Then Play On - Fleetwood Mac

Description: Genre: Rock - Classic Rock / Artist: Fleetwood Mac / Audio CD released 1988-11-14 at Reprise / Disc #1 ... more

Then Play On - Fleetwood Mac ... Tracklisting
1 Coming Your Way
2 Closing My Eyes
3 Show-biz blues
4 My Dream
5 Underway
6 Oh well!
7 Although the sun is shining
8 Rattlesnake shake
9 Searching for Madge
10 Fighting for Madge
11 When you say
12 Like crying
13 Before the beginning

Newest Review: ... with real respect for their musical roots but simultaneously experimenting and taking the genres to new heights. Much of the ... more

... album's content is instrumental, with new guitarist Danny Kirwan backing up the already beautiful guitar interplay between Green and slide player Jeremy Spencer in a series of dreamy and psychedelic collages. Anyway, here's how it breaks down: Coming Your Way - A gentle opener with layers of overdubbed 'surf' guitars and an African-flavoured beat fleshed out with bongos. Closing My Eyes - A devastatingly beautiful semi-acoustic song about loneliness and unrequited love, with lyrics that could ...more

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Then Play On - Fleetwood Mac: Blues-tinged masterpiece! (706 words)
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Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac are notoriously tricky to find on album. Most of their greatest hits (Black Magic Woman, Albatross, Man Of The World, Green Manalishi to name but a few) only ever originally came out as 7-inch 45rpm singles, never appearing on a full studio album. Consequently, the only early Mac material widely available is to be found in the form of 'best of...' compilations. Of course, that's not necessarily a bad thing as it can introduce new fans to this underrated cult band in the days before the musical prodigy Peter Green developed schizophrenia and quit, replaced by a succession of bland pop imitators who would change the band's ... Read the complete review