Mick Fleetwood Talks Tribute to Peter Green | At Home and Social
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- We're catching up with Mick Fleetwood virtually from his home to talk about his advice to future bands, his favorite Fleetwood Mac memories, and his upcoming tribute event to Peter Green.
PLUS - join Mick this Saturday for a special PPV event Mick Fleetwood and Friends to celebrate the music of Peter Green and the early years of Fleetwood Mac. Watch the exclusive premiere of this one-of-a-kind concert with an all-star cast featuring performances by: Neil Finn, Noel Gallagher, Billy Gibbons, David Gilmour, Kirk Hammett, Jonny Lang, John Mayall, Christine McVie, Jeremy Spencer, Zak Starkey, Pete Townshend, Steven Tyler and Bill Wyman. Get tickets: bit.ly/Mick-Fle...
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The original Fleetwood Mac's music is like stumbling into a hidden treasure vault! 👑💎
Too true. Peter Green was GOLD!
Absolutely 🎸
Oh well said...unexpected and in retrospect shows the ingenuity of the original player particularly Mick and McVie.
very true. its crazy how they went to blues-rock to pop like music in the nicks and buckingham era
@@frankgeeslin5483 All 5 were very good.
Peter Green was a talent beyond ALL the others. Listen to him - and you cannot argue with that. A beautiful soul. Beautiful music. Beautiful artist.
Hats off to Mick for doing that great night for Peter
Went to a number of Fleetwood Mac concerts in San Francisco in the 60’s, and was fortunate enough to sit in the front row of most of them. Experienced every talented group under the sun in those halcyon days, and Peter Green will always stand out for the haunting spell he cast on everyone in attendance….that incomparable, soulful voice, along with his genius on the guitar.
Saw Peter Green with the splinter group in San Francisco, once at the winter Land and once at Bimbo's. Carlos and members of John Lee hooker's family were at the Bimbo's venue. Great show, Peter was smiling all through out the show.
Nice to see the picture from the Then Play On LP behind him.
Love how that flame never died between Mick and Peter
Mick Fleetwood seems like quite a nice man. And a very thoughtul and sensitive one.
One of the most soulful and heartfelt of tributes to a misunderstood genius of blues guitar.
You don't have to understand him to hear him play.
Peter Green really was someone and something rather special back in the day. I never bonded with the later incarnation of Fleetwood Mac. The music never spoke to me in the same way and there were too many heavily medicated egos flying around during that period, for my liking. I was always surprised that they chose to continue under the same name. Any legacy was very difficult to discern. A lot of fans, I'm sure, are quite unaware of the original incarnation.
Peter Green was not only a fabulous musician but a great man with a big heart. For the people that we're touched by his humanity and lack of ego were happy to be part of the tribute concert and it does not surprise me that so many of his peers would show up to pay tribute to him as a man and as a musician I've been following early Fleetwood Mac since I was 13 and as Mick Fleetwood says that was 50 years ago, it's been a great ride and I continue to obsess over the music and guitar playing of what I believe to be the greatest white blues guitarist. Respects to all including Mick Fleetwood, Jeremy Spencer and Christine McVie (I am saddened that John McVie a friend and Band member of 55 years did not make the effort to be part of the tribute) for their efforts to show the impact that Peter Green made not only on the music end but in life in general. Peter always and continues to have a major impact on his fans who have never forgotteñ the kind leader of the original Fleetwood Mac. In the mid 60's Fleetwood Mac impacted the music that consumed Britain and consumed an era of american blues opening our eyes to the musicians that created the blues and opening the door for younger talent to add to the story of the blues and showcasing the talents of many musicians that dedicated their playing to continue the history of the blues. Thanks to all those famous and unknown for their crusade at keeping the blues alive.
I know it’s rare that’s mick fleetwood will ever see my comment.I’m a huge fan of Fleetwood Mac.I love that you have the “then play on” art behind you!!!.
To me, there has only ever been one Fleetwood Mac and that was the original one, begun by the wonderful Peter Green. I saw Peter play a few years ago and was so emotional I wept. Really wish I could have seen him play with Fleetwood Mac. One of the guitar greats.
Absolutely. I don’t have any albums after Kiln House, but I have every single one before. Live At The Boston Tea Party is one of the best live records ever.
He was a shadow of his former self in the later years sad to see , like BB King in his final year, he was playing so far below his early output it was quite embarrassing .
I agree. I’ve never been interested in the band since Peter left.
I saw him twice in The Splinter Group but as has been said he was just a shadow of his former self.
We shouldn’t forget Danny Kirwen or Jeremy Spencer who added so much to the sound.
Peter Green should get the recognition that Clapton, Page, and Beck get. I saw Peter Green's FM several times back in the sixties and they were the quintessential British Blues band. Still think Jeremy Spence, Danny Kirwin need to be recognized for their greatness.
Your a lucky bloke to see them in the 60`s , i would have been 10 in 1967 nov , i took my son 30th may 2010 he was about 15 to see peter green & friends at a converted barn called the Cheese & Grain ,Frome,Somerset england (about 50 mile journey from where i live) (their`s footage of some of the gig on youtube) , when i`d parked the car at the site who should walk past but peter green with 1 of the young musicians , unfortunately i bottled out of asking for his autograph or just to speak with him.
I would have given my right arm to have seen Peter with Mac. How lucky you were. Hope you appreciated it fully at the time. :)
I watched this and was hoping Jeremy and Danny would be mentioned because they're very sadly overlooked.
Peter Green and Rory Gallagher,there are others but these two are so often described as "not getting the recognition"; when this is raised with other musicians however the fairly common response is "maybe in the public but not among musicians".
I think jeff healey should get that also.
Peter Green is a legend, of course the whole band is legendary!
From England, London Blues scene , Jimmy page, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton etc ...huge impact those guys made. Respect as an Englishman...to the Blues....
All incarnations of Fleetwood Mac helps me with this Covid isolation. Saw their concert at Moda in 2018...AMAZING 💕💕💞💖
Mick F does a good thing by remembering his old friend… and by lauding PG’s genius.
and doesn’t say a single thing about Danny Kirwan.
I loved Peter Green's slower songs. I Need Your Love So Bad and A Fool No More, to me, is the apitome of Peter Green. Those two songs take me to a place like no other songs I know of to date......... and that's a mouthfull for a 67 year-old who listens to a lot of music across various genres. A sad story for sure, but I am grateful for the music Peter Green left us and for kicking off, arguably, the greatest band in R&R history. May PG RIP, a soul so kind it really wasn't meant to live in the world we live in........... IMHO. Be kind to people.
Hi Katie,another great show. I've been a long time Fleetwood Mac fan so many thanks for keeping Mick talking. With all the different guests you interview you must have some great stories to tell. Keep up the good work.
Saw one of the first shows at the Saville Theatre in 67, along with Mayall, Chicken Shack ( with Christine McVie ) and Aynsley Dunbar, it was a great show with Mick Taylor and Peter on the same bill !
Fabulous to see Kirk Hammett perform Green Manalishi with ‘Greeny’.
Wow I'm a big fan of the early Fleetwood but I didn't know that Peter Green wrote Black Magic Woman...How cool is that !
I had Fleetwood Macs Complete Blue Horizon Box Set a number of years back.
It had their studio pieces , plus the 5th disc had out takes if I remember correctly.
The 5th had Peter playing the blues , and I would listen to that more than anything .
So impressive. I bought it back then for $19.99 , and now to replace it cost anywhere from $50 used,
to over $100 BNIB .
I would like to add that that Box Set is why I became a huge fan of Mick Fleetwod as a drummer.
What makes some of Fleetwood Mac's so memorable ?
Think of it , it's Mick's beats , along with those bass lines.
One comes to mind and it's from Tusk .
See , you've already thought of it.
well do yourself a favor & use 3/5 of that $50 and get Fleetwood Mac box set, also blue : FM 1969-74.
@@codybluetarp Will do.
Mick should write a book with all his music history. He was there through some magical times in the greatest years of rock music.
I listen to the “Rumours” version of Mac about once every two years. That’s plenty. I listen to the Peter Green version every month multipe times. The first is smart pop whereas the second transcends the genre and is truly magical. Thank you Peter, Danny and Mick. Mac’s Black Magic Woman is so much better than Santana’s.Better guitar, infinitely better singing, better percussion. It is one of the best blues songs ever recorded.
Brother, the first guitar solo in FM's Black Magic Woman has been my phone's ringtone since the first time I listened to it. For me it's on my top five guitar solos, and Peter's voice is immortal.
Can you remember him ... open mouth sweater vest .. young like the new morning . what an accomplished wonderful musician and gentleman :)🌻
What a peach of a YT recommendation !
Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, Mick Fleetwood,John McVie,Christine McVie,Danny Kirwin,Bob Welch. Really Good shit pre-commercial FWM.
Yep,up to and including Heroes Are Hard To Find. The next 2 are ok but TUSK is great.
Thank You Mick . Will anybody remember PG 50 years from now? Does not matter.. Just glad to think about PG everyday.
Im a drummer ..he is. rock solid ..with the fancy fill ...in the correct timing of feel ..it works ..
You need to realize the similarities of Peter Greene and Syd Barrett ! Both of them suffered for the music and launched their vision of the true music felt in their heart, it's incredibly unknown how much influence that they had over modern music !
And in te background the painting on the cover of Then Play On. Before superstardom, Fleetwood Mac were a respected blues rock outfit. They were also noted for having lead guitar players who went a bit bonkers: Jeremy Spencer and Peter Green. 1969’s Then Play On was the finest album of the Peter Green era. It also has a swell cover, that’s described as follows in the LP’s Wikipedia entry:
The painting used for the cover of the album is “Domesticated Mural Painting”, by the English artist Maxwell Armfield.[6] It was featured in the February 1917 edition of The Countryside magazine, which states that the mural was originally designed for the dining room of a London mansion".
He had no ego! LOL possibly the most egoless musician ever. So many great songs post FM. So many So many. In the sky's. Kolors. Little Dreamers. RIP Danny Kirwan.
The greatest English guitar player of all time ... comparing Green with others seems absurd even.
When I saw Fleetwood Mac the first time, it was àt a Warehouse, I was blown away by the fu*ckin Drummer, and the Bass player, they were Together, I saw them Later and they were together, they were good when they picked up on Peter's sôñg s, jùs såyîn, well anyway I guess I'm saying that Mick and John are always Phenomenal, jùs sàyin ¡♥️😎♥️¡
Then play on painting behind Mick.
15:06 for whoever wants to make a funny Mick Fleetwood silent reaction GIF (when the host suggests Fleetwood Mac's later output appears on a "Top 10 Break-Up Songs of the 80s" playlist.)
Prior to Fleetwood Mac Peter Green performed on one of the greatest British blues albums, John Mayall's Hard Road
Amen Corner ...should be remembered ...think I spelt his name right, he was a massive input to the Blues London scene .....
I think you mean Alexis Korner.
@@linara21 Hi, yes, later I realised ..cheers.
ty katie
Fleetwwod Mac with Peter Green the best blues band ever exist. I have a suggestion for Mick Fleetwood to make a reunion with Jeremy Spencer, John Mc Vie and Rick Vito and make another celebration of Peter Green. The fans would like to be happy again. Of coursemany other good singers are welcome.
How about putting Peter's son Liam Firlej on the show, so he can discuss the infamous Munich Acid Trip with Mick Fleetwood? You would blow the roof off the World of Rock. Liam has some very good questions to ask Mick and John. Is Mick the Green Manaleshi?
Money
@@donfisher7432 Yes. Was Mick the personification? He and Peter had major disagreements about Peter wanting to donate their vast earnings. So Peter quit the band.
PG loved fishing and fish. I think this really helped his head and bought him out of his funk and allowed him to Play On. He beat his demons.
the picture on the all behind mick ...i believe is from there albim ..then play on...very similiar
I would say he does
Peter Green was Grreat! Sorry to hear about your Restaurant in Hawaii! Sad that Oprah, and the Rock just didn't make an offer to buy it. They could afford it!
There are two Fleetwood mac`s. Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac was first, Disco Mac came later.
Any of the Peter Green Tribute Concert profits go to charity? I haven't heard. Now that would be a real tribute to Peter Green. Give all the money to the needy. It's why he left the band and the music industry. "Green Manaleshi" says it all.
It's all going to the Teenage Cancer Fund.
@@bjr4567 Thank you. I did find brief mention of that. I think it's a Roger Daltry/Pete Townsend initiative from what I understand.
Green was the best in the late 60s, and most people knew it. His demise as an artist remains a significant loss to music lovers.
Peter was also a great blues singer.
I remember Sue Marchant mentioned only a few years back that Peter Green did a gig at The Secret Garden venue in Cambs. He was spotted in Norwich a few years ago as he lived near to Great Yarmouth in his latter years .. I always play Man Of The World and Green Manalishi. I like this English attitude and roots, much better before they became Americanised imo
like to have the picture behind Mick
supergroup idea....mick...pete townsend...pino palladino....richard thompson...name? six foot
loved early FM; hated the MOR pop-band it turned into
I can never understand why Fleetwood Mac didnt fund Peter to get himself well, as eventually Nigel Watson did to get him back on stage.
"I know this guy, his name is Mick
Now MIck don't care if he ain't got no chicks
He do the shake....
Peter was calling Mick Fleetwood a w*nker!
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Someone ask Mick to do a tribute to Danny Kirwan
Love the band Interesting that he doesn’t give any credit to Bob Welch
He does, it's just that not all times are appropriate to cover that ground. If you read his book, you'll see he pays mucho respect to Bob for all he did with and for the Mac.
@@bjr4567 Yes, Bob was the force behind Danny getting fired. He even admitted in a penguin interview from 2003 ( Bob's wiki ) that he was after Mick to fire him shortly after he was hired in 71. Then the man who replaced Danny had an affair with Mick's wife. Lastly, Bob abruptly quit a couple of years later. I could on. Yes, Bob did a lot for the Mac.
@@RobbyByrne Well in fairness, Danny was his dance partner in all that went down and for all his talents, wasn't the easiest guy to get along with day in and day out. Also, Bob wasn't desirous to see him go until it became clear the two of them would never get along due to Danny's uber-sensitivity and hard drinking binges. Moreover, Welch was in FM for almost as long as Kirwan was, and was instrumental in helping them transition from England to California where their fame would truly soar. So there is a bit more to the BW story.
@@bjr4567 You're right. Danny definitely had a hand in his demise. Depression and alcohol is a terrible mixture. Unfortunately, Danny rose to the ranks too young and never received help for his issues. Both Mick and Peter blames themselves. I do take issue with your Welch take. Bob was ambitious and Danny stood in his way. Bob was relegated to rhythm guitar and relied on his one hit during the 71-72 period. Other than that he sung Peter Green songs during his concerts. Danny knew Bob was conspiring with Mick to get him axed so it's no wonder Danny never trusted Bob. Isolation became a huge problem for Danny in the summer of 72. Mick held on to Danny until that fateful night in Sept. of 72. We have never heard Danny's side to the story, but it was no surprise that it all started with Welch. Bob had his own issues with liquor. When he abruptly quit the Mac in late 74, he was drinking heavily at the time. Peter, Jeremy, and Bob all quit. Danny did not. There is something to be said about that.
@@RobbyByrne Well, we partly agree and disagree. I'll give you Bob was very ambitious but the final decision to let Danny go was a band decision, even if Bob declared he had had enough. Unfortunately by that late point in '72, Danny had managed to alienate everyone in the band short of Mick. He was a very private individual indeed, and sadly didn't let his hair down often enough. Dead serious, to quote Bob. But the others saw this too as time went on. Mick defended him like he did since he was the last creative throwback to the triumphant Peter Green days, and was clearly the Mac's most prolific songwriter (Bob and Christine were still only improving in this regard). He was also a top notch guitarist, one who rivaled Peter Green with his chops. And that vibrato! Danny largely carried those two albums he did with Bob, particularly Bare Trees. However, Welch didn't have the drinking problem that Kirwan had developed, he wasn't throwing temper tantrums and was much more of a "team player" in the collective mix. All of this coalesced to help seal Danny's fate. Let me add that IMO Kirwan was as big a loss to FM as Green was before him. It's a true shame what went down, and we all lost out because of it.
Respect to Mick Fleetwood but Fleetwood Mac Peter with Peter green and Danny was not to be beaten shame new f Mac it turned into a pop band never the same😕😞
oh well money talks and every makes bucks
Yeah yeah, Mick Fleetwood enjoying his millions and talking about Peter Green, ignoring the one musician that Peter Green adored: Danny Kirwan. Kirwan could play rings around Peter Green. These lovely/greedy Fleetwood Mac personnel made millions of dollars, yet could not even buy home for Danny Kirwan, as he lost his way and became homeless in the UK. They let him die, and, for that, they can rot in hell.
It absolutely amazes me why THE best guitarist of Fleetwood Mac (Danny Kirwan) never even gets a mention........... The second best guitarist (lyndsay Buckingham) got sacked for no good reason...... and all people can talk about is Peter Green. I mean, YES, he was one of the first blues players to hit the limelight, YES, he was doing something different and inspirational, and YES he was a good songwriter, however, he was NO WAY NEAR as good on guitar as Danny Kirwan, Lyndsey Buckingham, Jerry Reed and Rory Gallagher to give a few examples........
For me nobody created the depth of emotions with the sequences of played notes and voice then Mr Peter Green and his band ( 17 years old at 1969 ). Never was interested in the NEW FM.
Idk man, sounds like a little too much wax in the ears. Listen to Peter greens solo on jumping at shadows or worried dream. He was a much better guitarist than Lyndsey buckingham 😂😂 him trying to cover Peter’s songs were a joke.
@@NoItsAvailable I've been playing guitar for 38 years, and I can appreciate and respect Peter Green, Lyndsey Buckingham, and most of all Danny Kirwan. Of the two songs you suggested by Peter Green, I could learn to play each one in about 1 hour, and you would not be able to tell the difference......... However, if you asked me to play 'Never going back again' by Lyndsey Buckingham, or 'Trinity' by Danny Kirwan I don't think I could EVER play it............. I suspect you don't play guitar, but only LISTEN to it.......... Danny Kirwan and Lyndsey Buckingham are FAR better guitarists than Peter Green, but Peter Green was still a GREAT SONGWRITER.
@@banditdarville. I play guitar too man, and just because you can learn the song doesn’t mean you could give it the same emotions and feelings Peter green was able to. I agree Kirwan is a great guitarist but I just can’t agree with your opinion of Lyndsey and that’s fine. I never cared for the later incarnation of Fleetwood Mac personally, I always preferred the original blues with actual feelings. And when bb king says he was the only one to give him the cold sweats, and the fact he inspired many greats you know Peter green was the real deal.
@@NoItsAvailable I'm talking about who is the better guitar player, NOT who had a better sound, or who was the first to play in a certain style or influence the music world in a creative way........... I agree with some of what you are saying, but I've fallen into the same trap in the past thinking that somebody is THE best guitarist in the world, JUST because I like their music, when in fact there are guitarists that are BETTER, but I don't necessarily LIKE their music............. I stand by my opinion that Danny Kirwan and Lyndsey Buckingham are FAR better guitarists, BUT Peter Green is possibly a better songwriter.......... Just take Bob Dylan for an example........, he can't sing for toffie, but he has written some of the best songs in history........... (a lot of which have been recorded and acheived greater success by people who CAN sing..........)
Peter Green was do much better than Clapton, gilmour, and everyone else. He was the man.
I love that Mick is still so proud of his friendship with Peter Green and the extraordinary soul-stirring work that He, Peter, John, Jeremy and Danny crafted as young men. I'm so happy he made this concert happen, Peter Green and his music needs to be celebrated.
Fleetwood s a great guy, many people don’t pay their respects to their roots. Especially to green
Totally agree. As a huge Greeny fan you’ve got to respect Micks devotion and love for his old friend.
I love how Peter named it Fleetwood Mac, because "Guitarists always leave thier band" and he wanted Mick and John to be able to continue w the name.
Santana modeled his entire guitar tone after Peter’s and people don’t seem to realize that either.
That explains why im really into santana atm, greens in the skies and santanas first album is a daily ritual for me atm
Santana also has a lot of MIKE BLOOMFIELD in his playing.
Peter Green , the best guitar player of the World, fantastic composer, singer, the King of blues, I love the original Fleetwood Mac, god bless you Mick ❤️
agree. the real King of Blues. The best guitarist John Mayall ever had. Fleetwood Mac great and excellent Band (Peter Green era). ✌️
@@jorgeramirezcamarena4904 Eric Clapton is the best guitarist John Mayall
So great to see Mick as a senior English gentleman paying tribute to all those in his past. Love the painting in the background that was the Then Play On cover. Too cool
There is only one Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac
Peter Green is one of the greatest guitarist ever
Damn drugs and pushers . One of the greatest musical minds ever was Peter Green , he was SUPERNATURAL
PETER GREEN GENIUS ABSOLUTE GENIUS R.I.P. THE MAGICAL PETER GREEN AND DANNY KIRWIN BLESS THEM AND THANK YOU MY FRIENDS.
Love love love the early Fleetwood Mac. Grew up on the Rumours-era band onward but I went back and started at the beginnings of the band and they are excellent!
Mick Fleetwood keeping the memory of Peter Green alive with love
Gary Moory, Rory Gallagher, Peter Green all gone. Makes me so sad. All these legendary blues guys not making music anymore. May they all rest in peace
I worked at the new Orleans Superdome and the Smoothie King Center. SEEN MANY CONCERTS. FLEETWOOD MAC was the best concert by far. Greatest CONCERT
Peter Green and Danny Kirwan were the two musical geniuses in FM. The others were good too.
good to see mick. sad peter passed away.
Fleetwood Mac always puts on a Concert..Awesum band
Behind Mick, as others have noticed, presumably the original artwork for the majestic "The Play On"...
He is so naturally wonderful
Nice interview and great remembrance of Peter Green
Love you Mick , Peter is so proud of you. Your first class Mick. 🙏😊❤️
I went to see Fleetwood Mac play maybe half a dozen times,and they never disappointed...
First time would have been at the sundown in mile end,east London, about 1973 I would think....
Didn't realize just how privelaged I was to have seen them at that time of their career...
And the following concerts would have been at Wembley and possibly the rainbow 🌈 etc...
At the age of 21 I went to America...never having been abroad before,it was life changing..
While in new York I bought a copy of rumours, which I still have...
Now my daughter plays the album to my granddaughter on the school run etc..
Music is a positive influence on us all.
Congratulations to the band,past and present members alike
I have no use for any iteration of FM without Peter Green, Danny Kirwin or Jeremy Spencer in the lineup.
Fleetwod Mac was only the one with Peter Greenbaum !
Peter Green - The Best british Guitarist ever and a true Bluesmaster. This humble man is nothing less than the Blues-Guitar Olymp. Peter is in the Pantheon with other giants like Buddy Guy, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jimi Hendrix, Albert & Freddie King, Muddy Waters. So sad that the Blues and the entire music lost this genius after a fatal LSD trip in early 1970. After that he was never be the same again.
I grew up in the days when rumoers was the album and stevie, Christe, mick fleet wood, and were then Fleetwood mac +lindesy Then. when i seen a video of peter green in the band before lindsey and stevie playing the guitar and the songs he wrote absolutely fasinated me he was a man of genius and my favourite Albertrass ;O Well; Man Of The World; Need Your Love and other songs that are where and will be songs not forgotten and to me brilliant👍Rest in peace Peter.🙏🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🌹🕊🦋.AMEN🙏🎸🌹🕊🦋
Traitorous man not giving a reason why they fired the best thing that happened to FM. It's unconscionable that after 40= years this man wouldn't even return Lindsey's phone calls or give him a reason why. What a prick.
What an absolute gentleman you are Mr Fleetwood
Great to hear from Mick!
Such an ordeal listening to this lady though. Her voice is like getting a rusty nail jammed into your ear
That then play on portrait....HUGE
I did a hit of acid and Fleetwood Mac was playing on an old 1960's album. I thought they were around in the 70's. I didn't know they had been around that long. And, then came Stevie Nicks. And Lindsay Buckingham.
Danny Kirwan was every bit as talented as Green. where’s his concert? where’s his recognition?
😂😂😂 Peter was Danny's guitar teacher.Danny was awesome guitarist, no doubt.Peter was in ANOTHER DIMENSION, miles and miles ahead all of them.Uncomparable, buddy,uncomparable.
Black Magic Woman was influenced a lot by Otis Rush, the CHicago blues guitarist, that probably hardly anyone will give credit to
Hi Katie, This was the first show interview I've watched you do and it was a smashing success. I love Mick Fleetwood and FleetwoodMac, enjoyed learning about their early years which I had no clue about. As expected, the time just flew by and that is a double-credit to you and Mick's interview fluidity. Thanks much for doing it and I will watch for more episodes of your show now.
Just a money grab. Nobody from the splinter group were even there
Future games and bare trees albums are completely forgotten, 1971-1972 both released, Danny kirwan, again completely forgotten, he was the main man during that era..... Listen to sands of time and Dust, sometimes, and bare trees, excellent tracks....