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I just wanna be back where I belong
World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down
Maybe I'm wrong but who's to say what's right
I need somebody to help me through the night
World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down
Maybe I'm wrong but who's to say what's right
I need somebody to help me through the night
World turning
I gotta get my feet back on the ground
World turning
Everybody's got me down
World turning
Everybody's got me down
World turning
Everybody's got me down
It's a damn fine thing that Mick was able to identify and recruit talent to surround himself with, it was/is his greatest gift. As a drummer, he's the epitome of middling...
And management. Mick knew the industry as well as anyone. I can't help but think that he fell backwards into LB & SN though. He was lucky to find them first!
Mine too, along with every single track on Kiln House and a bunch of others.
I was a big fan of the Bob Welch iteration of FM.
An easy 10.
One of my favorite post Peter Green FM songs.
Mine too, along with every single track on Kiln House and a bunch of others.
What, no moronic comments about how Buckingham/Nicks "ruined" Fleetwood Mac? C'mon haters; you're falling down on the job!
Lighten up anyway. Who needs your insults?
What, no moronic comments about how Buckingham/Nicks "ruined" Fleetwood Mac? C'mon haters; you're falling down on the job!
LOL!!
"Moronic comments" is subtly different than "morons commenting".
Fair enough.
I was referring specifically to the comments that actually are moronic or offensive, like the one that referred to Stevie Nicks as "that trampy slut ruined the band". I think one can state one's musical preference without referring to the artist as a "trampy slut".
What, no moronic comments about how Buckingham/Nicks "ruined" Fleetwood Mac? C'mon haters; you're falling down on the job!
I get that you may not agree with my opinion that Fleetwood Mac before Buckingham and Nicks is the superior band. That doesn't make me a moron, however. To each his/her own.
C'mon haters; you're falling down on the job!
nineteen seventy two Oakland coliseum steve miller boston fleetwood mac led zeplin nice way to spend a sunday
Sounds great, although Boston wasn't around until '75.
nineteen seventy two Oakland coliseum steve miller boston fleetwood mac led zeplin nice way to spend a sunday
What a great great tune. This whole album caught me by surprise since I was never a FM fan before. It was a gift out of the blue and MAN.
Wow. And just like that....poof...you'll never see it again.
Smashing Pumpkins
Silversun Pickups
White Stripes
Arcade Fire
Phantogram
Matt and Kim
Sleigh bells
The Kills
Granted some of these are not 'RnR' bands as such. But co-ed nonetheless. I agree it's less prevalent than it once was. But it's not gone; and saying it'll never come back demonstrates hubris, not fact.
Wow. And just like that....poof...you'll never see it again.
Thanks for the tip!
And I STILL love this song!
Sweet pieces are out there in the grand perspective, they make it worth the searching.. Peace
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Bo oh boy,
This band sure could use some vocals and a better drummer...like today's bands. Like Arcade Fire...oooh they're good.
*Chuckling* very nice.
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P.S. I like the moniker as well.
Bo oh boy,
This band sure could use some vocals and a better drummer...like today's bands. Like Arcade Fire...oooh they're good.
Awesome segue from Leo.
with a dash of California.... ?
Nice to hear the remains of the 60's blues band here. I think Green would approve.
Sweet, fancy Moses this is hot stuff!
Unfortunately, Peter Green has possibly been having conniptions for a many years. I'm not sure how or why this tune would have made any difference other than that it is similarly-named to one of his tunes.
Amen to that!
Lindsey Buckingham's guitar work is sooooo underrated—tho' this one is double and triple tracked, but so what?
Bill G is The Man!
Whatever that is, I think I agree... Welch leaving was sort of the last straw for me. FM's early stuff was amazing.
Both are rockin' tunes!
Good call. Fleetwood Mac was a band in search of a guitar player and singer after Bob Welch departed. Mick heard the tapes of a struggling duo called Buckingham Nicks and liked their sound. He called them and got them to join the band. Rest is history, as they say.
And I STILL love this song!
No. His was oh well.
That's my point. He wrote the first song. He formed the band that played the next song. Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac would have completed the set.
No. His was oh well.
Wholeheartedly agreed. LB is one hell of a guitarist in my book, but then FM always had awesome players, starting with Peter.
...the fall of peter green is one of the greatest tragedies in rock history, methinks...