Fleetwood Mac - Mr WonderfulMr. Wonderful, the second album of Fleetwood Mac with Peter Green in its ranks, followed up on their massive same titled debut album. Delivering hard edged, psychedelic and raw Blues, the album counts as a staple from the late sixties. Adding to the rowdy energy of the album is the fact that the band recorded these tracks live in the studio, without using a sound board. The album introduced Christine Perfect (later McVie) of Chicken Shack on keyboards

If someone wants to get in my face about writing a non-religious religious record

“I think it’s really satisfying as a listener when you can hear a musical mind exploring an idea — not just a musician who has pre-formed an idea and rehearsed it 100 times until it’s totally perfect and ironed out

Geoff Barrow (Portishead

That sensibility

to which Frame uncomfortably replies

” It’s a sentiment that feels particularly apt for the moment

in a cow shed in Ayrshire with just a car’s cassette deck as a monitor

there’s an interesting conceptual mathematics to the entire proceedings

" with its rolling guitar lines

The Prettiest Star

following the band's more Death Metal orientated debut

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