Rolling Stone Menu Hear David Gilmour, Peter Green Play Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Need Your Love So Bad’
Recording heralds release of new book about Green,
The Albatross Man
A previously unheard recording of “Need Your Love So Bad” a blues song that late Fleetwood Mac frontman Peter Green sang with the group in its early days will come out in conjunction with the release of a new book about Green,
The Albatross Man, this October.
Rolling Stone has a sneak peek of the track this Wednesday.
Green recorded the vocal in his mother’s attic sometime in the mid-Sixties; the more familiar recording of the track came out on Fleetwood Mac’s 1969 LP,
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Roger Waters Urges Stevie Wonder to Turn Down Israel’s Wolf Prize
10 Mar 2021
Former Pink Floyd frontman and notorious anti-Israel activist Roger Waters has called on singer Stevie Wonder to turn down the prestigious Wolf Prize award because it comes from Israel.
In a video posted on Facebook, Waters launched into one his now famous rants, telling Wonder: “This is an apartheid regime. This is Israel. You will be whitewashing them beyond all belief if you accept the prize.”
Last month, Israeli President Reuven Rivlin announced that the Wolf Prize was being awarded to the singer for “his tremendous contribution to music and society enriching the lives of entire generations of music lovers.”