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A sad loss. A truly brilliant guitar player and composer. So many classics from this amazing man. A loss that like so many started with drugs.
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Nothing to do with it, look into his life well before any party.I believe that your characterisation of his 'wrong choice' is inaccurate, unlike so many of his contemporaries. His drink was spiked with LSD at a party and he was the unwilling victim of the consequences of the cognitive effects. It's a tragedy to himself and a loss to music lovers.
Nothing to do with it, look into his life well before any party.
I've not seen that...I read somewhere that Carlos Santana introduced him to acid.
'TrifficIt was not Santana but The Grateful Dead's roadie, who with his wife used to "magic up" LSD for the Dead.
Acid isn't addictive, however, one bad trip can have ongoing effects, I suspect that Peter Green was always going to suffer with mental problems but no doubt the acid didn't help.I've not seen that...
Whilst Santana had a big hit with Black Magic Woman, I've never been really impressed with his playing. If he did indeed turn Greeny onto acid, he impresses me less.
I have completely the opposite opinion of Santana. Just like Greeny did, he plays from his heart, feeling every note. Gary Moore was the same.I've not seen that...
Whilst Santana had a big hit with Black Magic Woman, I've never been really impressed with his playing. If he did indeed turn Greeny onto acid, he impresses me less.
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