Fleetwood Mac - Who's The New Girl? ( Full Album1975) 

Buckingham and Nicks were very popular in Alabama during the early 70's. Their album on Polydor is a classic, when those of us in Huntsville who knew about the band, heard that Lindsay and Stevie were joining up with Mick, John and Christine, we all knew a super group had just been formed. My personal connection with Lindsay's music goes back to the Summer of 1965, but that's another story.

Yep It's like Lindsey and Stevie's 2nd gig with the MAC.

Day on the Green concert 8/3/75. Pretty sure this is the same setlist. Also on the bill that day: Peter Frampton, Robin Trower, Dave Mason, Gary Wright.

Day on the Green was at the Oakland Coliseum

2022......

2024

Love Rumours album. Listened to it constantly. I attended the 1979 Tusk tour in Cleveland Ohio at the Cavaliers Richland Colliseum. A couple of songs from that location made the LIVE album. It was my first concert and it was on a school night. We got home at 2:00 AM and our parents made us go to school. I got through the day on pure adrenaline wearing my Fleetwood Mac concert t shirt. We were the coolest kids in school that day 😎🎶🎼🎵🎤Best concert ever! 👏👏💕💕⚡️🎶⚡️

He's the kind of guitar player that is so deeply in the rhythm, and just digs right in.

I so agree!!! I love hearing the old FWM staples with Stevie and Lindsey adding their talents to those old classics!

Oh Well & World Turning, both Peter Green songs were included in their concerts up through 2019. The songs for rumours were already being written & they were in Rumours recording sessions before the white album became a hit because it grew very slowly. It was big news in the studio when they heard that over my head, the first single, had entered the top 20. FM had never charted that high before in the US.

@@silvermoontearoom7123 I can respect all of that... but "World Turning" was written by Christine McVie and Lindsey Buckingham.

@@noahhenson1669 Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac released "Fleetwood Mac" album on 2/24/68 containing the song, "World Keep on Turning" written by Peter Green. In 1975, Christine McVie & Lindsey Buckingham reworked the song, and released it as World Turning. Additional older Fleetwood Mac songs made it into the set lists for later tours including, Peter Green's: "I loved another woman" "rattlesnake shake" "black magic woman" & "man of the world." Danny Kirwin's: "Tell me all the things you do." and Bob Welch's "Hypnotized."

@@silvermoontearoom7123 Green's "World Keep on Turning" is 12-bar blues with lyrics about a girl he loves: "I need her like sky needs the sun". It's in 6/8 time. "World Turning" is in 4/4, is not a blues progression, and does not share the same lyrics: "Everybody's got me down/I gotta get my feet back on the ground". I'm aware that Mick Fleetwood claims that the band "reworked" Green's song, but he is simply mistaken as the two songs share nothing in common.

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The following link starts at "Rhiannon." ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LCU8Jt3NLtM.html

Love this!

Christine McVie Wrote WHY ! She Wrote Or Co wrote Most Of The Songs ! This Album Was Awesome ! Thank you 🙏❤️Christine Was Beyond Awesome Person & Beautiful Sweet Songbird ❤️❤️🙏🙏 She Will Never Be Forgotten ! And Left A Beautiful & Awesome Legacy ! Love Her ❤️🙏 And Love Playing Her Beautiful Peaceful Sweet Muzik Everyday ! I'm In My 70S And Have Listened To Christine & Fleetwood Mac Since The 1970S ! God Bless All That Loved Her ❤️❤️🙏🙏🏵️🌸🌺💐🌼🍀💕💕🙏🙏🇺🇸🇩🇪❤️💛💙💚❤️💛💙💚

As a Green era fanboy, I dig when they played Oh Well and the Green Manalishi ;)

+ Carol Cross They were meshing and fine tuning the new band. The Midnight Special breakthrough performance occurred during this recording and concert.

And the way they announce it to silence is so funny, as no one in the crowd really knows the song yet.

Ohhhh yeahhh that song definitely has legs

Lucky you! You were a part of something special, that's for sure

She did most of the talking during this tour as well as sang in most of the songs. They began the set with a Christine Mcvie song called "Get Like You Used to be" which was edited out of this bootleg. It is a cool bluesy number. You can find it on RU-vid. I love listening to live shows of Fleetwood Mac during this period. They sounded so fresh and excited and all three singers voices were in such top form.

@@fundies2 crap, I wish I could attach a jpg, I have "get like you used to be" and the cover of the release it's on....Oh Well (to steal a title)

@@Keving3 That would be cool.

Randy Paulin it doesn't exist, it's a bootleg

That's actually a photo of the cover of a Rolling Stone magazine

What a bootleg album?

It's up there along with Booey Wonderland.

​@@realhumphreyappleby An "unauthorized live recording". The band has nothing to do with the release, but from a fans perspective they are often interesting and sometimes "crucial" documents. In this case just after B&N had joined the band so there was lots of material from previous incarnations of the band.

Maybe the reason they're toxic together is because they love each other.

...those were such good years

They have off stage guitar players when Lindsey is in the band. They can't fit his ego and another guitarist on the same stage. Js

I can't deal with hearing Lindsay doing Green Manalishi. I get it, he's a good guitarist, but he's not a great one like Green. He almost murders the track in comparison. Its painful to bear. Listen to their L.P. Before the Beginning if you don't believe me.

@@BrokenEnglish25 Haha - nice try. There is basically a back up band for Fleetwood Mac, onstage with them since 2003 Say You Will tour. Lindsey had his guitar tech play acoustic on Go Your Own Way on the Rumours, Tusk and Mirage tours - that was the only song there was an extra guitarist on, until 2003. So, you're wrong.

One of THE BEST redo’s of Station Man!

It does not...?

All in their late 20’s or early 30’s! Destined to have tell-story lives while living the dream any one of us would have died for back then.

@@gregb4461 Lindsey and Stevie were in their early 20s when they joined FM, mid 20s when they did Rumors (25-27). Mirage they were early 30s. The rest were in their early 30s at White Album period.

I had a copy of a copy of the bootlegged vinyl version on a copied cassette tape back in the days! Which got lost somewhere in time, so I'm glad too that it got posted here! Great memories! :) Thanks for sharing! ^^

@@BeeUndercover I hear ya the first thing I did when I got the internet was find my old favorite album buckingham nicks I loved that back in the day and it was there..and all the old Fleetwood Macs I hadn't heard in a long time :-)

Who is Ricky Parker?

@@coughforme21 he is

It was spelled King Biscuit Flour Hour. I think it was off of that show since I likely had the same thing you did.

@@greggchristie2351 Google it and you'll see it's "Flower." Likely a pun on "flour."

@@BasementBerean well the original blues radio show was called the King Biscuit Flour Hour. I wasn't aware that they changed it when they revived the concept in the early 70s.

@@greggchristie2351 Interesting. Makes sense.

There is no way FM would've done this set in 1977. After the success of the white album, with the exception of Oh Well and Spare Me A Little, they dropped songs from previous albums.

Yes, both of those tracks are on the 1977 record Rumours, which rocketed the band to global fame.

There is concert footage of a couple other shows during this tour. You can find them here on RU-vid. One is in color and one is in Black and White.

Yes those tracks were recorded a year later for the rumours album

They made them popular and radio-friendly. They were made in 1968.

au contraire. I finally listened to buckingham nicks and was disappointed although it was decent. this album/bootleg shows how the trio of the mcvies and mick made the band through the different phases. danny k is key to understanding the whole saga. bass and drums are the unsung heroes of that genre of rock and roll.

this is a gem I had missed

Il cantante originale di "Hypnotized", Bob Welch, lasciò la band nel dicembre 1974. Lindsay Buckingham e Stevie Nicks si unirono ai Fleetwood Mac New Years Eve 1975 ed è per questo che sembra una copertina.

Cliff Note Sounds amazing! 😍 Lucky!!

Do you mean Davenport, Iowa? That's where I'm from. If so, wished I saw them there. Where did they play? Do you remember the venue?

I mixed monitors for this, my tape that I made off my radio says the 23rd but the station manager insists it was aired the second Sunday after we recorded it which would make it the 21st. Honestly we need to find another neutral party with a dated cassette. The bands road manager took the multi track to New York and mixed it somewhere in the city then mailed us (overnighted) the 2 track and we played it that Sunday. The actual 16 track is gone, they took it.... the station was forced to overnight its 2 track back the next morning so hard proof of date is rather hard to come by. :)

@@davemarxcanon the RKO downtown....

@@Keving3 As noted, in September they were doing shows in the midwest, 1000 miles away. They played New Haven, CT Oct 20, and Storrs, CT Oct 25 - is is possible this session was October 23?

Nope

Great song.......

The image file link only shows Stevie. Hardly representative of the band performing that show

Why-the last cut of 1973’s Mystery to Me LP. You can also find a Live one at Jorgensen Auditorium on the Deluxe version of 1975’s Fleetwood Mac album, track 5 of the last “side.”

The "new girl" is the consort of 67% of the male personnel of Fleetwood Mac. ;)

According to the website Setlist.fm, Fleetwood Mac played two shows in Wallingford, CT in 1975...9/03 and 9/23. I don’t know if this is accurate, and I couldn’t imagine they would have done that, but stranger things have happened.

@@AzRoadRunner78 That site says they played in Connecticut AND Wisconsin the same night September 23. That is not possible.

etaglialavore no, because it's a bootleg

“Why” is the last cut of the flip side of 1973’s Mystery to Me album.

I'm surprised Why wasn't a bigger hit. Its a great song.

@@JKFlaker bad production if you ask me. Not enough lyrics, so they had to cut it off too soon. Too much overbearing string treatment in the second half. Its like half a song, really.

Gregg Christie I wouldn’t disagree with that. The strings can be a bit overbearing. Although the slide guitar in the beginning is cool it doesn’t quite fit the song either

i did a search - its a bootleg

@@hoonycr500 : Stop talking to yourself.

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She was more classically trained than Stevie, but their oppositions worked beautifully for them.

@@AzRoadRunner78 I just can't stand that coked-out stuffy nose sound of her voice.

@@land7776 You mean the unique raspy rock sound in her voice? Yeah I love it. I like Christine’s voice too, which is also beautiful. They both sing amazing harmonies.

@@AzRoadRunner78 ha, OK the raspy rock sound when she's underwater holding her nose voice.

@@land7776 She made a lot of money with that voice, a lot more than you or I have ever made. So clearly she’s doing something right.

Stevie fired Lindsey and nobody else had the balls to stand up, so now FM is a Crowded House/Petty (and Lindsey Buckingham) cover band. FM is through now but Lindsey will still create new music.

@@angel-mk8il The story Lindsay tells is that he was fired for "smirking" at Stevie during an awards ceremony. I think it goes far beyond smirking though. Lindsay is a mystery to me. I don't know how someone so progressive in '74, ("If you hire me you'll have to also hire my girlfriend") could go back and forth with his abusiveness. Take for example the photo on BuckinghamNicks. Stevie didn't want to go topless and he literally pressured her into it. Then there was the guitar he hurled at her head at the end of a gig. Then the time he literally was choking her on the hood of a car and had to get pulled off. You can't deny that sort of behavior. He was behaving himself for a long time but I bet Stevie KNOWS the cycle of abuse and how it begins after this long dealing with it. There comes a time when for over 45+ years you just cannot handle it anymore. There is a lot more behind that story that we may never know about. I am with you on his talent, there is no mistaking that. But abusive behavior is nothing that can be fixed at his age. I admire Lindsay's talent and always will. So I thought long and hard about their decision to can him. And I thought it MUST have been something really big, or else on the cusp of it. I think Stevie may be a bit of a Diva, sure...but she (if anyone) can completely tell when the cycle of abuse is starting again. I don't blame her at her age for not wanting to deal with it any longer, despite their great musical chemistry.

@@angel-mk8il Never said that she was. And I know they ALL have faults. Oh, and of course now YOU KNOW THEM, or 12 "random" people that do. Hahahahaha. What a freak.

@@angel-mk8il Sure, I believe you. Haha.. And I believe you just listened to hearsay. You don't know these people at all. Especially to be coming down so hard and aggressive on me with your factual "in the know" response. It was pretty harsh. You sound like someone who takes up for abusers anyway. As I said in my initial response: " There is a lot more behind that story that we may never know about. " I am ignoring you now. Fuck off.

@@KristinaDeak-Linsner I can totally see this about Lindsey’s abuse. Carol Ann Harris talked in depth about his abuse towards her in her book “Storms: My Life With Lindsey Buckingham And Fleetwood Mac.” I’m sure Lindsey was abusive towards Stevie too, which is probably a big factor of why she ended their relationship. She probably knew she financially didn’t need him anymore snd that the band wasn’t about to drop her since she was quickly becoming the cash cow. So yeah, I think it goes beyond just the smirk at the AmeriCares awards performance.