NME article

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Originally Posted by Wouter Vuijk

As a matter of fact he also said it in the interview in "Rock Family Trees - The Fleetwood Mac Story" documentary on Fleetwood Mac.

That's where I first heard of the story. It's a decent bio, not the best, but far better than the one from the Biography Channel (U.S.). The closest account to what happened until 1971 is the BBC Peter Green documentary. It still has some holes, Munich has never been properly explained (Peter loved it, the rest were scared for their lives). Jeremy Spencer's memory is essential, thankfully he's there to fill in the holes that Mick and John don't remember. McVie has A LOT of holes in his memory.