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Oh Well was a hit for Fleetwood Mac in 1969. This period known as Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac would end in 1970 when Green’s mental stability came into question, wanting to give everything the band earned to charity.
Fleetwood Mac would regroup and eventually comeback in the mid seventies with Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie and Lindsay [...]

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Delaney & Bonnie Were a husband and wife team that played Rhythm & Blues during the sixties, lauded by their peers of the time, something that was never reflected in record sales.
Eric Clapton met Delaney & Bonnie when they opened for his band Blind Faith. Clapton instantly considered D&B as better than his own band, [...]

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This was a number one hit for Amen Corner In 1969. The band split up at the end of that year with their promising lead singer Andy Fairweather-Low reforming some of the band as Fairweather.
Fairweather had a  top ten hit with Natural Sinner, before Fairweather-Low quit the band and had hits as a solo artist with [...]

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A hit for The Spencer Davis Group in 1965, featuring the 17 year old Steve Winwood on vocals.
Despite a long and successful career inluding his work with Traffic and Blind Faith, there hasn’t been a track so well suited to Winwoods excellent voice as Keep On Running.
The Spencer Davis Group - Keep On Running

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This track provided a number one single for Chris Farlowe in 1966, an excellent version of the Rolling Stones song Out Of Time.
This really is a classic single from the one of the greatest R&B performers of the time.
Chris Farlowe - Out Of Time 

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