joyous close with the audience on their feet. Respectful without being reverential, and played with taste, accuracy and feeling, this extraordinary show was a vivid reminder of why Peter Green’s music continues to resonate so strongly, decades on.

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