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SOLD OUT! Buckingham Nicks numbered limited-edition, high-fidelity vinyl

UPDATE: The two limited-edition, high-fidelity vinyl releases of Buckingham Nicks have already sold out! The unnumbered high-fidelity vinyl, alternate baby blue vinyl, and standard CD are still available from...

3 weeks ago

1973 Buckingham Nicks album poised for reissue amidst fan frenzy

It seems fans’ long-held dream may finally be coming true: the legendary Buckingham Nicks album, the sole joint effort from Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, appears poised for a highly anticipated...

4 weeks ago

Rhino issues high-fidelity releases for 50th anniversary of ‘The White Album’

On August 8, Rhino Records will issue the limited and numbered release of Fleetwood Mac (Rhino High Fidelity) for the album’s 50th anniversary, alongside a special edition featuring the LP and two bonus...

1 month ago

Waylon Jennings’ cover of ‘Songbird’ surfaces

Waylon Jennings’ cover of Fleetwood Mac’s “Songbird” has surfaced. Jennings’ son Shooter unearthed his father’s rendition of “Songbird” to celebrate Father’s Day. “I’ve been...

2 months ago

Mick Fleetwood ‘greatly saddened’ by Brian Wilson’s death

Mick Fleetwood commented on musician and singer-songwriter Brian Wilson, who died on Wednesday, June 11 at age 82. Wilson is best known for being an original member of The Beach Boys. who recorded enduring...

2 months ago

On With the Show Tour (2014-2015)

Fleetwood Mac’s Tusk, The Eagles’ The Long Run

LONG AND EAGERLY AWAITED, Fleetwood Mac's Tusk comes as the most spectacular event in records since Stevie Wonder's Songs in the Key of Life. Less of an event is the release of The Long Run by the Eagles, who have...

November 14, 1979

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Tusk

Fleetwood Mac: Tusk (Warner Brothers)

Tusk, a long time in the making, is by and large a good four-sided pop record. It's no untarnished masterpiece, of course, but a highly adventurous gamble for much of its playing time, and certainly not just another...

October 20, 1979

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Bella Donna (1981)Tusk

Mac’s Stevie Nicks first to be pacted by Modern

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D. Hall / Billboard (September 29, 1979, Vol. 91, p4)

September 29, 1979

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On With the Show Tour (2014-2015)

Fleetwood Mac: Carrying the Albatross

FLEETWOOD MAC have returned to Britain, a decade after their song 'Albatross' set a new mood and mellow tone for the rock guitar. But that original psychedelic Fleetwood Mac are to the present group like cousins many...

January 1, 1978

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Rumours

Stevie Nicks: Casting her spell on rock

A song-writing soprano with fragile vocal cords casts her sexy spell on rock Rock doesn’t need a Farrah Fawcett. It has Stevie Nicks. So what if Stevie insists “turning men on has never been my design...

December 26, 1977

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Rumours

For Stevie Nicks, talk is no longer cheap

It is a sad irony when someone with a special talent has the very medium of that talent endangered. A singer who struggles to keep her voice brings to mind the athlete with the trick knee, the musician with hearing...

August 19, 1977

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Rumours

Fleetwood Mac

Mick Fleetwood’s back home, but the rest of the Mac band are broken-household words. The Who locked up eternal life in Tin Pan Valhalla by creating the rock opera, with Tommy. The latest inductees, Fleetwood Mac...

June 6, 1977

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On With the Show Tour (2014-2015)

Fleetwood Mac: Rumours (Warner Bros.)

SURE, THIS album deserves platinum status a much as the next Kiss LP, but frankly there's only one cut that really sends me – “Dreams,” written by Stevie Nicks. “Dreams” is a pulsing, soothing blanket of sound similar...

May 1, 1977

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On With the Show Tour (2014-2015)

Fleetwood Mac: Rumours (Warner Bros.)

You could look it up. After 10 years and a like number of frequently boring albums (some great stuff in there, too), these penguin fanciers were starting to look like small beer. Meanwhile, Stevie Nicks was waiting...

April 1, 1977

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Rumours

The true life confessions of Fleetwood Mac

The Long Hard Drive from British Blues to California Gold By Cameron Crowe Rolling Stone Thursday, March 24, 1977 (RS 235) Fuck it… Peter Green didn’t want his 30,000 [pounds] a year. The money was royalties...

March 24, 1977

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Peter Green

Peter Green enters mental health facility

CHRIS SALEWICZ details the sad story of PETER GREEN, which last week culminated in court-ordered mental health treatment APPEARING UNDER his real name of Peter Greenbaum, former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Peter Green (30)...

February 5, 1977

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Albums

Rumours (1977)

Rumours is Fleetwood Mac’s 11th studio album and the most popular and commercially successful recording in the band’s history. Release Reprise Records released Rumours on February 4, 1977. The album was a...

February 4, 1977

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Big Mac

Big Mac: two all gold albums special songs let-ups cheesecake pickles divorce on a star-crossed success run.
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John Grissim / Crawdaddy (November 1976, Issue 66, p33-40. 8p)

November 1, 1976

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Rumours Videos

Fleetwood Mac – The Rosebud Film

Watch director Michael Collin’s Rosebud Film in its entirety. The film includes footage of Fleetwood Mac performing in concert at the University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB) in May 1976.

May 1, 1976

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Fleetwood Mac (1975)

Portrait: Stevie Nicks

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Creem (Vol. 7, p29) / April 1976

April 1, 1976

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Fleetwood Mac (1975)

Fleetwood Mac

NOT ONLY IS Fleetwood Mac no longer blues oriented, it isn’t even really British: The two newest members, Lindsey Buckingham (guitar and vocals) and Stevie Nicks (vocals, acoustic guitar) are American, and all five...

September 25, 1975

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Album Reviews Fleetwood Mac (1975)

ALBUM REVIEW: Fleetwood Mac

September 25, 1975

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Clifford Davis

Fleetwood Mac Flak: Manager takes name, not members, on tour

And then there were none… NEW YORK — When is a Fleetwood Mac not a Fleetwood Mac? Although there is a band called Fleetwood Mac currently in the midst of a two and a half month US tour, that question is puzzling...

February 28, 1974

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Heroes Are Hard to Find

Fleetwood Mac: New singer and a new sound

New Fleetwood Mac singer Dave Walker says his move to the group from Savoy Brown has given him a feeling of liberation. He claims it means not being TOLD how to sing. When I spoke to Walker recently he was full of...

January 13, 1974

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Penguin

Fleetwood Mac: The Fleetwood Mac of today

FLEETWOOD MAC have been through a lot of changes since the club days. What began as a straight blues band has progressed into new musical areas; a lot of metamorphoses have gone down and Mick Fleetwood has seen them all...

June 16, 1973

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Album Reviews

ALBUM REVIEW: Bare Trees

Fleetwood Mac’s last two records, Kiln House and Future Games, have between them provided me with perhaps a hundred hours of enjoyment. And that’s the ultimate test of a record’s worth. Personally, I...

June 8, 1972

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Bare Trees (1972)Fleetwood Mac

Concert Review

Savoy Brown / Fleetwood Mac / Long John Baldry: University of New Haven, Connecticut, March 22, 1972 Ashmun & Reynolds, two singers (one of whom also plays bass) with the Baldry band, opened the show with a couple...

May 1, 1972

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Album Reviews Fleetwood Mac Future Games

ALBUM REVIEW: Future Games

Back in the Bar-Mitzvah days of the drug culture the British music scene was shaken by what came to be known as The Blues Boom. Beginning with a small corps of dedicated musicians in the early Sixties, blues bands...

December 9, 1971

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Future Games

The Fleetwood Mac Interview

I remember this interview very well. We were at The Bayshore Hotel, and the interview was with Jeremy Spencer and Mick Fleetwood. John McVie and Christine Perfect were missing….shopping, I think. Christine had...

April 18, 1971

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Album Reviews Fleetwood Mac Kiln House

ALBUM REVIEW: Kiln House (Reprise)

An echo-chambered “This Is The Rock” starts off Kiln House, Fleetwood Mac’s latest album, setting the stage for one of the strangest albums this group has ever given us. Known initially as a blues...

December 13, 1970

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Fleetwood Mac: Falling victim to an epidemic

Group splits have become the foot-and-mouth disease of pop. And this year the splits have become almost endemic with British bands. The raging epidemic has destroyed many fine bands – Joe Cocker’s Grease Band, the...

June 6, 1970

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Chicken Shack Christine McVie

For Christine, hard work hasn’t made Perfect

Hard work is not always rewarded, as Christine Perfect is unfortunately finding out. Since leaving Chicken Shack to spend more time with her husband, Fleetwood Mac’s John McVie, then forming her own band and...

May 30, 1970

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Album Reviews Fleetwood Mac Then Play On

ALBUM REVIEW: Then Play On (Reprise)

Nowadays Fleetwood Mac is stepping out on its own. Tired of being another British blues band, the group has said goodbye to Elmore James and is moving into the pop-rock field. On this album, they fall flat on their...

December 27, 1969

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Then Play On

B.B. King spells out the blues

B.B. King, Fleetwood Mac, Sonny Terry & Brownie McGhee, Duster Bennett: Royal Albert Hall, London B.B. King spelled out the blues for a large, rapturous crowd at London’s Royal Albert Hall last week. It was at...

May 3, 1969

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Peter Green

Sold Out? Gerroff!

Peter Green defends Fleetwood Mac While Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac played to enthusiastic Stateside audiences, British blues fans accused the group of deserting the music that made them. “Oh! How could you...

March 1, 1969

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