The defiant song Stevie Nicks wrote about John Lennon’s death
How Fleetwood Mac's Stevie Nicks wrote 'Edge Of Seventeen' from 'Bella Donna' about the death of John Lennon and the loss of ...
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Behind the Fever Dream Music Video That Nearly Broke up Fleetwood Mac
Hard days on set are one thing. But when your producer calls the video shoot a” “f***ing nightmare,” that’s another thing ...
“I wouldn’t sing with anybody else”: The Led Zeppelin record that could have featured Stevie Nicks
In 1977, Led Zeppelin frontman Robert Plant discussed his desire to collaborate with Stevie Nicks after becoming endeared to ...
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Heart Never Intended for a ‘Women in Rock’ Legacy, Were Surprised To Be “Singled Out”
Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart never intended to have a 'women in rock' legacy, saying they were "surprised" to be singled out ...
Songbird — the success and sadness of Fleetwood Mac’s Christine McVie
Christine McVie described writing “Songbird”, the crystalline piano ballad that closes side one of Rumours, Fleetwood Mac’s multimillion-selling 1977 album, as something like a spiritual visitation.
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An appreciation for Fleetwood Mac at San Francisco’s genre film festival
Fleetwood Peaks” came to George Kaskanlian’s attention as just another submission to Another Hole in the Head festival’s 21st edition, unreeling first online before live events hosted in San Francisco ...