Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood Mac’s career spans five decades; in that time they’ve lost lots of members (including one to a cult, and kept a girl called Stevie and a bloke named Lindsay), hosted the Brits, sold millions of records, endured broken marriages and affairs and made their biggest selling album with a velvet bag of cocaine beneath the mixing desk in the studio (allegedly!)

Over time they shifted away from their blues roots and now, some 40+ years since the original reincarnation made their debut, they’ve become darlings of the nu-disco re-editing scene as their heavier riffs are plundered by a new generation of producers; diggers who themselves are really only discovering what the first wave of Balearic pioneers already knew!

This isn’t really mixed ‘properly’ but it’s thrown together in a sequence-of-sorts (and I might overdo it with the ‘echo’ to help it flow together!) Why Fleetwood Mac for a tribute? Well, their touring for the first time in a few years with the original ‘Rumours’ line-up and I’m off to see them on Friday…(although I’ve my doubts about Christine showing!)

The Mac: Peter Green, Danny Kirwan, Jeremy Spencer, Bob Welch, Bob Weston, Christine Perfect, Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Stevie Nicks, Lindsay Buckingham.

BIG LOVE.

Oh well pt2
The chain pt1
For your love
The green manalishi with the two-pronged crown
The chain pt2
Tusk
Oh well pt2
You make loving fun
Big love
Big love (Arthur Baker remix)
Little lies
Family man
Rhiannon
Sara
Dreams
Say you love me
Go your own way
Everywhere
Everywhere (extended remix)