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Old 05-28-2013, 10:43 PM
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The first article says that McVie has quit the band (with Flint ) That has to be wrong surely,given that Peter has just joined and it's dated 1966 ?(thanks for posting these articles Becca )
The article didn't actually say that John McVie quit, just that he and Hughie Flint had each "gone their own ways". According to Christopher Hjort's book Strange Brew, Mayall fired both Hughie Flint and McVie in early September 1966. McVie was back with the band around the end of September (seems he was fired and re-hired by Mayall more than once), and Aynsley Dunbar took over on drums about the same time. So that would date the interview with Mayall to sometime in September, which makes perfect sense for the October issue of the magazine. BTW, Hjort notes that Peter Green's debut with the Bluesbreakers was probably 22 July.

Thanks for the articles, becca!
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