Fleetwood Mac "Shake Your Moneymaker"

[Apelock]

Whenever I explain to people that I am a Fleetwood Mac fan, I make sure to have a copy of this handy.

[diegosandvrs]

i'm here cuz of robby krieger lol :O

[kantarutt1]

Can´t believe 1 of us dislike this.Maybe you're from another planet like my doll... She likes them just with Nicks and Buckingham.

[IceCubeJohnson]

I was playing a fleetwood mac cd and when this song came on my girlfriend asked me 'what part exactly is the money maker?' Ah, good times.

[cat2556]

Great song, not-so-great Video editing

[CYRUS99STARK]

@YOURSATAN; Your Dad's got great taste, you are lucky to have someone with a great taste in music.

[whisky2roxy]

The vast majority of white bands fuck up the blues miserably. But Elmore would be pleased with this rare exception.

[Olliemetal666]

12 bar blues was so new in the 60's to us Brits.Slide guitar too and watching Peter Green was electric.I have passed on my enthusiasm for this type of music to my son who now is a music producer in London and loves it all.

[Foxyon55]

do you think paul mc cartney is a bit dslexic too ? i do p%F xxx



[MIDNIGHTBLUES75]

スモーキン・ブギ・・・！

[alastairjr40]

Shake it...

[stewgotz1]

this is FLEETWOOD MAC at its finest....not that whiney-ass stevie nicks bullshit

[1m2a3t4t5]

I was listening to Steppenwolf II and this song was one of the tracks, I thought they wrote it and thought to myself wow this is a terrible song and really brings this album down a bit, but hearing it from Fleatwood Mac gives me a different perspective.

[chippy783]

shoot I would've gone overboard if I had this much talent and had to wait in line for acceptance and yet give it more... shoot it isn't worth a life ... ask Jimi

[LynnAnnWilson]

I love it too....Mac attack...I have them all the time

[artrebel2010]

The people who filmed this were not musical...they missed all the lead guitar work!!!

[5705Seahorse]

Always one of my favourite Fleetwood Mac tracks, but not seen this footage before. Isn't Jeremy Spencer miming (very badly) to Peter Green's vocal track? This stuff brings back oh so happy memories of seeing them at the Bath Blues Festival and the Free Trade Hall, Manchester, with B.B.King, Duster Bennett, and a whole bunch of great guys.

[mandoprince1]

@5705Seahorse Jeremy Spencer is miming (very badly) to his own vocals :-) He generally sang the Elmore James stuff.

[akashleyt]

LIKE THE BEST SONG EVER!!!!!

[thestrtingline48]

sick vid, but kinda wish it was actually live

[TheRunner75]

Blues song written by Elmore James. This is a great version here

[jt123egypte]

Oops better listen to the great Elmore james, this is terrible kitsch!

[ovehe1950]

the best bluessong ever :-)

[SillyMeProductions7]

I always thought this was a killer hard tune to play but actually its not that bad. Its BRILLIANT!

[danwhelo]

@SillyMeProductions7

Is he playing in open tuninng or standard do you know?

[tonnazzo07]

sounds like Break on Trought (To The Other Side) of The Doors!!!

[vito321321]

@tonnazzo07 the riff of break on trough

was inspired by this music riff.

very cool songs :]

[0live0wire0]

that riff is killing me so great

[LeftForBlues]

Very nice, but i like Elmore James version more! :)

[edquandt2k7]

The real music, I love it!!

[lagman50]

Anyone else think there's a Fleetwood Mac lead guitarist curse? Danny, Peter & Spencer all ended up in a mental state, Danny & Peter with LSD & Spencer with "the children of God."

[SirHayler]

wasnt Spencer sposed to of molestered his daughter or something thats pretty bad tbh :|.

[yoursatan]

My dad raised me with this music. I'm 16 years old now, and he still comes to myt room with records I should listen like every day xD. I absolutely love Fleetwood Mac. They have a very special ''magic''!!

[SRV1DOORS1HENDRIX1]

Respect to ya dude,my father was the same and i thank him for doing so because i just can't tolerate this bullshit they call music in the 21st century.

[crookedshit]

@yoursatan

sounds like you have a wonderful dad :) treasure his knowlage of what music once meant ! :)

[Kynatics]

@yoursatan Terrific. My father raised me to ABBA (and I'm a dude!). After I broke free of the fetters of disco at age 17 and found my own way to blues and classic rock, he had the nerve to tell me that I wasn't keeping up with the times. But I ain't listening to disco and I sure as hell won't suffer today's bullshit music, whether or not he thinks it odd for a teenager. *leaps up in triumph and shakes his moneymaker*

[lapucchiacchia]

@yoursatan your dad saved uo from mtv you are lucky

[neiltreloar]

@yoursatan Record his records,then sell them on Ebay,great music,in great condition makes loads,money men invest in it now,as the value goes up,not down.Above all,ignore my last sentence,listen to music woth talent,Guitars,Drums,words and singing,Stuff with meaning.To cut a long story short,1960's,and some 70's.

[peppers80]

@yoursatan Ha, cool. Even though your comment is a year old: My Parents did the same, and I'm damn greatful that they did.

[Kissandbeatlesluvr]

@yoursatan My parents are the same way and I'm younger than you! I grew up with Fleetwood Mac, CCR, and Pink Floyd so this is a typical song I listen to on a daily basis. Peace, love, & Rock N Roll.

[Lumellini]

godlike

[Jenscool]

Wasn't into his God Children thing! But gr8 player/singer.

[notsovelvet]

Who cares about that,just listen and enjoy the music. :p