| 1 | Oh Well (Part 1) | |
| 2 | Rattlesnake Shake | |
| 3 | The Green Manalishi (With The Two Prong Crown) | |
| 4 | Station Man | |
| 5 | Jewel Eyed Judy | |
| 6 | Tell Me All The Things You Do | |
| 7 | Future Games | |
| 8 | Sands Of Time | |
| 9 | Sunny Side Of Heaven | |
| 10 | Bare Trees | |
| 11 | Sentimental Lady | |
| 12 | Spare Me A Little Of Your Love | |
| 13 | Remember Me | |
| 14 | Did You Ever Love Me | |
| 15 | Emerald Eyes | |
| 16 | Hypnotized | |
| 17 | Heroes Are Hard To Find | |
| 18 | Angel | |
| 19 | Prove Your Love |
Experience the "Middle Period" of a Rock Legend.
Before Rumours conquered the world, Fleetwood Mac underwent a fascinating sonic evolution. The Best of 1969-1974, released by Rhino Records, offers a definitive 19-track primer on this often-underrated era. This compilation bridges the gap between the band's early British blues-rock roots and the hit-making pop-rock juggernaut they would eventually become.
Anchored by the unwavering rhythm section of Mick Fleetwood and John McVie, this collection showcases the creative contributions of guitarists Peter Green, Danny Kirwan, and Bob Welch. From the psychedelic despair of "The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown)" to the smooth, funky vibes of the original "Sentimental Lady," this release highlights the band's transition into soft rock and sophisticated pop.
Featured Track Highlights:
- "Oh Well (Part 1)" – A lightning-fast, iconic guitar riff from the Peter Green era.
- "Rattlesnake Shake" – A powerful blues anthem and ode to drummer Mick Fleetwood.
- "Sentimental Lady" – Bob Welch’s most famous composition, featuring a unique vibrato guitar solo.
- "Bare Trees" – A glimpse into the "otherworldly" songwriting talents of Danny Kirwan.
Complete with new liner notes by James McNair, this 2024 Rhino compilation is an essential acquisition for fans looking to discover the gripping story and diverse sounds of Fleetwood Mac’s foundational years.
