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Black Magic Woman - LP

Fleetwood Mac

Rock | Blues | Blues Rock

1980

Embassy | CBS 1980 Europe

Compilation Stereo Doprodej

More ID: 685084 Discogs ID: 1815337

Condition

VG+ VG+ Few hairlines, few light scratches, minor wear on the cover

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24,99 €

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Details

Title	Black Magic Woman
Artist	Fleetwood Mac
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Embassy \| CBS
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	1980
First released	1980
Weight	230 g
Product ID	685084
Discogs ID	1815337
Discogs reviews	4.08

Fleetwood Mac: Black Magic Woman version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Embassy in cooperation with CBS year 1980. Album spans genres Rock, Blues and Blues Rock.

A1	Black Magic Woman	2:46 min
	Written-By Peter Green (2)
A2	Coming Home	2:38 min
	Written-By Elmore James
A3	Lazy Poker Blues	2:35 min
	Written-By Clifford Adams (2), Peter Green (2)
A4	Something Inside Of Me	3:53 min
	Written-By Danny Kirwan
A5	Evenin' Boogie	2:40 min
	Written-By Jeremy Spencer
A6	If You Be My Baby	3:57 min
	Written-By Clifford Adams (2), Peter Green (2)
A7	Without You	4:36 min
	Written-By Danny Kirwan
A8	Rockin' Boogie	3:45 min
	Double Bass [String Bass] Willie Dixon \| Guitar David "Honeyboy" Edwards \| Tenor Saxophone [Tenor Sax] J.T. Brown \| Written-By Jeremy Spencer
B1	Need Your Love So Bad	3:50 min
	Written-By Little Willie John
B2	Rollin' Man	2:52 min
	Written-By Clifford Adams (2), Peter Green (2)
B3	Dust My Broom	2:50 min
	Written-By Robert Johnson
B4	I've Lost My Baby	4:15 min
	Written-By Jeremy Spencer
B5	The Big Boat	2:35 min
	Piano, Vocals Eddie Boyd \| Written-By Eddie Boyd
B6	Shake Your Moneymaker	2:54 min
	Written-By Elmore James
B7	The Sun Is Shining	3:10 min
	Written-By Elmore James
B8	Last Night	4:55 min
	Harmonica Walter Horton \| Written-By Walter Jacobs