18 Dec 10
Originally posted by mrs migginsPaul Butterfield Blues band, Michael Bloomfield, Jimi Hendrix Experience, Walter Trout, Stevie Ray Vaughan, nuff said!
original fleetwood mac,savoy brown,chicken shack,free,bluesbreakers,....not an american band in the first 5 nuff sead.
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18 Dec 10
Originally posted by mrs migginsFleetwood Mac? Don't get me wrong, I like them, but blues?
original fleetwood mac,savoy brown,chicken shack,free,bluesbreakers,....not an american band in the first 5 nuff sead.
Anyway, the USAnians, having invented blues in the first place, know that it's a one-man thing by its very nature. One man with a (small) backing band, possibly, but a blues band? Doesn't work. An entire band cannot have the blues.
Richard
18 Dec 10
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Originally posted by Shallow Blueyes, they were originally an amazing blues band, before chicks joined them and turned them all pink and fluffy, same thing that's just happened to the English cricket team, chicks joined the team camp, they go to pot!
Fleetwood Mac? Don't get me wrong, I like them, but blues?
Anyway, the USAnians, having invented blues in the first place, know that it's a one-man thing by its very nature. One man with a (small) backing band, possibly, but a blues band? Doesn't work. An entire band cannot have the blues.
Richard
18 Dec 10
Originally posted by Shallow BlueHow can anyone possibly have an opinion on blues bands if they've not heard Peter Green in Mac?
Fleetwood Mac? Don't get me wrong, I like them, but blues?
Anyway, the USAnians, having invented blues in the first place, know that it's a one-man thing by its very nature. One man with a (small) backing band, possibly, but a blues band? Doesn't work. An entire band cannot have the blues.
Richard
Sheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh.
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19 Dec 10
Originally posted by Pawn Qweenyou obviously know your blues,saw peter three times in middlesbrough at a venue called the rock garden about 4 years back,saw the original line up many times back in the late 60s at redcar jazz club,the punters were hanging from the rafters.
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac is the only Fleetwood Mac to listen to. Guitar and voice, blues all the way!
"Need Your Love" has got to be one of the best bluesy smoochie coochie songs 🙂
19 Dec 10
Originally posted by jimslyp69How many blues albums do you think are recorded in a year by a major record label - almost zero. Has very little to do with talent and a lot to do with the economics of the music industry.
Yup. They are sooo good that no one has ever heard of them and you can't remember their names.
HA!
Blues artists in the US typically record/produce their albums themselves on a tiny (sub 5k) budget and sell their albums at shows. There is no radio airplay for them, and certainly no international distribution deals.
19 Dec 10
Originally posted by Shallow BlueYes, the origial guitarist was Peter Green. He was an amazing bluesman.
Fleetwood Mac? Don't get me wrong, I like them, but blues?
Anyway, the USAnians, having invented blues in the first place, know that it's a one-man thing by its very nature. One man with a (small) backing band, possibly, but a blues band? Doesn't work. An entire band cannot have the blues.
Richard