Peter Green discography

This is a discography for Peter Green, the founder and original lead guitarist of Fleetwood Mac in the late 1960s. During the late 1970s and early 1980s, he had a brief solo career, before further success in the late 1990s with the Peter Green Splinter Group.

See also: Fleetwood Mac discography

Discography

Albums

Singles
  • "Heavy Heart" / "No Way Out" (1971)
  • "Beasts of Burden" / "Uganda Woman" (1972) with Nigel Watson
  • "Apostle" / "Tribal Dance" (1978) – from In the Skies
  • "In the Skies" / "Proud Pinto" (1979) – from In the Skies
  • "Slabo Day" / "In the Skies" (1979) – Germany (green vinyl)
  • "Loser Two Times" / "Momma Don'tcha Cry" (1980) – from Little Dreamer
  • "Walkin' the Road" / "Woman Don't"* (1980) – from Little Dreamer
  • "Give Me Back My Freedom" / "Lost My Love" (1981) – from Whatcha Gonna Do?
  • "Promised Land" / "Bizzy Lizzy" (1981) – from Whatcha Gonna Do?
  • "The Clown" / "Time for Me to Go" (1982) – from White Sky
  • "Big Boy Now" / "Bandit" (1983) – from Kolors

*non-album track

Compilations
  • Blue Guitar (1981) Creole CRX 5
  • Legend (1988) Creole CRX 12
  • Backtrackin' / A Rock Legend (1989) Castle TRKLP 101
  • Last Train to San Antone (1991) Frog FG 2-801
  • Baby When the Sun Goes Down (1992)
  • Collection (1993)
  • Rock and Pop Legends (1995)
  • Green and Guitar (1996) – Music Collection MCCD 244
  • Bandit (1997)
  • Knights of the Blues Table (1997) – Lightyear/WEA
  • Blues for Dhyana (1998)
  • Born on the Wild Side (1998)
  • Alone with the Blues (2000)
  • The Clown (2001)
  • A Fool No More (2001) – Midnite Jazz & Blues Collection MJB 100
  • Promised Land (2001)
  • The Anthology (2008)

Peter Green Splinter Group
Main article: Peter Green Splinter Group

Guest contributions

With Peter B's Looners

  • "If You Want to Be Happy" / "Jodrell Blues" (1966)

With Eddie Boyd

  • Eddie Boyd and His Blues Band featuring Peter Green (1967)
  • "The Big Boat" / "Sent for You Yesterday" (1968)
  • 7936 South Rhodes (1968)

With John Mayall's Bluesbreakers

With Duster Bennett

  • Smiling Like I'm Happy (1968)
  • "Smiling Like I'm Happy" (1969)
  • Bright Lights (1969)
  • 12 DB's (1970)

With Gordon Smith

  • Long Overdue (1968)
  • "Too Long" / "Funk Pedal" (1969)

With Otis Spann

With Brunning Sunflower Blues Band

  • Trackside Blues (1969)
  • I Wish You Would (1970)

With Clifford Davis

  • "Man of the World" / "Before the Beginning" (1969)
  • "Come On Down and Follow Me" / "Homework" (1970)

With Gass

With Jeremy Spencer

With Peter Bardens

  • The Answer (1970)

With Memphis Slim

  • Blue Memphis (1971)

With B. B. King

With Dave Kelly

  • Dave Kelly (1971)

With Country Joe McDonald

  • Hold On It's Coming (1971)

With Toe Fat

  • Toe Fat Two (1970)

With Fleetwood Mac

  • Penguin (1973) – "Night Watch" (uncredited)[1]
  • Tusk (1979) – "Brown Eyes" (uncredited)[1]

With Richard Kerr

  • From Now Until Then (1973)

With Duffo

  • The Disappearing Boy (1980)

With Mick Fleetwood

With Brian Knight

  • A Dark Horse (1981)

With SAS Band

  • SAS Band (1997)

With Dick Heckstall-Smith

  • Blues and Beyond (2001)

With Chris Coco

  • Next Wave (2002)

With Peter Gabriel

As a band member

With John Mayall's Bluesbreakers

  • "Looking Back" / "So Many Roads" (1966)
  • "Sitting in the Rain" / "Out of Reach" (1967)
  • A Hard Road (1967)
  • John Mayall's Bluesbreakers with Paul Butterfield (1967, EP) – with Paul Butterfield
  • "Curly" / "Rubber Duck" (1967)
  • "Double Trouble" / "It Hurts Me Too" (1967)

Singles

Albums

With Katmandu

References
  1. "Peter Green bio at fleetwoodmac.org". fleetwoodmac.org. Retrieved 18 July 2011.
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