Fleetwood Mac: The Complete Illustrated History by Richie Unterberger

Author:Richie Unterberger [Unterberger, Richie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Voyageur Press
Published: 2016-06-30T21:00:00+00:00

Shortly after their London meeting, Green did a spell in a mental institution, as fallout from a murky incident in which he was alleged to have threatened early Mac manager Clifford Davis with a shotgun if Davis didn’t stop sending him royalty payments. Another veteran of their late-1960s lineup wasn’t doing much better. Danny Kirwan also saw the band on their London visit, and though he’d been out of Fleetwood Mac less than five years, he’d already had bouts with homelessness and alcoholism. Those would continue in subsequent years as Kirwan disappeared from the music business, issuing his final solo album in 1979. Mick Fleetwood has not even seen Kirwan since then, though he’d do a great deal over the next few decades to help Peter Green out, both musically and personally.

As another sour reminder of the land they’d left behind, Fleetwood Mac somehow failed to repeat its success in the UK. Failing to enter the charts until late 1976, it peaked at a mere #23; issued as singles, “Say You Love Me” and “Rhiannon” barely made the Top 50. Perhaps at this point, Fleetwood Mac was considered as much an American band as a British one, if not more so, now that they were firmly ensconced in Los Angeles.

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