Amongst my family and friends, I’m known for two things – my incessant concertgoing and my love of Fleetwood Mac. Thirty years later, that infatuation still lives on.
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I slowly added “Rumours” and the entire catalog of Fleetwood Mac albums, including the Peter Green and Bob Welch era gems, to my record and tape collection.
I loved the entire album and realized I was developing a strong infatuation with Fleetwood Mac’s music. They repeatedly played in the background of my childhood for nearly a decade before I noticed them. Those hit singles were staples on the 1970s soft rock stations my mom listened to while riding in the car or doing work around the house.
My brother, Steve, and I requested the listening party after picking up a copy of Fleetwood Mac’s “Tango in the Night.” We wanted to hear the band’s mega hit album from a decade earlier in its entirety.įrom the moment the needle hit the record, I was surprised at how many songs I recognized from the album – “Dreams,” “Go Your Own Way, “Don’t Stop” and “You Make Loving Fun.” She plopped the album down on my grandma’s large wooden stereo system, which featured a 1972 era record player inside and was adorned with large golden knobs. She quickly grabbed the album and brought it downstairs to play during a family listening party one night in April 1987.
The original copy she had purchased when I was a baby. She flipped through the dusty Linda Ronstadt, Carly Simon and Eagles albums to locate Fleetwood Mac’s “ Rumours.” My mom retreated to her bedroom to unearth a classic rock album from her 1970s era vinyl collection. Happy 23rd Anniversary! Follow The Stratton Setlist on Twitter My Tweets The Stratton Setlist CategoriesĮnter your email address to follow The Stratton Setlist and receive notifications of new posts by email.įleetwood Mac’s 2013 reissue of “Rumours.”
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