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The original song1977

Dreams

Stevie Nicks’s March 1977 single became Fleetwood Mac’s only US Hot 100 No. 1. Its feather-light groove returned to the UK top ten in 2020; Rumours has sold over 40 million worldwide, according to Rhino.

Fleetwood Mad refine its unhurried pocket and floating harmonies through tireless rehearsal, recreating the bittersweet calm that makes Dreams feel timeless.

Original release: 4 February 1977 · album; 24 March 1977 · single
Chart peaks: US Hot 100 No. 1 · UK No. 24 originally; No. 8 in 2020
Album / appearances: Rumours (1977)
Songwriters: Stevie Nicks

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Rumours: over 40 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — lead vocals
Lindsey Buckingham — guitars, backing vocals
Christine McVie — Rhodes, organ, backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1976

Silver Springs

Stevie Nicks turned heartbreak into a slow-burning classic, first released behind Go Your Own Way in 1976. The Dance gave it a second life in 1997, reaching No. 5 on the US Adult Contemporary chart.

Fleetwood Mad tirelessly shape its layered harmonies and gathering intensity, preserving the ache beneath every beautifully defiant phrase.

Original release: 20 December 1976 · original B-side
Chart peaks: 1997 live version: US Adult Contemporary No. 5
Album / appearances: Non-album B-side; The Dance (1997, live); Rumours deluxe (2004)
Songwriters: Stevie Nicks

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — vocals
Lindsey Buckingham — guitars, vocals
Christine McVie — keyboards, vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums, percussion

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1975

Landslide

Released on Fleetwood Mac in July 1975, Stevie Nicks’s reflection on change pairs her voice with Buckingham’s guitars. The original was an album track; The Dance’s live version later reached No. 51 on the US Hot 100.

Fleetwood Mad spend countless hours on its delicate picking and vulnerable phrasing, making that familiar reflection feel deeply personal again.

Original release: 11 July 1975 · original album track
Chart peaks: 1997 live version: US Hot 100 No. 51 (1998)
Album / appearances: Fleetwood Mac (1975); The Dance (1997, live)
Songwriters: Stevie Nicks

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — lead vocals
Lindsey Buckingham — acoustic and electric guitars

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1987

Seven Wonders

Sandy Stewart and Stevie Nicks supplied this radiant Tango in the Night single, released in June 1987. Nicks’s lead helped it reach US No. 19; Rhino puts the album’s worldwide sales above 15 million.

Fleetwood Mad meticulously polish its sparkling rhythm and cascading harmonies, rekindling the wonder and wistfulness that make its chorus soar.

Original release: 13 April 1987 · album; 5 June 1987 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 56 · US Hot 100 No. 19
Album / appearances: Tango in the Night (1987)
Songwriters: Sandy Stewart, Stevie Nicks

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Tango in the Night: over 15 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — vocals
Lindsey Buckingham — guitars, vocals
Christine McVie — keyboards, vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums, percussion

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1976

Go Your Own Way

Buckingham’s combustible breakup song arrived in December 1976, ahead of Rumours, and reached US No. 10. The five musicians turn private turmoil into an exhilarating chorus; Rhino reports over 40 million worldwide sales for its parent album.

Fleetwood Mad relentlessly refine the tumbling drums, guitar attack and harmony surge, channelling its hurt and defiance with exhilarating conviction.

Original release: 20 December 1976 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 38 · US Hot 100 No. 10
Album / appearances: Rumours (1977)
Songwriters: Lindsey Buckingham

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Rumours: over 40 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Lindsey Buckingham — lead vocals, guitars
Christine McVie — organ, backing vocals
Stevie Nicks — backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1987

Big Love

Buckingham’s March 1987 single launched Tango in the Night with UK No. 9 and US No. 5 peaks. He supplies all vocals on the original, including its famous answering sounds; Rhino reports album sales above 15 million worldwide.

Fleetwood Mad tirelessly chase its pulsing precision and feverish vocal textures, capturing the exhilaration and vulnerability beneath Buckingham’s restless drive.

Original release: 23 March 1987 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 9 · US Hot 100 No. 5
Album / appearances: Tango in the Night (1987)
Songwriters: Lindsey Buckingham

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Tango in the Night: over 15 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Lindsey Buckingham — all vocals, guitars, keyboards, programming
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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Stevie Nicks solo classic1989

Rooms On Fire

Written by Stevie Nicks and Rick Nowels, this 1989 solo single reached No. 16 in both Britain and America. Its shimmering production introduced The Other Side of the Mirror; the original recording features Nicks’s solo ensemble.

Fleetwood Mad carefully rebuild its luminous textures and yearning harmonies, bringing the song’s restless romantic spark vividly into the room.

Original release: 24 April 1989 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 16 · US Hot 100 No. 16
Album / appearances: Stevie Nicks: The Other Side of the Mirror (1989)
Songwriters: Stevie Nicks, Rick Nowels

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original solo recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — lead vocals, percussion
Rick Nowels, Jamie West-Oram — guitars
Vail Johnson — bass
Rupert Hine — keyboards, percussion
Geoff Dugmore — drums
Lori Perry-Nicks, Sharon Celani — backing vocals

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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Stevie Nicks solo classic1981

Stop Dragging My Heart

The original Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around paired Stevie Nicks with Tom Petty in July 1981, reaching US No. 3. Written by Petty and Mike Campbell, it appears on Bella Donna, with over five million worldwide sales reported by Rhino.

Fleetwood Mad tirelessly balance its gritty guitars and charged vocal exchanges, recreating the friction, chemistry and heart of this unforgettable duet.

Original release: 8 July 1981 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 50 · US Hot 100 No. 3
Album / appearances: Stevie Nicks: Bella Donna (1981)
Songwriters: Tom Petty, Mike Campbell

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Bella Donna: over 5 million worldwide (Rhino reporting). No fresh audited 2026 total available.

Original solo recording lineup

Stevie Nicks, Tom Petty — lead vocals
Tom Petty — rhythm guitar
Mike Campbell — lead guitar
Benmont Tench — organ
Donald “Duck” Dunn — bass
Stan Lynch — drums
Phil Jones — percussion
Lori Perry, Sharon Celani — backing vocals

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1970

Green Manalishi

Peter Green’s ominous The Green Manalishi (With the Two Prong Crown) reached UK No. 10 after its May 1970 release. Originally a non-album single, it documents the Green–Kirwan guitar partnership at its darkest and most powerful.

Fleetwood Mad painstakingly reconstruct its brooding riffs and vocal shadows, preserving the menace and emotional weight behind the blues-rock thunder.

Original release: 15 May 1970 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 10
Album / appearances: Non-album single; Greatest Hits (1971); Then Play On deluxe (2013)
Songwriters: Peter Green

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Peter Green — lead vocals, guitar, six-string bass
Danny Kirwan — guitar, backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1979

Sara

Stevie Nicks’s dreamlike Tusk centrepiece became a US No. 7 hit after its December 1979 single release. The five-piece lineup surrounds her vocal with rolling piano and harmonies; Rhino reports over four million worldwide sales for Tusk.

Fleetwood Mad patiently weave those floating voices and unhurried rhythms together, restoring the song’s spellbinding intimacy and bittersweet pull.

Original release: 12 October 1979 · album; 5 December 1979 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 37 · US Hot 100 No. 7
Album / appearances: Tusk (1979)
Songwriters: Stevie Nicks

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Tusk: over 4 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — lead vocals, tack piano
Lindsey Buckingham — guitars, backing vocals
Christine McVie — piano, backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1997

Temporary One

Christine McVie and Eddy Quintela’s reunion-era song arrived on The Dance in August 1997. Christine’s lead vocal gives this hopeful, gently driving number its warmth; its single reached No. 99 in Germany.

Fleetwood Mad devote patient rehearsal to that buoyant pulse and glowing vocal blend, allowing the original’s reassurance to shine through.

Original release: 19 August 1997 · album; September 1997 · single
Chart peaks: Germany No. 99 · Australia No. 130
Album / appearances: The Dance (1997)
Songwriters: Christine McVie, Eddy Quintela

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — vocals
Lindsey Buckingham — guitars, vocals
Christine McVie — keyboards, vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums, percussion
Brett Tuggle — rhythm guitar
Neale Heywood — acoustic guitar
Lenny Castro — tambourine
Sharon Celani, Mindy Stein — backing vocals

Personnel refer to the original 1997 live recording.

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The original song1987

Isn't It Midnight

A sharp-edged Christine McVie vocal meets Buckingham’s guitar on this Tango in the Night track. The 1988 UK single reached No. 60; its parent album has sold over 15 million worldwide, according to Rhino.

Fleetwood Mad work relentlessly at its interlocking guitars and harmonies, catching both the polished bite and the longing behind the hook.

Original release: 13 April 1987 · album; 6 June 1988 · UK single
Chart peaks: UK No. 60 · US Mainstream Rock No. 14
Album / appearances: Tango in the Night (1987)
Songwriters: Christine McVie, Eddy Quintela, Lindsey Buckingham

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Tango in the Night: over 15 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Christine McVie — lead vocals, keyboards
Lindsey Buckingham — guitar, Fairlight, backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1969

Man of the World

Peter Green’s tender, troubled 1969 single climbed to No. 2 in Britain. Originally outside the studio albums, it later appeared on Greatest Hits. Green, Kirwan, John McVie and Fleetwood created its spare, devastatingly expressive setting.

Fleetwood Mad painstakingly match the soft guitar conversations and fragile vocal feeling, giving its loneliness space to breathe.

Original release: April 1969 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 2
Album / appearances: Non-album single; Greatest Hits (1971); The Best of Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac (2002)
Songwriters: Peter Green

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Peter Green — lead vocals, guitar
Danny Kirwan — guitar
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1977

Songbird

Christine McVie’s intimate Rumours ballad was recorded with piano, voice and Buckingham’s acoustic guitar. Released in February 1977, it was no conventional hit single; its parent album has passed 40 million worldwide sales in Rhino’s reporting.

Fleetwood Mad honour every hush and held note, tirelessly refining the uncluttered arrangement until its quiet emotional honesty comes through.

Original release: 4 February 1977 · album track
Chart peaks: No original standalone single · UK Downloads No. 27 in 2022
Album / appearances: Rumours (1977); The Dance (1997, live)
Songwriters: Christine McVie

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Rumours: over 40 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Christine McVie — lead vocals, piano
Lindsey Buckingham — acoustic guitar

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1977

Gold Dust Woman

Stevie Nicks closes Rumours with a haunted, blues-tinted performance, first released in February 1977. An album track and later B-side, it had no original standalone chart peak. Rumours has sold over 40 million worldwide in Rhino’s reporting.

Fleetwood Mad tirelessly explore its shadowy groove and eerie vocal layers, carrying the original’s raw tension into a gripping live atmosphere.

Original release: 4 February 1977 · album track
Chart peaks: Album track / B-side · no original standalone chart peak
Album / appearances: Rumours (1977)
Songwriters: Stevie Nicks

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Rumours: over 40 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — lead vocals
Lindsey Buckingham — guitar, dobro, backing vocals
Christine McVie — Rhodes piano, backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums, cowbell, sound effects

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1977

You Make Loving Fun

Christine McVie’s joyful Rumours song became a US No. 9 single in September 1977. Its keyboard-led groove and three-part vocal blend capture the classic lineup at its warmest; Rhino reports over 40 million worldwide sales for Rumours.

Fleetwood Mad lovingly drill its syncopation and silky harmonies, bringing that unmistakable lift and open-hearted delight to every performance.

Original release: 4 February 1977 · album; September 1977 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 45 · US Hot 100 No. 9
Album / appearances: Rumours (1977)
Songwriters: Christine McVie

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Rumours: over 40 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Christine McVie — lead vocals, keyboards
Lindsey Buckingham — guitar, backing vocals
Stevie Nicks — backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1990

Save Me

Christine McVie and Eddy Quintela’s March 1990 single reached US No. 33 and UK No. 53. From Behind the Mask, it features Rick Vito and Billy Burnette in the guitar lineup alongside Christine, Stevie, John and Mick.

Fleetwood Mad tirelessly tune its urgent pulse and reassuring harmonies, capturing the emotional push and release at the centre of Christine’s plea.

Original release: March 1990 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 53 · US Hot 100 No. 33
Album / appearances: Behind the Mask (1990)
Songwriters: Christine McVie, Eddy Quintela

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Christine McVie — lead vocals, keyboards
Stevie Nicks — backing vocals
Rick Vito — lead guitar, backing vocals
Billy Burnette — rhythm guitar, backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1987

Little Lies

Christine McVie and Eddy Quintela’s August 1987 single reached UK No. 5 and US No. 4. The three singers trade its instantly recognisable responses; Tango in the Night has sold over 15 million worldwide, according to Rhino.

Fleetwood Mad tirelessly perfect the call-and-response harmonies and gleaming arrangement, giving every sweetly deceptive line its familiar emotional sting.

Original release: 14 August 1987 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 5 · US Hot 100 No. 4
Album / appearances: Tango in the Night (1987)
Songwriters: Christine McVie, Eddy Quintela

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Tango in the Night: over 15 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Christine McVie — lead vocals, keyboards
Lindsey Buckingham — guitars, keyboards, backing vocals
Stevie Nicks — backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1975

Say You Love Me

Christine McVie’s 1975 album favourite became a US No. 11 hit in 1976. Piano, guitar and buoyant harmonies introduce the new five-piece Fleetwood Mac lineup, with Buckingham and Nicks joining Christine, John and Mick.

Fleetwood Mad rehearse its easy swing and close-knit voices with tireless care, bringing the chorus’s warmth and irresistible optimism fully alive.

Original release: 11 July 1975 · album; June 1976 · US single
Chart peaks: UK No. 40 · US Hot 100 No. 11
Album / appearances: Fleetwood Mac (1975)
Songwriters: Christine McVie

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Christine McVie — lead vocals, piano
Lindsey Buckingham — guitar, banjo, backing vocals
Stevie Nicks — backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1979

Beautiful Child

Stevie Nicks’s tender Tusk ballad appeared in October 1979 without a standalone single release. The classic five-piece lineup cushions her aching lead with understated instruments and harmonies. Rhino reports Tusk’s worldwide album sales above four million.

Fleetwood Mad patiently sculpt its hushed vocal blend and gentle dynamics, safeguarding the innocence, sorrow and fragile beauty of the original.

Original release: 12 October 1979 · album track
Chart peaks: No original single release or standalone chart peak
Album / appearances: Tusk (1979)
Songwriters: Stevie Nicks

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Tusk: over 4 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Stevie Nicks — lead vocals
Lindsey Buckingham — acoustic guitar, backing vocals
Christine McVie — keyboards, backing vocals
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1977

Never Going Back Again

Lindsey Buckingham alone supplies voice and intricately picked acoustic guitar on this February 1977 Rumours track. It had no original standalone single peak; Rhino reports over 40 million worldwide sales for the album that carries this miniature gem.

Fleetwood Mad tirelessly hone every interlocking guitar figure and buoyant vocal turn, catching the resilience beneath its deceptively delicate surface.

Original release: 4 February 1977 · album track
Chart peaks: No original standalone single · US Rock Digital No. 35 (2011)
Album / appearances: Rumours (1977)
Songwriters: Lindsey Buckingham

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Rumours: over 40 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Lindsey Buckingham — lead vocals, acoustic guitar

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1977

The Chain

All five members share the writing credit on this 1977 Rumours track. Its tense harmonies erupt into John McVie’s celebrated bass break; originally an album cut, it later charted in Britain. Rhino reports Rumours sales above 40 million worldwide.

Fleetwood Mad relentlessly lock together voices, bass and drums, rebuilding the original’s suspense and explosive release with heartfelt, full-band unity.

Original release: 4 February 1977 · album track
Chart peaks: No original single · later UK Singles No. 67
Album / appearances: Rumours (1977); The Dance (1997, live)
Songwriters: Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood, Christine McVie, John McVie, Stevie Nicks

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Rumours: over 40 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Lindsey Buckingham — lead vocals, guitars, dobro
Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie — harmony vocals
Christine McVie — harmonium, organ
John McVie — fretless bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums, tambourine

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1987

Family Man

Buckingham and producer Richard Dashut wrote this rhythmically inventive Tango in the Night song. Released as a single in November 1987, it reached UK No. 54 and US No. 90; Rhino reports the album’s worldwide sales above 15 million.

Fleetwood Mad painstakingly layer its clipped rhythms, guitar colours and vocal echoes, keeping the original’s restless energy and sly charm intact.

Original release: 13 April 1987 · album; 30 November 1987 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 54 · US Hot 100 No. 90
Album / appearances: Tango in the Night (1987)
Songwriters: Lindsey Buckingham, Richard Dashut

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Tango in the Night: over 15 million worldwide (Rhino, 2025). No new audited 2026 total available.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Lindsey Buckingham — lead vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards, programming
Stevie Nicks — backing vocals
Mick Fleetwood — percussion

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.

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The original song1968

Albatross

Peter Green’s November 1968 instrumental became a UK No. 1, later appearing on English Rose and The Pious Bird of Good Omen. Green and Danny Kirwan’s guitars drift above John McVie’s bass and Fleetwood’s gentle percussion.

Fleetwood Mad tirelessly balance the twin-guitar voices, space and touch, restoring the original’s ocean-like calm and quietly overwhelming emotion.

Original release: 22 November 1968 · single
Chart peaks: UK No. 1
Album / appearances: Non-album single; English Rose (1969); The Pious Bird of Good Omen (1969)
Songwriters: Peter Green

Worldwide album sales · checked 2026Worldwide album sales: no reliable global total verified as at 1 October 2026.

Original Fleetwood Mac recording lineup

Peter Green — guitar
Danny Kirwan — guitar
John McVie — bass
Mick Fleetwood — drums

Personnel refer to the original studio recording; a linked live video may show a different touring lineup.