Brothers REACT to Fleetwood Mac: Black Magic Woman LIVE 1970

This clips features Fleetwood Mac performing the Peter Green original song, "Black Magic Woman," at the Boston Tea Party in 1970.

At this time, Fleetwood Mac was undergoing a significant transition. The band had already released several albums with a blues-rock sound, but their lineup was about to change. At that time, the band consisted of guitarist Peter Green, drummer Mick Fleetwood, bassist John McVie, guitarist Jeremy Spencer, and slide guitarist Danny Kirwan.

The Boston Tea Party was a significant venue for Fleetwood Mac during this period. It was a legendary club in Boston where many prominent rock acts of the late 1960s and early 1970s performed. Fleetwood Mac played there several times, often delivering electrifying performances that showcased their blues roots and burgeoning rock sound.

However, 1970 marked a pivotal year for the band. Peter Green, the founder and guiding force behind Fleetwood Mac, was struggling with mental health issues exacerbated by drug use. His departure from the band would soon follow, leaving a void in both leadership and musical direction.

Despite the internal turmoil, Fleetwood Mac's performances at the Boston Tea Party and other venues during this period were still notable for their raw energy and musical prowess. Fans were treated to dynamic live shows that highlighted the band's tight musicianship and improvisational skills.

The year 1970 set the stage for Fleetwood Mac's evolution into a new era, marked by lineup changes and a shift towards a more commercially successful sound in the mid-1970s. But their performances at the Boston Tea Party remain a testament to their early talent and the vibrant music scene of the time.

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