Fleetwood Mac play-/setlist
 

Some help needed here....


What do you think would be an ultimate play-/setlist for a band doing a "tribute to P Green's Fleetwood Mac" tour? (if you want to move people, make them feel, dance, screem, dig, etc)




/z

That's a tough one, zoork! Just a few suggestions, not a complete setlist, and not meant to be in order:

Oh Well
Black Magic Woman
Jumping At Shadows
Rattlesnake Shake
Shake Your Moneymaker
I Can't Hold Out
Got To Move
Like It This Way
Loving Kind
Coming Your Way

Tried to get relatively equal distribution to numbers led by Green, Spencer, and Kirwan.

What the heck, I'll give my two cents, too:

Set 1:

Shake Your Money Maker
Oh Well
Rolling Man
Something Inside of Me
Lazy Poker Blues
Rockin' Booogie
Black Magic Woman

Set 2

Got to Move
Only You
Loved Another Woman
Like it This Way
The Madge Jams
Buddy's Song
Jumping at Shadows
Honey Hush

Keep them coming... :-)
 

Perfect sharksfan,
All suggested songs will be included :thumbsup:

Think we'll do two sets, so keep them songs
coming


Thanks aleuzzi, I'll take a closer look at
Rockin' Booogie, Buddy's Song and Honey Hush.
(can't remember listening to them)


Best regards

/z

There's at least one glaring omission..."Watch Out"!

Gotta have "Green Manalishi" in there, no doubt!

depends on a few things
 

Why not do a typical Fleetwood Mac set
pick a period

The Shrine 69 set has everything except the danny/peter fireworks


If You Be My Baby
Something Inside Of Me
My Sweet Baby
Albatross
Before The Beginning
Rollin' Man
Lemon Squeezer
Need Your Love So Bad1
Great Balls Of Fire

The first Boston Tea Party has the hits minus a few

Black Magic Woman
Jumping At Shadows
Like It This Way 4
Only You
Rattlesnake Shake
I Can't Hold Out
Got To Move
The Green Manalish

just add Oh Well, Albatross, Homework, Stranger Blues, Stop Messing Around All Over Again, Loving Kind, for substitutions and season to taste

doodyhead

:thumbsup:

Not if there's any choirboys or nuns in the audience ;)

:laugh: :laugh:

Will be included ... :D


Hard to do justice, but maybe we should give it a try ..... :nod:

Thanks vinnie , yes I was thinking something like that. Still not sure about
what would be the "right" mix/song sequence (that's a tuff one...)

/z

Point of departure for set lists
 

This will be the point of departure (song - source of inspiration):


Albatross - Shrine, Los Angeles 1969-01-25

All Over Again - Stockholm 1970-04-01

Black Magic Woman - Boston Tea Party 1970-02-05

Buzz Me - Polytechnic Of Central London, 1968-04-27

Coming Your Way - Helsinki Kulttuuritalo 1969-11-11

Drifting - studio recording

Have You Ever Loved A Woman - Carousel Ballroom San Francisco 1968-06-

Homework - Helsinki Kulttuuritalo 1969-11-11

I Can't Hold Out - Boston Tea Party 1970-02-05

I Loved Another Woman - Carousel Ballroom San Francisco 1968-06-

If you be my baby - studio recording

It Takes Time - Örebro 1969-11-06

Jigsaw Puzzle Blues - studio recording

Jumping At Shadows - 1970-02-07 Boston Tea Party

Lazy Poker Blues - studio recording

Like crying like dying - Monster Music Mash 1969

Like It This Way - Boston Tea Party 1970-02-05

Looking For Somebody - studio recording

Love That Burns - studio recording

Loving Kind - 1970-02-07 Boston Tea Party

Merry Go Round - Concertgebouw Amsterdam 1969-02-28

Need Your Love So Bad - Shrine, Los Angeles 1969-01-25

Oh Well - Monster Music Mash 1969

One Side of Love - College of Distributive Trade 1969-03-14

Only You - Boston Tea Party 1970-02-05

Rattlesnake Shake - Boston Tea Party 1970-02-06

Red Hot Mama - Boston Tea Party 1970-02-06

Rollin’ Man - Stockholm 1970-04-01

Shake Your Moneymaker - studio recording

Something Inside Of Me - Shrine, Los Angeles 1969-01-25

Stop Messin' Around - studio recording

Stranger Blues - 1970-02-06 Boston Tea Party

Sugar Mama - Concertgebouw Amsterdam 1969-02-28

Talk With You - studio recording

Tutti Frutti - 1970-02-07 Boston Tea Party

Watch Out - studio recording

Worried Dream - studio recording (take 1)

?? The Green Manalishi - ?


Sadly enough this list has to be cut down to 20-22 songs :sorry:

Alternative "sources of inspiration" are most welcomed :wavey:


/z

:laugh: Hahaha, I just noticed this.
And of course we have the live version of "Blue Suede Shoes" that turns into: "Come on here baby, I want you to .... .. ....":o

Rockin' Boogie's from Mr. Wonderful. Buddy's Song and Honey Hush (AKA HI Ho Silver) are on Kiln House (post-Green) but are even better on the BBC sessions WITH Green.