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Fleetwood Mac Album: “Live At The BBC”
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Release Date:1998-06-11
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Type:Album
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Genre:Soft Pop, Classic Rock, Mainstream Rock
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Label:Phantom
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Explicit Lyrics:No
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| 1 -
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Rattlesnake Shake Video |
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Sandy Mary |
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Believe My Time Ain't Long |
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Although The Sun Is Shining |
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Only You |
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You Never Know What You're Missing |
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7 |
Oh Well Video |
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8 |
Can't Believe You Wanna Leave |
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| 1 -
9 |
Jenny Lee |
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| 1 -
10 |
Heavenly |
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| 1 -
11 |
When Will I Be Loved |
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| 1 -
12 |
When I See My Baby |
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| 1 -
13 |
Buddy's Song |
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| 1 -
14 |
Honey Hush |
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| 1 -
15 |
Preachin' |
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| 1 -
16 |
Jumping At Shadows Video |
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| 1 -
17 |
Preachin' Blues |
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| 1 -
18 |
Need Your Love So Bad Video |
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| 2 -
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Long Grey Mare Video |
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| 2 -
2 |
Sweet Home Chicago |
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| 2 -
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Baby Please Set a Date |
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| 2 -
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Blues With a Feeling |
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| 2 -
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Stop Messing Around |
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| 2 -
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Tallahassee Lassie |
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| 2 -
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Hang on to a Dream |
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| 2 -
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Linda |
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| 2 -
9 |
Mean Mistreatin' Mama |
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| 2 -
10 |
World Keeps Turning |
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| 2 -
11 |
I Can't Hold Out |
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| 2 -
12 |
Early Morning Come |
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| 2 -
13 |
Albatross Video |
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| 2 -
14 |
Looking For Somebody Video |
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| 2 -
15 |
A Fool No More |
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| 2 -
16 |
Got To Move |
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| 2 -
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Like Crying Like Dying |
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Man Of The World |
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Review - AMG :
If you've ever wondered what the original Fleetwood Mac really sounded like, these BBC Recordings give a very good idea. They're one part blues band, one part oldies act, one part serious, and one part tongue very much in cheek. Any band that could play Elmore James and B.B. King blues with absolute precision and passion one minute and become a drunken lunatic rockabilly band the next had to have chops and a sense of humor and this version of the Mac had both in spades. Jeremy Spencer craziness balances out Peter Green's seriousness, while Kirwan and the rhythm section of McVie and Fleetwood rope it all in. An illuminating two disc set that any roots music or blues lover will adore. Highly recommended. ~ Cub Koda, All Music Guide
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