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The Essential Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac (Rm) (2CD) | 
| Artist: Fleetwood Mac Label: Sony/Bmg Int'l Category: Music
List Price: $31.98 Buy New: $28.99 You Save: $2.99 (9%)
Rating: 3 reviews Sales Rank: 40261
Format: Import, Original Recording Remastered Media: Audio CD Discs: 2 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3 Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 4.7 x 0.4
MPN: 105392 UPC: 886971053920 EAN: 0886971053920 ASIN: B000PTYS4A
Release Date: July 6, 2007 Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping Availability: Usually ships in 9 to 12 days
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Black Magic Woman - Fleetwood Mac, Green, P.A. | | • | Albatross - Fleetwood Mac, Green, Peter | | • | Long Grey Mare - Fleetwood Mac, Green, Peter A. | | • | No Place to Go - Fleetwood Mac, Burnett, C. | | • | Merry Go Round - Fleetwood Mac, Green, P.A. | | • | Watch Out - Fleetwood Mac, Green, P.A. | | • | My Baby's Good to Me - Fleetwood Mac, Spencer, Jeremy | | • | Looking for Somebody - Fleetwood Mac, Green, P.A. | | • | Coming Home - Fleetwood Mac, James, E. | | • | World's in a Tangle - Fleetwood Mac, Lane, J. | | • | If You Be My Baby - Fleetwood Mac, Green, Peter | | • | Worried Dream - Fleetwood Mac, King, B.B. | | • | Trying So Hard to Forget - Fleetwood Mac, Adams | | • | Need Your Love Tonight - Fleetwood Mac, Spencer, Jeremy | | • | I Loved Another Woman - Fleetwood Mac, Green, P.A. | | • | Love That Burns - Fleetwood Mac, Green, P.A. |
Disc 2
| • | Dust My Broom - Fleetwood Mac, Johnson | | • | Rollin' Man - Fleetwood Mac, Adams | | • | Lazy Poker Blues - Fleetwood Mac, Adams | | • | I Believe My Time Ain't Long - Fleetwood Mac, Spencer, Jeremy | | • | Shake Your Money Maker - Fleetwood Mac, James, Elmore | | • | Cold Black Night - Fleetwood Mac, Spencer, Jeremy | | • | Got to Move - Fleetwood Mac, James, Elmore | | • | Stop Messin' Around - Fleetwood Mac, Green, P.A. | | • | Rockin' Boogie - Fleetwood Mac, Spencer, Jeremy | | • | Talk with You - Fleetwood Mac, Kirwan, D. | | • | Doctor Brown - Fleetwood Mac, Glasco, W. | | • | Jigsaw Puzzle Blues - Fleetwood Mac, Kirwin, D. | | • | Like Crying - Fleetwood Mac, Kirwan, D. | | • | The World Keep on Turning - Fleetwood Mac, Green, P.A. | | • | My Heart Beat Like a Hammer - Fleetwood Mac, Spencer, J. | | • | Need Your Love So Bad - Fleetwood Mac, John, Little Willie |
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Album Description 2007 two CD set from Peter Green's original line-up of Fleetwood Mac. Originally a British Blues band led by the talented fretmaestro Peter Green, this double disc set features tracks from their late '60s albums for Sony: Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, Mr. Wonderful and English Rose. 32 tracks total including 'Black Magic Woman', 'Albatross' and 'Dust My Broom'. Forty years later, drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie still remain from this original line-up. Sony/BMG.
Album Details 2007 Digitally Remastered Double CD Anthology of the Original Fleetwood Mac Co-founded by Peter Green and Mick Fleetwood, Both Ex-members of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers. They Wanted Bassist John Mcvie to Join as Well, Even Added his Name to the Band Name as a Temptation. He Finally Gave in by the Recording of their Second Album. The Group Included Bob Brunning (Who Departed on Mcvie's Arrival), Jeremy Spencer, Danny Kirwan and Christine Perfect (Later Mcvie). These Are the Songs that Established the Group's Reputation, Including the Original Version of "Black Magic Woman" that was Covered by Santana and Became One of his Biggest Hits.
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Essential collection of the Blue Horizon years February 2, 2008 H. Howorth (Chicagoland) 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I'm afraid I have a completely different view of this set than outlined in the well-written but somewhat narrow-minded review contributed by Jeffrey Blehar. It is true that Peter Green's finest hour came on Fleetwood Mac's outstanding LP "Then Play On," none of which is included here. And it is also true that several of the band's fantastic singles during the Peter Green era ("Man Of The World," "Oh Well," and "Green Manalishi") are not included on this set. However, there is a very simple reason for this: none of that material was recorded during the band's initial phase on the Blue Horizon label, which is, indeed, extremely well represented on this two CD collection (more on that in a moment). Perhaps if the title of the set were modified to more accurately reflect its contents, Mr. Blehar would have less to find fault with. But a one star rating for this treasure trove of outstanding music? As a hardcore Chicago blues lover, and a devout Peter Green fan, I no doubt hold this period of the band's career in much higher regard than Mr. Blehar and find plenty to enjoy, as I do not view these recordings as simply the end product of an "all blues, all the time straightjacket," as defined by Mr. Blehar. Naturally, it would be silly to compare the "authenticity" of Fleetwood Mac (or any other white blues act of the time--British or American) to the "real" bluesmen (Muddy Waters, Elmore James, B.B. King et al) to whom the band looked for their initial inspiration. But to dismiss their recordings as little more than standard twelve bar blues fare would be to miss out on Mr. Green's exquisite guitar/vocal technique and the way in which he and his bandmates adapted/modified the blues which made them one of the most successful bands in Europe, in the process exposing legions of young fans to music that they knew little or nothing about (in precisely the same way that Green's former band, John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, had done with their well-regarded albums).
Instead, what we have here are two discs chockfull of well-played, exciting blues featuring no less than ten of twelve tunes from the band's fantastic debut album "Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac", ten of twelve tunes from the less stellar but nevertheless excellent follow-up album "Mr. Wonderful" (I would dispute its characterization as "dreary" and call it "moody" and "atmospheric"), several outstanding singles that appeared on the U.S.-only LP "English Rose" ("Black Magic Woman" and "Albatross"), as well as the classic "Need Your Love So Bad" from the 1969 compilation LP "Pious Bird Of Good Omen." Add to that three rockin' tunes from the live-in-the-studio "Blues Jam In Chicago" LP on which Willie Dixon, Buddy Guy, Otis Spann and a few other top-flight Chicago bluesmen appear and you've got a pretty comprehensive collection of the very music that put Fleetwood Mac on the map.
Another MAJOR bonus is that each track appears exactly as it did on the original LP's, without the (countless) false starts, alternate takes and studio chatter that mar the otherwise outstanding "Complete Blue Horizon Sessions" boxed set which costs nearly three times as much as this affordable set. That's not bad for $12.98, in my estimation, and well worth the investment for those disinclined to spring for the box. (In fact, I had to purchase this set as a supplement to the boxed set, despite all the overlap, in order to obtain a handful of tracks that were ruined, in my opinion, by the "tampering" that occurred on that six disc set. See my review of the boxed set for details.) In any event, buy this collection and pick up "Then Play On" for a more balanced overview of this phenomenal band, though you will unfortunately need to pick up the single disc "The Best Of Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac" to get those classic stray singles mentioned earlier.
"Peter Greens" December 2, 2007 Thomas S. Sehon (San Jose, CA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The title it self tells you it "Peter Greens" Fleetwood Mac. So if your looking for Stevie/Lindsey Fleetwood Mac, just look under Fleetwood Mac. There is nothing misleading with this title. Peter Green, is one of the Greatest guitariest, songwrites of all times. He has a legacy of being a Blues Master, and has left his mark in history.I think "Need Your Love So Bad", is one best songs he ever wrote. See if you can listen to, Gary Moore doing an album called "Songs for Greenie" where he does his version of Peter Green songs, that will blow you away, which by the way was recorded using the same Les Paul guitar that Peter use to record the orginals.
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