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THE FLEETWOOD MAC GUITARS

In 1966 Peter Green(baum) joined that breeding place for surrogate blues guitarists, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, as the replacement for a certain Mr. Clapton. Green spent a year there and garnered a monster reputation (give a spin to “A Hard Road,” if you wanna find out why).

January 2, 1982
Iman Lababedl

In 1966 Peter Green(baum) joined that breeding place for surrogate blues guitarists, John Mayall’s Bluesbreakers, as the replacement for a certain Mr. Clapton. Green spent a year there and garnered a monster reputation (give a spin to “A Hard Road,” if you wanna find out why). But like so many Bluesbreakers before and after him, Green left to form his own band, with just a short stop to steal bassist John McVie and drummer Mick Fleetwood, then rounding things out with second guitarist Jeremy Spencer.

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