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[jasonremy]

This is the forgotten era of Fleetwood Mac. Everyone knows the Buckingham-Nicks era, and the Peter Green era, but the Bob Welch years have a lot of great tunes.

[sandyboudreaux-barber]

This is such an underrated and under appreciated song and era of Fleetwood Mac

[hungfao]

Every time this ever came on the radio back in the day, everyone would say, 'Oh yeah!'

[traci]

This is one of the most mesmerizing songs ever. I like it just as much as later Fleetwood Mac.

[jons.]

After Bob Welch left the group, Fleetwood Mac stayed in touch. Christine and Mick backed Welch on his big hit single "Sentimental Lady" and Stevie sang harmony on "Devil Wind".

[wickedmirage]

It took me DECADES to figure out what/who this song was. I'd only ever hear snips of it on the radio and then only really late at night when I was driving. All this was before the age of cell phones (unless you were rich enough to own a brick and I was not) so I couldn't just call the radio station and say "who was that?". Eventually forgot about the song and then one day I heard it. Jumped on the internet and BOOM! Fleetwood Mac. I was stunned. I loved them but didn't know much about the pre-Stevie years. Was given a whole new era to explore.

[jacksaintjack]

I was a radio disc jockey and our station was promoting his concert here in Beaumont, Texas. Bob came in for an interview and he and I hit it off. Went back to my office and talked music and got him to autograph my album along with getting a picture taken with him. So kind, gentle and real. RIP, Bob and thank you for one of the most exciting events in my life. By the if you're reading this I know you remember all of the "details". *wink*

[betseyr.]

With Christine’s passing I instantly thought of the “Bare Trees” album (my first Fleetwood Mac purchase) and the songs “Dust” and Christine’s contribution "Spare Me A Little Of Your Love”. CHeck out that album, it’s Gold for sure!

[peggymiller]

Still one of my favorite albums. "Emerald Eyes" is another great song.

[KevinRCarr]

This "middle"version of Fleetwood Mac was my introduction to them, and has remained my favorite version, with this album and the Bare Trees album that also included Danny Kirwan.

[Pait]

Welsh is great with guitarist Danny Kirwin on the LP "Bare Trees". The title track and Christine's "Spare Me a Little of Your Love" are sweet.

[billc.]

Great song, fantastic backroads driving music. They had a few different vocalist & guitarists before Steve & Lindsey arrived

[glpf]

Love this song, also "Love that Burns" from the Mac..Thanks for this.

[drainbramagebrandon]

Early Fleetwood! I remember this song coming on the radio frequently in the early 70's. Will always live in my memory!

[beckycourtemanche]

This song gets in your soul & thankfully never leaves.

[garyarnett]

One of my veery favorite FM cuts, so fun. And Christine's vocals on the chorus !!

[markndogs]

Quite stoned the first time I listened to this and it was a transcendental experience. Enjoyed enormously every time since.

[mattshaw]

"Morning Rain" from 1971's _Future Games_ album and the 1972 "Spare Me a Little" from _Bare Trees_ are stunningly beautiful jams featuring Christine McVie's piano and vocals. Not chartbusters but they both spent serious time on rock radio and represent that era of the Mac perfectly

[joet.]

A very underrated song and album from Fleetwood Mac. Nice to hear it again. I haven't heard it in a long time....

[cazgerald]

Check out the song "Why" - it's the album closer, a Christine McVie song