Fleetwood Mac · 1987

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1. Fleetwood MacAugust 7, 1982

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   Fleetwood Mac se svým třináctým studiovým albem „Mirage“ dostali na první místo amerického albového žebříčku Billboard Top LPs & Tape (Billboard 200), kde zahájili pětitýdenní pobyt na vrcholu. Šlo o jejich třetí album na prvním místě amerického žebříčku. Album se dostalo do Top 5 také ve Velké Británii, Austrálii, Kanadě a Norsku.
2. Fleetwood MacSeptember 2, 1982

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   Fleetwood Mac played the second concert of their 33-date Mirage Tour at the Omni Coliseum in Atlanta, Georgia. Men at Work were the opening act, and their debut album Business as Usual was rapidly climbing the US charts. Two weeks after the tour ended in October, Men At Work embarked on their own tour as the headlining act.
3. Fleetwood MacAugust 6, 1980

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   Fleetwood Mac performed at the Hollywood Sportatorium in Pembroke Pines, Florida.
4. Fleetwood MacAugust 31, 1980

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   Fleetwood Mac concluded their Tusk world tour with a major concert in Los Angeles.
5. Fleetwood MacSeptember 1, 1980

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   They concluded an eleven-month world tour with a performance at the Hollywood Bowl. Lindsey Buckingham announced from the stage that it would be their last concert for a long time. The group did not return to the concert stage until nearly two years later during the Mirage tour.
6. Fleetwood MacOctober 4, 1980

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   During halftime of the USC vs. Arizona State football game at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, and Mick Fleetwood performed together with the USC Trojan Marching Band. Nicks twirled a baton, Fleetwood played the bass drum, and Buckingham conducted the band. The 112-member USC marching band had participated in the recording of “Tusk,” and Fleetwood Mac subsequently presented the band with a platinum record for its participation in the recording.
7. Fleetwood MacOctober 8, 1979

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   Fleetwood Mac brought forward the release of Tusk after its songs began mysteriously appearing on U.S. radio stations.
8. Fleetwood MacOctober 10, 1979

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   The classic Fleetwood Mac lineup — Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks — received the 1,715th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 6608 Hollywood Boulevard. During the ceremony, Los Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley officially proclaimed October 10 “Fleetwood Mac Day.” The honor recognized their musical achievements as well as their local charitable and humanitarian activities.
9. Fleetwood MacOctober 12, 1979

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   Fleetwood Mac release their twelfth studio album, Tusk, through Warner Bros. Records. The experimental double album follows the success of 1977’s Rumours. According to the supplied record, recording costs more than $1 million. The album reaches No. 4 in the U.S. and No. 1 in the UK; one record also lists it at No. 1 in New Zealand. The source says more than four million copies are sold worldwide. Its release is brought forward after RKO radio stations obtain a leaked copy and begin playing it. The album also produces the hits “Sara” and “Tusk.”
10. Fleetwood MacSeptember 2, 1977

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    The album “Rumours” was released in the United Kingdom.
11. Fleetwood MacOctober 8, 1977

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    Fleetwood Mac's Rumours reached its 22nd week at No. 1 on the U.S. album chart.
12. Fleetwood MacAugust 12, 1997

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    MTV aired the premiere of the concert special The Dance, which captured the reunion of the five members onstage for the first time since 1982; the special was created from two previously filmed performances at the Warner Brothers lot.