Mick Fleetwood: my 11 greatest recordings of all time

[forever]

Originally Posted by chiliD

I guess Mick really DOES blank out on the Bob Welch years of Fleetwood Mac.

He was playing some KILLER percussion in those years:

Hypnotized
Bermuda Triangle
Miles Away
Lay It All Down
Revelation
Dissatisfied
For Your Love
Homeward Bound
Child Of Mine
Woman Of 1000 Years
Morning Rain
Sunny Side Of Heaven
Forever
Angel (from Heroes Are Hard To Find)
Born Enchanter
Safe Harbour (I know, Steve MacD hates it, but I love it)

Not to mention the steel drums on Did You Ever Love Me?

[Street_Dreamer]

Nice to see You Weren't In Love get some love. It's my favorite from Mick's solo career and one of my favorites of all-time.

Matt

[TrueFaith77]

^^Yes, I'm reminded that The Visitor is a great album.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by forever

Not to mention the steel drums on Did You Ever Love Me?

Mick didn't play the steel drums on that one. They brought in a ringer. Don't have a copy of the album to refer to, but memory seems to recall that they were played by Steve Nye...I think.

[GJK]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Mick didn't play the steel drums on that one. They brought in a ringer. Don't have a copy of the album to refer to, but memory seems to recall that they were played by Steve Nye...I think.

You're close; Nye played organ on 'parts of Night Watch'...
The steel drums were played by Ralph Richardson, Russel Valdez and Fred Totesaut, as I recall .

GJK