Mick Fleetwood

...for three NZ shows in Auckland, Napier and Christchurch this March. Hot on the heels of two sold-out NZ Fleetwood Mac shows, Mick Fleetwood and his band will accompany these legends to perform Mick Fleetwood Blues Band original material...

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MICK FLEETWOOD - MICK FLEETWOOD DIAGNOSED WITH SWINE FLU Caption: Mick Fleetwood (Picture) Fleetwood Mac performing live at The Ahoy Rotterdam, The Netherlands .... MICK FLEETWOOD DIAGNOSED WITH SWINE FLU Rocker MICK FLEETWOOD has...

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...the passion that Stevie Nicks put into "Sara" (the song she wrote about her best friend, for whom Mick Fleetwood left his wife after he'd ended his affair with Stevie), the tenderness of "You Make Loving Fun" (which the keyboards player...

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...well but unwisely were shattered as soon as Fleetwood Mac struck up "Monday Morning". The 1975 track sounded vibrant and crisp, with Mick Fleetwood hammering his kit and Lindsey Buckingham giving some Springsteen-style welly to the vocal.

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...Hollywood A-grade in your septum. Together, they conjure such an electricity that the rhythm section John McVie and Mick Fleetwood, whose British blues band was transformed by the Buckingham-Nicks takeover in 1974, can only stand and watch.

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...that took cynics such as me by surprise. For two-and-a-half hours Stevie Nicks, a remarkably youthful looking Lindsey Buckingham, Mick Fleetwood and John McVie played with an enthusiasm and verve to appease anyone grumbling over the high...

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...one of the best-selling albums of all time. Christine McVie may have quit in 1998, but her ex-husband John McVie, along with Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, are back on the road again for the first time in six...

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...has walked off to effect another costume change and he's left alone to indulge himself with the stalwart rhythm section of Mick Fleetwood and John McVie. Perhaps over-fond of the extended instrumental, he plays with a serious stare and...

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IF one band summed up the hedonistic eighties more than any other, it was Fleetwood Mac. Now founder member Mick Fleetwood admits that it was early to bed on Friday night in Dublin in advance of their two gigs at the 02 Arena. He's a...

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...blokes. Peter Green s Fleetwood Mac, so-called because its three stalwarts were Green on lead guitar, John McVie on bass and Mick Fleetwood on drums, was heir to the legendary British blues acts such as John Mayall, the Yardbirds and...

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