| | Fleetwood Mac / Otis Spann Biggest Thing Since Colossus Vinyl LP Record - Import Fleetwood Mac / Otis Spann Discography of CDs
During the sixties, there was the British blues boom, containing many blues bands, one of the finest being Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac. In January of 1969 Fleetwood Mac were at Chess Studios, Chicago, jamming with the likes of Willie Dixon, S.P. Leary, H Biggest Thing Since Colossus Music Fleetwood Mac / Otis Spann Biggest Thing Since Colossus Songs | 1. | My Love Depends On You |
| 2. | Walkin' |
| 3. | It Was A Big Thing |
| 4. | Temperature Is Rising (100. 2 F) |
| 5. | Dig You |
| 6. | No More Doggin' |
| 7. | Ain't Nobody's Business |
| 8. | She Needs Some Loving |
| 9. | I Need Some Air |
| 10. | Someday Baby |
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Recorded live in September and December 1974.
Personnel: Roy Buchanan (vocals, guitar); Malcolm Lukens (vocals, keyboards); Byrd Foster (vocals, drums); John Harrison (vocals).
Liner Note Author: Phil Carson.
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