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vivfox · #**136** 11-02-2010, 05:27 PM

A Facemelting Blog of Staggering Riffage.: Fleetwood Mac--Oh, Well ...
By Jake Lancaster
Fleetwood Mac--Oh, Well-1969. I thought three chicks ruined this band until I found out Lindsey Buckingham was/is a dude-or so he alleges. Posted by Jake Lancaster at 12:06 PM. 0 comments: Post a Comment. Older Post Home ...
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slipkid · #**137** 11-03-2010, 01:19 AM

Thanks for deleting my posts, and I'm not a troll. I just know more than you about Peter Green's era with Fleetwood Mac (as does a handful of other posters). I was only correcting what you posted. I know, "don't shoot the messenger", yet I was only trying to correct the errors of what you had quoted. Seriously, just stick with the Buckingham era, you're not a true fan of the early band anyway.

I'm counting the minutes as when you can get this post deleted. CHEERS!

vivfox · #**138** 11-13-2010, 08:56 AM

Peter Green: Black Magic Woman

[purchase]

…this one. Black Magic Woman is the song that was a hit for Santana back when. But it was written by Peter Green, for the blues band he was in at the time. Perhaps you’ve heard of Fleetwood Mac? Green was one of the founders of the band, but he didn’t stay long, and he was long gone by the time they reached the height of their popularity. Green had some serious problems that kept him out of the music business for many years. But by 2003, Green had a band, and he revisited some of his old material. I like his vocal on this remake better than the Fleetwood Mac original. The song as done here is also twice as long as the original version. Although this is a studio recording, it has the feel of a live jam, and a fine one.

http://oliverdiplace.blogspot.com/20...ong-chain.html

Norton · #**139** 11-13-2010, 04:23 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox

Peter Green: Black Magic Woman

[purchase]

…this one. Black Magic Woman is the song that was a hit for Santana back when. But it was written by Peter Green, for the blues band he was in at the time. Perhaps you’ve heard of Fleetwood Mac? Green was one of the founders of the band, but he didn’t stay long, and he was long gone by the time they reached the height of their popularity. Green had some serious problems that kept him out of the music business for many years. But by 2003, Green had a band, and he revisited some of his old material. I like his vocal on this remake better than the Fleetwood Mac original. The song as done here is also twice as long as the original version. Although this is a studio recording, it has the feel of a live jam, and a fine one.

http://oliverdiplace.blogspot.com/20...ong-chain.html

The version in the link is from the album Reaching the Cold 100 (Splinter Group):-

http://www.mediafire.com/file/f9org1...ic%20Woman.mp3

vivfox · #**140** 11-19-2010, 10:12 PM

there is another very cool version of " Rings"that Leo Kottke
did a few years ago with Mike Gordon of Phish and the album "Sixty Six Steps". The same album has a killer version of "Oh Well" the old Fleetwood Mac written by Peter Green. I do mean killer. I am too lazy to find a link. Knock yourself out.

http://okjimmseggrollemporium.blogsp.../11/ok_18.html

vivfox · #**141** 11-24-2010, 06:14 PM

http://bootlegtunzworld.blogspot.com...-cue-club.html

password: bootlegtunzworld
PLUS 2 KICKASS MUSIC VIDEOS INCLUDED

Fleetwood Mac
Cue-Club, Sweden
11.02.1969

Tracks:
01 Rattlesnake Shake
02 Underway
03 World In Harmony
04 Red Hot Mamma
05 Got To Move
06 Improvisation
07 Coming Your Way
08 Stranger Blues
09 Albatross
10 Oh Well
11 The Green Manalishi (Outtake)

Click on link to download

zoork_1 · #**142** 11-25-2010, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox

[...]... Fleetwood Mac Cue-Club, Sweden 11.02.1969

Hmm, my guess it's 1970-04-02 Konserthuset Göteborg, Sweden

BTW, here's a pic fromthe gig

/z

Wouter Vuijk · #**143** 11-26-2010, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by zoork_1

Hmm, my guess it's 1970-04-02 Konserthuset Göteborg, Sweden

BTW, here's a pic fromthe gig

/z

Hmmmm....
What makes you think it's from Göteborg? The setlist corresponds to the setlist already known from the Cue Club, and Dinky Dawson doesn't mention a show on april 2, 1970.

???????

Love the picture though. Did you take it, were you there, and is that a proof of the show in Göteborg on that particular date?
Keep us informed.

sharksfan2000 · #**144** 11-26-2010, 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Wouter Vuijk

Hmmmm....
What makes you think it's from Göteborg? The setlist corresponds to the setlist already known from the Cue Club, and Dinky Dawson doesn't mention a show on april 2, 1970.

???????

Love the picture though. Did you take it, were you there, and is that a proof of the show in Göteborg on that particular date?
Keep us informed.

Not zoork, but there's a lot of doubt that the show in question is actually from the early 11/69 date that the Cue Club show is listed under. The setlist and playing are much more like a show from late winter or early spring 1970 than mid-autumn 1969. In particular, that arrangement of "Rattlesnake Shake / Underway" was not used until early 1970, based on other live recordings. On other recordings from 11-12/69, it had not yet stretched out to the length it is on this show, and it did not yet include "Underway". Also, the date seems too early for a live "Green Manalishi." As to the exact date and venue that it's more likely to be from, I don't know.

I believe the question about the date of this show has been discussed before on the Ledge, and it's been discussed extensively on the Wolfgang's Vault webpage for this show (which is where the recording came from): http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/fleetw...r-02-1969.html

Wouter Vuijk · #**145** 11-26-2010, 09:14 PM

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Originally Posted by sharksfan2000

I believe the question about the date of this show has been discussed before on the Ledge, and it's been discussed extensively on the Wolfgang's Vault webpage for this show (which is where the recording came from): http://www.wolfgangsvault.com/fleetw...r-02-1969.html

Sorry. Yes, I did read the comments on Wolfgangs Vault a while ago. Just forgot I did (age problem ?

). I'm rather inclined to believe it is from Göteborg as Zoork mentioned.

sharksfan2000 · #**146** 11-26-2010, 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Wouter Vuijk

Sorry. Yes, I did read the comments on Wolfgangs Vault a while ago. Just forgot I did (age problem ?

). I'm rather inclined to believe it is from Göteborg as Zoork mentioned.

No worries, Wouter! My memory is not what it used to be either.

zoork_1 · #**147** 11-27-2010, 04:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wouter Vuijk

[...]... Love the picture though. Did you take it, were you there, and is that a proof of the show in Göteborg on that particular date?
Keep us informed.

Think I sorted that out at Wolfgangs Vault ... :-)

No, I didn't take that pic, but I've been in contact with the person who shot it.
Here's another..., from Cue Club

http://s1182.photobucket.com/albums/...nt=CueClub.jpg

/z

vivfox · #**148** 11-27-2010, 07:25 PM

Listening to Fleetwood Mac before Stevie ruined it... Yeah, I said it · Edit · Delete; Autopost. PS did you know that "Black Magic Woman" was written by them but made popular by Santana? ...
http://socialsoundsystem.com/listeni...re-stevie-ruin

vivfox · #**149** 11-27-2010, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by zoork_1

http://s1182.photobucket.com/albums/...nt=CueClub.jpg

I was only able to view the first photo because of the darn pop ups that keep popping up. You can x them out and they return faster than I can click NEXT to see the next picture.

sharksfan2000 · #**150** 11-28-2010, 12:39 AM

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Originally Posted by zoork_1

Think I sorted that out at Wolfgangs Vault ... :-)

No, I didn't take that pic, but I've been in contact with the person who shot it.
Here's another..., from Cue Club

http://s1182.photobucket.com/albums/...nt=CueClub.jpg

/z

Great photos! Please post more of them if you are able to get more from the person who shot them.