Green continued to compose music after leaving the band he co-founded and was a part of several albums and groups over the years. In 1973, he made an uncredited cameo on Fleetwood Mac’s album Penguin. Due to his mental health issues, he then took a vacation from the professional scene.
Green then resurfaced in 1979, signing with the PVK label and releasing a slew of solo albums as well as appearing on the albums of a slew of other musicians. The following are some of Peter’s solo albums, along with their individual prices:
- The End of the Game – $17.22 (Audio CD)
- In The Skies – $29.33 (Limited Vinyl)
- Little Dreamer – $12.71 (Audio CD)
- Watcha Gonna Do – $25.11 (Vinyl)
- White Sky – $14.37 (Audio CD)
Green rose to prominence as a songwriter in addition to his solo career. Over the years, he had contributed to a number of successful pieces for other musicians. He’s also done a lot of touring with different bands. Peter Green’s net worth has surely increased as a result of his revenues from his solo record and as a member of several groups.
