Favorite Instrumental Performance

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

Very cool list, sir. One thing: the bass on “Revelation” was provided by Bob Welch. A bit of trivia I picked up from Samuel Graham’s book.

Don't you ever say that again!!!! We are not speaking ever again.

Text you in a few.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

Peter Green: Madge jams, Black Magic Woman, Jumping at Shadows
Danny Kirwan: Madge jams, Only You, Sunny Side of Heaven
Mick Fleetwood: Madge jams, Rattlesnake Shake, Tusk
John McVie: Bare Trees, Sisters of The Moon
Christine McVie: You Make Loving Fun, Wish You Were Here
Lindsey Buckingham: I’m So Afraid, Never Going Back Again, Go Your Own Way
Rick Vito: As Long As You Follow, I Loved Another Woman
Billy Burnette: Love Shines, When the Sun Goes Down
Bob Weston: Why, Miles Away
Bob Welch: Silver Heels, Come a Little Bit Closer
Jeremy Spencer: Dust My Broom, Shake Your Money Maker
Stevie Nicks: The Chain (tambourine)

I quite like this list.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by bwboy

I love that that’s what you got from my post.

Absof*ckinglutely. No mention of anyone PRE-$tevie. Check.

[HomerMcvie]

Peter Green — Green Manalishi

Mick Fleetwood — Hypnotized

John McVie — GYOW(come on, his part is f*cking AMAZING)

Danny Kirwan — Child of Mine

Christine McVie — YMLF

Bob Welch — Emerald Eyes

Bob Weston — Why

Lindsey Buckingham — NGBA

Rick Vito — Love is Dangerous

Billy Burnette — Do You Know

[bwboy]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

Peter Green — Green Manalishi

Mick Fleetwood — Hypnotized

John McVie — GYOW(come on, his part is f*cking AMAZING)

Danny Kirwan — Child of Mine

Christine McVie — YMLF

Bob Welch — Emerald Eyes

Bob Weston — Why

Lindsey Buckingham — NGBA

Rick Vito — Love is Dangerous

Billy Burnette — Do You Know

Nothing from Time? Typical Homer

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by bwboy

Nothing from Time? Typical Homer

Well, there’s not really anything on Time that particularly showcases anyone’s skills. Apart from Bekkas vocals. Billy’s best work isn’t really on Time. So….

[FuzzyPlum]

bwboy….as a New Year’s resolution, I’d urge you to maybe gen up on pre-75. I think you’ll be surprised. I envy you having a lot of great music to discover.

[FuzzyPlum]

…..it’s like getting all your Christmas presents….and then getting some extra really cool ones you wasn’t expecting from distant relatives days after Christmas.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by bwboy

Nothing from Time? Typical Homer

Much like your prom date, it was easily forgotten.

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

Well, there’s not really anything on Time that particularly showcases anyone’s skills. Apart from Bekkas vocals. Billy’s best work isn’t really on Time. So….

Chris's keyboards on Nights in Estoril are impressive. Besides being a haunting melody its played rapid and impressive IMHO.

This guy gives a stab at it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l36YoyV3MDo

[FuzzyPlum]

Originally Posted by Macfan4life

Chris's keyboards on Nights in Estoril are impressive. Besides being a haunting melody its played rapid and impressive IMHO.

This guy gives a stab at it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l36YoyV3MDo

Her best work though???? Nah

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

Her best work though???? Nah

There is something about that melody that haunts me. I loved it the first time I heard it. I love songs that showcase her playing. She was a fantastic song writer but her playing was so good and catchy. This one just hooked me in and wont let me go. I suppose most times her playing is sort of a supporting measure in the song but its being highlighted in this song.

[FuzzyPlum]

I’d also say Don’t Let Me Down Again is a great showcase for Lindsey’s playing. It sounds so different to much of his playing with FM (and solo). I guess it’s the use of the LP that stands it apart. It just sounds so much more aggressive and ‘dirty’ than what we’ve come to know.

[bwboy]

Originally Posted by FuzzyPlum

bwboy….as a New Year’s resolution, I’d urge you to maybe gen up on pre-75. I think you’ll be surprised. I envy you having a lot of great music to discover.

I came close to buying the boxset of pre-1975 material, but to be honest, as I’ve gotten older, I’ve been downsizing as much as possible my collection of CDs, DVDs, and books. I guess I thought buying that boxset was going in the opposite direction of what I was trying to accomplish, but your post has encouraged me to reconsider. Thanks FuzzyPlum

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by bwboy

I came close to buying the boxset of pre-1975 material, but to be honest, as I’ve gotten older, I’ve been downsizing as much as possible my collection of CDs, DVDs, and books. I guess I thought buying that boxset was going in the opposite direction of what I was trying to accomplish, but your post has encouraged me to reconsider. Thanks FuzzyPlum

Last year on Amazon, I got the box set of pre 1975 CDs for half price. I pretty much paid $6 per CD when you add it together.