Agreed. Stevie is amazing, so much so that unfortunately she overshadows the vocals from the rest of the band.... they are all spectacular harmonizers! its like alice in chains, how Layne gets all the shine but Jerry doesnt get the praise he deserves for holding down the harmonies.
The first woman inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Nicks, who became the first woman inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
You know she writes her songs. She's singing about her own addiction. And of course, her relationship with Lindsey. Who was no help at all. She writes the songs and gets her ex to sing them with her! That's how to get over an addiction! Maybe the erieyness it just very raw honesty.
@@redletter2008 Crying emoji. I have empathy for people suffering through drug addiction, having fought my food addiction for the past forty years. Still working on it.
@@redletter2008 ... It has been said that Stevie's brother Chris called Lindsey for help and he was good enough to oblige. Thanks to Mick she got hooked on coke.
I've always been impressed at their use of the the primal, "less is more" moments in their songs. A simple drumbeat, but beating right with your heart. But then they can bring ALL the sound like in TUSK and Don't Stop.
They're really not afraid to let the songs breathe. It's also like they're actually playing the soundtrack to their lives. You can imagine this playing in the background of their own fly on the wall documentary of their cocaine binged mayhem
I had the pleasure of meeting Mick Fleetwood, the guy on the cover of the Rumours album, about 15, 20 years ago. I'm a court reporter in Maine, and he was one of the plaintiffs in a civil lawsuit regarding a music publishing house here in the original Portland here in Maine. It was the deposition of one of the execs of the publishing house, went from 9:00a.m. to 8:30 at night. Coming back from lunch he and I were the only two people in the room and we had a wonderful conversation. He was very engaging, and laughed quite a bit when I kept saying, say that again and really slow because of his accent. I told him I was 16 when Rumours came out, I lied to my parents, and a bunch of us went to their concert. I had such a huge contact high from that concert in Boulder, Colorado. I do wanted to ask him about all the shenanigans that went on surrounding Rumours, but I refrained. 😜
Such an atmospheric song. That's why you got the chills. Stevie really sings with unbridled emotion. Awesome lyricist, too. One of the best Fleetwood Mac tunes.✌
Lindsey Buckingham was in a “60 Minutes” interview with Ed Bradley. He isolated the vocal track on the lead out. That was Lindsey wailing and screaming at the end. By the time of this recording his relationship with Stevie was all but over. Lindsey admitted that his agonized screams of torment were real.
I've always thought that, so it's nice to see it validated. Poor Lindsey, he always sounded tortured to me in this song because of the howling, and I guess he was. 😢
@@tanyamckinnon5376 Watch the making of Rumours DVD. LindsEy isolates the wailing vocals, makes a comment about "duress"! It's a Stevie vocal! BTW, how can you tell it's LindsEy when you can't even spell his name correctly!? Yet, even more misinformation from the Fleetwood-come-lately fans! Listen and learn from your elders my dear! Peace!
Stevie's sultry voice is one of the greatest of all time. I've always been a fan and was lucky enough to see Fleetwood Mac and Nick's in her solo years. She and they didn't disappoint.
This is my favorite. She was scrutinized for being a waitress and told that's what she would always be and never would make it as a singer. Stevie showed them and to this day keeps showing them her amazing talent.
This Fleetwood song is just a magical blend of Stevie's amazing, strong vocals threading through with Lindsay's. You also have Lindsay's guitar picking that takes this song to a mystical place, along with his and Mic's swirling vocals at the end of the song. Perfection.
There's the magic I was talk'in about, this is a fine example of "less is more". There was no one competing against each other and the sound was amazing. Every single note complimented the one before it. This is just perfect in my eyes.
SO SO HAPPY The younger gernerations have discovered OUR MUSIC. I'M A BABY BOOMER BORN IN 56. I WAS in my early 20 when Fleetwood Mac Hit it BIG and came out with Rumors. I Lived Beatles Motown Disco Punk Rock n Roll. LONG LIVE DRUGS SEX AN ROCK AN ROLL!
I remember just starring at this album cover as a kid, it was one of many albums in my parents collection. Love Stevie & Fleetwood Mac. Such an distinctive voice, you know who it is immediately 🎙🎶
This album is super interesting. It seems like they were all fighting internally and having troubles with their romantic relationships within the band. All of the songs in the album have little jabs that they hit each other with. It all culminates in the song "The Chain". Its a masterful album.
In an interview for VH1's Classic Album series, Nicks offered further insight into the song's meaning: "Gold Dust Woman" was my kind of symbolic look at somebody going through a bad relationship, doing a lot of drugs, and trying to make it. Trying to live.
You'll fall under her spell! I did in 1976 and have been a fan since. She has so many songs that never made it on the charts "Outside the Rain" is my favorite Stevie song. Her performance of this song in her "Live In Chicago" will blow you away! 💜🎤🎩
I remember when Rumors came out. My friends and I all thought Stevie was 🔥. Then I heard her voice and was, like, wow! She's got such a distinct voice.
The first female to be inducted twice, as a member of a fleet Wood Mac and as a solo artist, but not the first female inducted. Amazing voice and the harmonies added so much to the overall vibe of the song.
Jamel/Jamal, I love listening along with you. I try to re-experience these songs for the first time; it just isn't possible to put a Genie back in the bottle! There was so much great rock music made in the 1960s and 1970s. Although, Jazz was at its prime, too in the 1960s!!
Inducted Twice, as a solo artist and with Fleetwood Mac. Never too much Stevie...😁 "take your silver spoon and dig your grave". Late 70s YIKES. "Black widow".......?
I have loved Stevie Nicks since I first saw her and heard her voice! My name is Steve, but my family all call me Stevie, and I LOVE that! I feel a kind of kinship with her. She is such a force of power...
STEVIE NICKS LEATHER AND LACE LIVE 1981. Watch when she gets to the line "I have my own life and I am stronger than you know." She almost breaks down and cries. And this is when she looked the most beautiful ever. Stevie is the Queen of broken hearts.
Such a great tune; the whole album is phenomenal. Rumours came out in 1977, when I was 9, and my parents and friends' parents, or older siblings owned it. By the time we became teens, this album was still hot, and we were listening to it on our own. Music from back in the day does that... it carries over and keeps going. My son is 24; he heard this CD as a little kid, because of me playing it, and he still listens to it today... as well as almost all classic rock music. What an era it was. Legendary. Timeless. Unique. It will never be replicated.
I think she's the first woman to be inducted both as a part of a band and as a solo artist (So twice). I think Aretha Franklin was the first women inducted, but not 100% sure.
You gotta give the other two vocalists in FM a listen: Go Your Own Way, You Make Lovin' Fun, Tusk, Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow. Also further back with Peter Green "Oh, Well" and "Black Magic Woman".
Great review brother. FYI, Fleetwood Mac “Rumors” is one of those all time great albums, in that all the songs are great from beginning to end. This song is eerie and soul wrenching.
My memories of this album are from when I was a young kid (about 5 years old). My parents would put this record (vinyl LP), dim the lights, and there was always a funny smell in the air...
The only movie I can think of with this song was The Crow: City of Angels which had a cover by Courtney Love's band Hole. It was an okay cover for what it was but it's Stevie's voice with those dang drums that make the song so eerie. I agree, Jamel, the song is definitely one of the most haunting songs I ever heard. It gave me nightmares growing up.
The studio version is good, practically ALL of the live versions are unreal good, still today, it's one of Stevie's true masterpieces and she can still do those wails, plus it's usually quite a bit extended in the live versions.
This song still gives me chills, Stevie's voice is ethereal and haunting. You gotta check out their song "I'm So Afraid", live version '76 Rosebud. That one will give you chills too.
"That booger sugar" 😆. Yes sir 🎯. Stevie has self disclosed many times about her past struggles with nose candy and how it negatively impacted her life. The lyrics say it all.
Jamel, regarding you working at The Staples Center, we have The Fox Theater in St Louis & it is a lavish place! I saw Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, Little Feat & The Avett Brothers there. They have a sweet lady in the bathroom that says, "Next..." & last time I was there, me & her became friends and she was SO SWEET!! If I could be The Bathroom Lady at The Fox Theater, until I'm 90, I would die HAPPY! :) I still think of her now, knowing we can't have concerts anymore and wondering how she's doing and how she's getting by.
LOVE Stevie's voice!!! And she ROCKS AND SHE'S BEAUTIFUL!! I'm not sure where to put requests for other artists so I'll just put it here?! It's a heavy metal band called MOTLEY CRUE who I believe ( I did a search) you haven't reacted to yet. SONGS: PRIMAL SCREAM LOOKS THAT KILL SHOUT AT THE DEVIL Thank you! Keep on keeping on!✌❤🎶😁
Yes she was the first woman inducted into the Hall of Fame...TWICE!!!! First with Fleetwood Mac and then again for her solo work!!!!🥇🥇🥇 She will haunt you for the rest of your life....Enjoy it!!!🎵🎶🎼🤟💜
This comes from one of the greatest albums of the '70s. Every couple in the band was totally breaking up. Imagine spending nine months in the recording studio and Sausalito California recording and engineering this album. So many great songs, so many emotions, and somehow Lindsey Buckingham took the reins and made every song great! This album needs to be listened to front to back!
Goddess.... love Stevie. A local school wanted to use Landslide at their graduation ceremony. It was denied because "Stevie is a witch...". I saw her perform that song live, she dedicated the song to the class.
Rumors is a skillfully orchestrated Masterpiece....turbulent, passionate, destructive & perfect.
Well said!
No doubt! well said!
I listen to it at least once a month.
@@michaelfinlay6341
Nice tunes. Amazing.😘👌
Crystalline
"Well did she make you cry, make you break down, shatter your illusions of love". One of my favorite lines of all time.
Don't forget that line, especially after a break up.
Yes............yes.
I have experienced that in my lifetime
My favorite Stevie song!🎉
The Immortal voice of Stevie Nicks and unreal harmonizing. The definition of a classic.
Agreed. Stevie is amazing, so much so that unfortunately she overshadows the vocals from the rest of the band.... they are all spectacular harmonizers!
its like alice in chains, how Layne gets all the shine but Jerry doesnt get the praise he deserves for holding down the harmonies.
She got one of those unique voices. You won't mistake her for anyone else, that's for sure.
Stevie is rock royalty, and it doesn't get much better than this, ENJOY!!!
She's a royal pain in the ass because she can't be civil to Lindsey Buckingham long enough for a Fleetwood Mac reunion.
Gospel
Stevie's voice is silky gold, a treasure that can ever be duplicated. She sings to your soul and haunts your heart.
The first woman inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Nicks, who became the first woman inducted twice into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Gotta give the Queen of soul her props.
No you gotta give Aretha her RESPECT. First lady of the R&RHOF.
Thank you, I was about to lose my shit lol
That’s what I thought , Aretha Franklin first
@@michaelsexton70 silly thing to get upset about, imo.
You know she writes her songs. She's singing about her own addiction. And of course, her relationship with Lindsey. Who was no help at all. She writes the songs and gets her ex to sing them with her! That's how to get over an addiction! Maybe the erieyness it just very raw honesty.
They were all songwriters and would have too divide up their songs. Thats why they put out so many albums too
@@redletter2008 Crying emoji. I have empathy for people suffering through drug addiction, having fought my food addiction for the past forty years. Still working on it.
@@redletter2008 ... It has been said that Stevie's brother Chris called Lindsey for help and he was good enough to oblige. Thanks to Mick she got hooked on coke.
Is the classic 'Rumour ' they used to blow coke up each others bottoms?!
I've always been impressed at their use of the the primal, "less is more" moments in their songs. A simple drumbeat, but beating right with your heart. But then they can bring ALL the sound like in TUSK and Don't Stop.
Tusk!
They're really not afraid to let the songs breathe. It's also like they're actually playing the soundtrack to their lives. You can imagine this playing in the background of their own fly on the wall documentary of their cocaine binged mayhem
She has that haunting voice could you imagine if her and Robert plant got together recorded something back in the day How great it would be
He sang a duet with my personal favourite singer, Sandy Denny. Check out Battle of Evermore from Led Zeppelin 4
It would be epic for sure!!!
I believe the first woman to be inducted into the Rock & Roll HoF twice. Once with a group, and as a solo artist.
That's correct....Aretha Franklin was the first woman inducted into the R&R Hall of Fame.
Bill McKay Leather and Lace with Don Henley
@Bill McKay
"Talk to me"
From: ‘Rock a Little’ (1985)
"If Anyone Falls"
From: ‘The Wild Heart’ (1983)
Stop Draggin My Heart Around with Tom Petty
Bill McKay She was still a solo artist then. Regardless of it being a duet. They aren’t a duo.
Such a haunting song. The chorus! With her voice, the harmonies, the guitar. It's just beautiful. 🥰
I had the pleasure of meeting Mick Fleetwood, the guy on the cover of the Rumours album, about 15, 20 years ago. I'm a court reporter in Maine, and he was one of the plaintiffs in a civil lawsuit regarding a music publishing house here in the original Portland here in Maine. It was the deposition of one of the execs of the publishing house, went from 9:00a.m. to 8:30 at night. Coming back from lunch he and I were the only two people in the room and we had a wonderful conversation. He was very engaging, and laughed quite a bit when I kept saying, say that again and really slow because of his accent. I told him I was 16 when Rumours came out, I lied to my parents, and a bunch of us went to their concert. I had such a huge contact high from that concert in Boulder, Colorado. I do wanted to ask him about all the shenanigans that went on surrounding Rumours, but I refrained. 😜
Stevie’s voice is particularly mesmerizing in this song. Such a masterpiece of a song off of a masterpiece of an album.
Such an atmospheric song. That's why you got the chills. Stevie really sings with unbridled emotion. Awesome lyricist, too. One of the best Fleetwood Mac tunes.✌
Stevie is a cunning linguist that's why she has such a high fella ratio of fans.
Lindsey Buckingham was in a “60 Minutes” interview with Ed Bradley. He isolated the vocal track on the lead out. That was Lindsey wailing and screaming at the end. By the time of this recording his relationship with Stevie was all but over. Lindsey admitted that his agonized screams of torment were real.
I've always thought that, so it's nice to see it validated. Poor Lindsey, he always sounded tortured to me in this song because of the howling, and I guess he was. 😢
Tmo1962: Sorry, that is not Lindsey wailing and screaming at the end! Listen to the acapella version! It is clearly Stevie!
@@julilla1 It's not Lindsey! Listen to the acapella version, it is Stevie wailing!
@@billoleshkojr6469 it's Lindsay
@@tanyamckinnon5376 Watch the making of Rumours DVD. LindsEy isolates the wailing vocals, makes a comment about "duress"! It's a Stevie vocal! BTW, how can you tell it's LindsEy when you can't even spell his name correctly!? Yet, even more misinformation from the Fleetwood-come-lately fans! Listen and learn from your elders my dear! Peace!
Stevie's sultry voice is one of the greatest of all time. I've always been a fan and was lucky enough to see Fleetwood Mac and Nick's in her solo years. She and they didn't disappoint.
One of the most haunting, rich songs ever. I can listen to this song back to back repeatedly....so powerful...
Stevie puts here entire soul into her music.
One of the best album ever. Gold Dust Woman. The Chain, Dreams, Don't Stop. Classic. Best band ever. Can listen to them and Stevie all the time.
This is my favorite. She was scrutinized for being a waitress and told that's what she would always be and never would make it as a singer. Stevie showed them and to this day keeps showing them her amazing talent.
Guess whoever told her that is eating crow now 🤣🤣
It's been inspiring through so many years ♥️
This Fleetwood song is just a magical blend of Stevie's amazing, strong vocals threading through with Lindsay's. You also have Lindsay's guitar picking that takes this song to a mystical place, along with his and Mic's swirling vocals at the end of the song. Perfection.
The song is also about infidelity, as the band seemed determined to write songs about everything they were inflicting upon each other at this time.
Exactly the song Go Your Own Way was about Stevie band Lindsey
yeah don't forget about you make love and fun it's when Christine was having a torid affair with the lighting man
😂😂😂
Thats rock & roll , today the world is full of zombies so we have dead zombie music
Gold dust is cocaine
First woman inducted TWICE into Rock n Roll Hall of Fame. Once as member of Fleetwood Mac and second as solo performer.
"Rulers make bad lovers" is one of the greatest lines ever spoken. Check out American Horror Story: Coven.
Ah, yes, AHS:Coven, also known as a 10 hour Stevie Nicks video.
Yes! Love that line along with “better put your kingdom up for sell.” Chills! Love!✨
ICONIC
I jaw dropped when she was on AHS.
That and the follow up line "You better put your kingdom up for sale."
“Rulers make bad lovers
You better put your kingdom up for sale”...those lyrics get me every time
There's the magic I was talk'in about, this is a fine example of "less is more". There was no one competing against each other and the sound was amazing. Every single note complimented the one before it. This is just perfect in my eyes.
SO SO HAPPY The younger gernerations have discovered OUR MUSIC. I'M A BABY BOOMER BORN IN 56. I WAS in my early 20 when Fleetwood Mac Hit it BIG and came out with Rumors. I Lived Beatles Motown Disco Punk Rock n Roll.
LONG LIVE
DRUGS SEX AN ROCK AN ROLL!
All of these Fleetwood Mac songs have a “mood” to them. I can’t quite explain it.
Ooooh, you just said “eerie”!! That’s totally it!!
Mystical 🤯
Kelli Erin I almost used that word!
Ethereal
I remember just starring at this album cover as a kid, it was one of many albums in my parents collection. Love Stevie & Fleetwood Mac. Such an distinctive voice, you know who it is immediately 🎙🎶
She has a haunting way of telling her stories! Amazing voice and spirit! Thank you For reacting to her! Much love my friend :)
This song is stupendous live when they extend the song and with Stevie spinning on the stage. Beautifully atmospheric.
Must listen to Silver Springs,from ,"The Dance"..epic
My favorite 💖💜💖
Must do live 1997 Concert version. You can cut the tension between Stevie and Lindsey with a knife!
That whole The Dance live performance was amazing.
Silver springs is my fave!!
Silver Springs is my absolute favorite...the demo version is also amazing!
The Chain will always be my favorite, but I always come back to this one.
Stevie has such a hauntingly beautiful voice.
Stevie might just be the best concert I've attended. She's phenomenal!
This album is super interesting. It seems like they were all fighting internally and having troubles with their romantic relationships within the band. All of the songs in the album have little jabs that they hit each other with. It all culminates in the song "The Chain".
Its a masterful album.
Great music coming from each of the band member's pain. Drugs and failed relationships were what the whole Rumours album was about.
I’ve been listening to this song for going on 45 years and it still knocks me dead every time!... absolute timeless classic👊❤️
Her music was used in the Coven season of American Horror Story, and she even appeared in one of the episodes.
Because SHE is a White Witch, of the Highest Order
She did a guest appearance on that season too
Wasn’t she in the Apocalypse season too? At least singing or something.
@@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer yes she was
@@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer I was gonna say, but wondered if I was misremembering.
She just floated around the stage in concerts!!! Amazing memories!!!💜🎵🎼🎶
It does give an eerieness of native drums and the ghost of a tortured women. Then again, wasn't that what it was supposed to signify?
"Booger sugar"? Yeah? That's hysterical! LOL And this is one of Fleetwood Mac's BEST songs!!
Leather and Lace is a good one too.
Lisa Blankenship yes!
Great track.
Good song. Thats a duet by Stevie Nicks and Don Henley, not Fleetwood Mac.
Don Henley is in that one, so it would probably get blocked.
There is a live version and a duet with Harry Styles...neither are bad.
In an interview for VH1's Classic Album series, Nicks offered further insight into the song's meaning: "Gold Dust Woman" was my kind of symbolic look at somebody going through a bad relationship, doing a lot of drugs, and trying to make it. Trying to live.
You know she's got you, when you get watery eyed listening to her.
gals my age wanted to be her! LOL
Goosebumps more like
This is a truly haunting song. Amazing. And listen to those vocal harmonies.
BEST Stevie Nicks singing song.
You'll fall under her spell! I did in 1976 and have been a fan since. She has so many songs that never made it on the charts "Outside the Rain" is my favorite Stevie song. Her performance of this song in her "Live In Chicago" will blow you away! 💜🎤🎩
I remember when Rumors came out. My friends and I all thought Stevie was 🔥. Then I heard her voice and was, like, wow! She's got such a distinct voice.
Us too!
I get CHILLS every time I hear this song.. it has resonated with me for years
The first female to be inducted twice, as a member of a fleet Wood Mac and as a solo artist, but not the first female inducted. Amazing voice and the harmonies added so much to the overall vibe of the song.
Jamel/Jamal, I love listening along with you. I try to re-experience these songs for the first time; it just isn't possible to put a Genie back in the bottle! There was so much great rock music made in the 1960s and 1970s. Although, Jazz was at its prime, too in the 1960s!!
“Why are we celebrating cocaine?” 😂 You are the absolute best Jamel, never change!
One of my favourite songs ever. Wonderful voice!
Inducted Twice, as a solo artist and with Fleetwood Mac. Never too much Stevie...😁 "take your silver spoon and dig your grave". Late 70s YIKES. "Black widow".......?
I have loved Stevie Nicks since I first saw her and heard her voice! My name is Steve, but my family all call me Stevie, and I LOVE that! I feel a kind of kinship with her. She is such a force of power...
Christy McVie "little lies" "you make loving fun"
Songbird
@@johnshaw6326 yes and say you love me ✌️♥️
Yes! Songbird. Also, “As Long as You Follow.”
Hold Me and Everywhere too
Christine McVie is my favorite. Absolutely love her voice.
STEVIE NICKS LEATHER AND LACE LIVE 1981. Watch when she gets to the line "I have my own life and I am stronger than you know." She almost breaks down and cries. And this is when she looked the most beautiful ever. Stevie is the Queen of broken hearts.
Such a great tune; the whole album is phenomenal. Rumours came out in 1977, when I was 9, and my parents and friends' parents, or older siblings owned it. By the time we became teens, this album was still hot, and we were listening to it on our own. Music from back in the day does that... it carries over and keeps going. My son is 24; he heard this CD as a little kid, because of me playing it, and he still listens to it today... as well as almost all classic rock music. What an era it was. Legendary. Timeless. Unique. It will never be replicated.
1 of my favorite songs ever! Def love the Fleetwood Mac songs w Stevie on vocals over the rest. ❤☮
This takes me back to being a kid back in the late 70's and my mom playin this on the record player.
One of my all time favourite albums and my favourite song off it. Still gives me chills after over 40 years of listening to it.
My favorite Fleetwood Mac song.
Same here sis. ✌
I've seen Fleetwood Mac in concert four times, and seen Stevie solo one time. They are frickin awesome!!
Courtney Love and Hole did a brilliant cover of this song that Ric Ocasek from The Cars produced.
I was hoping someone would mention this cover!
The comment I was looking for! I prefer the cover, powerful and badass!
Her sultry voice lends a distinctive flavor to Fleetwood Mac. Love this tune, The Chain, Landside, I Don't Want to Know, Rhiannon.
The Rumors album is so iconic. Any song is worthy of checking out! Also Ten Years After “I’d Love To Change The World” is a great one!
Awesome reaction, Jamal. The production values on this record when released. Nothing sounded like it before. The amazing musical and vocal layers !
I don't recall her songs being in any actual horror movies, but this song is played in American Horror Story: Apocalypse.
Apocalypse Now. Great movie Marlon Brando, Martin Sheen!
She actually plays a role in two seasons
Saw Stevie Nick's in concert a few years ago and she's still an amazing woman.
I think she's the first woman to be inducted both as a part of a band and as a solo artist (So twice). I think Aretha Franklin was the first women inducted, but not 100% sure.
great album...goes back to a time when you would listen to whole albums and the musicians would spend months to year in studio perfecting them
You gotta give the other two vocalists in FM a listen: Go Your Own Way, You Make Lovin' Fun, Tusk, Don't Stop Thinking About Tomorrow. Also further back with Peter Green "Oh, Well" and "Black Magic Woman".
Great review brother. FYI, Fleetwood Mac “Rumors” is one of those all time great albums, in that all the songs are great from beginning to end. This song is eerie and soul wrenching.
My memories of this album are from when I was a young kid (about 5 years old). My parents would put this record (vinyl LP), dim the lights, and there was always a funny smell in the air...
The great harmonies of her solo is perfection because her sister is backing her up.
The only movie I can think of with this song was The Crow: City of Angels which had a cover by Courtney Love's band Hole. It was an okay cover for what it was but it's Stevie's voice with those dang drums that make the song so eerie. I agree, Jamel, the song is definitely one of the most haunting songs I ever heard. It gave me nightmares growing up.
Once again, I'm hooked on binge watching your reactions to the music I grew up with.
Gotta give a shout out to Mick Fleetwood on the drums too.
He's a beast!
Thanks for commenting on him. He was one of the best drummers of that time. Gotta give Christy Mcvay kudos for her vocals and percussion.
"Sara" is a great song. Love the chord structure.
The studio version is good, practically ALL of the live versions are unreal good, still today, it's one of Stevie's true masterpieces and she can still do those wails, plus it's usually quite a bit extended in the live versions.
This song still gives me chills, Stevie's voice is ethereal and haunting. You gotta check out their song "I'm So Afraid", live version '76 Rosebud. That one will give you chills too.
Great Pick Jamel!! I love “Gypsy” it’s one of my favorites by Fleetwood Mac! 🙌🔥
I've listened to Fleetwood Mac for 45 years and I still am.
“The chain” is a great song by Fleetwood Mac
"That booger sugar" 😆. Yes sir 🎯. Stevie has self disclosed many times about her past struggles with nose candy and how it negatively impacted her life. The lyrics say it all.
Peter Green ( Fleetwood Mac) “Black Magic Woman” LIVE 🙌🔥
Yeh the Peter Green years. What about ‘Man of the world’ one of the saddest songs ever written.
Peter Green is amazing but my fav is Peter Greens Oh well ...cant get any better.
Yup that’s what I’m saying,,, the real fleetwood mac
Jamel, regarding you working at The Staples Center, we have The Fox Theater in St Louis & it is a lavish place! I saw Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, Little Feat & The Avett Brothers there. They have a sweet lady in the bathroom that says, "Next..." & last time I was there, me & her became friends and she was SO SWEET!! If I could be The Bathroom Lady at The Fox Theater, until I'm 90, I would die HAPPY! :) I still think of her now, knowing we can't have concerts anymore and wondering how she's doing and how she's getting by.
The second best track on the album, I sill like "The Chain" better, but I really love the vibe on this one.
The whole Album kicks ass
Some of the live versions of this are amazing, in fact, you really have to see it live to truly appreciate it 100%.
"The minor fall, the major lift" illicits an emotional response, like pulling taffy with your voice alone
Like Leonard Cohen sang about in Hallelujah
"Don't Stop" from their The Dance tour was great. They featured the USC Marching Band for that and "Tusk."
LOVE Stevie's voice!!! And she ROCKS AND SHE'S BEAUTIFUL!!
I'm not sure where to put requests for other artists so I'll just put it here?!
It's a heavy metal band called MOTLEY CRUE who I believe ( I did a search) you haven't reacted to yet.
SONGS: PRIMAL SCREAM
LOOKS THAT KILL
SHOUT AT THE DEVIL
Thank you! Keep on keeping on!✌❤🎶😁
Duet leather and lace with Stevie Nicks, and Don Henley. Killer duet. Thanks for doing what you do!!
You should do “Leather and Lace” with Stevie and Don Henley.
Yes she was the first woman inducted into the Hall of Fame...TWICE!!!! First with Fleetwood Mac and then again for her solo work!!!!🥇🥇🥇 She will haunt you for the rest of your life....Enjoy it!!!🎵🎶🎼🤟💜
This comes from one of the greatest albums of the '70s. Every couple in the band was totally breaking up. Imagine spending nine months in the recording studio and Sausalito California recording and engineering this album. So many great songs, so many emotions, and somehow Lindsey Buckingham took the reins and made every song great! This album needs to be listened to front to back!
Goddess.... love Stevie. A local school wanted to use Landslide at their graduation ceremony. It was denied because "Stevie is a witch...". I saw her perform that song live, she dedicated the song to the class.
“Why we celebrating cocaine?” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Oh how I adore you!!
Sweet mystical sister, she could draw you in & wrap you up in her voice.