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Originally Posted by sharksfan2000
I do remember reading a comment in Martin Celmins' book (don't think it was from Peter, I think it was from one of the other musicians at the session) that most of the best moments from the session were not included on the album.
I can imagine that Peter must have felt a great sense of freedom to do what he wanted after leaving Fleetwood Mac, but to me it seems like it was a lost opportunity that he didn't end up doing more with that freedom - of course I realize that his health problems must have played a role in what he did and didn't do in those years.
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Yeah, the comment was from Jon Morsehead, from Aynsley Dunbar's band.
Apparently he took part in the sessions, but he surely can't be heard.
Also, Peter picked the parts where he thought the rhythm section played well,
not neccesarily the the parts on which HE played best. Typical Greeny behaviour!
