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The Peter Green albums you should definitely listen to
Unequalled as a British-blues guitarist, singer and songwriter, Peter Green's best albums are studded with brilliance
Stevie Nicks extends 2024 tour
Fleetwood Mac star Stevie Nicks has added a dozen dates to her upcoming schedule
"I felt a rage towards him that has taken decades to subside": The mysterious case of the fake Fleetwood Mac
Critically acclaimed and loved by their contemporaries, Stretch were perhaps doomed from the start by their involvement in one of the strangest chapters in music history
"It was put together, as distinct from someone literally sitting down and writing a song": Fleetwood Mac and The Chain, the song assembled from spare parts
How a song forged from disparate scraps came to represent the decade-spanning resilience and staying power of Fleetwood Mac
“For a while, I got jealous." Christine McVie on playing second fiddle to Stevie Nicks in Fleetwood Mac
The Fleetwood Mac duo went on to become close friends until McVie's death in 2022
At the height of Fleetwood Mac's cocaine-taking madness, Mick Fleetwood would take advice from an imaginary friend, Fred
Friends are important, and sometimes, imaginary friends are important too
The Fleetwood Mac albums you should definitely own
After more than 50 years and 120 million sales, the Fleetwood Mac saga appears to be slowly winding to a close: these are their best albums
In 1979 Fleetwood Mac hired a 112-piece marching band to enliven a song they were working on: it was the start of a long and beautiful relationship
Fleetwood Mac, Tusk, and the Greatest Marching Band in the History of the Universe
"I felt like you can’t replace her. You just can't. Without her, what is it?": Stevie Nicks on Christine McVie and why Fleetwood Mac will never tour again
Stevie Nicks says the last time Fleetwood Mac toured without Christine McVie they turned into a hard rock band
"This guitarist is impossible to record": Jimmy Page shares memories of his studio session with Eric Clapton and John McVie, pre-Led Zeppelin, Cream and Fleetwood Mac
In the summer of 1965, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton, John McVie and John Mayall were in Pye Studios in London: magic ensued
