mike campbell was the guitar player for fleetwood mac.
mike campbell was the guitar player for fleetwood mac.
who is the guitar player for fleetwood mac?
mike campbell
bullet::::- christine mcvie – vocals, keyboards (1970–1995, 1997–1998, 2014–present)









































bullet::::- mike campbell – lead guitar, vocals (2018–present)









































bullet::::- neil finn – vocals, rhythm guitar (2018–present)









































section::::discography.









































section::::discography.:studio albums.









































bullet::::- "fleetwood mac" (1968)









































bullet::::- "mr. wonderful" (1968)









































bullet::::- "then play on" (1969)









































bullet::::- "fleetwood mac in chicago" (1969)









































bullet::::- "kiln house" (1970)









































bullet::::- "future games" (1971)









































bullet::::- "bare trees" (1972)









































bullet::::- "penguin" (1973)









































bullet::::- "mystery to me" (1973)









































bullet::::- "heroes are hard to find" (1974)









































bullet::::- "fleetwood mac" (1975)









































bullet::::- "rumours" (1977)









































bullet::::- "tusk" (1979)









































bullet::::- "mirage" (1982)









































bullet::::- "tango in the night" (1987)









































bullet::::- "behind the mask" (1990)
fleetwood mac
in 1966, a young peter green was asked to join mayall's bluesbreakers as the band's new lead guitar player, after eric clapton, the third guitarist with the band (after bernie watson and then roger dean), had left. some time later, after the recording of "a hard road", drummer aynsley dunbar was replaced by mick fleetwood. green, mcvie, and fleetwood quickly forged a strong personal relationship, and when john mayall gave green some free studio time for his birthday, green asked mcvie and fleetwood to join him for a recording session. produced by mike vernon, they recorded three tracks together, "curly", "rubber duck", and an instrumental called "fleetwood mac". later the same year, after having been replaced by mick taylor in the bluesbreakers, green opted to form his own band, which he called "fleetwood mac" after his preferred rhythm section (fleetwood and mcvie). mick fleetwood immediately joined green's new band, having been dismissed earlier from the bluesbreakers for drunkenness. however, mcvie initially was reluctant to join fleetwood mac, not wanting to leave the security and well-paid job in the bluesbreakers, forcing green to temporarily hire a bassist named bob brunning. a few weeks later mcvie changed his mind, however, as he felt that the bluesbreakers musical direction were shifting too much towards jazz, and he joined fleetwood mac in september 1967.
john mcvie