Mr. Wonderful

As a fan of blues in general, and Brit blues in particular, I find this album very close to the more popular "Trashcan" Fleetwood album, which I also love. "Mr. Wonderful" is mostly (all?) cuts by EITHER Green on vocals/guitar (no Spencer) OR Jeremy Spencer (no Green) on vocals/guitar - backed by horns, piano and rhythm section. Since I am a fan of both Green and Spencer, this album works for me, although I would have preferred to have some cuts with both Green and Spencer together. Spencer does an amazing Elmore James style (and I've been listening to blues and R&B, mostlhy on "race" radio stations in early 50s - when most "white" stations would not play that "devil's" music on the air - when Elmore first released his now classic cuts); nobody does Elmore slide imitations better than Spencer, then or since. Green is a monster on blues guitar and vocals in his own right. I almost didn't buy this album, as usually the horn section screws up the downhome blues vibe; the horns here are tasty (not all that tight but OK) and very complementary; the piano does well on the few short piano solos (otherwise OK too). I look at this album as a double win for me: Green + band, and Spencer + band. Brit blues fans must get this one. It is NOT the later P.G. Fleetwood more rock oriented sound with Danny Kirwan (which I also like) - but it IS a GREAT blues album. (It is definitely NOT the later Fleetwood sans Green and Spencer). For raw Brit blues, it doesn't get much better than this one (and that includes Savoy Brown, and some of the better Yardbirds and Mayall groups). You can find some better Brit guitar slingers (Clapton, SImmons, Beck, Page, etc) but none more bluesy, real and gritty than Green+Spencer.

Mr. WONDERFUL is made by the same lineup of FLEETWOOD MAC that made THEN PLAY ON. That band included Danny Kirwan, Peter, Green, John McVie, Mike Fleetwood, and others. This was the band before Christine McVie joined the group and among the cuts that the group play is DUST MY BROOM and other TRADITIONAL BLUES favorites. I believe that this is a must-have for any FM collector and Blues aficionado. It may not be recorded in MONO, but it is a very presentable disc and well worth the money involved in ownership.

This album is full of great songs you either rarely hear or never hear at all. Dr. Brown is one of my favs. In addition to (Mick Fleetwood John McVie and Christine McVie) you are treated to Peter Green and Jeremy Spencer. I believe this was originally released in 1968 and is the Fleetwood Mac I always loved. This is prior to Bob Welch's tenure. If you love a good rocking blues compilation, then this is for you.

Like being in Chicago in the early 60's, raw, soulful & powerful blues from a bunch of kids in England.Who would of thought this sound eventually would devolve into the commercial pop of Stevie Nicks et al. Hail to Peter Green, Mick Fleetwood and all the rest of the REAL Fleetwood Mac. If your into the blues you need this album.

Mr Wonder is truly wonderful ! The one wary Mac lp's I did not have . For anyone that can appreciate good blue's ..... here you go - yet to have a poor review from anyone I know and knows Mac - highly recommended five stars 😀

The second album with the cool mix of Jeremy Spencer as his alter ego Elmore James (he does it so well) and the incomparable Peter Green. Throw in a great rhythm section and cap it off with some horns and Christine Perfect (McVie) on piano and you've got one hell of good time. This line up of the band was short lived but the effects are still being felt today.

Some of the best blues you will ever here from a bunch of white guys from Englund!... I had no idea that the early Fleetwood Mac was a blues band!.. And Peter Green is and amazing guitar playing and song writer!..

this hearkens back to when fleetwood mac WAS fleetwood mac, a force to be reckoned with, and everything that white boy british blues promised little white boys like me that were living stateside.

Kam schnell und in guter Qualität. Bin zufrieden.

MR WONDERFUL is another disc from the very early days of FLEETWOOD MAC, when Peter Green was still playing in the best form of his life...this disc includes DUST MY BROOM, NEED YOUR LOVE TONIGHT, STOP MESSIN ROUND, MYSTERY BOOGIE, and a great many other tracks. Recorded on Columbia records in 1968 the basic band with John McVie, Mick Fleetwood, Peter Green, Danny Kirwan, Jeremy Spencer, and back up horns etc. Christine McVie had not yet joined the band and buckingham -nicks were not even a dream in the bands collective reasoning yet.

La época blues de Fleetwood Mac, un álbum de calidad que debe estar en la colección

Excelente

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