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MacMan 11-03-2005 08:11 AM

(Press Release) Fleetwood Box
 
(Press Release) While Fleetwood Mac is best known to pop music fans for their soft rock hits, it's their early work before Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham joined the group that is often heralded as their most important and influential. On November 1st, Sanctuary Records will release a 3-CD box set of this era, Men of The World - The Early Years, capturing the band's blues period of the late 1960s and their recordings with legendary guitarist Peter Green.

Men of The World - The Early Years revists Fleetwood Mac's legacy from 1968 through 1970. While the first disc concentrates on their early blues and R&B roots; disc two contains some of their more experimental, neo-psychedelic work studio work, in particular the sessions for the Then Play On album; disc three offers up some of the blistering live performances the band were legendary for. Several of these live tracks are taken from the celebrated Live In Boston gigs, which are considered by many to be the apex of Fleetwood Mac and Peter Green's career. All songs have been digitally remastered, and the extensive liner notes were written by Fleetwood Mac historian Neil Mr. Blues" Slaven.

Originally called Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac, Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie first met as members of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers in 1967 and went on to form their own group, adding slide guitarist Jeremy Spencer to the line up. They released a string of hit singles, including "Black Magic Woman," Oh Well," and "Green Manalishi," cementing Green's status as one of the world's great blues guitarists. Eventually, Green left the group in 1970, the band moved away from their blues roots, becoming one of the most popular pop/rock groups in the world throughout the 1970s and 80s.

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The original Fleetwood Mac featuring Peter Green is about to be reissued and remastered.

‘Men of the World’ captures FM at their bluesy best between 1968 and 1970, well before Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham turned them into a pop band.

The three disc set features their better known tracks on disc one, more experimental tracks on disc two and live material on disc three.

Several of the live tracks were captured at their famous live in Boston gigs.

Every song has been digitally remastered and features new liner notes written by Fleetwood Mac historian Neil Slaven.


Disc: 1
1. Intro/Lazy Poker Blues
2. My Baby’s Sweeter
3. Long Grey Mare
4. Love That Burns
5. Talk To Me Baby
6. Do You A Give A Damn For Me?
7. I Have To Laugh
8. Buzz Me Baby
9. The Sun Is Shining
10. Leaving Town Blues
11. Mind Of My Own
12. How Blue Can You Get?
13. Fast Talking Woman Blues
14. Every Day I Have The Blues
15. Someone’s Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight

Disc: 2
1. World In Harmony
2. The Green Manalishi
3. Underway
4. Like It This Way
5. The Madge Sessions No. 1
6. The Madge Sessions No. 2
7. Farewell
8. October Jam No. 1
9. October Jam No. 2
10. Tell Me From The Start
11. Blues In B Flat Minor
12. Man Of The World

Disc: 3
1. Black Magic Woman (Live)
2. Jumping At Shadows (Live)
3. Stranger Blues (Live)
4. Oh Well (Live)
5. Coming Your Way (Live)
6. The Green Manalishi (Live)
7. Rattlesnake Shake (Live)
8. Boston Jam (Live)

chiliD 11-03-2005 11:01 AM

Looks like a compilation of Vaudeville Years & Show Biz Blues with a couple of Boston Tea Party tracks added on.

Nothing "new" or "previously unreleased" as I can tell.

sharksfan2000 11-03-2005 12:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chiliD
Looks like a compilation of Vaudeville Years & Show Biz Blues with a couple of Boston Tea Party tracks added on.

Nothing "new" or "previously unreleased" as I can tell.

Yup, I agree. Is my mind going, or didn't we discuss this release about a month ago??

Jyqm 11-03-2005 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sharksfan2000
Yup, I agree. Is my mind going, or didn't we discuss this release about a month ago??

No, you're right. I think this is just a more official notice that's it's not just planned but is actually going to be released.

shackin'up 11-03-2005 01:55 PM

it really becomes icky, al those FM-67-70-compilations. I think i already own evrything quadruple.

DavidMn 11-04-2005 05:07 PM

What was that 6 cd thing Fleetwood Mac released back in like '99. Wasnt that just like the first 6 albums. I cant remember

SortaSavageLike 11-04-2005 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DavidMn
What was that 6 cd thing Fleetwood Mac released back in like '99. Wasnt that just like the first 6 albums. I cant remember

I think you're thinking of Fleetwood Mac: The Complete Blue Horizon Sessions 1967-1969.

DavidMn 11-04-2005 05:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SortaSavageLike
I think you're thinking of Fleetwood Mac: The Complete Blue Horizon Sessions 1967-1969.

Yes, that's correct, thank you. :nod:

bretonbanquet 11-04-2005 06:38 PM

I saw it in the racks over here today - they used the same cover photo as the 'Tell Me All The Things You Do' single. £12.99, which is a good price, but not good enough since I already have all those songs... not even ONE new track? :(


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