Slide Guitarist Supreme Jeremy Spencer and 2 tracks from his Fleetwood Mac Days. The first one a live track that dates from his final days in the band. The other "Doctor Brown" is from the LP English Rose. Enjoy.
Jeremy Spencer FLEETWOOD MAC Preaching Blues/Doctor Brown (Slide Guitar)
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Fleetwoodmac is peter green in my opinion stevie nicks is a hell of an artist bus she
don’t need mick fleetwood she is good enough in her own right
The Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, Danny Kirwan, John Mckvie, Christie McVie and of course Mick Fleetwood was the best BAND, whether from U.K. or USA to play the blues. No other band have even come close to the original F- Mac.
Some great guitar players, but as a band……maybe only The Allman Bros are even close
They did after that unpleasantness 1776. ;<)
You’re quite right, Dale, I have since heard a radio doc and the jist of what Green said was that he wanted the rest of the band to "have something" for when he left the band, and if I’m not mistaken, that was when the band was just starting out- as you said- a top dude and no mistake!
Another fine example from what I refer to as "the REAL Fleetwood Mac". But I would still marry Stevie Nicks.
Could not agree with you more my friend.!!!!!
jeremy spencer most creative, best white slide player ever.
Can englishmen sing the blues? No opinion, but they sure can play them.
I am very proud to say that Jerry has 3 BonerZ!!!! I could not have a better guy playing my BonerZ!!! Jeremy you the man I CAN NOT wait for your new CD!!! Wish you would have got a Boner sooner
I agree, stag, the band should have changed their name after Green left, but they said that McVie and Fleetwood were still in the band – a powerful case for retaining the name, over and above commercial/brand recognition reasons.
My preference is to refer to the post Green versions as "The American" FM, to separate out the Blues, from the commercial manifestations. Having said that, I consider Buckingham to be a great guitarist, and that includes his acoustic material.
crazy slide wizard!
not forgetting Danny Kirwan as well
A master at work. Only one Fleetwoodmac in my opinion. Anything after Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer isn’t Fleetwoodmac…
A master at work
i remer this days- so fine to be reliving these days on u-tube
he sorta looks like John Frusciante in the first or second picture.
Dr. Brown is one of my favorite tracks. Fabulous Elmore James imitation down to the last nuance, hilarious lyrics, but I think the song is a Fleetwood original. But Elmore would have covered it if he’d been around, I suspect! I hope everyone knows that Dr. Brown was a popular tonic sold to poor people, as was Dr. Pepper originally.
@blueice0170 And for one thing, Dr. Brown was released on Mr. Wonderful, before Danny became part of the band. I’m not sure about Preaching Blues, although it is definitely Jeremy on vocals.
yes that´s possible because it´s a song for one person to play and sing. thanks
@BOUCHARDCHRISTOF
I do actually, I don’t want to go into too much detail, my views are based on who he is & what his actions were as a man, not his religious beliefs, I can see you are an opened minded person, so let me just say this; Look up his story online & see for yourself
i was brought up with the old stuff! love it all.