Fleetwood Mac – Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac (Vinyl)
Embassy / CBS Records (1968 / This Pressing 1977)
$95.00
Rare 1970s UK Pressing ~ Vinyl Still In Immaculate Condition! Very Nice Cover, Labels Are Clean. Highly Regarded Debut!
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Rare 1970s UK Pressing ~ Vinyl Still In Immaculate Condition! Very Nice Cover, Labels Are Clean. The Highly Regarded Debut Album From Fleetwood Mac Features Original Guitarists / Songwriters, Jeremy Spencer & Peter Green.
Condition – Vinyl: NEAR MINT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT! Light wear.
Side 1:
My Heart Beat Like A Hammer
Merry Go Round
Long Grey Mare
Hellhound On My Trail
hake Your Moneymaker
Looking For Somebody
Side 2:
No Place To Go
My Baby’s Good To Me
I Loved Another Woman
Cold Black Night
The World Keep On Turning
Got To Move
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Green's always inspired playing, the capable songwriting, and the general panache of the band as a whole, placed Fleetwood Mac leagues above the overcrowded field! Fleetwood Mac's debut LP was a highlight of the late-'60s British blues boom. Peter Green's always inspired playing, the capable (if erratic) songwriting, and the general panache of the band as a whole placed them leagues above the overcrowded field. Elmore James is a big influence on this set, particularly on the tunes fronted by Jeremy Spencer ("Shake Your Moneymaker," "Got to Move"). Spencer's bluster, however, was outshone by the budding singing and songwriting skills of Green. The guitarist balanced humor and vulnerability on cuts like "Looking for Somebody" and "Long Grey Mare," and with "If I Loved Another Woman," he offered a glimpse of the Latin-blues fusion that he would perfect with "Black Magic Woman." The album was an unexpected smash in the U.K., reaching number four on the British charts.