Fleetwood Mac

Welch jellies the Mac

In the early 70s Fleetwood Mac went through further personnel changes, losing a number of members and gaining blues singer Christine McVie (John McVie's wife). When American guitarist Bob Welch joined them, the band adopted a southern California country-rock flavour, still tempered by the blues influence of the British members. Some of Fleetwood Mac's early hits in the Welch era include "Sentimental Lady" (from 1972's Bare Trees), which Welch himself remade during his solo career in 1977, and the stirring "Hypnotized" (from 1973's Mystery To Me).

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Christine McVie - Bob Welch - 1972 - Bare Trees - 1977 - 1973

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