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6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
nice blues...,
By polo "polo gallagher" (america) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Best Of Fleetwood Mac (Audio CD)
this is a solid collection of songs from the early mac era (peter green, jeremy spencer...), begins with the lovely instrumental albatross (which inspired john lennon to write "sun king" for abbey road), then comes a row of blues from their early records and some b sides. All in all, recommended for blues purists, enjoy the music of this solid band, we are now million years from the buckingham nicks era.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Mac before the ladies came,
This review is from: The Best Of Fleetwood Mac (Audio CD)
This is a very good album for Peter Green enthusiasts, with as would be expected a strong slant towards R&B (especially the B bit). I bought this after buying the BBC Fleetwood Mac collection, which has an even stronger blues slant and contains some really great Peter Green numbers as well as lots of Jeremy Spencer riffs.
This album provides a nice introduction to Fleetwood Mac's music when the group was first formed in the late 60's, with rhythm and blues as well as a taste of the ballads that would later make FM famous. For what it's worth, my personal bias is towards the period when Christine McVie was the female soloist (on Bare Trees and other albums) but before Buckingham/Nicks joined the band. A great buy that showcases the R&B trend of an amazingly vibrant period in popular music.
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