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 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 SINGLE: "Hold
Me" (1982)
BIGGEST
LP: Rumours (1977)
GRAMMY AWARDS: 1
BILLBOARD:
'100 Greatest of All Time Hot 100
Artists': 88
ROCK & ROLL
HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE: 1998
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 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.
Fleetwood Mac released their
first LP, Peter
Green's Fleetwood Mac, in 1968
the same year McVie married Christine
Perfect. Considered to be a blues recording,
the LP was successful for the band, as was
their second LP, Mr.
Wonderful, also released in 1968. The
band had refined their sound more and added a
guitarist, Danny Kirwan.
 In 1969,
Fleetwood Mac had their first #1 single in
Europe with "Albatross" and
released English
Rose. Fleetwood Mac signed with
Warner Brothers and 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.
Christine McVie
(keyboards) joined the band.
 Kiln
House was released.
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.
 Future
Games was released.
Fleetwood Mac released Bare
Trees.
Penguin was released.
 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.
 After some conflict over who
owned the "Fleetwood Mac" name, the
band released Heroes
Are Hard To Find.
Welch left the band at the end
of the year after problems and creative
differences during touring.
January 1: Lindsey
Buckingham and Stevie
Nicks joined Fleetwood Mac.
 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 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.
Bare
Trees was certified gold.
Mystery
To Me was certified gold.
 The personal turmoil felt with
the band members resulted in Rumours released. The LP went
on to sell over 18 million copies in the
U.S., spend 31 weeks at #1, and contained the
singles, "Don't Stop," "Go
Your Own Way," "You Make Loving
Fun," and the #1 single,
"Dreams."
Rumours was certified gold by
the end of the month.
Rumours was certified
platinum.
The single "Dreams"
was certified gold.
 Fleetwood Mac won a Grammy Award for
Album of the Year (Rumours).
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.
 Fleetwood Mac received a star on
the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
 # 38
Singles Artist of the Year
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 10 with "Sara."
 Tusk was certified
platinum.
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 40
with "Think About Me."
 The group toured again and
released a live, double LP, Fleetwood
Mac Live.
 Fleetwood
Mac: # 215
Singles Artist of the Year ~ Lindsey
Buckingham: # 92
Singles Artist of the Year
Fleetwood
Mac Live was certified gold.
The band fired Mick as manager
and most members released solo LPs.
 Buckingham hit the Top 40 solo
with "Trouble."
from the LP Law
And Order
ARC chart run: 28 - 23 - 16 - 14 - 13 - 12 - 11 - 9 - 7 - 18 - 26 - 29 - 36 - 39 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 52
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Buckingham hit the Top 10 with "Trouble."
 Fleetwood
Mac: # 12
Singles Artist of the Year ~ Lindsey
Buckingham: # 126
Singles Artist of the Year
 Only Stevie found great success
as a solo artist, and the group reunited to
record their next LP, Mirage.
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 40
with "Hold Me."
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 10 with "Hold Me."
 Mirage was certified
platinum.
Fleetwood Mac hit #1 for a week with "Hold Me."
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 40
with "Gypsy."
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 10 with "Gypsy."
 Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 40
with "Love In Store."
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.
 Fleetwood Mac was nominated for
2 American Music
Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Band, Duo or
Group
and Favorite Pop/Rock Album (Mirage).
 Christine
McVie: # 56
Singles Artist of the Year ~ Lindsey
Buckingham: # 101
Singles Artist of the Year
 Christine McVie hit the Top 40
solo with "Got A Hold On Me."
from the LP Christine
McVie
ARC chart run: 31 - 24 - 23 - 19 - 16 - 13 - 11 - 9 - 13 - 21 - 34 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 90
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Christine McVie hit the Top 10 with "Got A Hold On Me."
 Christine McVie hit the Top 40
with "Love Will Show Us How."
from the LP Christine
McVie
ARC chart run: 36 - 32 - 29 - 26 - 24 - 37 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 180
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Tusk was certified 2x
platinum, Mirage was certified 2x
platinum and Rumours was certified 12x
platinum.
 Buckinham hit the Top 40 with
"Go Insane."
from the LP Go
Insane
ARC chart run: 38 - 35 - 29 - 27 - 25 - 22 - 20 - 17 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 149
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Fleetwood
Mac was certified 5x platinum.
 # 6
Singles Artist of the Year
 After 5 years of solo projects,
Fleetwood Mac reunited again and released Tango
In The Night. The LP spawned big hits with
"Big Love," "Little
Lies," "Seven Wonders," and
"Everywhere." Fleetwood Mac
continued to find success with their videos,
yet where becoming more popular with adult
contemporary crowds with each LP release.
Tango
In The Night was certified platinum.
August 20: During touring,
Lindsey left the band, and soon after Billy
Burnette and Rick Vito entered Fleetwood Mac.
 # 80
Singles Artist of the Year
Tango
In The Night was certified 2x platinum.
Fleetwood Mac hit the
Top 40 with "As Long As You Follow."
Bare
Trees was certified platinum.
 Fleetwood Mac's Greatest
Hits was released with a new hit
song, "As Long As You Follow."
Greatest
Hits was certified platinum.
Rumours was certified 13x
platinum.
 Behind
The Mask was released to little fanfare
and both Stevie and Christine announced
during touring that they would leave the
band.
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 40
with "Save Me."
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 bad because of the lack of creative
freedom.
Behind
The Mask was certified gold.
September 12: Nicks and McVie
announced they were leaving the group.
 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. Burnette soon announced that
he too was leaving the band. A revamped
Fleetwood Mac emerged in 1995 with Mick,
John, Christine, a returning Burnette, and
new members Bekka Bramlett and Dave
Mason.
 Greatest
Hits was certified 2x platinum.
April 16: Burnette left the
group to go country.
Rumours was certified 14x
platinum.
Greatest
Hits was certified 3x platinum.
Rumours was certified 17x
platinum.
 The release of Time created little stir
for the band.
Greatest
Hits was certified 4x platinum.
 # 82
Singles Artist of the Year
 Rock
'N Roll Hall Of Fame's 500
Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes "Go Your
Own Way."
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.
 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).
The
Dance debuted at #1 on the
Billboard 200 Albums chart (where it stayed
for a week).
The first single from the LP,
"Silver Springs," was a song
dropped off the Rumours LP and hit the Top 40.
 The
Dance was certified platinum.
Fleetwood Mac returned to the Top 10 with "Silver Springs."
Fleetwood Mac appeared on the
cover of Rolling Stone.
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.
 The
Dance was certified 2x platinum.
 # 120
Singles Artist of the Year
Fleetwood Mac were inducted into
the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
The
Dance was certified 3x platinum.
Fleetwood Mac were nominated for
3 Grammy
Awards for Best Pop
Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal
("Silver Springs"), Best Pop Album (The
Dance), and Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("The Chain").
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 40
with the live version of "Landslide."
 Fleetwood Mac was the latest
group to be immortalized with a LP of their
tunes. A
Tribute To Rumours was guided by
Mick Fleetwood and featured The
Cranberries ("Go Your Own Way"), Elton
John ("Don't
Stop"), Jewel ("You Make Loving
Fun"), Shawn
Colvin ("The Chain"), Matchbox
20, Tonic, Goo
Goo Dolls, Sister Hazel,
Duncan Sheik, and more.
Rumours was certified 18x
platinum.
Ranked # 22 on VH1: Greatest
Artists of Rock & Roll (and
# 12 on Rock On The Net's
Poll).
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."
The
Dance was certified 4x platinum.
Fleetwood Mac were also honored
at the Brit Awards for Outstanding
Contribution to the British Music Industry.
Greatest
Hits was certified 8x platinum and The
Dance was certified 5x platinum.
Tango
In The Night was certified 3x platinum and Future
Games was certified gold 29 years
after its release.
Rolling Stone
& MTV: 100 Greatest Pop Songs includes "Go Your
Own Way" at # 26.
VH1: 100
Greatest Albums includes Rumours at # 16.
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.
 September 30: Fleetwood Mac
released the 2 CD set, The
Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac
Rolling Stone:
50 Essential 'Woman In Rock' Albums includes Rumours at # 4.
The
Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac was certified
gold.
 # 122
Singles Artist of the Year
The
Very Best Of Fleetwood Mac was certified
platinum.
Rumours was certified 19x
platinum.
 Fleetwood Mac released Say
You Will.
Fleetwood Mac returned to
touring North America (without Christine
McVie).
Fleetwood Mac hit the Top 40
with "Peacekeeper."
Say
You Will was certified gold.
 Fleetwood Mac won an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock
Band/Duo/Group and performed at the ceremony
via satellite.
Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 25:
Rumours, # 183:
Fleetwood
Mac.
Christine McVie released her
next solo LP In
The Meantime.
 # 77 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
Buckingham released Seeds
We Sow.
 The live LP Go
Your Own Way: Live 1977 was released.
Rumours
(Expanded Edition) and Rumours
(Deluxe Edition) were
released.
 Vintage live Fleetwood Mac - Boston - was released.
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."
October 3: Rumours was certified 20x
platinum.
- 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: 1968
Billboard
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: 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: 1969
Billboard
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: October, 1969
Billboard
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: 1969
Billboard
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, 1970
Billboard
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: November, 1971
US: Gold
Billboard
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, 1972
US: Platinum
Billboard
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
peak:
# 49
Rolling Stone
review: 
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, 1973
US: Gold
Billboard
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, 1974
Billboard
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
peak:
# 1 (for 1 week)
Rolling Stone
review: 
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, 1977
US: 20x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 31 weeks)
Rolling Stone
review: 
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, 1979
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
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, 1980
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 14
Rolling Stone
review: 
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: June, 1982
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 5 weeks)
Rolling Stone
review:
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, 1987
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 7
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, 1988
US: 8x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 14
Rolling Stone
review: 
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, 1990
Billboard
peak:
# 18
Rolling Stone
review:
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: 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, 1995
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, 1997
US: 5x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 1 week)
Rolling Stone
review:
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" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3 |
The Very Best Of
Fleetwood Mac
Released: September 30,
2002
US: Platinum
Billboard
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, 2003
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 3
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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Boston
Released: November 19, 2013 |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
50 Years - Don't Stop (3CD)
Released: November 16, 2018
Billboard
peak:
# 65 |
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