If only these three great guitarists & musicians, Spencer, Green and Kirwan, had kept their sanity. What amazing music they could've blessed the early 70s with.
Incredible. Jeremy Spencer at his greatest. Not even upstaged by fantastic Peter Green. What a slide guitar player Spencer was. Thanks for posting this.
Please ... PLEASE.... with Danny passing away ....release the whole performance here. It’s one of the few recordings of all 5 members of the REAL Fleetwood Mac
ONE OF THE BEST EVER. I saw Peter Green's FLEETWOOD MAC several times at the Fillmore East in NYC back in '68-'69. Triple threat guitar band for sure, Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwin...give me a break, man........far out.
AND Danny Kirwan. Very,very underated and forgotten bluesman. And Mick was probably the best drummer you could find for a blues/rockband,steady as a rock. Same goes for John. This is the original "supergroup" if there ever was one. I´m afraid we will never hear a group as brutally good as FM ever again. =(
Agreed. Danny and Jeremy are really my favorites in the early lineup. And the Kiln House era rocks. Jeremy and Danny together in Purple Dancer is just awesome.
This is why Fleetwood Mac are so loved - because they are one of the very few bands who not only swapped musical genres - but played them beautifully too. Deep South Blues to West Coast Californian soft rock 🪨 that’s quite a shift ! To do that so seamlessly took a lot of raw talent - which they had in abundance of coarse. Cheers 🥂
Back in the 60s when I first heard a Fleetwood mac record, it was the first time I'd ever heard electric slide guitar, I've always dug Jeremy slide playing & singing, I like to sing it at times aloud while working..
I used to practice to this album in the 70's in my living room to get the blues. The whole album is filled with all the traditional blues rhythms and grooves. For those who want to get that in one album check this one out. Can't remember the name of the album but it was their only double album. Thank you Fleetwood Mac for your interpretation of American blues. Helped me a lot.
He put out some decent non-blues songs on the Kiln house album too. He could've really slotted into the 50s retro of the 1970s. Shame he became a child molester instead...
Those chords were Elmore's signature. Then each song evolves with different intention, different rhythm, different solos. He was great at that. Plus, listen to The Sky is Crying, Goodbye Baby and others. The man could play the blues, and that's all that matters 🎸
He Joined the family and ruined what could have been a great career. However people like me who grew up in the cult grew up hearing him sing religious songs a lot so there was that. He also was well known for his drawings in cult literature for kids.
Well, I've got both his family albums on cassette. They're not so rare on vinyl but sure are on cassette. His post family blues CDs , however, are just awesome, such as Precious Little and Bend in the Road. I think he's got more, but can't remember which they could be.
Nice performance by Jeremy. However, this is not from Amsterdam 1969, but from the Njardhallen in Oslo, Norway, november 3, 1969. The footage taken from the "Early Years" DVD I presume?
the performance of Jeremy is good music unlike what we hear today.
Brilliant playing from Jeremy Spencer
One of the Best blues bands EVER
If only these three great guitarists & musicians, Spencer, Green and Kirwan, had kept their sanity. What amazing music they could've blessed the early 70s with.
So much talent in one band!
The best ever we missed this in our life time I am sure they must be making it up there.
The greatest guitar trio in rock history
Incredible. Jeremy Spencer at his greatest. Not even upstaged by fantastic Peter Green. What a slide guitar player Spencer was. Thanks for posting this.
You need add Danny kirwan too
Anything showcasing Peter Green and Danny Kirwan is an immense privilege to hear.
and Jeremy Spencer
Please ... PLEASE.... with Danny passing away ....release the whole performance here. It’s one of the few recordings of all 5 members of the REAL Fleetwood Mac
ruclips.net/video/kIXdGkcOxtY/видео.html
@@robhynes99 Thank you sir.
Einfach Spitze
Absolutely fantastic
The Best band, iconic, clássic..
Love the music 💙💙🎤🎸 Great Blues 💙🌟💙🌟💙🌟💙🌟💙🌟⭐️💫
An amazing era for Brit. blues, and these guys led the way. Thanks for posting
The best Fleetwood Mac lineup
now, this is good music unlike what we hear today.
that's original. Never read a comment like that before...
Super..nice song...gives me the cold sweats....jeremy spencer
I think I’ve remembered what music should be like. Thank goodness we still have access to this.
Love Jeremy Spencer's Elmore interpretations... and what an amazing backing band!
He didn'interpret Elmore James. He WAS Elmore on the earth again
The white Elmore James of the rock era!
Brill band wish they were all still here.
ONE OF THE BEST EVER. I saw Peter Green's FLEETWOOD MAC several times at the Fillmore East in NYC back in '68-'69. Triple threat guitar band for sure, Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwin...give me a break, man........far out.
Me too!! Also at Unganos.
Jeremías Spencer,cuando un artista és artísta ,muere siendo Artista,tu lo eres,
Gracias por deleitarnos a los amantes de BLUÉS .
he is the nearest i have ever heard to elmore james on the slide.
He can't come close to Duane Allman..
Todd Irvine gary moore dust my broom.
kayra sururi he wasn't trying to, he got down what he wanted though.
kayra sururi Sky dog got influenced by Peter son!
kayra sururi sky dog was influenced by peter son!🎸
Spencer, one of the best sliders ever!
Janis, Singapore
VERY GREAT JEREMY SPENCER ) SLIDE)
Jeremy Spencer on the slide guitar, the always intense Danny Kirwan, and of course the great Peter Green. Enjoy
THE EARLY FLEETWOOD MAC ,
Live At The Boston Tea Party three CDs are amazing.
Yes have them after trying for months.
damn all you hear is "peter green" but jeremy spencer is awesome as well
AND Danny Kirwan. Very,very underated and forgotten bluesman. And Mick was probably the best drummer you could find for a blues/rockband,steady as a rock. Same goes for John. This is the original "supergroup" if there ever was one. I´m afraid we will never hear a group as brutally good as FM ever again. =(
Agreed. Danny and Jeremy are really my favorites in the early lineup. And the Kiln House era rocks. Jeremy and Danny together in Purple Dancer is just awesome.
@@sgdeluxedoc LOL "the Kiln house era" wasn't very long. Was it even 6 months?
Kiln house is a decent album. Needed a couple more tracks though.
Superb number....i listen it a lot !
This is why Fleetwood Mac are so loved - because they are one of the very few bands who not only swapped musical genres - but played them beautifully too. Deep South Blues to West Coast Californian soft rock 🪨 that’s quite a shift ! To do that so seamlessly took a lot of raw talent - which they had in abundance of coarse. Cheers 🥂
well, they didnt' really do it seamlessly. almost the entire band was replaced with new members
New Fleetwood is pop crap
Two separate bands
@@ericwallace9711bollocks! Theirs some absolutely fantastic guitar playing on their records. Not really ‘new’ either is it
so much soul and hearth!
Nice seeing Jeremy playing a Flying V.
ThordunnHeat only one person played it better! ALBERT KING!
Super(b) group. Will never be equaled.
Back in the 60s when I first heard a Fleetwood mac record, it was the first time I'd ever heard electric slide guitar, I've always dug Jeremy slide playing & singing, I like to sing it at times aloud while working..
Ohhh yeah, right now I find myself listening to them every day.
John M. looks totally smashed! Great band, despite all the problems.
Lance Gurwell I
Certified hood classic
Very true
@@nothingforgaming1416 i know
Bruh I don’t listen to these guys a lot but this lineup is legendary Peter green is a goat
I used to practice to this album in the 70's in my living room to get the blues. The whole album is filled with all the traditional blues rhythms and grooves. For those who want to get that in one album check this one out. Can't remember the name of the album but it was their only double album. Thank you Fleetwood Mac for your interpretation of American blues. Helped me a lot.
Fleetwood Mac In Chicago......
Very much in the style of Elmore James 👍
Jeremy is influenced by Elmore James...the king of the slide-guitar
@@martijnverweij8687 heavily influenced
que guitarrista .jeremi ... que lujo esta banda .. peter ... kirwan ... que banda...
I love the good musicians
Бриллианты , на века,.
Danny kirwan was awesome. Too seen an early incarnation of him here
Wish the camera work was better but happy these performances are available!
cats sure laid it down as genuinely as any other
Wonder why they haven't released this whole show on dvd by now. seems strange to me.
AWESOME !
He could only play one song, but he did it very well...
Wonderful, would love to see more from this show
I'll second that motion!
GREAT WHOLE LOT OF FEELING..
He lived in the shadows, such a shame .
Me too
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lovely
Elmore 'possessing' a Brit... thanks you Lord !
Juntos que más hubieran aportado, un buen homenaje a Elmore James
💎💎💎💎💎!!!💥🇦🇷 ! Y E S !
Jesus H !! The real FLEETWOOD. !!! Gx
Indeed. Thank you for the correction.
....le hacen un gran homenaje a Elmore !!!!!!
Jeremy may be a one trick pony, but what a trick totally nails the blues
He put out some decent non-blues songs on the Kiln house album too. He could've really slotted into the 50s retro of the 1970s.
Shame he became a child molester instead...
You obviously haven't heard Spencer's discography to say such a thing.
It's been all downhill for Fleetwood Mac after this...
For the blues fans..
Elmore James :)
Did all Elmore James songs sound alike? This sounds exactly like "Dust My Broom" just different lyrics.
Those chords were Elmore's signature. Then each song evolves with different intention, different rhythm, different solos. He was great at that. Plus, listen to The Sky is Crying, Goodbye Baby and others. The man could play the blues, and that's all that matters 🎸
he is abit like chuck berry uses the same structure and riff for alot of his songs, there are songs that are diffirent too though
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Also like to see Madison blues.
All these early Fleetwood Mac vids show John Mcvie high AF….
He Joined the family and ruined what could have been a great career. However people like me who grew up in the cult grew up hearing him sing religious songs a lot so there was that. He also was well known for his drawings in cult literature for kids.
Well, I've got both his family albums on cassette. They're not so rare on vinyl but sure are on cassette. His post family blues CDs , however, are just awesome, such as Precious Little and Bend in the Road. I think he's got more, but can't remember which they could be.
Ok..its juste..dust m'y Broome..Robert Johnson and others..
where is Peter Green?
In Heaven........
0:21 2:36
Nice performance by Jeremy.
However, this is not from Amsterdam 1969, but from the Njardhallen in Oslo, Norway, november 3, 1969. The footage taken from the "Early Years" DVD I presume?
I knew Jerry in Lichfield in the 60swhen he played in a band,with the Charles bros John and Ian,good days.
A shame the cameraman wasn't smart enough to back off out of the closeups.
Looks like McVie has popped a few pills beforehand.
I PREFER JEREMYS SOUND WHEN HE PLAYED THE BIG GIBSON SEMI ON THE BLUES JAM IN CHICAGO RECORDED AT CHESS STUDIOS. DONT LIKE THE SOUND OF THAT FLYING V.
Alfie Henshall it actually sounds amazing dude
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