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title: "The Best of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac"
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# The Best of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac

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Review: Huge Scratch - Pop and Hiss - I’m keeping this record becuz I am tired of returning poor quality vinyl from desertcart. Side 3 huge blemish/smudge? That side also snap, crackles, and pops. Also, not 180 grams, more like 70g a piece. However, heavy records are overrated and these are both flat. They were not warped. Overall, two stars for the music selected for the song selection. There are no versions of Jumping at Shadows but the last song is Amazing. It’s a newer re-recording of Albatross and I found it both enduring and sonically dreamy. Peter Green might have been the best of the bunch from England. (I mean British, not Hendrix). His tone, phrasing, and feedback were sweet! If you want to hear Peter Green and the Mac. Get CD from 1999 entitled “Shrine 69’”. Also seek out Volumes 1-3 at Boston Tea Party. There was also a double CD from 1998 “Live at the BBC”. The studio albums did have some hidden gems. If u don’t know, before the Allman Brothers and Led Zeppelin these guys could play one song for 30 minutes and make it exciting with crescendos and Climax’. Tons of feedback and guitar solos galore with a very underrated drummer who could just absolutely bring it, by the name of Mick Fleetwood. The drummer Mick would go one to play in three more incarnations of Fleetwood Mac with the most popular line up being the last. Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, and Lindsey Buckingham. Pretty far out, one could make the argument for best band ever. “Oh Well”, I’ll stick with Greenie!
Review: PETER GREEN STILL RULES! - Billed as : " Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Featuring Jeremy Spencer " this exciting blues based band were voted the most popular band in England ( Yes, they even bested the Beatles in many poles in 1968-69. ) Today's version of Fleetwood Mac bears no comparision to this the ORIGINAL band, Led by Peter Green , Fresh from his stint with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Fleetwood Mac debut album was released in Feb 68 and climbed the charts reaching #4 in the UK. In the era of the Grateful Electric Airplanes this debut record of Raw Blues remained in the British Album charts for an astonshing nine months. Guitar duties were shared with Peter by Jeremy Spencer. An avid devotee of bluesman Elmore James, Jeremy's vocals and stinging slide Guitar make their mark on many cuts featured here. John McVie handled Bass Guitar Duties and a Six-foot six maniac named Mick Fleetwood bashed away on a special built oversized Drum Kit. In concert this band earned a reputation for blowing away any other band that dared get in their way. And yes they could jam on a tune like " The Green Manalishi " for 30 minutes at a go ( See the Boston Tea party tapes for live proof . ) What you have here are 18 of the most popular of all early Fleetwood Mac recordings. At 78 minutes there's alot of music jammed on this disc making this a good value for your buck. The highlights here are of course " Black Magic Woman " , " Alabatross " , " Man of the World " , " Oh Well " , " Shake Your Moneymaker ", Rattlesnake Shake " , The Green Manalishi ( With the Two Pronged Crown ) and " Need Your Love So bad. There's a tune by the band " Chicken Shack " called " I'd Rather Go Blind" featuring the singing talents of a certain " Christine Perfect " later to marry John McVie and change her name and by 1971 was a full time member of the band . The last cut on the disc is a remake of Albatross By Chris Coco featuring " Peter Green " and it's a liitle more "spacey " and two minutes longer than the original version but it"s good and proves that Peter Green is indeed still with us here on this planet . If you are a big Stevie Nicks fan this is not for you. But if you are into the Blues and like late sixties British Rock a bit on the Hard Side you will love this great collection by the original Fleetwood Mac.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Huge Scratch - Pop and Hiss
*by C***L on December 5, 2024*

I’m keeping this record becuz I am tired of returning poor quality vinyl from Amazon. Side 3 huge blemish/smudge? That side also snap, crackles, and pops. Also, not 180 grams, more like 70g a piece. However, heavy records are overrated and these are both flat. They were not warped. Overall, two stars for the music selected for the song selection. There are no versions of Jumping at Shadows but the last song is Amazing. It’s a newer re-recording of Albatross and I found it both enduring and sonically dreamy. Peter Green might have been the best of the bunch from England. (I mean British, not Hendrix). His tone, phrasing, and feedback were sweet! If you want to hear Peter Green and the Mac. Get CD from 1999 entitled “Shrine 69’”. Also seek out Volumes 1-3 at Boston Tea Party. There was also a double CD from 1998 “Live at the BBC”. The studio albums did have some hidden gems. If u don’t know, before the Allman Brothers and Led Zeppelin these guys could play one song for 30 minutes and make it exciting with crescendos and Climax’. Tons of feedback and guitar solos galore with a very underrated drummer who could just absolutely bring it, by the name of Mick Fleetwood. The drummer Mick would go one to play in three more incarnations of Fleetwood Mac with the most popular line up being the last. Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, and Lindsey Buckingham. Pretty far out, one could make the argument for best band ever. “Oh Well”, I’ll stick with Greenie!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ PETER GREEN STILL RULES!
*by P***F on October 7, 2004*

Billed as : " Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Featuring Jeremy Spencer " this exciting blues based band were voted the most popular band in England ( Yes, they even bested the Beatles in many poles in 1968-69. ) Today's version of Fleetwood Mac bears no comparision to this the ORIGINAL band, Led by Peter Green , Fresh from his stint with John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Fleetwood Mac debut album was released in Feb 68 and climbed the charts reaching #4 in the UK. In the era of the Grateful Electric Airplanes this debut record of Raw Blues remained in the British Album charts for an astonshing nine months. Guitar duties were shared with Peter by Jeremy Spencer. An avid devotee of bluesman Elmore James, Jeremy's vocals and stinging slide Guitar make their mark on many cuts featured here. John McVie handled Bass Guitar Duties and a Six-foot six maniac named Mick Fleetwood bashed away on a special built oversized Drum Kit. In concert this band earned a reputation for blowing away any other band that dared get in their way. And yes they could jam on a tune like " The Green Manalishi " for 30 minutes at a go ( See the Boston Tea party tapes for live proof . ) What you have here are 18 of the most popular of all early Fleetwood Mac recordings. At 78 minutes there's alot of music jammed on this disc making this a good value for your buck. The highlights here are of course " Black Magic Woman " , " Alabatross " , " Man of the World " , " Oh Well " , " Shake Your Moneymaker ", Rattlesnake Shake " , The Green Manalishi ( With the Two Pronged Crown ) and " Need Your Love So bad. There's a tune by the band " Chicken Shack " called " I'd Rather Go Blind" featuring the singing talents of a certain " Christine Perfect " later to marry John McVie and change her name and by 1971 was a full time member of the band . The last cut on the disc is a remake of Albatross By Chris Coco featuring " Peter Green " and it's a liitle more "spacey " and two minutes longer than the original version but it"s good and proves that Peter Green is indeed still with us here on this planet . If you are a big Stevie Nicks fan this is not for you. But if you are into the Blues and like late sixties British Rock a bit on the Hard Side you will love this great collection by the original Fleetwood Mac.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Greeny's Blues
*by M***O on January 17, 2008*

Nice compilation with most of the great early Mac stuff. There are many high points: the complete Oh Well, Albatross, Green Manalishi, Rattlesnake Shake and Black Magic Woman are all staples, and for straight blues, Rollin' Man, Merry Go Round, Worried Dream, Stop Messin' Around,and Need Your Love So Bad are all wonderful examples of the fantastic and eminently tasteful guitar work of Peter. Talk about feeling, sensitivity, restraint, emotion....PG had it in spades. Looking for Somebody features a very tasty acoustic harp turn from consummate blues man Peter. Danny Kirwan was a very talented singer and songwriter who helped develop a more melodic approach in the band; you almost got the impression that PG would have liked to have seen this come from Jeremy, but it never happened, as the diminutive slide player preferred to ape Elmore James and '50's Elvis-style rock and rollers. Danny sings his Something Inside of Me, with absolutely stunning lead playing from Pete. Dragonfly is the epitome of Danny K: sweetly lyrical and understated. Other reviewers have questioned why topnotch tunes like Show Biz Blues and Jumping At Shadows are missing, and it's a valid point. Glad to see only a few Jeremy Spencer/Elmore homages are here, and those that are here are among Jeremy's best efforts. Tucked in at the end are I'd Rather Go Blind, sung by Christine Perfect McVie, at the time in Stan Webb's Chicken Shack, and an updated version of Albatross, with Chris Coco and PG himself. We can forever dispel the notion that FM had three lead players. Peter always did the heavy lifting, and toward the end he and Danny really did develop some fabulous interplay on their live jams (to wit: the extended versions of some of their stuff on the Boston Tea Party albums, and Then Play On). But Jeremy was never a fully functioning and creative contributor to the band. He did not really add anything other than the interesting (and admittedly, very accomplished) Elmore copying, and the often humorous and raunchy R&R diversions. They called themselves a vaudeville blues band, and that term, though self-deprecating and dismissive, is not far from the truth. But what is absolutely true is that the Peter Green of the late sixties/early seventies was certainly one of the greatest guitarists and singers who ever lived. His best efforts are showcased here.

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