Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac SIMPLY VINYL SVLP 0013 180g AUDIOPHILE 63200 Ltd Ed.
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Apr 27, 2014
Sold Date
Apr 20, 2014
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Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac SIMPLY VINYL SVLP 0013 180g AUDIOPHILE 63200 Ltd Ed.
A1 My Heart Beat Like A Hammer 2:55 A2 Merry Go Round 4:05 A3 Long Grey Mare 2:15 A4 Hellhound On My Trail 2:00 A5 Shake Your Moneymaker 2:55 A6 Looking For Somebody 2:50 B1 No Place To Go 3:20 B2 My Baby's Good To Me 2:50 B3 I Loved Another Woman 2:55 B4 Cold Black Night 3:15 B5 The World Keep On Turning 2:30 B6 Got To Move 3:20
*(all photos are of the actual item)
- Bass – Bob Brunning (tracks: A3), John McVie
- Coordinator – Richard Vernon (2)
- Drums – Mick Fleetwood
- Engineer – Mike Ross*
- Producer – Mike Vernon
- Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica – Peter Green (2)
- Vocals, Slide Guitar, Piano – Jeremy Spencer
Notes
A Blue Horizon Production.Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 6 43346 00131 9
In 1967 Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie played in the legendary John Mayall & The Blues Breakers, and were given free studio time during which they recorded five songs. Peter Green was so convinced of this band´s musical prowess that he formed it on the spot and named it after the drummer & the bass player.
John McVie, however, wasn't convinced yet, and it forced Fleetwood Mac to find a temporary replacement in Bob Burning. After a short while, however, he was as hooked on the Elmore James influenced British Blues that he left John Mayall to take a risk on a group of unknowns. The rest is history.
Fleetwood Mac, the self-titled debut album, was released in 1968, and was one of the highlights of the late British Blues movement, climbing to the #4 slot in the U.K. album charts without producing one single, and managing to stay in the charts for 37 weeks.
It was a traditional blues album true to form, but one that also showcased Peter Green's budding singing and songwriting skills. "I Loved A Woman" has a hint of the Latin Blues fusion he would perfect in "Black Magic Woman" a year later, while "Looking For Somebody" balanced humor and vulnerability that would come to characterize their style.
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