FLEETWOOD MAC TRAGICALLY ENDED AFTER THIS HAPPENED
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- Опубліковано 10 лис 2021
- The British invasion had some dominating troops in its forces, from the powerful guitars of Led Zeppelin to the psychedelic rock of Pink Floyd, and of course we were all seeing red doors thanks to Rolling Stones. But this is about the standout gritty, against-the-odds enduring music of Fleetwood Mac, one of the most prolific bands of all time.
Over a hundred million records sold, venues alongside actual world leaders, awards for contributing to the very nature of music itself - all this success is even more astounding when you know the inner turmoil and shakeups that Fleetwood Mac endured over the years. I’m your host Nostalgic Nick, and if you enjoy examining this ever-changing band with us, be sure to give this video a thumbs up, and subscribe so you’ll catch our next jam sesh. But Without further ado, let’s find some dreams to sell.
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FAVORITE FLEETWOOD MAC SONG? 🤔
Rhiannon
Albatross
Sara
Oh Well
Rhiannon
As miserable a human as Lindsay Buckingham might be , he is in my humble opinion the most overlooked and underrated music mind and guitarist ever in Rock and Roll history. His influence on Fleetwood Mac is obvious and undeniable. His guitar style and sound is instantly recognizable
Stop, just stop. In you humble opinion, maybe. In reality, NO.
@@dan1906 He is indeed a hugely underrated guitarist and definitely has a sound that is his.
I absolutely agree, he's extremely underrated.
Why would you refer to him as a "miserable human", what an awful thing to say about someone you nor I know?
A miserable human ????? Do you know something we dont ? Reason please ?
Rumours is one of the greatest albums ever made, I'll say top 5 all time
Agree with you there rumours is the perfect album, it is my favourite no 1 album, followed by Barbara Streisands 1980 album Guilty, after that to hard to say.
I was security guard backstage during a 1971 concert. Stevie was wearing a white see trough gown and she reminded me of an angle floating across the stage. I saw them again two years later. I’ve seen Yes and many other big time performers and, Fleetwood Mac was the best hands down!
Stevie wasn’t in the band in 1971. She didn’t join until New Years Eve 1974.
Stevie and Lindsay we're singing together before the band in their teenage years. So that would be before 1970
Silver Springs remake from 1995 hits me in the feels. You know Stevie is singing to Lindsey and staring into his soul! It gives me the chills thinking about it?
Their hate for one another, became their greatest hits.
Rather watch them boxing each other
There was also a lot of love. Life can be complicated. Try not to be a simpleton.
It’s amazing how all the stress and tumult between artistic people is the catalyst for some of the greatest music.
Too bad it has to be that way.
Right? These great songs we enjoy sometimes originate from very dark places.
Theirs was a true rock and roll story. Fame, drugs, affairs, fighting amongst themselves....and STILL one of the greatest bands EVER!
One of the GREATEST bands EVER
so true
The Legendary Christine Perfect.
To this day, Fleetwood Mac's music is my "mood booster!"
I Love Their 🎶 Music
Not only is Dreams my favorite Fleetwood Mac song, it’s my all time favorite song! It just reminds me of my youth and my love of that time.
All their music, became part of my life, Edge of 17 I met my first Love and that music takes me back to all of our life
They will never replace the amazing guitar playing by buckingham. Ever
Best decision for the band is to bring him back
Growing up with a single mother who was a narcissist and played these guys constantly I couldn't stand them. My sister ended up with the 1st and middle names of Sarah and Rhiannon. In my early thirties after playing in several bands myself I caught a reunion performance on PB S and finally saw the genius. Never coming back again as my absolute favorite song because let's face it Buckingham is a genius guitar player. Top shelf
He absolutely is and that is a huge element in FM’s sound.
I had a socieo-narcisssist of a woman who caused my birth; & i have empathy for you. I had the reverse happen were the music was my escape; when i was in my room singing she would leave me alone; for as well as i could carry a tune i was never able to put my own feelings on paper.
@@auntymar-marjustme I had a skateboard and a couple of best friends so I was gone often. Also stayed behind the closed door of my room as often as possible listening to Goth which kept her away. Hope you had similar outlets. Seems like the Boomer generation not to stereotype but they sure liked to live up to the me 1st generation moniker
@@demonicusa.k.a.theblindguy3929 the only time i could get away was when i was w/my dad (ex-stepdad) & his 2nd wife who was such a good mom that i still call her mama; cause she taught me what a REAL MAMA IS! but when bobie (my "birth" mom😰) was told she would lose all the welfare she stopped them from adopting me; was stuck for another 8yrs of living w/bobie; AND YES that me 1st is started w/the guys & gal's who came back from WW2 & who hated the hypocrisy they saw from all those religious and political hypocrites; so that generation that they birthed the "baby boomers" learned do what u want & damn the consequences & those of us born to those "baby boomers" paid a very high price; but please dont get me wrong not all of the baby boomer were like that cause their parents weren't like that iether.
Well they are Fleetwood Mac and they aren't.Still a great group.
The Song Hold Me . Is A Song That I Used To Hear A lot On The Radio. For Some Reason, People Never Include That Song When Talking About Fleetwood Mac . IT Was And Is A Great Song!
Funny how many people swear that Black Magic Woman is Carlos Santana's song not realizing that Fleetwood Mac wrote and recorded the song first.
You overlooked the Bob Welch era, some excellent music was produced in that time frame. It's worth a listen imho.
Right on. His post Fleetwood Mac was good.
That's why I gave a thumbs down to this video
I was going to say the same thing. Sentimental Lady has always been one of my faves.
@@thomasmcozart1093 Ebony Eyes was a great one. Mick and Stevie sang with him at Caljam and it was great
Leaving Bob Welsh out seems to happen alot. I wonder what the real story is.
Hypnotized is my ultimate favorite Fleetwood-Mac song.... Bob Welch wasn't really discussed, except the two pictures shown with him in it.
Mine too!
Discussed? He didn't even have his name mentioned. Doyouremember is full of shit.
The ultimate snub was that he was not inducted in the HOF with them.
@@charlesburns5471 Mystery to Me!! why one of their better albums
I have seen them three times and loved each concert, they were and still are the greatest.
Whoops 🤭 pressed wrong button. Just wanted to say that this video was a nostalgic look back to my twenties and thirties. Loved it 😘🎼🕯
No mention of Bob Welch at all? Why does he always get snubbed?
Go Your Own Way!! PURE GENIUS! Chain from 3min in to the end. The bass riff OMG!!!
Rumours is definitely my go to album..... love all the tracks...but my favourite songs are Edge of seventeen and Gypsy.... love fleetwood mac... one of the best bands ever xxx
Rhianna got me hooked to Fleetwood Mac...and I never looked back. Loved them ever since! ❤
I saw FM in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada the day of Mick’s 70th birthday. It was magic when the whole crowd sang Happy Birthday and Mick came down from his drum kit to thank everyone. An unforgettable concert by the world’s greatest rock and roll band of all time.
For me Stevie was the voice of the band and since I was 14 (1977), Dreams had the most impact, I could listen to that song on repeat for days!!
The Buckingham Nicks album is a masterpiece and rather magical
Completely glossed over the period of time with Bob Welch. Some of the bands best music came from that time period.
they left Welch out of the Hall of Fame. How frigin petty. Not their commercial peak but some great music and without him they may not have held on long enough for Buckingham and Nicks. He was at bare minimum as important as Jeremy Spencer.
@@rrdream2400 Mick Fleewood and John McVie were minimal talents and space cadets. Bob Welch not only produced some great songs, he managed and protected the band from total anarchy. including a fake Fleetwood Mac band getting bookings.
I noticed that as well. Bob had a great solo career. French Kiss is still one of my favorite albums. RIP
..and Danny Kirwin..Sunnyside of Heaven..
I agree. Bob Welch's Hypnotized is a spookily brilliant song and just one of many great pieces he wrote (i.e. Mystery To Me, Bermuda Triangle & Sentimental Lady to name a few). If he had been permitted to stay in the band, they would have been an even greater group than they turned out to be. Very unfair that he was left out of the R&R Hall of Fame induction. I was deeply saddened, too, when I heard of this passing.
Despite all the turmoils in their history, the always came up with great music.
It just adds up to their legacy, making it more deserving of respect.
Mick Fleetwood is one of the most underrated drummers.
I love Stevie Nick's, Christine McVie too they were all great, but Stevie ROCKS.
Lindsey has a distinct sound that in my opinion made Fleetwood Mac just as David Gilmore of Pink Floyd , Jeff Picaro of Toto,,Steve Perry of Journey, Lou Gramm of Foreigner, Pete Way of UFO when they are gone
I love Stevie Nicks' voice. I saw Fleetwood Mac...it was one of the best concerts ever.
Ì can't pick just one song as they are all mind blowing. I love em all. Great video, l watch and admire all you do, but this one for me at least was extra 😀 special. I am in my sixties so have grown up with Fleetwood Mac ✨This was a nostalgic
The Bluesbreakers was definitely NOT Peter Green's band. It was John Mayall's band, throughout its many incarnations.
Hence the name JOHN MAYALLS Bluesbreakers....you wonder where these people get their information.
Peter Green had some big boots to fill when Eric Clapton left the band and he did a great job, to me Fleetwood Mac died when Peter Green left the band, he was a god and loved Fleetwood Mac when he was in there
@@jimblues21 The way I see it, they were two different bands. Green era was something totally different to the Buckingham era. I was too young to understand what was going on behind the scenes and to be honest, listening now to Rumours often makes me feel a little bit sick. Irony is, my daughter came home singing Don't Stop the other day as they sang it in music class. Later I explained to my wife why I don't like the song. She was quite shocked about the story behind it. I don't know how Buckingham and McVie could be around the rest of the group. They must be a lot more forgiving than I would've been...
What happened with Peter Green was a tragedy. There was so much potential there...
@@caeserromero3013 A boatload of money has a way of making you overlook things.
They were superb live in the late seventies, A personal favourite of mine is storms from the tusk album.
Seen FM in concert 3 times over the years. Saw Stevie Nicks at Sturgis in 2011. All their music from 1976 forward is awesome still Dreams is by far my favorite.
Anywhere you have 5 individually talanted and egotistical musical artists you'll have growing angst.
Albatross my fav. I was a mechanic on the QE2 when i first heard it. I played over and over. Good memories to go with it
My favorite person in FM has always been Christine McVie. She is the living soul of the band, and always had been since she joined. I think 'Say You Love Me' from their 'white album' is the best song in their history, (off their best album - great guitar work by Lindsey on that song, as well!) My 2nd choice is 'Hypnotized', from the Bob Welch era. I would rate their top 5 best albums as these;
1. Fleetwood Mac (1975)
2. Mystery to Me (1973?)
3. Bare Trees (1971)
4. Rumours (1977)
5. Then Play On (1969)
I have seen Fleetwood Mac at least once in every decade (except this current one) since the 70s. They never fail to deliver.
Stevie will love that guy 4ever! Tusk is an awesome song and gypsy
I think so too. Lindsey is Stevie’s Kryptonite.
Lookin out for love - (I think it’s called) on tango in the night was the song that got me hooked. The `chain, and Rhiannon just sealed the deal!
"Big Love". The live acoustic version of it makes me think Lindsey has about 4 hands.
Absolutely Rumors is their best album of all time. I loved Dreams. Other songs I like from them are Gypsy with that killer solo of Lindsey Buckingham at the end. Go your own way, Everywhere, & last Little Lies. Great & props to you Nostalgic Nick you always nail your great stories here with us Kudos. Keep those great stories coming.
No mention of Bob Welch?......guess you'd have had to been there.
My 36 year old daughter and I share a love for three artists/groups -- Fleetwood Mac, Billy Joel and the Mamas & the Papas.
There were so many brilliant songs - Hold Me, Little Lies, Can’t Go Back, Tusk - while the turmoil behind the facade was sad (and you overlooked Mick and Stevie’s affair, and the many other affairs Stevie had with various musicians), it produced great music for the band. Fleetwood Mac was the enduring background soundtrack to my youth. And Stevie Nicks performance of Gypsy was magic in every way.
Nicks - Fleetwood affair was mentioned.
That’s Alright off the Mirage album is one of my favorites. Kinda sounds like a country song. Could be a country hit today
Stevie such a pretty lady, awesome band; still listen this music! Sadly they seemed to want to self destruct! Their live music was some damn good music!!! 👍✌️
Fleetwood Mac did not end tragically…just saw them in concert a couple years ago and they were great.
Well without Lindsey the band basically is over.
@@irishgrl proof is they are not as they had one of their most successful tours without him. So there’s that bit of fact.
Yes but not the same band of the '70s just trying to hang on
' just ' means the present - time , not a couple of years ago . 🤔
The end of the Peter Green Fleetwood Mac was certainly tragic.
Boston’s debut album is gold from start to finish also.
Put all of his 8 tracks on cd’s, listen too them often , wonderful sounds.
My Fleetwood Mac memory. 1977 *day on the green,* The British Invasion in Oakland California. Partly cloudy day, Fleetwood Mac took the stage performing Rhiannon. Stevie Nicks, wearing a flowing black gown, was standing out on part of the stage that protruded out over the crowd. Light rain started falling with the wind kicking up a bit. Her gown was swirling in the wind while she was singing. It was surreal.
"FLEETWOOD" was GREAT ! Proves the point, "You don't shit where you eat" !
I love Stevie Nicks beautiful and great voice!!!!!~!~~
Hard to have a favorite but was inspired to search Tusk and right now that's what makes me happy. The music video was good with the marching band.
I loved Rumours, but my favorite album from the 70's was Dark Side of the Moon by Pink Floyd.
Always makes me chuckle , if it wasn't for Lindsey saying he'll join the band only if Steve can come along too , she wouldn't be in it , and now she thinks she's Fleetwood Mac itself .
My favourite song = Albert Ross . 🤭
Second hand news is my most favorite fleetwood mac song.. ESPECIALLY HOW IT STARTS, NOTHING SOUNDS LIKE THAT..
Thank you. I thought your presentation was delivered very well.
I was at Red Rocks when they played Dreams. I can tell you not a cloud in site. I sat up near the caves on the eastern side and no speakers were in the "hidden zones" (tricks of the bands that had come through before. Yet on the second chorus of the song where thunder only happens when it's raining, thunder did hit. No clouds, no hidden speakers, WT*. And just to clean out the nay sayers (no I was NOT high). Never have topped that magic.
Why no mention of Bob Welch?? Again, showing how underrated he was. R.I.P
Sentimental Lady is one of my favorite songs ever! Bob Welch is amazing.
Rumours is my all time fav. 70's album. I would say, Big Love is my fav. Fleetwood Mac song. On 1 of their best of albums there is an acoustic version of the song. That version is always on my playlists...
Hypnotized there is just something about it! And the following are also my favorites for reasons i cant share cause i don't want to cry 2day; but here goes
Tusk, Sweet little lies, tango, family man, Back of my mind Caraline, face behind the mask,
freedom, & i like the blues version of You might not like from '66 or '67 verses the '87 version.
I tell you what, I listen to Rumors about once every ten years. With the passage of a decade I remember the soaring vocals and sweet harmonies and start it with eagerness. At the end of it, I always feel let down. It didn't make me feel as happy or hurt or high as expected. I've been doing this for 40 years and I suspect we will always have this relationship.
It leaves you like a cocaine high, within minutes, then you have the withdrawal that lasts for days. The music was for cocaine drenched cheaters, by cocaine drenched cheaters. It's still some of the best music ever made and no one comes close to Christine Mc Vie and Lindsey singing songs where you can't tell where one vocal ends and the other begins.
Wow, there was so much history of this group that wasn't covered here. No mention of the affair Nick's and Mick Fleetwood had and how that affected Buckingham. Also no mention of some of the other affairs Nick's had with other musicians. She was definitely unhappy in the band and with Buckingham.
@Tom Reedy
They wouldn’t have had NEAR the success they had without her. Her songs charted better and more often than either Lindsey’s or Christine’s.
Plus as a front woman she was mesmerizing. So there’s that….
@@irishgrl Actually, Go Your Own Way eclipses anything Nicks ever released. And don’t forget it was Buckingham’s accompaniment and sound engineering that supported Nicks' success. Stevie Nicks was only accepted into Fleetwood Mac at Buckingham’s insistence. “Shacking up is all you want to do” turned out to be true. That all being said she had some good songs and some great songs. Storms and Angel are two of my favorites (accompaniment and sound engineering by Buckingham of course). Tusk was a great album!
Actually, the Nicks affair with Fleetwood was mentioned at 6:39.
They also left out how she used to shoot daggers at Lindsay on stage, mid-song, with her eyes.
@@jimwerther If looks could kill, we would all be dead.
I used to play on vinyl the song "Crystal" repeatedly when I first heard it. I think it was originally from the Buckingham Nicks album, but much better when done by FM.
'I'm so Afraid' contains one of my top ten favourite guitar solos.
Why did you completely skip the Bob Welch era of Fleetwood Mac???
Bob Welch?
My favorite Songs from Fleetwood Mac are Go your own Way, Holding Me , You make loving Fun and Little Lies.
All of them are my favorite! At least all of the ones I know, which are a lot!
tusk....recorded at dodger stadium with the usc marching band...what a powerful song
Imagine living the lives of each other thru songs and being intern ationally
praised for it all ...No not really I said to my heart! but thankyou to one of the top rocknroll band s ever❤❤❤❤❤
YOU MAKE LOVIN’ FUN + DON’T STOP
Saw them a few years ago at Wembley and they still sound good
I used listen to. Fleetwood Mac! It’s good music & songs are good to!
I’m have always preferred Stevie’s songs over the others but they have so many great ones. Hypnotized,Sugar Daddy,Brown Eyes ,Family Man & Hold Me are all fantastic songs. You can listen to an entire album & every song is completely different. I do think Lindsey made Stevie’s songs great. He’s under rated & so was Christine.
Rumors IS the best album ever, start to finish! Period! ❤️👏
When you talk about British Rock and Roll Invasion. You can't leave out The Beatles, Gerry and the Pacemakers, The Searchers, Who ,Bee-Gees Cream Spencer Davis Group The Hollies, Herman's Hermits& The Zombies.
Peter Green Era: Black Magic Woman
Danny Kirwan Era: Albatross
The Bob Welch Era : Hypnotized
On the Rumours Album: I Don't Want To Know
Mick Fleetwood's Best Drum Solo": Tusk
The 80's : Welcome To The Room, Sara
Christine Mc Vie Solo: Got A Hold On Me
Stevie Nicks Solo: Stand Back
Lindsay Buckingham Solo: Trouble
Bob Welch Solo : Ebony Eyes.
OK. Really enjoyed it but you sort of left out the Bob Welch years. He joined shortly after Jeremy Spencer left and he and Danny Kirwan made some fairly memorable LP's together; most notably to this listener "Bare Trees" which was Danny's swan song. Then along comes Bob Weston who may have had an affair with Christine McVie who was now John McVie's wife. One incredibly "spooky" song came out of this era and collaboration: "Hypnotized". Both he and Bob Welch left before, what was left of the band who had become "Americanized" found the core of what would bring the band their greatest riches.
Totally 100% agree with Luis underneath, stop saying tragically when no one has been killed, it's so annoying . Fleetwood Mac are all rich people living high octave mega-livings due to their popularity as a band, there is nothing tragic about that!!!!! Stop click-baiting. You have put me right of your video's now.
YES to Rumors being the best album.
Dreams .. my favourite 👍
Over my head. Best song!
My favorite is and always has been "Never Going Back Again."
"YOU Make Lovin Fun" is still tops!
The Chain is one of the best songs of all time.
Stevie Nicks would be nothing without Lindsey Buckingham. Mick Fleetwood only wanted Lindsay but he said he wouldn't join because Stevie and he we're a team
Stevie is my queen!
IN 2003 I SAW FLEETWOOD MAC TWICE THEY WERE GREAT.
I remember Fakewood Mac didn't play well in New Orleans. The crowd didn't take it well and practically destroyed the venue.
As people said Bob Welch, also Billy Burnette in Fleetwood Mac
Success can test you more than getting there did.
Seems to be a recurring theme with bands of this era, the rampant use of recreational drugs. There have been too many accounts of bands breaking up or losing members just because of out of control addictions.
Kiln House album, Dragon Fly, Albatross, Oh Well, Green Manalishi
i was their paper-boy in headley hants always polite my brother delivered to headley hill house where genesis, peter gabriel and led zepplin and others recorded
I had no idea things were so bad between them and how they stuck together despite their problems. I had no idea those songs were about them and how unhappy they were. I have always been a fan but never new their earlier history.
It was over after Rumors. They were great in their time. But, I wouldn't pay to see a live performance now.0
This is a great band! But you didn't mention that Bob Welch was once a member! I can't pick a favorite song by them, but I will say like I have so many times on other channels that Hotel California by The Eagles is the greatest song of all time! The album is great as well, but that song transcends everything! You can check out anytime you like but you can never leave!
From 1975 I have loved Fleetwood and still do. The Rumors Album is the best as well as the song. It is always sad when greatness has to deal with human emotions but wonderful when people can look past the problems and do something better.