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I obtained a download of this set the other day. According to the source, this was the first time the name "Fleewood Mac" would see the light of day. They were using the title "Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac" as one would expect. what I found most strange was that the bass player of credit on this set was Bob Brunning. So it seems that initially there was no "Mac" (or more acurately "Mc") in the band. I had ammumed, as most have, that John was always FM's bass man right from the start, hence the "Mac". As I found out more later, John was still reluctant to leave the Bluesbreakers when Mick was dismissed and stayed on until around November of '67 when he took his place that he would hold to this day. The band had already been booked by this name assuming he was to join in. I am not entirely sure of the truths of all this, so I am hoping that more senior members of the group would shed a bit of light on this.
There were quite a number of amazing acts that day......(the) Cream, (the) Pink Floyd, Mayall, Pentangle, Crazy world of Aurthur Brown, interestingly also a band called Chicken Shack......hmmmmm.....once again, I call on more seasoned veterans of FM lore who might know if this was the first meeting of Christine and John or not. |
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