A contribution from blues singer Dave Walker for his only Fleetwood Mac appearance on the Penguin album, it is a smooth bluegrass flavoured tune where his barrelling blues style works in a far more subtle approach as he waxes lyrical about how he is ordered to get out by 'a man in a trenchcoat'. Its a deceptive tune and his vocals on the oft covered track 'I'm a Roadrunner' are pretty engaging too, but alas he was outnumbered by the band's weighty talent pool; the dual styles of Bob Welch's patented dreamy ballads and Christine McVie's equally serene pop rockers.
Bringing obscure songs from the 1970s such as deep album cuts, underrated cover songs and forgotten singles back on this blog. The 70s was a great time for music, possibly the best and the most diverse; that some gems that need to be rediscovered
Sunday, 14 January 2018
Fleetwood Mac (1973) The Derelict - LOST 70s GEMS
A contribution from blues singer Dave Walker for his only Fleetwood Mac appearance on the Penguin album, it is a smooth bluegrass flavoured tune where his barrelling blues style works in a far more subtle approach as he waxes lyrical about how he is ordered to get out by 'a man in a trenchcoat'. Its a deceptive tune and his vocals on the oft covered track 'I'm a Roadrunner' are pretty engaging too, but alas he was outnumbered by the band's weighty talent pool; the dual styles of Bob Welch's patented dreamy ballads and Christine McVie's equally serene pop rockers.
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