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Fleetwood Mac: Rare Performances 1960s 1980s

Join Rock Legends Live host Bill Shelley for a dazzling evening of rare filmed concert performances by the legendary band
Fleetwood Mac started in the mid 1960s as a British blues band and struggled to have its songs chart until Mick Fleetwood and John MacVie changed their line-up and transformed their style. Once their song "Black Magic Woman" took off with Santana's cover of it, Fleetwood Mac began a dazzling flight to rock stardom. This exciting tribute evening will begin with some of Fleetwood Mac's earlier songs, featuring early guitarists Peter Green and Bob Welch, and follow their upward trek with their third guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, keyboardist Christine MacVie, and new chanteuse Stevie Nicks. The program will include songs from Rumours, their Grammy-winning, number one album that broke all records in sales and made the world sit up and notice them. Among the songs that will be highlighted during this show are "Black Magic Woman," "Albatross," "Rhiannon," "Go Your Own Way," "You Make Loving Fun," "Don't Stop," "Gypsy," "Tusk," "Dreams," "Eyes of the World," "Sisters of the Moon," "Hold Me," "Say You Love Me," Little Lies," "Sara," and more! No Fleetwood Mac fan will want to miss this thrilling evening of live concert film performances from Japan, Europe, and America, as well as television appearances and promo films. Approx. 110 minutes