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Originally Posted by jeremy spencer
Need I say more to this book than what I wrote on Amazon in response to having browsed through it for the first time recently, having given it 1 star. I would have given it less if I could. (Thank God it is out of print.) Exaggerated at best and untrue at worst -- at least regarding what he wrote concerning me. A lying braggart. How he got away with it is unbelievable. But as I recently learned, the publicity promoters' saying goes: 'Don't let the truth get in the way of a good story.'
Sorry. Disgusted.
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Since others have asked before me I think you should write a book about your professional career, including the years in Fleetwood Mac. You were certainly a valuable asset for the recent Peter Green documentary. Your recollections were certainly more acute than those of Fleetwood, and McVie. McVie was really out to lunch, though I don't blame him for what he's been through.
Concerning the Roundhouse Chalk Farm concert, the preserved recording falls in line with Dinky's recollections performance wise, it's a good one. You have a problem with Dinky concerning "The Green Manalishi" sessions. According to your story in the Green documentary, you were the person who suggested recording in the underground car park for the scary echo effect as heard in the song. Dinky claims you weren't there. I guess you've been painted as the bad guy by certain people for Green's early departure. Don't worry, I don't believe you are to blame.