Peter Green - Katmandu - A Case For The Blues 1985

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Peter Green (vocals, gt)
Vincent Crane (keyb, piano)
Jeff Whittaker (perc,drums)
Greg Terry-Short (drums)
Ray Dorset (gt, voc)
Len Surtees (bs)
Sue Marshall (bg.voc)
Terri Craze (bg.voc)

Review written by Len Surtees, September 3rd, 2005
Yeah I played bass on the album, I was in poor shape having just left The Nashville Teens after about 10 years of heavy gigging on the road. The album was recorded on first meeting which gives it that fresh spontaneous feel. I'd never heard of anyone else doing this, it made it very challenging and put pressure on which was good. I remember Vincent Crane helping me out on several occasions giving me a note without me even asking for tuning purposes, he was brilliant. If I play the album which I do on very infrequent occasions I get a good vibe from Who's That Knockin' and the Boogie track. The Case I remember was us all jamming and Jeff came in saying stop I've lost my case, we carried on playing and he grabbed a mike and started rapping it, if you listen to it I think he's threatening legal action. Peter wanted the group to stay together but everyone went their seperate ways. I could go on and on as I went on to play with Peter for some time after that rehearsing at Ginger Baker's studio in Acton. (http://discog.fleetwoodmac.net/discog.php?pid=60)


Track title 
1. Dust My Broom 
2. One More Night Without You
3. Crane's Train Boogie
4. Boogie All The Way
5. Zulu Gone West
6. Blowing All My Troubles Away 
7. Stranger Blues
8. Sweet Sixteen
9. Who's That Knocking
10. The Case