Largely remembered for his solo career, the late Bob Welch also played a pivotal role in the history of Fleetwood Mac. In this interview Bob talks about his time with Fleetwood Mac plus provides the stories behind his solo hits including "Precious Love" and "Sentimental Lady". The singer/songwriter also reveals what led him to write his biggest hit, "Ebony Eyes".
This 70's rock band were ground-breaking in a number of ways, for one thing they had three lead singers! Three Dog Night founder Danny Hutton explains how they decided on their name, the way they chose their hits and he reveals some unique recording methods. You might also be surprised to learn that "Joy To The World" was written as a children's song.
Remember the Kingston Trio? That group gave this singer his first taste of fame. The late John Stewart also wrote one of the best loved hits of The Monkees. In the 70's he charted with his song "Gold", but possibly his most moving story is how his records were burnt in protest when a line he wrote in 1969 was taken the wrong way.
