Fleetwood Mac Album - Men of the World: The Early Years
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Customers rating:
(1 ratings)
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Release Date:2005-11-08
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Type:Audio CD
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Genre:Blues-Rock, British Blues, England, Pop, Pop/Rock Music, Rock, Rock/Pop
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Label:Sanctuary Records
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UPC:060768640627
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Approx. Price:$22.99
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1 |
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Intro/Lazy Poker Blues |
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2 |
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My Baby’s Sweeter |
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3 |
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Long Grey Mare |
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4 |
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Love That Burns |
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5 |
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Talk To Me Baby |
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6 |
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Do You A Give A Damn For Me? |
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7 |
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I Have To Laugh |
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8 |
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Buzz Me Baby |
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9 |
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The Sun Is Shining |
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10 |
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Leaving Town Blues |
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11 |
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Mind Of My Own |
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12 |
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How Blue Can You Get? |
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13 |
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Fast Talking Woman Blues |
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14 |
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Every Day I Have The Blues |
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15 |
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Someone’s Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonight |
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1 |
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World In Harmony |
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2 |
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The Green Manalishi |
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3 |
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Underway |
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4 |
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Like It This Way |
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5 |
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The Madge Sessions No. 1 |
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6 |
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The Madge Sessions No. 2 |
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7 |
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Farewell |
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8 |
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October Jam No. 1 |
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9 |
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October Jam No. 2 |
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10 |
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Tell Me From The Start |
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11 |
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Blues In B Flat Minor |
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12 |
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Man Of The World |
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1 |
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Black Magic Woman (Live) |
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2 |
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Jumping At Shadows (Live) |
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3 |
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Stranger Blues (Live) |
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4 |
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Oh Well (Live) |
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5 |
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Coming Your Way (Live) |
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6 |
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The Green Manalishi (Live) |
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7 |
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Rattlesnake Shake (Live) |
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8 |
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Boston Jam (Live) |
Description :
This is the perfect introduction to the UK's premier Blues band. Features Mac's legendary front man Peter Green at the absolute peak of his playing powers. Disc 1 finds the band exploring their Blues roots. Disc 2 catches them in the studio, often in wildly freeform, experimental mode. Disc 3 presents Mac at their optimum ,Live! Sanctuary. 2005.Customer review - 2007-01-16
- ExquisiteWhile I think a couple tracks could have been edited from each disc without any appreciable detriment, this collection is overall brilliant. Both its range and power testify to the songwriting genius of Peter Green and his fellow Mayall alumni.
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