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Fleetwood Mac : the definitive history
After enjoying initial success as a British blues band, Fleetwood Mac became a wildly popular "soft rock" ensemble in the 1970s and '80s, dominating the mainstream music market around the world. Their albums, including the multimillion selling "Rumours," are considered classics. "Fleetwood Mac" offers a unique view of a band whose name has become synonymous with the both the triumph and heartache of rock and roll stardom.
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