What is the title of Fleetwood Mac's 1974 album, their last with Bob Welch?

Fleetwood Mac's 1974 album, their last recorded with Bob Welch, was titled 'Heroes Are Hard to Find'. It was the band's ninth studio album and was released on 13 September 1974.

The record came during a turbulent period for Fleetwood Mac. A dispute involving manager Clifford Davis and the use of the band's name created legal problems, while an affair involving guitarist Bob Weston and Mick Fleetwood's wife contributed to the group's temporary breakdown. Despite those difficulties, the core band recorded the album in Los Angeles.

Bob Welch contributed vocals and guitar to much of the material, including 'Coming Home', 'Angel', and 'Bermuda Triangle'. The title track was written and sung by Christine McVie. The album reached No. 34 on the US Billboard 200, which was the band's highest US position at that time.

Welch left Fleetwood Mac after the supporting tour ended in December 1974. He was soon replaced by Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, whose arrival began the group's most commercially famous era.