What's your FAVE Fleetwood Mac track?

[Simster]

The Chain just ahead of Tusk and Go Your Own Way for me.

 

[Withdean Wanderer]

Little Lies

 

[champion7]

The Chain.

 

[Dave the OAP]

Dreams

Stevie Nicks.....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

 

[Simster]

Go Your Own Way features on Guitar Hero World Tour.

 

[Twinkle Toes]

Make mine The Chain too!

 

[Simster]

Dreams

Stevie Nicks.....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

She was LOVELY in her day.

 

[defrocked priest]

Her.

 

[We're the Stripes]

While Rumours was a classic album of its kind, it was played to death when I was at school, so I've always preferred the Sixties bluesy Peter Green incarnation. So my choice would be Oh Well, just shading it over Man of the World. Some of the live stuff from the original F Mac was some of the very best British blues ever recorded.

 

[Dave the OAP]

Her.

gggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr



my favourite all time female celeb

 

[NMH]

Need Your Love So Bad
Green Manalishi
Oh Well
Man Of The World
Coming Your Way
Jumping At Shadows
Rattlesnake Shake

Kind-of in that order.

Landslide
I'm So Afraid
Little Lies

If we are only talking about F.Mac with chicks.

 

[Simster]

While Rumours was a classic album of its kind, it was played to death when I was at school, so I've always preferred the Sixties bluesy Peter Green incarnation. So my choice would be Oh Well, just shading it over Man of the World. Some of the live stuff from the original F Mac was some of the very best British blues ever recorded.

(Well) before my time personally but my dad is a massive blues fan and he's often said this himself, so you're not alone.

Rumours was indeed played to death but actaully I'm a fan of Tusk - loads of good tracks on that one.

 

[bigbadbonkingbob]

The live acoustic version of Looking Out For Love is one of the greatest pieces of guitar playing I have ever heard.

 

[Dave the OAP]

The live acoustic version of Looking Out For Love is one of the greatest pieces of guitar playing I have ever heard.

agreed.

Its the last track on a greatest hits of theirs

 

[jakarta]

No-one has voted for Shake Your Money Maker, so I will.

Almost everything from the Peter Green era is worth listening to - not so sure about the 'AOR' years.....

 

[Carrot Cruncher]

The live acoustic version of Looking Out For Love is one of the greatest pieces of guitar playing I have ever heard.

I'm probably being pedantic, but isn't the song called Big Love?

Whatever it's called, that's my favourite. Or maybe 'Go Your Own Way.

 

[binky]

Songbird.

Rumors may well have been played to death, but it's still a classic.

I have just bought the reissue double album.
The second disk is full of versions of the tracks which didn't make the final cut.
Lots of different arrangements.
It certainly reinvigorates tracks which have become stale through over playing.
Recommended.

 

[The Large One]

Man of the World

 

[ridda]

Fleetwood mac were only worth listening to when Peter Green was still in the band.
Green Manalishi for me.

 

[bigbadbonkingbob]

I'm probably being pedantic, but isn't the song called Big Love?

Whatever it's called, that's my favourite. Or maybe 'Go Your Own Way.

You're being pedantic, but correctly so. It is indeed called Big Love, and as Granny Weatherwax correctly observes it's buried at the end of their Greatest Hits CD.

But in case you don't have that CD, it's here:

YouTube - Fleetwood Mac - Big Love