The only thing that could be considered "transitional" is that Kirwin was the only bridge between the eras - who lost his marbles and got himself fired two albums in to the middle/Welch era FM run. THAT was the change - having Christine and Welch come in as fully creative singer/songwriting members, and that core remained intact until the B&N years. Welch was then hired to replace Spencer who lost his marbles in the middle of the Kiln House' tour and quit. What changed was when Christine was eventually persuaded to join the band for the 'Kiln House' tour - effectively replacing Green (by getting them back to a five piece band for the live act). They were a five man live band, but only ever a four man band in the studio in the so-called "Green-era"
Nothing had changed - it was the same five man band (with a different one of the three guitarists missing from each album they made to that point. 'Kiln House' excluded Green (as he had just quit) 'Then Play On' excluded Spencer (though a bonus EP featuring his "genre parodies" was planned) The first two albums excluded Kirwin (as he hadn't joined yet)
#FLEETWOOD MAC ALBUMS IN ORDER PLUS#
Plus 'Kiln House' was the fourth Fleetwood Mac album in a row to include only two of its three "original" guitarists: Sure Christine painted the album cover and did some backing vocals on the album, but at the time she was a house wife/retired musician. Click to expand.I don't consider (as it makes no sense to me) that Kiln House belongs to the "middle/Welch" era of the band.įor a start Welch (and Christine for that matter) hadn't joined the band yet.
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