Reminisce On 10 Of Fleetwood Mac’s Greatest Hits

6. “Big Love” (1987)

“Big Love” was a song from Tango In The Night, with vocals by Stevie Nicks. Buckingham wrote this song and it contains many of his signature musical traits.

7. “Rhiannon” (1975)

Taking inspiration from an old folk’s tale about a Welsh goddess, this song peaked at #11 in the US charts and #46 in the UK charts. Nicks and Buckingham created “Rhiannon” together, for instance.

8. “Tusk” (1979)

Written by Mick Fleetwood, this song was created with the help of the University of Southern California’s marching band.

9. “Dreams” (1977)

“Dreams” was Fleetwood Mac’s first number-one single in the US. In addition, it was a track from the album Rumours, which contains many songs heavy with emotion during a turbulent time for the band members.

“It’s all here – the McVies’ divorce, the Buckingham-Nicks break-up, Nicks’s affair with Fleetwood, all laid bare and written in 10 minutes by Nicks,” wrote The Independent.

10. “Hypnotized” (1973)

Bob Welsh, one of the guitarists and vocalists for the band wrote this song. As a result, it appeared on the album Mystery to Me.

In conclusion, check out over an hour from their 1982 Live Performance! It’s Incredible! 

Stevie Nicks was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame recently!

Learn how she felt about it here.