#Fleetwood mac albums with bob welch mac#

Some familiar musicР”В«y 1973 Fleetwood Mac had all but abandoned its British blues past, but songwriter Bob Welch established the new direction made successful after his departure a year later, contributing no less than half the songs to one of Fleetwood Macs finest, yet grossly underrated albums.

an album even better than rumours.Р”В«ob Welch only plays on a couple of Mac albums, both are pretty darn good. I have always felt that his influence was huge and the Mac releases he had helped helm are among my favourites. So nice to see this, Dave a little love for the sadly departed Mr. christine mcvie is their trump card as usual and bob welch contributes the best material he ever wrote. 2 thoughts on REMEMBERING Fleetwood MacРІР‚в„ўs Bob Welch. the guitar work is excellent as are the songs and the vocals. though of because they had only two songwriters they sound like a real band. He purportedly smashed his Gibson Les Paul guitar during the.

During a 1972 tour, Fleetwood fired Kirwan after the guitarist had an altercation with Bob Welch, who'd recently joined the group, per the Independent. If you like the evolving process of bands this is well worth the purchase.Р”Р„lbum to me is mystery to me. He appeared on five Fleetwood Mac albums and provided vocals for each song he wrote with the group, according to the New York Times. He brought his personality, Mick Fleetwood. He was totally different background R&B, sort of jazzy. Bob Welch is an underated musician and Mr Weston smokes on guitar. This album was also the first of five albums to feature American guitarist Bob Welch. While nowhere nearly as commercially successful or well known as later Mac albums made with Nicks and Buckingham, Mystery To Me outshines them all.

Nary a wasted track as each song flows beautifully into the next. Listen to Westons beautiful opening.Р”Р„n extraordinary collection and certainly the best Fleetwood Mac album of the post Peter Greene era. Weston was a great player who did not get his props.