In 1969 Fleetwood Mac was still very much in the early days of their journey. Original members Peter Green, John McVie, Mick Fleetwood had been recently augmented by Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwan, and the band was just beginning to step away from the constraints of traditional blues towards more experimental sounds.

The show at Cue Club was a prefect platform. A beloved venue known for its intimate atmosphere, during the late 1960s and early 1970s it was a hotspot for both local and international talent and the evolving rock, blues, and psychedelic movements.

It was during these early years that the band began to solidify their identity as a live act. Their blend of blues, rock, and raw energy laid the foundation for what would eventually evolve into the colossus which was ‘mid-70’s Mac.’ But the heart of their sound has always been the pure, unfiltered blues played at the Cue Club in 1969.

Peckham Soul Prints

Prints Dimensions : 500mm X 707mm

Postcard Dimensions : 105 mm x 148 mm

Designed by Craig Jamieson, these prints explore the unique diversity of Gothenburg’s cultural and social history. Focusing on archive research, they often draw on contemporaneous listing material to create completely original artwork

All designs are silk screen lithographic printed and use 100% recycled and sustainable paper.