Fleetwood Mac May Not Have Succeeded Without This Cult’s Intervention

For many of today’s Fleetwood Mac fans, it is difficult to imagine the band without the iconic Buckingham-Nicks duo. However, the London-based band existed (and thrived) for many years before the Americans joined their ranks. They began as a British blues band (a far cry from their folksy pop/rock sound in the late ‘70s) composed of five English musicians: Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Danny Kirwan, Peter Green, and Jeremy Spencer. By the early ‘70s, three of the five original members had left the band.