Here is our cover of the Fleetwood mac Green Manalishi I love this song..i asked Riff if it was ok to post..... its just another take on the song im not in comp with a class singer like Johnny Lock lol:thumb:

Rocking Version of Fleetwood Mac's original. excellent stuff :thumb:

Nice job Linda. Its cool having both versions posted here.:thumb:

Yeah!! cool both versions U rock me Linda:yourock:

Thanks!!!.... Porty...Riff and solitude for you replies :thumb:

"...the night is so black that the darkness..." Yay :woot: I love that brit accent!! :woot: :yourock: Cool song, yet another Fleetwood Mac one I haven´t listened before. (Looking for the earphones smilie, Erich? :p )

It's deja vu all over again. The guitars sound really heavy. Good job on the vocals. This definitely has your own signature style to it. Cool post.

Cool to hear this version covered. You two did a great job. Guitars and backer are top-notch as always, and Linda your vocals fit right in here. Cool post indeed. :yourock:

BTW thanks for the invite Linda!

COOL STUFF as always!!! Never a disapointment............

PS Thanks Linda....

INCREDIBLE job on this you two!!!! Linda, far and away a STELLAR performance!!!! Excellent!!! And i can't say enough about Art and your musicianship and production sense!!!:yourock:

Sounds great....You two did a great job on this! :yourock:

i had no idea that fleetwood mac did a version of green manalishi. sounded good. now if you can just find a decent guitar player. just kidding

Finally got around this one....wow!!
That was something for sure!!
Great job!

Well, I just got done checking out RiffAddict’s Priest version of this song, and decided to head over here to check out you two’s version. I must embarrassingly admit that I am very un-knowledgeable on the Pre-Buckingham/Nicks Fleetwood Mac catalog (and the apparently infamous Peter Greene work with them), so I have not heard the original of this. This is pretty heavy, which I like, so maybe I need to pick me up a few old Fleetwood Mac CDs! I really like the vocal approach in this recording. I know you may not understand what I mean by this, but it has a classic British sound/style to it that is appealing. Great job, Linda!

This has Art’s guitar lead style/sound written all over it. It is reminiscent of the lead work in his original tune, “The Land We Used to Know” as well as the lead work in his Deep Purple cover of “Sometimes I feel Like Screaming” (which I still listen too).

Geez...what an amazing cover you two pulled off here!!!! Awesome track!!!!:woot: :woot:

Lovely cover, im not familar with the song, but do know a few Fleetwood Mac songs, and it sounds very true to their style :)
Great backing Blues and great vocals Linda, keep up the good work :thumb:

Well, I'm afraid I'm ALSO one of the ones who never heard the original Fleetwood Mac version, so I can't compare it, but I have to say the sound and feel took me back 25 years ... it took me back to my favourite time and place, sitting in the cellar bar in the Talbot ("The Pit" of course), surrounded by good friends, looking round at all the wall paintings and listening to Keith and Georgina's jukebox, while nursing a bottle of broon & getting high on the multicoloured smoke that always hung around at the back end, opposite the front stairs.

That was a magical time and I'm always grateful I was there to share those days (and nights).

This could have been on between "See Emily Play" and "High Hopes" .. and it probably WAS.

Thanks Linda and thanks Art (for the sweet memory) :wavey: :)

Very dark-i never heard the FM version. this was cool, and you did a fantastic job, sent chills.:yourock:

Thanks guys for checking it out:thumb:

just replied to this but didnt show but..

brings back memories...a great cover of a great song [didnt peter green write this as a going away prezzie for the band?]

really enjoyed listening to this, production is superb as always.

regards,
jim.

Thanks guys , done this yonks ago whilst drunk !!!!!!!! , anyway even tho i loved JPs version , i always preferred the lunacy and madness of the original , and its sombre overtones . Green was a genius for sure , even tho hes back with us , his playing ain't . but many thanks !!!!!!!!!!!

Blow Me !!!!!! I thought i had commented on this. This is great, took me back.
Got the olden days vibe here for sure !!!:thumb:

Great work on this you guys, always a joy to listen to:thumb: :thumb:

Wow, that was different and spooky good. I love the slower pace which made the music wonderfully menacing and powerful, contrasting beautifully with Linda's lovely ethereal vocal. Very intriguing cover!