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- Fleetwood Mac Live At The Paramount, Seattle Washington
March 10, 1972
1 Tell Me All The Things You Do
2 Future Games
3 Get Like You Used To Be
4 Little Child Of Mine
5 Spare Me A Little
6 Homeward Bound
7 Black Magic Woman
8 Oh Well
Bob Welch: Guitar and Vocals
Danny Kirwin: Vocals And Guitar
Christine McVie: Keyboards and Vocals
John McVie: Bass
Mick Fleetwood: Drums
![The Beatles - Blackbird Rehearsal Session at EMI Studios (June 11th, 1968) [All Available Footage]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/19XOeURsWWw/mqdefault.jpg)
Danny Kirwin's playing is instantly recognized with his sweet vibrato. Too bad he is not acknowledged for what a remarkable guitar God, Hero, Master he truly was.
Danny was a remarkable guitar and Mick was a notable drumstick :-D
Danny truly guitar master!
Danny kirwan was a beast.
But he was told / was careful not to sound too much like Peter.
@@davidcawrowl3865UTTER NONSENSE
Let's remember Danny Kirwan for being a superb guitarist. Right up there in the Pantheon
Sometimes it was tough to distinguish him from the legend Peter Green 💚
3 CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU. LOOKING FOR THAT FOURTH CHORD...................... YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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For me, Christie is the greatest female rock singer of the last fifty years. Just a beautiful voice that could never be replaced and a great songwriter too.
3 CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Always nice to hear pre-superstar Fleetwood Mac, that era after Peter Green left and before Stevie and Lindsey is sadly under heard by most. The real rock fans who lived the 70s know better. Great stuff! RIP to the great Christine McVie, one of the best. 🎵
Well said Vic.
This era is my favorite!
That's the Fl. Mac. I Love!
M@@superorangeish
It's a nice era of the band with several good albums. I listened to Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac and forgot about them until Buckingham/Nicks joined. You can credit Buckingham and Nicks for a lot of people discovering the fleetwood mac of the early 70's. That's what made me discover Kirwan and Welch.
My fave Mac incarnation. Danny and Bob are otherworldly guitarists imvho.
3 CHORD DRUGGIES ARE ALWAYS SO ADORABLE. WHO NEEDS THAT FOURTH CHORD? YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I wish there was more film footage available from this period. It is my favorite incarnation of the band.
FLEETWOOD MAC were a totally different band with monster guitarist Danny Kirwan in the band. Geesh.
3 CHORD DRUGGIES ARE SO AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Future Games" at 8:00. First heard this song walking by the campus radio station at Defiance College in the fall of 1971. Couldn't walk away until it finished. R.I.P. Bob Welch and Danny Kirwan.
Such a great song, and I’m just hearing this version for the first time. Wow.
I wish someone would remaster the studio/ album version
This “gap period” in Fleetwood Mac’s history is my favorite. Future Games (the album and the song) !!!!👍👏
"The Wilderness Years"
If it were not for Bob Welch, the band would have likely submerged and never continued. He kept it going.@carolinewoodward1016
Future Games is one of my favourite tracks. Blistering playing at the end by Danny Kirwan and Bob Welch. Right up there with Peter Green
@carolinewoodward1016 I went to see Fleetwood Mac in 1973 thinking I would see Danny Kirwan. Sadly he had left and I didn't know. They were playing mainly Penguin. The concert hall, more used to classical music,was practically empty. Missed them in 1969, Peter Green,at Fillmore West, because my buddy who had a car didn't want to go. Still their music lives on and I still love it
I completely agree with you.
This is fantastic, decent quality and the band is tight! Shame this incarnation couldn’t have lasted longer. The talent was blooming.
Really wonderful, , especially loved “Little Child of Mine” , , miss you Danny Kirwan , for me “Sunny Side of Heaven” outshines “Albatross”, , Yeah this recording reveals an excellent band pre Buckingham/Nicks 👍
And that's really saying something because "Albatross" is such a beautiful, wistful song. You're right-"Sunny Side of Heaven" absolutely is so excellent and maybe the finest instrumental ever written.
Agreed!
Keep that little blond away!!! This is their BESTIST, I get such a kick out of Bob Welch actually leading the band during this time...THE GLASSES SAID GEEK!! But he had a certain sensibility ,
Danny and Bob the best years of Fleetwood Mac by far.
This stuff is fine, but you are delusional.
damn.. hoped it was a video! lol..
love a bit of Danny Kirwan though, thankyou for sharing this..
I saw them in 1972 when they opened for Deep Purple.
Me too - Atlanta Municipal Auditorium
Kirwan
Saw this band in early 1972 when I was junior in high school - great band that did great albums and is largely overlooked... that's too bad. This is evidence of how flipping good they were live!
Love the Flipping Good you must be a Londoner like me living in OZ for the last 50 yrs saw them Mile End Odeon 1969/70ish
@@dinosaurworld839. Agree about how “flipping great” they were! Born in Gloucester UK myself.
Future Games
Bare Trees
Mystery to Me
Penguin
Paris
Solo
Outstanding life and music to the world 🌎
We love you Bob 🎉 🕉
I would add Kiln House to that list.
This is great, thx for posting! One of my favorite periods for FM, between Future Games and Bare Trees.
The Bob Welsh era was the best
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I've amassed a large collection of FM bootlegs but I have to say that his is my favorite. I just love this era of the band so much and regret that I never saw them in concert although I lived in the New York area in '72 and attended many other concerts. I never saw Fleetwood Mac or Zeppelin or Deep Purple during 1972 although there were many opportunities. I just hadn't discovered them yet.
My favorite lineup
This is the version of the band the one and only time I saw Fleetwood Mac. Pretty damned good.
If I could go back in time it would be to 1972, would see Fleetwood Mac and The Rolling Stones live, the best
Me too ! And Zeppelin and Deep Purple and Pink Floyd.
Playing like a well oiled machine. Incredible!
Kirwan was truly a virtuoso guitarist. But tragically too emotionally unstable to have a longer and more products career. Just as Peter Green was as well before him, in fact.
Mac was apparently (Rattle)Snake bit in that regard.
What other classic Rock group had two truly great guitarists have their careers effectively ended by totally debilitating mental health issues?... None I can think of.
Yes, after years away Green eventually made a return. But from my perspective he was never truly the same musician as during his prime, at least not fully. Both his vocals and guitar work had declined notably, in my opinion.
Which, with all due respect to Clapton in particular (or possibly Vaughn, too? Maybe...), to my ear made him the single greatest white Blues guitarist ever.
And the same with Kirwan. His 3 solo albums soon after leaving were also a far cry from both his lead guitar playing and songwriting compared with his years in Mac. At least I think it was. And I have to imagine I'm not alone.
All meaning of we lovers of the ORIGINAL Fleetwood Mac, above all of the several, subsequent lineups, were seriously robbed. Or perhaps denied is a more appropriate word.
How much brilliant music and jaw dropping lead guitar playing did we never hear because of this unusual and terribly sad set of circumstances that led to the demise of Mac's original, all time great guitarists?
Just imagine another 3 or 5 albums like Green's last, and their very best ~ Then Play On ~ if they'd stayed together.... Yeah, no doubt about it, we were robbed, all righ
saw them LIVE in this era many times. I always preferred Jeremy Spencer in the band, but Bob was fine too. Lotsa good music.
JEREMY ''SLIDE'' SPENCER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My absolute favorite FM ensemble.
WOW - what a great tape. Fans of early 70s FMac will not be disappointed.
That version of Get Like You Used to Be is INSANE
3 CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My favorite Fleetwood Mac's lineup!Thank you so much for posting.
Never got to see this version of Mac, but the Future Games LP was my intro to the Band. Love this recording. Thanks for Posting it.
From now until the end this is my favourite live show
Danny had a parade of 50s Les Paul guitars '56 Gold Top .Two or more Custom Black Beauties, at least one Burst. Greenies one Burst is legendary. Why does no one know what happened to Danny's guitars? With the exception of the LP Custom he famously smashed in the Bathroom on a gig.
Probably sold cheap for booze or drugs, sad truth.
danny kirwin era fleetwood mac definitivly shaped my music which i still write and perform on you tube.
listen to ' strang strange fruit', totally kirwin!!❤
It is so nice to hear Christine talk at the 29:00 mark before going into 'Spare Me A Little'. It was a glimpse of the 'new' Fleetwood Mac.
Best of Mac!
This is pretty awful. And I like this incarnation of FM. But this is just zzzzzzzz
I lost the tape years ago. THANK YOU
This is great! Absolutely love this Mac line up!! Live version of Future Games is outstanding and I’d never heard this recording of it before. Just wish there was some recorded live video too!!
This Was A long Time Ago ( Awesome ) I Was In My 20S Back Then ! Love Christine's Beautiful Voice And Every Song She's Written And Sung ❤️🙏 Now In My 70S ! Time Flies ! I Listen To Her And Fleetwood Mac Everyday ! Love Em 🏵️💐🌸🌼🍀🌺🇩🇪🇺🇸💙💚💛❤️🙏🙏💕💕💙💚💛❤️🙏🙏 Christine Will Live On Thru Her Beautiful Sweet Musik ! Christine Has A Beautiful Sweet Loving Legacy And Awesome Beautiful Sweet Life Lived ❤️❤️🙏🙏 Love Christine Anne Perfekt McVie Forever 💕🙏 God Bless All That Loved Her Too ❤️❤️🙏🙏
I was pretty close to the stage and I got to tell her how beautiful I thought she was, one night in CA when I saw them in concert...Just a few seconds before she started singing.... the band was silent...the crowd was silent...it was my MOMENT... to say what I wanted to say to her......and I spoke up .....loud and clear... I was so high...lol..... She looked up straight at me, smiled a cute little smile, , and blushed...Our eyes met...it was magical... it was LOVE..... The crowd was silent just for that magical moment... I was in LOVE with her........ and I let her know how beautiful she was........ I felt like saying that to her, partly because I had a feeling that the "new girl".... Stevie....... was kinda stealing away all the attention.... Stevie was GREAT singing her songs too.... with that great.... warm, honey voice of hers, and a dynamic , lovely stage presence... but , seriously, she just did not have the same pure crystal clear quality that Christine had.......... I just had to say something to Christine that she would remember.... I will never forget it....
Dear Tim Thank You You Were So Lucky To Meet Her And Fleetwood Mac 💗🙏 ! Loved Your Comment !
Wow this is awesome stuff 👏👏👏👏
1.22 Dannys chant/Tell me all the things you do.
22.12 Child of mine
38.12 B.M.W
50.44 Oh well
Welch explaining "Future Games" to the audience and saying it "was written high up in the mountains ... the mountains of your mind" and then cracking up because he probably just made that up on the spot.
Look at Bob playing that double neck SG!
Jimmy Page special.
Stairway to Heaven- anyone!
Thats where you take us Bob! 🕉 🎉
Listen to future games and bare trees.... All Danny Kirwan, probably at his best... 1970 and 1972 album's......... make sure you listen to sands of time,on the future games LP..... fucking excellent 👍👍👍 Fleetwood Mac at their best
3 CHORD DRUGGIES OWN YOU, CUPCAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great sound for a bootleg, if that's what it is? Spare Me a Little Love sounds great and a sign of things to come in a few short years, but I love the Future Games/Bare Trees time best over all.
Bare Trees is a gem. Danny's work on the title track is amazing. The Mac version of Sentimental Lady is better than Bob's solo version. I think the vocal counterplay on the chorus between Bob and Christine makes it better.
Hey all, anyone know a link to a song called Fleetwood Mac from 1971. Have heard it but can´t find any trace of it.
It´s a favourite with so satisfying harmonica riffs.
Best regards / Jocke P
I think you mean their instrumental, called 'Fleetwood Mac'. It was recorded in the summer of 1967, but released on their LP 'The Original Fleetwood Mac' in 1971. CZcams has it. :-)
So good, before they went commercial. Yay! ----> Future Games.
This is a terrific live performance. I only wish the vocals were more up front .....
amazing jammin vocals could be mixed louder
Better sound than previous uploads of same gig?
✨️❤️✨️
Oh well missed Peter
Wasn't the Paramount, Seattle, Washington concert at March 12, 1972?
You are correct. I had the wrong date. Thank you!
Damn, I set the time machine date wrong 😆
Perhaps my favorite lineup -- or if these five ever included Peter Green also would have been kick-ass of course. But I must Confess . ..
I didn’t think Kirwan was Playing for them in 1972?
In August 1972 before a concert on a US tour, Kirwan smashed his Gibson Les Paul Custom guitar and refused to go on stage. The band played the show as a quartet, after which Kirwan criticised their performance, and he was subsequently fired from the band.[40] Fleetwood said later that the pressure had become too much for Kirwan, and he had suffered a breakdown. 5 months after this show.
@@zeeisaman1 ah thanks very much👍
are there other live shows of Kirwan after this but before he cracked?
8:00
I'm cringing listening to Bob Welch babble about Future Games...
Let him babble while Danny does the work!
You'll probably get over it
I don't like Bob Welch solos!
Not a fan of Bob Welch. Might piss some fans off but I thought he just got in Danny's way and Bobs songs were just way to off of Danny's playing.
yeah he was great foolio
I disagree. I always thought Bob Welch and Danny K brought out the best in each other. My favorite FM albums are the ones that Bob is on: Future Games, Bare Trees, Mystery To Me, Penguin, and Heroes Are Hard To Find. He may come off a little self absorbed, but hey, there was a lot of that going around those days. I love almost all of Bob Welch's songs and they have stood the test of time. Ever heard "Hypnotized" on Mystery To Me? And "Emerald Eyes?" He wrote Future Games and I think he brought out the best in Christine as well. To me, he is a truly underrated part of FM and it is terrible that they did not include him with FM into the RnR Hof.
@@georgemartin6995 Looking back now I didn't realize what a great guitar play Bob Welch was. I loved his jazzy riffs and chords (which I have read Danny Kerwin didn't like) and the unusual lead scales he used. I always loved his vocals and song writing. Hate that he was snubbed for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by the band. Just giving us Hypnotized was enough to make my personal HOF.
@@georgemartin6995 On the recommendation of an older brother who was home for the summer of 1974 from his first year away at college, M to M - along with Dave Mason's 'It's Like You Never Left' - are the first albums I bought with my own paper route money as an 11 year old.
Over the next few years I worked my way backward through Bare Trees, FG and the revelation that was Greeny/Kirwan era of Then Play On and English Rose.
Like a lot of my elders on this thread, by the time I'd reached the ripe old age of 14,
my loyalty to the band's roots was such that 'Rumors' reeked of betrayal to me.
I still feel that way to a great degree, but today I can grudgingly give Buckingham his props as a genius pop craftsman - in much the same way that I have to concede that the grating ear candy of the 1980's Phil Collins led Genesis lineup was born of a long (and often commercially thankless) journeyman status with the brilliant, chameleonic Peter Gabriel as frontman.
Because my introduction to the band was Mystery to Me, Bob Welch's guitar virtuosity began to suffer by comparison as I delved deeper into the Green/Kirwan catalog.
Well, whose WOULDN'T?
So it was a real eye opener to stumble onto the YT clip of the Mac's live - in - studio
rendition of 'Why' from December 1974. (at KSAN Radio)
I guess I'd always (wrongly???) credited Bob Weston with the stunningly beautiful solo work on the Mystery to Me version, and Bob Welch's incredibly moving, lyrical take from that studio date - recorded after Weston's firing - has made me rethink all of my assumptions 45 years later.
RIP Bob.
@@georgemartin6995 Man I don't know about that. We all have different likes and dislikes when it comes to music, but Mystery To Me is the only Post Kirwan era album that Bob did well. Bob sounded tired and dull in Heroes Are hard to Find. No sting in that guitar that FM fans come to expect. Welch was never in the same league as Peter and Danny. The HOF recognized it too. Excellent song writer though.
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@@martinkent333 Although I did think I saw a few years ago on an Ancient Aliens or Discovery or Science Channel show on the pharaohs or something, that some particular hieroglyphs indeed referred to Moses or the plagues or something. IDK. But I do know that I miss my electric typewriter from those 80's, and that I would be much better at this on our landline instead of this quirky old tablet that Verizon gave my wife years ago. Of course, that would involve the very real danger that I might (unintentionally) talk your poor head clean off! Filibuster. Take care of yourself. John
@@martinkent333 Sorry. I don't even know how to get back to my first post after, I guess, the second one posted -- even though I saw it momentarily as I was preparing to type the second one. Damn! Maybe it wasn't a great idea to have sworn off much of technology all those years ago. On balance, though, it still seems less stressful as I have actually turned into a cared-for, old, reclusive bum who only screams demonically at his wife as she goes to and returns from work -- understandably being away from him and their hovel as long as possible. Lol. The shopping and coupons are her welcome distractions.
@@martinkent333 I'll see if I can find your reply this thing says is there after the debate on delay, and I should really attempt a shower before the wife gets home shortly. Take care. This thing won't even allow me to say Thanks with an X yet. John
I don't know much about this era of FM; but since Christine's passing this week; I'm going to dig deeper into this era of FM; post-Green and Pre-mega-fame and find some nuggets. Sounds like they have quite a bluesy groove going on. That's what I love about Rock & Roll; there is always a new band (or established band in this case) that is tucked away in a nook or cranny somewhere; hiding in the shadows, just waiting to be rediscovered; much like an old classic book in the library gathering dust. I wonder if there is any old video from this period; can't really find anything on YT. RIP Christine; what a sweet, angelic lady who brought class, dignity, hope and love into our sad world.
It's worth a "deep dive" into this era for sure! Mystery to Me is I think a great album to start with, I still vividly remember the first time a friend played it for me and I was captivated by every song from the first listen (you might even say I was Hypnotized LOL) and the earlier Bare Trees which I believe was the last album Danny Kirwan played on (?) and has an earlier version of Bob Welch's Sentimental Lady is also great! I don't think you'll be disappointed!
Oh and as for video, I have dug up some stuff here on youtube on occasion for this era as well as the earlier Peter Green stuff, including some clips from Midnight Special, a lot of it isn't very good quality but at least it's there!
Future games, bare trees, kiln house are all great albums !
Enjoy your trip down the rabbit hole man. Been listening to pre B/N for a while but started listening to pre Christine recently and listening to Chicken Shack and Christine’s solo Blue Horizon sessions. Pure gold man. She’s a treasure.
There's a youtube video of a song called "Dragonfly" which is killer!