Ep 120 - Stevie Nicks/Lindsey Buckingham

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This Week: Hear Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham in separate interviews from the early '80s talking about their solo work, but more importantly, their ongoing battles within Fleetwood Mac. Plus Tom tells us some fascinating facts from the Nicks biography - including the very famous rock star who was the love of Stevie's life (and no, it's not Lindsey or Don Henley or Tom Petty)! And Christopher tells us a wild story about recently being onstage with one of the newest members of The Mac - Neil Fin

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The recent drama in Fleetwood Mac makes Episode 20 a must listen! Hear Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham in separate interviews from the early '80s talking about their solo work, but more importantly, their ongoing battles within...

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