OldKSF
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My absolute favorite Fleetwood Mac album. I still prefer the Bob Welsh years.Woman Of A Thousand Years.
Fleetwood Mac - "Future Games." Reprise Records. P-10462R. Warner-Pioneer pressing (Japan). 1977.
Run-out: P-10462R1 1-A-6 1-8 3 〄
What are you Listening To Right Now? - and more
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The Cars, Dangerous Type.
Me too! Though I am a huge Peter Green fan, too!
One of my favorite Welch tunes.
Fleetwood Mac - "Bare Trees." Reprise Records. P-8240R. Warner-Pioneer pressing (Japan). 1973.
Run-out: P-8240R1 1-A-4 7-57G (1) 2 3 〄
For anyone whose interested- My initial impressions of the new Aiyima A20 Monoblock amps...
- Well, as expected there is NO noise of any sort- dead, dead, dead, silent... also, as expected they sound exactly like my Fosi V3 Mono's, which means clean, articulate, powerful and airy, with excellent detail retrieval! Will have a more informed opinion in 2 more days...
edit: One thing that annoys me, which I suspected would happen, is that the VU meters are pretty much pegged non-stop... retarded...
- Well, as expected there is NO noise of any sort- dead, dead, dead, silent... also, as expected they sound exactly like my Fosi V3 Mono's, which means clean, articulate, powerful and airy, with excellent detail retrieval! Will have a more informed opinion in 2 more days...
edit: One thing that annoys me, which I suspected would happen, is that the VU meters are pretty much pegged non-stop... retarded...
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OldKSF
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Saw them with The Who. From Vintage Rock- "The bill for The Who concert at Charlton Athletic on May 31, 1976, included The Sensational Alex Harvey Band, Little Feat, The Outlaws, Streetwalkers, and Widowmaker. This concert was part of their "Who Put the Boot In Tour." The Who made the Guinness Record Book for 8 years as the loudest outdoor event ever.
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OldKSF
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Because of your post I've got Bare Trees on right now. And yeah, a lot of the Peter Green tunes still sound incredibly fresh.Me too! Though I am a huge Peter Green fan, too!
One of my favorite Welch tunes.
Sentimental Lady.
Fleetwood Mac - "Bare Trees." Reprise Records. P-8240R. Warner-Pioneer pressing (Japan). 1973.
Run-out: P-8240R1 1-A-4 7-57G (1) 2 3 〄
Pure British Blues.
"The Original Fleetwood Mac." Sire Records. SR 6045. Capitol Records (LA) pressing. 1977.
Run-out: SR-1-6045-JW1 #2 J.G. MASTERDISK.
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Fleetwood Mac - Greatest Hits, 1971 UK
“Greatest Hits.” CBS-UK reissue. S 69011. 7th variant. 1971.
Run-out: CBS 69011 - B12
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drbranch
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The Groundhogs - Hogwash (on CD)
This album had a huge influence on my musical tastes in my youth. I encourage everyone to check it out.
This album had a huge influence on my musical tastes in my youth. I encourage everyone to check it out.
Its all good...we all can't like everything....
onepixel
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Blues Jam At Chess. 2LPs, 1969
Fleetwood Mac, Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, Shakey Horton, J.T. Brown, Guitar Buddy, Honey Boy Edwards, S.P. Leary
Fleetwood Mac In Chicago. 2LPs, reissued, 1975
Featuring: Otis Spann / Willie Dixon / Shakey Horton / Guitar Buddy / J.T. Brown / Honeyboy Edwards / S.P. Leary
The best of blues from Fleetwood Mac.
Fleetwood Mac, Otis Spann, Willie Dixon, Shakey Horton, J.T. Brown, Guitar Buddy, Honey Boy Edwards, S.P. Leary
Fleetwood Mac In Chicago. 2LPs, reissued, 1975
Featuring: Otis Spann / Willie Dixon / Shakey Horton / Guitar Buddy / J.T. Brown / Honeyboy Edwards / S.P. Leary
The best of blues from Fleetwood Mac.
Weren't they spending a bazillion $$$ on one????If only we had a bullet train running from Sandy Eggo to the Bay.
They're playing up in L.A., too. It's their "FINAL TOUR".
A great tribute to ELP! With some big names!
Nope, sure can't!
