Five songs that exposed real-life betrayal
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Fleetwood Mac
The 1965 album Lindsey Buckingham considered a masterpiece: “One of the great sides”
The classics on the other side.
The 1979 Fleetwood Mac album Lindsey Buckingham was actually satisfied with
Sounding like he intended it.
The 1981 album Stevie Nicks feared would finish Fleetwood Mac: “I made a big mistake”
An alternate reality.
The 1979 song Stevie Nicks wrote to hurt Mick Fleetwood: “I sat at my piano, a feminist woman”
Nicks and Fleetwood’s romantic involvement commenced in 1977.
“What the hell is he doing?”: The Fleetwood Mac album Christine McVie couldn’t stand
Becoming weird to a fault.
Divide and conquer: The California rule that saved Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Rumours’ from falling apart
Keeping the arguments to a minimum.
“I’m not going to do this”: The 1978 hit single Stevie Nicks almost walked out on
Not wanting to take the pressure.
The 1977 song Stevie Nicks wanted to sing forever: “Probably my favourite”
Saying exactly what she wanted to say.
The 1981 song Stevie Nicks never quite got over: “A huge favour”
Sending her career into the stratosphere.