Artist	Song
Buddy Holly	Peggy Sue
from Buddy Holly (1989)
Sandy Nelson	Let There Be Drums
from The Very Best of Sandy Nelson (2008)
The Surfaris	Wipe Out
from The Sunshine Collection (2002)
Jimmy Reed	Bright Lights, Big City
from The Very Best of Jimmy Reed (2005)
B.B. King	Sweet Sixteen
from Got My Mojo Working (1994)
Bo Diddley	Hey! Bo Diddley
from Bo Diddley: The Chess Box (Box Set) (1990)
Nina Simone	Rags and Old Iron
from Forbidden Fruit (2005)
George Harrison	All Things Must Pass
from All Things Must Pass (30th Anniversary Edition) [Remastered] (2001)
Marvin Gaye	What's Going On
from What's Going On (2003)
James Brown	It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of James Brown (1999)
Bob Dylan	The Times They Are A-Changin'
from The Essential Bob Dylan (2000)
Elmore James	Dust My Broom
from Dust My Broom (2005)
Howlin' Wolf	Back Door Man
from His Best (Chess 50th Anniversary Collection) (1997)
Buddy Holly	Peggy Sue
from Buddy Holly (1989)
Sandy Nelson	Let There Be Drums
from The Very Best of Sandy Nelson (2008)
The Surfaris	Wipe Out
from The Sunshine Collection (2002)
Jimmy Reed	Bright Lights, Big City
from The Very Best of Jimmy Reed (2005)
B.B. King	Sweet Sixteen
from Got My Mojo Working (1994)
Bo Diddley	Hey! Bo Diddley
from Bo Diddley: The Chess Box (Box Set) (1990)
Nina Simone	Rags and Old Iron
from Forbidden Fruit (2012)
George Harrison	All Things Must Pass
from All Things Must Pass (30th Anniversary Edition) [Remastered] (2001)
Marvin Gaye	What's Going On
from What's Going On (2003)
James Brown	It's a Man's, Man's, Man's World
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of James Brown (1999)
Bob Dylan	The Times They Are A-Changin'
from The Essential Bob Dylan (2000)
Elmore James	Dust My Broom
from Dust My Broom (2005)
Howlin' Wolf	Back Door Man
from His Best (Chess 50th Anniversary Collection) (1997)

Comment:

Mick Fleetwood is a founding member of Fleetwood Mac and therefore an official member of rock royalty. Those familiar with Fleetwood Mac's history will know it was a heavy blues-based group before it took over the '70s. With a new band (the Mick Fleetwood Blues Band) and a new album indebted to the early electric blues of his youth, Mick Fleetwood looks back at the music that inspired him in his earliest days.

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