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Originally Posted by sharksfan2000
Danny had the most ready-to-go numbers that had not yet been recorded outside of BBC sessions - "Talk With You", "Only You", "Loving Kind", "Like It This Way", and "Something Inside Of Me" being obvious choices to me. And as noted, he'd already been working out what was to become "Earl Grey".
Jeremy was doing "I Can't Hold Out", "Stranger Blues", and "Tiger" at many of the shows that spring, and he'd done "Honey Hush" for a BBC session. Those would all be possibilities.
Peter didn't have much new original material that we know of at that point, aside from "Sandy Mary". But there were plenty of other numbers he excelled at on live recordings that might have been included - "Jumping At Shadows", "All Over Again", "Homework", and maybe "It Takes Time" being good options. Plus - remember that The Original Fleetwood Mac had not been released at that point, and Peter could easily have updated some of those numbers (as he'd already done with "Drifting" and "Leaving Town Blues" as noted above) - "A Fool No More", "Watch Out", and "Worried Dream" might have been other good tracks that could have been re-recorded for a new album.
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@Sharksfan. You mentioned a couple of unrecorded material that had been recorded in the Chess studio (Talk With You, Like It This Way, I Can't Hold Out). If you'd like to see these on a "to come" album, then you missed a lot of others:
Watch Out (slower version than on The Original FM)
Ooh Baby
South Indiana (quoted as a Peter Green instrumental)
Last Night
I´m Worried
I Held My Baby Last Night
Madison Blues
World´s In A Tangle
Everyday I Have The Blues
Rockin' Boogie
Sugar Mama
Not all written by FM members, but neither did they write among others Homework, I Can't Hold Out, Jumping At Shadows.
