Should Bob Brunning be regarded as a member of Fleetwood Mac?

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Should Bob Brunning be regarded as a member of Fleetwood Mac?

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View Poll Results: Should Bob Brunning be regarded as a member of Fleetwood Mac?
Yes of course, he was the original bass player!	25	83.33%
No, he was a backing musician, and not a very good one at that!	5	16.67%
Bob who? Didn't he run off with Mick Fleetwood's wife?	0	0%
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06-15-2010, 06:56 PM

chriskisn

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Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

Well I defined MY line. But I agree that MINE should not be everyone's--and that someone should define exactly what constitutes a Mac member. On how many studio tracks did Bob play bass with no McVie?

Well didn't he only officially play on one studio track - Long Grey Mare?

However, he may have played on others uncredited when McVie was too drunk - I seem to remember something about that from his book?

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