Stevie Nicks, that five-foot-one-inch rock goddess in a floppy hat, one-time lover of cocaine, tranquilizers, Lindsey Buckingham, Don Henley and Mick Fleetwood, a woman who doesn’t just live in California but embodies...
ALBUM OF THE WEEK: Rumours is one of those albums where you know every song. Even if you think you don’t, they’ve crept in by soft rock radio osmosis. The band work on Mac time, so this 35th anniversary reissue actually...
It has happened over and over again in the past few years. Someone in their 20s tells me how much they love Fleetwood Mac, and in particular its monster-selling album Rumours. My reaction is always the same. Their...
Fleetwood Mac’s classic album Rumours is on course to re-enter the UK Top 10 this Sunday (February 3). The band’s 1977 collection debuted at number 77 on February 27 of that year, meaning the record will re...
The classic 1977 album has just been re-released in several deluxe packages Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours is set to re-enter the UK Top Ten this weekend — 35 years after it first reached Number One. Several deluxe...
A song-writing soprano with fragile vocal cords casts her sexy spell on rock Rock doesn’t need a Farrah Fawcett. It has Stevie Nicks. So what if Stevie insists “turning men on has never been my design...
It is a sad irony when someone with a special talent has the very medium of that talent endangered. A singer who struggles to keep her voice brings to mind the athlete with the trick knee, the musician with hearing...
SURE, THIS album deserves platinum status as much as the next Kiss LP, but frankly there’s only one cut that really sends me – “Dreams,” written by Stevie Nicks. Look, I know she has an air that she’s hot...
The Long Hard Drive from British Blues to California Gold By Cameron Crowe Rolling Stone Thursday, March 24, 1977 (RS 235) Fuck it… Peter Green didn’t want his 30,000 [pounds] a year. The money was royalties...
Big Mac: two all gold albums special songs let-ups cheesecake pickles divorce on a star-crossed success run.
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John Grissim / Crawdaddy (November 1976, Issue 66, p33-40. 8p)