Fleetwood Mac’s 50 Greatest Songs
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From British blues to California rock, from smooth sunshine to the most haunting breakup epics ever
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‘He’s a Magical Man:’ Harry Styles Taps Mick Fleetwood As Face (and Nails) of New Pleasing Campaign
Posted in: LifestyleThe Fleetwood Mac drummer appears in a series of psychedelic-inspired images for Pleasing's latest drop, appropriately titled 'Shroom Bloom'
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Mick Fleetwood to Produce Music Drama Series for Fox
Posted in: Music News13 Songs tells the story of an aging musician
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Watch David Gilmour Perform Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Albatross’ at Peter Green Tribute Show
Posted in: Music NewsPerformance was one of many highlights of the February 2020 London concert honoring the founder of Fleetwood Mac
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Mick Fleetwood on His All-Star Tribute to Peter Green and Early Fleetwood Mac
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe drummer explains how he roped Pete Townshend, David Gilmour, Noel Gallagher, and Kirk Hammett into his 2020 Peter Green tribute show
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Flashback: Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie Perform ‘Tusk’ in 2017
Posted in: Music NewsOne year before Fleetwood Mac kicked Lindsey Buckingham out of the band, he went on tour with Christine McVie
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Mick Fleetwood Open to Reunion With Lindsey Buckingham, Imagines Fleetwood Mac Farewell Tour
Posted in: Music News"Fleetwood Mac is such a strange story," says the drummer. "I would love the elements that are not healed to be healed"
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See Steven Tyler Sing ‘Rattlesnake Shake’ With Mick Fleetwood and Friends
Posted in: Music NewsZZ Top's Billy Gibbons also appears on clip from all-star concert film, recorded exactly one year ago today
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Christine McVie Clarifies ‘Misperception’ That Fleetwood Mac Is ‘Done’
Posted in: Music News"In no way are any members of Fleetwood Mac 'done' with being part of the band," she says. "If anyone took that from my statement, that was a misperception and not intended"
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Mick Fleetwood Sells His Recorded Music Rights to BMG
Posted in: Music Biz NewsFleetwood is the third member of Fleetwood Mac to sell catalog rights, following Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. BMG's head of acquisitions tells Rolling Stone the viral resurgence of "Dreams" factored into the deal
