Recorded by the Fleetwood Mobile
This album contains many of the tracks originally intended for release as a live album by Fleetwood Mac. This was one of a number of projects curtailed by the sudden departure from the band of Peter Green in April 1970.
The recording was done at the Tea Party Club in Boston while the band was on its second American tour in 1969. This tour commenced while Fleetwood Mac were at the pinnacle of their early British success, having entered the charts with their fourth hit single, 'Oh Well.'
Of particular interest in this set are the rock'n'roll cuts performed by 'Earl Vince & The Valiants' - a pseudonym for a gold-lame-suited Mac fronted by Jeremy Spencer and a tongue-in-cheek tribute to their rock forebearers. Contrasted with this are the straight Chicago-style blues that were the band's hallmark, highlighted by some of Peter Green's last and greatest songs with Fleetwood Mac. 'Green Manalishi', Peter's last single for the band and at the time unreleased, clearly reflects the depth and despondency that was to lead to his departure from the group.
The recordings from this concert had languished unmixed until late in 1984 when they were unearthed and completed and are now here for your listening pleasure . . . a classic collection of original Fleetwood Mac.
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