Test your knowledge of Fleetwood Mac's biggest hits, deep cuts and iconic moments.
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The tom-toms under 'Dreams' and the walking bass of 'The Chain' give the biggest songs away in a bar or two. The tougher half is calling which of the three singers is out front.
The stories behind the songs win the close rounds: a band named for two players who never sing a hit, an album cut as its couples split, a US number one that came roaring back over forty years later.
Fleetwood Mac breaks into tiers: the Rumours hits everyone sings along to, the harder game of pinning each track to Nicks, Buckingham or McVie, and the Tusk and Peter Green deep cuts that reward the diehards.
Almost anyone lands the big ones from the opening bar: 'Dreams', 'Go Your Own Way', 'The Chain', 'Don't Stop' and 'Landslide'. These are the free points early in a Fleetwood Mac quiz. The twist arrives a second later, when the question turns from the title to which of the three singers is carrying the lead.
This is the angle that sets a Fleetwood Mac quiz apart from any other. Stevie Nicks writes and sings 'Rhiannon' and 'Gypsy', Lindsey Buckingham owns 'Go Your Own Way' and 'Second Hand News', and Christine McVie carries 'Songbird', 'Everywhere' and 'You Make Loving Fun'. One album, three pens, three voices, so the miss is pinning a song on the wrong member.
Beyond the singles, the field thins out on the odd corners: the marching-band title track 'Tusk', 'Sara', 'Storms' and the fingerpicked 'Never Going Back Again'. Name these from a short clip and you have reached the top tier of a Fleetwood Mac guess-the-song round.
The hardest questions predate the famous five. The instrumental 'Albatross' topped the UK chart in 1969, 'Oh Well' and 'Man of the World' came from founder Peter Green, and 'Black Magic Woman' was his song years before Santana claimed it. A thorough Fleetwood Mac quiz hides one wildcard from this era.
Play the free Fleetwood Mac quiz to find out. Guess each song from a short clip, then say whether Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham or Christine McVie is singing lead. Eight out of ten marks a real fan; a clean sweep across the three voices is rare. Once you have your score, guess the song with friends and see who beats it.
The Rumours hits set the pace: 'Dreams', 'Go Your Own Way', 'The Chain', 'Don't Stop' and 'Landslide', with harder rounds drawing on Tusk and the Peter Green blues era.
Three songwriters shared the band and each sang their own material, so the title is only half the answer. The miss is matching a track to the wrong voice, since 'Songbird', 'Rhiannon' and 'Second Hand News' are three different singers.
Only if you know the album tracks and their writers, not just the singles. Placing 'Storms' or 'Oh Well' from a short clip, and naming who sings it, is what lifts a good score to a perfect one.
The band is named for its rhythm section, drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie, the only two members in every line-up since 1967.
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