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ROCK
ON THE NET:
Fleetwood Mac
|
 MEMBERS: Peter Green, Jeremy
Spencer, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Danny
Kirwan, Christine McVie, Bob
Welch, Bob Weston, Dave Walker, Lindsey
Buckingham, Stevie
Nicks, Rick Vito, Billy Burnette,
Bekka Bramlett, and Dave Mason- BIRTHDAYS: Mick Fleetwood (June
24, 1942) ~ John McVie (November 26, 1945) ~
Christine McVie (July 12, 1943 - November 30,
2022) ~ Lindsey Buckingham (October 3, 1949)
~ Stevie Nicks (May 26, 1948)
- BIGGEST
POP SINGLE: "Hold Me" (1982)
- BIGGEST
LP: Rumours (1977)
- GRAMMY
AWARDS: 1
- BILLBOARD: '100
Greatest of All Time Hot 100 Artists': 88
- VH1: '100
Greatest Artists of Rock & Roll': 22 (and
# 12 on Rock On The Net's
Poll)
- ROCK & ROLL
HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE: YEAR
 
 Fleetwood Mac has seen many
incarnations since its forming in 1967. In all
there have been 15 members: Peter Green, Jeremy
Spencer, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Danny
Kirwan, Christine McVie, Bob Welch, Bob Weston,
Dave Walker, Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie
Nicks, Rick Vito, Billy Burnette, Bekka
Bramlett, and Dave Mason. But it is the
combination of Mick, John, Christine, Stevie and
Lindsey that has allowed Fleetwood Mac to stand
the test of musical time with their historic Rumours.
 Fleetwood Mac was
originally formed as a British blues band in 1967
by guitarist Peter Green, of John
Mayall's Bluesbreakers, Mick Fleetwood
(drums), John McVie (bass), and Jeremy Spencer
(guitarist). Their name came from the names of
Fleetwood and McVie.
 February: Fleetwood Mac released
their first LP, Peter
Green's Fleetwood Mac, and during the same year
McVie married Christine Perfect. Considered to be
a blues recording, the LP was successful for the
band.
- August 23: Mr.
Wonderful, was released. The band had refined
their sound more and added a guitarist, Danny
Kirwan.
 December: Fleetwood Mac had their
first #1 single in Europe with
"Albatross" and released English
Rose.
Fleetwood Mac signed with Warner Brothers.
 September 19: Fleetwood Mac released Then
Play On which contains the
classic, "Oh Well." The LP marked
Fleetwood Mac's emergence into rock (and away
from blues).
 Green left the group after
having a drink spiked with LSD and never fully
recovering. Mick took over as leader of the band.
- August: Christine McVie
(keyboards) joined the band.
  
 Spencer left the band to
join a religious cult, and Bob Welch
joined the band. The band had now established
their characteristic sound. Kirwan was fired from
the band after problems with drinking and
personal conflicts with the band members. Bob
West and Dave Walker were added to the Fleetwood
Mac line-up.
     
 October 15: After touring the LP,
Walker left the band and Mystery
To Me
was released with the track
"Hypnotized." During touring, Weston
had an affair with Fleetwood's wife, and was
dropped from the band forcing them to cancel the
remaining tour dates.
- By 1974, only
Fleetwood, Welch, and the McVies' remained in the
band.
- Welch left the band
at the end of the year after problems and
creative differences during touring.
 July 11: After recording for 3
months together, the newly re-vamped Fleetwood
Mac released Fleetwood
Mac
. The band had their first #1, multi-million
selling LP in the U.S., and the hits with
"Rhiannon," "Say You Love
Me," and "Over My Head." Even
though Stevie Nicks made it into the band because
Fleetwood knew he couldn't get Buckingham without
her, she became the star of the band.
 While their success increased,
personal problems were felt within the band. John
and Christine McVie divorced, as did Mick and his
wife, and Lindsey and Stevie broke off a their 7
year relationship.
 April 10: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 40 with "Rhiannon (Will You
Ever Win)."
- July 31: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 40 with "Say You Love
Me."
 January 22: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 40 with "Go Your Own
Way."
 March 9: Rumours was certified platinum. - March 12: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 10 with "Go Your Own
Way."
- March 24: Fleetwood Mac appeared on
the cover of Rolling Stone.
- April 2: Fleetwood Mac topped the
Billboard Top LPs chart for 31 weeks with Rumours.
- April 30: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 40 with "Dreams."
- May 21: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 10 with "Dreams."
 June 18: Fleetwood Mac topped the
Billboard Hot 100 for 1 week with
"Dreams."
- July 23: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 40 with "Don't Stop."
- August 27: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 10 with "Don't Stop."
 October 29: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 40 with "You Make Loving
Fun."
- December 10: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 10 with "You Make Loving
Fun."
- January 12: Fleetwood Mac appeared on
the cover of Rolling Stone.
 October 12: After extensive touring
and incredible anticipation for a Rumours follow-up, Fleetwood Mac
released a double LP, Tusk. The LP sold over 4
million copies and had two Top 10 hits with
"Tusk" and "Sara", yet many critics felt the LP
was too experimental and the tracks represented
solo contributions, and not a band collaboration.- October 13: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 40 with "Tusk."
- October 27: Fleetwood Mac hit the
Billboard Top 10 with "Tusk."
 December: Fleetwood Mac hit the Top
40 charts with "Sara."
- February 7: Mick Fleetwood and Stevie
Nicks appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone.
- February 12: Tusk was certified platinum.
 The band fired Mick as manager and
most members released solo LPs.
- July 2: Only Stevie found great
success as a solo artist, and the group reunited
to record their next LP, Mirage.
- July 10: Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 10 with "Hold Me."
- After a short tour
for the LP and success with the new medium of
videos, the band decided to take a break from
each other.
- April 4: Fleetwood Mac hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Big Love."
 April 14: After 5 years of solo
projects, Fleetwood Mac reunited again and
released Tango
In The Night. Fleetwood Mac continued to find
success with their videos, yet were becoming more
popular with adult contemporary crowds with each
LP release.
- August 20: During touring, Lindsey
left the band, and soon after Billy Burnette and
Rick Vito were added to Fleetwood Mac.
- Over the years, Mick
maintained that Fleetwood Mac was not dissolved,
Stevie continually stated that she was done with
the band, and Vito announced that he would leave
the band because of the lack of creative freedom.
- September 12: Nicks and McVie announced
they were leaving the group.
 November 24: A box set of Fleetwood
Mac's achievements and configurations was
released: 25
Years - The Chain. At the same time, Bill Clinton was
using the Fleetwood Mac classic "Don't
Stop" as his campaign song.
- April 16: Burnette left the group
to go country.
- A revamped Fleetwood
Mac emerged with Mick, John, Christine, a
returning Burnette, and new members Bekka
Bramlett and Dave Mason.
- June: Fleetwood Mac returned in
grand style. Commemorating the 20th anniversary
of the classic LP, Rumours, Fleetwood Mac was hard to
miss. The most well-known band configuration
(Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, Christine
McVie, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood) reunited
in Los Angeles for an intimate performance.
 August 19: The
Dance,
a recording of their live performance in L.A. was
released and the band toured into the end of the
year. Many have asked, "what prompted the
reunion?" According to Mick Fleetwood, it
wasn't for the money or rejuvenation of fame.
Mick had asked Lindsey to record on his solo LP
and eventually the other members of Fleetwood Mac
were brought in as well. The band members
apparently like working together again and the
music they were creating - and viola, The
Dance
(which featured 4 new songs).
- November: The Fleetwood Mac reunion
tour ended in Maryland. Christine McVie was
reportedly exhausted by the intensity of touring.
Daily Variety has reported that the rest
of the band had wanted to continue touring after
the holidays. The tour had grossed over $36
million from 44 venues. The tour and LP were both
considered financial successes for the band, and
there was talk to take the tour overseas.
 November 7: The
Dance
was certified 2x platinum.
- May: Mick Fleetwood talked
with Atlantic Records about the possibility of
more Fleetwood Mac concerts and/or recordings in
the near future. On future touring, Fleetwood
said: "Lindsey Buckingham has had a dose of
rock 'n roll... he can't wait to get out on the
road... but Christine (McVie) has made it clear
she's not into touring." On the prospects of
new music by the band: "4 of us hope so...
(fans) could all write in... start sending
begging letters to Chris."
- January: When Fleetwood Mac
performed for President Clinton at the White
House, Mick Fleetwood talked about Christine
McVie's absence: "This woman will never
perform with Fleetwood Mac again. Christine does
not have a comfort with traveling and performing
live anymore. I think it is fair to say that this
was sort of an important gig for us, because we
did it without Chris. She'll be missed."
- Fleetwood Mac are
pulling together for another LP. Mick Fleetwood
stated: "There's no shortage of new
material. Lindsey is starting to work through the
songs already -- that's the way we always do it
in Fleetwood Mac. So Stevie and Lindsey are going
to do their solo things this coming summer, and
then it's going to be full tilt into Fleetwood
Mac." Nicks also said she plans on working
on a new Fleetwood Mac LP when her solo tour has
finished. The re-grouping at this time wouldn't
include Christine McVie.
- January 8: Fleetwood Mac topped the
Billboard Rock Albums chart for 3 weeks with Rumours.
- Fleetwood Mac
returned to touring North America (without
Christine McVie).
- It was announced that
Fleetwood Mac would be back with a tour kicking
off in September that will also include Christine
McVie (her return to the group after 16 years).
McVie told Rolling Stone: "About
two years ago. I started to think, "What am
I doing? I really miss that camaraderie with
those four people. I miss everything about
it." I missed the music, to be able to
create again. I couldn’t imagine doing it
with anyone besides Fleetwood Mac. I knew that
they were my musical family."
- April 9: It was announced that
Buckingham was fired from Fleetwood Mac due to
disagreements on their upcoming tour. Buckingham
later said of the move: "For me, personally,
probably some of you know that for the last three
months I have sadly taken leave of my band of 43
years, Fleetwood Mac. This was not something that
was really my doing or my choice. I think what
you would say is that there were factions within
the band that had lost their perspective. The
point is that they'd lost their perspective. What
that did was to harm – and this is the only
thing I'm really sad about, the rest of it
becomes an opportunity – it harmed the
43-year legacy that we had worked so hard to
build, and that legacy was really about rising
above difficulties in order to fulfill one's
higher truth and one's higher destiny."
 December: Buckingham opened up
about his firing from the band last year blaming
the firing on an ultimatum made by Stevie Nicks and describing the current
line up as a 'cover band'.
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Peter
Green's Fleetwood Mac
Released: February, 1968
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 198
Tracks: "My Heart Beats
Like A Hammer" - "Merry Go
Round" - "Long Grey Mare" -
"Hellhound On My Trail" -
"Shake Your Moneymaker" -
"Looking For Somebody" - "No
Place To Go" - "My Baby's Good To
Me" - "I Loved Another Woman"
- "Cold Black Night" - "The
World Keep On Turning" - "Got To
Move"
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Mr.
Wonderful
Released: August 23, 1968
Tracks: "Stop Messin'
Round" - "I've Lost My Baby" -
"Rollin' Man" - "Dust My
Broom" - "Love That Burns" -
"Doctor Brown" - "Need Your
Love Tonight" - "If You Be My
Baby" - "Evenin' Boogie" -
"Lazy Poker Blues" - "Coming
Home" - "Trying So Hard To
Forget"
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English
Rose
Released: December, 1968
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 184
Tracks: "Stop Messin'
Round" - "Jigsaw Puzzle Blues"
- "Doctor Brown" - "Something
Inside Of Me" - "Evenin'
Boogie" - "Love That Burns" -
"Black Magic Woman" - "I've
Lost My Baby" - "One Sunny
Day" - "Without You" -
"Coming Home" -
"Albatross"
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Then
Play On
Released: September 19, 1969
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 109
Tracks: "Coming Your
Way" - "Closing My Eyes" -
"Show-Biz Blues" - "My
Dream" - "Underway" - "Oh
Well" - "Although The Sun Is
Shining" - "Rattlesnake Shake"
- "Searching For Madge" -
"Fighting For Madge" - "When
You Say" - "Like Crying" -
"Before The Beginning"
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In
Chicago 1969
Released: December 5, 1969
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 190
Live Tracks: "Watch Out"
- "Ooh Baby" - "South Indiana
(Take 1 & 2)" - "Last
Night" - "Red Hot Jam" -
"Worlds In A Tangle" - "Talk
With You" - "Like It This Way"
- "Someday Soon Baby" -
"Hungry Country Girl" - "I'm
Worried" - "I Held My Baby Last
Night" - "Madison Blues" -
"I Can't Hold Out" - "I Need
Your Love" - "I Got The Blues"
- "Black Jack Blues" -
"Everyday I Have The Blues" -
"Rockin' Boogie" - "Sugar
Mama" - "Homework" -
"Drifting" - "Fleetwood
Mac"
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Kiln
House
Released: September 18, 1970
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 69
Tracks: "This Is The
Rock" - "Station Man" -
"Blood On The Floor" - "Hi Ho
Silver" - "Jewel Eyed Judy" -
"Buddy's Song" - "Earl
Gray" - "One Together" -
"Tell Me All The Things You Do" -
"Mission Bell"
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Future
Games
Released: September 3, 1971
US: Gold
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 91
Tracks: "Woman Of 1000
Years" - "Morning Rain" -
"What A Shame" - "Future
Games" - "Sands Of Time" -
"Sometimes" - "Lay It All
Down" - "Show Me A Smile"
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Bare
Trees
Released: March 6, 1972
US: Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 70
Tracks: "Child Of
Mine" - "The Ghost" -
"Homeward Bound" - "Sunny Side
Of Heaven" - "Bare Trees" -
"Sentimental Lady" - "Danny's
Chant" - "Spare Me A Little Of Your
Love" - "Dust" -
"Thoughts On A Grey Day"
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Penguin
Released: March, 1973
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 49
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "Remember
Me" - "Bright Fire" -
"Dissatisfied" - "(I'm A) Road
Runner" - "The Derelict" -
"Revelation" - "Did You Ever
Love Me" - "Night Watch" -
"Caught In The Rain"
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Mystery
To Me
Released: October 15, 1973
US: Gold
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 67
Tracks: "Emerald
Eyes" - "Believe Me" -
"Just Crazy Love" -
"Hypnotized" - "Forever"
- "Keep On Going" - "The
City" - "Miles Away" -
"Somebody" - "The Way I
Feel" - "For Your Love" -
"Why"
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Heroes
Are Hard To Find
Released: September 13, 1974
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 34
Tracks: "Heroes Are Hard
To Find" - "Coming Home" -
"Angel" - "Bermuda
Triangle" - "Come A Little Bit
Closer" - "She's Changing Me"
- "Bad Loser" - "Silver
Heels" - "Prove Your Love" -
"Born Enchanter" - "Safe
Harbour"
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Fleetwood
Mac
 Released: July 11, 1975
US: 7x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 1 (for 1
week)
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: A
Rolling
Stone: '500 Greatest Albums of All-Time': # 183
Tracks: "Monday
Morning" - "Warm Ways" -
"Blue Letter" -
"Rhiannon" - "Over My
Head" - "Crystal" - "Say
You Love Me" - "Landslide" - "World
Turning" - "Sugar Daddy" -
"I'm So Afraid"
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Rumours
Rumours
(Expanded Edition)
Rumours
(Deluxe Edition)
Released: February 4, 1977
US: 21x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 1 (for 31
weeks)
Billboard # 1: Rock Albums
Grammy Winner: Album of the Year
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: A
Rolling
Stone: '500 Greatest Albums of All-Time': # 25
VH1: '100
Greatest Albums': # 16
Tracks: "Second Hand
News" - "Dreams" - "Never
Going Back Again" - "Don't
Stop" - "Go Your Own Way" -
"Songbird" - "The Chain"
- "You Make Loving Fun" - "I
Don't Want To Know" - "Oh
Daddy" - "Gold Dust Woman"
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Tusk
Tusk (5CD/1DVD/2LP)
Released: October 12, 1979
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 4
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: B+
Tracks: "Over And
Over" - "The Ledge" - "Think About Me" - "Save Me
A Place" - "Sara" - "What
Makes You Think You're The One" -
"Storms" - "That's All For
Everyone" - "Not That Funny" -
"Sisters Of The Moon" -
"Angel" - "That's Not Enough
For Me" - "Brown Eyes" -
"Never Make Me Cry" - "I Know
I'm Not Wrong" - "Honey Hi" -
"Beautiful Child" - "Walk A
Thin Line" - "Tusk" -
"Never Forget"
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Fleetwood
Mac Live
Released: December 5, 1980
US: Gold
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 14
Rolling Stone: 
Live Tracks: "Monday
Morning" - "Say You Love Me" -
"Dreams" - "Oh Well" -
"Over And Over" - "Sara" - "Not That
Funny" - "Never Going Back
Again" - "Landslide" -
"Fireflies" - "Over My
Head" - "Rhiannon" -
"Don't Let Me Down Again" -
"Go Your Own Way" - "Don't
Stop" - "I'm So Afraid" -
"The Farmer's Daughter"
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Mirage
Released: July 2, 1982
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 1 (for 5
weeks)
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Love In Store" - "Can't Go
Back" - "That's Alright" -
"Book Of Love" - "Gypsy" - "Only
Over You" - "Empire State" -
"Straight Back" - "Hold Me" - "Oh
Diane" - "Eyes Of The World" -
"Wish You Were Here"
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Tango
In The Night
Released: April 14, 1987
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 7
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Big
Love"
- "Seven
Wonders"
- "Everywhere" -
"Caroline" - "Tango In The
Night" - "Mystified" - "Little
Lies"
- "Family Man" - "Welcome To
The Room... Sara" - "Isn't It
Midnight" - "When I See You
Again" - "You And I, Part II"
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Greatest
Hits
Released: November 22, 1988
US: 8x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 14
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks: "Rhiannon"
- "Don't Stop" - "Go Your Own
Way" - "Hold Me" - "Everywhere" - "Gypsy" - "You Make
Loving Fun" - "As Long As You Follow" -
"Dreams" - "Say You Love
Me" - "Tusk" - "Little
Lies"
- "Sara" - "Big
Love"
- "Over My Head" - "No
Questions Asked"
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Behind
The Mask
Released: April 10, 1990
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 18
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "Skies The Limit" -
"Love Is Dangerous" - "In The
Back Of My Mind" - "Do You
Know" - "Save Me" - "Affairs
Of The Heart" - "When The Sun Goes
Down" - "Behind The Mask" -
"Stand On The Rock" - "Hard
Feelings" - "Freedom" -
"When It Comes To Love" - "The
Second Time"
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25
Years - The Chain
Released: November 24, 1992
Tracks: "Paper
Doll" - "Love Shines" - "Love In Store" - "Goodbye
Angel" - "Heart Of Stone" -
"Silver Springs" - "Oh
Diane" - "Big
Love"
- "Rhiannon" - "Crystal"
- "The Chain" - "Over My
Head" - "Dreams" - "Go
Your Own Way" - "Sara" - "Hold Me" - "Gypsy" - "Make Me
A Mask" - "Don't Stop" -
"Everywhere" -
"Tusk" - "Not That Funny"
- "Beautiful Child" - "Teen
Beat" - "Need Your Love So
Bad" - "Did You Ever Love Me"
- "Oh Well Pt. 1" - "I Believe
My Time" - "Bermuda Triangle"
- "Why" - "Station Man" -
"Albatross" - "Black Magic
Woman" - "Stop Messin' Around"
- "Trinity" - "Heroes Are Hard
To Find" - "Green Manalishi"
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Time
Released: October 10, 1995
Entertainment
Weekly: C+
Tracks: "Talkin' To My
Heart" - "Hollywood (Some Other
Kind Of Town)" - "Blow By
Blow" - "Winds Of Change" -
"I Do" - "Nothing Without
You" - "Dreamin' The Dream" -
"Sooner Or Later" - "I Wonder
Why" - "Nights In Estoril" -
"I Got It In For You" - "All
Over Again" - "These Strange
Times"
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The
Dance
Released: August 19, 1997
US: 5x Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 1 (for 1
week)
Grammy Nominee: Best Pop Album
Rolling Stone:
Live Tracks: "The Chain"
- "Dreams" - "Everywhere" -
"Rhiannon" - "I'm So
Afraid" - "Temporary One" -
"Bleed To Love Her" - "Big
Love"
- "Landslide" - "Say You
Love Me" - "My Little Demon" -
"Silver Springs" - "You Make
Loving Fun" - "Sweet Girl" -
"Go Your Own Way" -
"Tusk" - "Don't Stop"
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The
Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac
Released: September 30, 2002
US: Platinum
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 12
Tracks: "Go Your Own
Way" - "Dreams" - "You
Make Loving Fun" - "Rhiannon"
- "Monday Morning" - "Silver Springs" - "Say You
Love Me" - "Second Hand News"
- "Over My Head" - "Sara" - "Never
Going Back Again" - "Love In Store" - "Landslide" -
"Songbird" - "What Makes You
Think You're The One" -
"Storms" - "Go Insane"
(live) - "Tusk" - "Don't
Stop" - "The Chain" - "Little
Lies"
- "Gypsy" - "Think About Me" - "Gold
Dust Woman" - "World Turning"
- "Hold Me" - "Seven
Wonders"
- "Everywhere" - "Family
Man" - "Sisters Of The Moon" -
"As Long As You Follow" - "No
Questions Asked" - "Skies The
Limit" - "Paper Doll" -
"I'm So Afraid" (live) - "Big
Love"
(live)
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Say
You Will
Released: April 15, 2003
US: Gold
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 3
Rolling Stone:
Tracks: "What's The
World Coming To" - "Murrow Turning
Over In His Grave" - "Illume
(9/11)" - "Thrown Down" -
"Miranda" - "Red Rover" -
"Say You Will" - "Peacekeeper" -
"Come" - "Smile At You" -
"Running Through The Garden" -
"Silver Girl" - "Steal Your
Heart Away" - "Bleed To Love
Her" - "Everybody Finds Out" -
"Destiny Rules" - "Say
Goodbye" - "Goodbye Baby"
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Go
Your Own Way: Live 1977
Released: March, 2012
Live Tracks: "Monday
Morning" - "Oh Well" -
"Rhiannon" - "Oh Daddy" -
"Never Going Back Again" - "Landslide" - "Over My
Head" - "Gold Dust Woman" -
"You Make Loving Fun" - "Go
Your Own Way" - "World
Turning" - "The Chain" -
"Songbird"
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50
Years - Don't Stop (3CD)
Released: November 16, 2018
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 65
Tracks: "Shake Your
Moneymaker" - "Black Magic
Woman" - "Need Your Love So
Bad" - "Albatross" - "Man
Of The World" - "Oh Well - Pt.
I" - "Rattlesnake Shake" -
"The Green Manalishi (With The Two Prong
Crown)" - "Tell Me All The Things
You Did" - "Station Man" -
"Sands Of Time" - "Spare Me A
Little Of Your Love" - "Sentimental
Lady" - "Did You Ever Love Me"
- "Emerald Eyes" -
"Hypnotized" - "Heroes Are
Hard To Find" - "Monday
Morning" - "Over My Head" -
"Rhiannon" - "Say You Love
Me" - "Landslide" - "Go Your
Own Way" - "Dreams" -
"Second Hand News" - "Don't
Stop" - "The Chain" -
"You Make Loving Fun" - "Sara" - "Think About Me" -
"Fireflies" - "Never Going
Back Again" - "Hold Me" - "Gypsy" - "Love In Store" - "Oh
Diane" - "Big
Love"
- "Seven
Wonders"
- "Little
Lies"
- "Everywhere" - "As Long As You Follow" - "Save Me" - "Love
Shines" - "Paper Doll" -
"I Do" - "Silver Springs" (live) - "Peacekeeper" - "Say You
Will" - "Sad Angel"
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Rumours
(Live)
Released: September 8, 2023
Billboard Top
200 LPs
peak: # 81
Live Tracks: "Say You Love
Me" - "Monday Morning" -
"Dreams" - "Oh Well (Pt.
1)" - "Rhiannon" - "Oh
Daddy" - "Never Going Back
Again" - "Landslide" - "Over My
Head" - "Gold Dust Woman" -
"You Make Loving Fun" - "I'm
So Afraid" - "Go Your Own Way"
- "World Turning" - "Blue
Letter" - "The Chain" -
"Second Hand News" -
"Songbird"
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Mirage
Tour '82
Released: September 20, 2024
Live Tracks: "Love In Store" - "Can't Go
Back" - "That's Alright" -
"Book Of Love" - "Gypsy" - "Only
Over You" - "Empire State" -
"Straight Back" - "Hold Me" - "Oh
Diane" - "Eyes Of The World" -
"Wish You Were Here"
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