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Bob Welch is an artist who didn't stand still. His post-FM group, Paris, was a power-rock trio. Very good, in my opinion, but not much like his Fleetwood Mac output. Then he went "pop" with his solo career, and those albums (listed by others in this thread) would probably be more familiar sounding to a FM fan. There is also some FM contribution to several of these records. I don't own the Bop record. Isn't it jazz? I realize Bob has some strong jazz influences in his songs, but in general I hate anything that's straight jazz, so I haven't bought it, but I suppose that's a mistake. I actually really like the two recent re-recordings albums; he covers some interesting Mac songs (by other writers) that you wouldn't expect him to, and puts some interesting twists into some of his own songs. He recorded those solo in his home studio.
This is a hard question to answer; I'd recommend picking up whatever you can find (that you feel is within your budget) and decide for yourself what you like. Bob Welch is my second favorite of all of the Fleetwood Mac members (after Christine). Who else thinks the cover picture on Bob Welch's "The Other One" is a spoof of the cover of "Tusk"?
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