About this album
Released in 1975, Fleetwood Mac marked a turning point for the band, introducing Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham and establishing the lineup that would define their most celebrated era. Blending Christine McVie’s melodic songwriting, Buckingham’s intricate guitar work, and Nicks’s unmistakable voice, the album moves effortlessly from the haunting mysticism of “Rhiannon” to the intimate reflection of “Landslide” and the warmth of “Say You Love Me.” Sometimes called the White Album, this nine-times Platinum release reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and laid the groundwork for Rumours, capturing a band in the midst of reinvention and the beginning of one of rock’s most enduring creative partnerships.
Tracklist
Side A
- Monday Morning
- Warm Ways
- Blue Letter
- Rhiannon
- Over My Head
- Crystal
- Say You Love Me
- Landslide
- World Turning
- Sugar Daddy
- I'm So Afraid
About this album
Released in 1975, Fleetwood Mac marked a turning point for the band, introducing Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham and establishing the lineup that would define their most celebrated era. Blending Christine McVie’s melodic songwriting, Buckingham’s intricate guitar work, and Nicks’s unmistakable voice, the album moves effortlessly from the haunting mysticism of “Rhiannon” to the intimate reflection of “Landslide” and the warmth of “Say You Love Me.” Sometimes called the White Album, this nine-times Platinum release reached No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and laid the groundwork for Rumours, capturing a band in the midst of reinvention and the beginning of one of rock’s most enduring creative partnerships.
Tracklist
Side A
- Monday Morning
- Warm Ways
- Blue Letter
- Rhiannon
- Over My Head
- Crystal
- Say You Love Me
- Landslide
- World Turning
- Sugar Daddy
- I'm So Afraid