FLEETWOOD MAC ALBUMS IN ORDER MAC

FLEETWOOD MAC ALBUMS IN ORDER MAC

Wonderful (1968) Then Play On (1969) Kiln House (1970) Future Games (1971) Bare Trees (1972) Penguin (1973) Mystery to Me (1973) Heroes Are Hard to Find (1974) Fleetwood Mac (1975) also known as 'The White. Music videos edit 1976 - 'Rhiannon' (performance clip) 1977 - 'Go Your Own Way' (performance clip) 1977 - 'Dreams' (performance clip) 1977 - 'Don't Stop' (performance clip) 1977 - 'You Make Loving Fun' (performance clip) 1979 - 'Tusk' 1979 - 'Sara' (performance clip) 1979 - 'Not That Funny'. Though it went gold, it was Fleetwood Mac's least successful new album in 15 years. Studio albums edit Fleetwood Mac (1968) also known as Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac Mr. Behind The Mask was never less than pleasant, but never of the calibre of the work of the previous lineup, either. Their first album without him, 1970s Kiln House, saw the return of early guitarist/vocalist/pianist Jeremy Spencer (who was on Fleetwood Macs first two albums but sat out of much of Then Play On.

But Nicks's four contributions (three of them co-written) weren't up to her usual standard, and while McVie proved more dependable, turning in the Top 40 pop hit 'Save Me' and the Top Ten Adult Contemporary hit 'Skies The Limit,' her light, romantic efforts needed sturdier work to play off of.

They tried: Burnette's 'Hard Feelings,' written with Jeff Silbar, was a worthy effort.

Fleetwood Mac's only full-length album with a lineup of Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks, Billy Burnette, and Rick Vito proved an artistic and commercial disappointment not so much because Lindsey Buckingham was missing as songwriter/guitarist/singer/ producer as because the group's other writers, Nicks and Christine McVie, didn't pick up the slack, relying on Burnette and Vito to come up with material.

Fleetwood mac albums in order