Mick Fleetwood - interview Later with Bob Costas 11/19/90 promoting book
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- On this installment of "Ken Dixon's Deja View" MICK FLEETWOOD is interviewed on LATER WITH BOB COSTAS which aired November 19th, 1990. Promoting his book FLEETWOOD, the founding member talks at length about the 1975/76 era the fueled RUMOURS, being brother-in-law to both GEORGE HARRISON and ERIC CLAPTON, and announcing that the upcoming tour would be "Christine and Stevie's" last in the band!
Bob Costas as usual is great. When Fleetwood is struggling to pull the title of the song The Beatles based upon ALBATROSS, Costas quickly suggests SUN KING to Mick's delight. #fleetwoodmac #bobcostas #mickfleetwood #interview #georgeharrison #ericclapton
This was a great show!
Very few episodes of Later are not excellent
oooh I like Mick's funny cow sox 7:04 and 'this is Stevie & Christine's last FM tour'.. fast forward 30 years, still at it ahaha
Good call on Sun King Bob!
Bob Costas likes the sound of his own voice, which is not a good trait for an interviewer.
That thumbnail lol
Not a positive word about Lindsey Buckingham. The undisputed genius behind Rumours. WTH
Exactly
All this guy ever did was hire people with true talent and ride their coattails.
Or Bob Welch.
has anyone ever seen mick and hulk hogan in the same place at once ?? lol
They look nothing alike
Dude, I thought the same thing. When his eyes bug out he totally looks like Hogan.
This dude couldn't write a hit song to save his fucking life. The only reason why anyone who clicked on the thumbnail knows who he is is because of Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham, and Stevie nicks. THEY WROTE THE FUCKING SONGS!
Wow! He was the dummer and provided a solid beat. Who cares if he didn’t write the songs. He was still important to the band as well as the founder.
Creative musicians can be notoriously unstable and volatile...he kept them together and on track and provided a stabilizing influence. Plus kept the beat.
The band existed before those 3 joined. Ever heard of Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, and Danny Kirwan?
Say what you want but his drum grooves were well thought out, executed to caveman perfection and helped to give the band a unique sound and feel. Their sound wouldn't have been the same with any other player but Mick.
@@southsider3542 Sure but they didn't know how to write a good tune. They didn't become massive stars until the other three.
Stevie Nicks, the only live show I ever paid fir and walked out on.. She was dreadful
She was probably high and drunk …mid to late 80s were a rough time for her especially her Live performances