Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac are an iconic British-American rock band formed in London in 1967, whose turbulent internal dynamics and legendary songwriting evolution made them one of the best-selling acts of all time. Originally founded by guitarist Peter Green, drummer Mick Fleetwood, and bassist John McVie as a highly influential British blues boom band, the group underwent multiple lineup changes before expanding their sound into polished, melodic pop-rock in the 1970s. The addition of keyboardist Christine McVie, followed by the American duo of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks in 1975, catalyzed the band's peak commercial era, culminating in their 1977 masterpiece album Rumours, which became a global cultural phenomenon despite being fueled by intense emotional breakups within the group. Known for their distinct multi-vocal harmonies and a string of timeless hits like "Dreams," "Go Your Own Way," and "Landslide," Fleetwood Mac's massive legacy was officially recognized with their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998.
Known For
- Dreams
- Landslide (Remastered)
- The Chain
- Go Your Own Way
- Silver Springs
Discography Highlights
- Like Crying: The Songs of Danny Kirwan 2025
- Say You Will 2003
- Time 1995
- Behind the Mask 1990
- Tango in the Night (2017 Remaster) [Deluxe Edition] 1987
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Soundtrack Appearances
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Second song in 9-1-1: Nashville Trailer
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Rumors of racism swirled around Troy Aikman during Super Bowl hype.
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End credits song from the movie Don't Say Good Luck
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Police raid John's residence using tear gas following his proposal to Sophia; he is subsequently arrested.
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At a conference, Laurel and John reunite at the hotel gym, swapping banter and laughs as they discuss literature, relationships, and their past marriages. As they chat, the upbeat soundtrack adds a carefree vibe to their conversation about second chances, co-parenting, and moving forward, highlighting the theme of resilience in the face of life's ups and downs.
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As "Landslide" plays in the background, the episode takes a trip down memory lane, revisiting Belly's childhood when she got her own room at the summer house. The iconic song perfectly captures the mix of emotions Belly felt - excitement for growing up and sadness about leaving her carefree youth behind.
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Belly and Conrad open up about their recent struggles in the car, their emotional guards down for once. As 'Songbird' plays softly in the background, its gentle melody infuses their vulnerable confessions, Conrad reveals he lost his job, while Belly reassures him that nobody's perfect. The song's hopefulness and regret mingle with their conversation, creating a sense of intimacy and safety between them.
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Performed by The Way Home Cast