Complete List Of Fleetwood Mac Songs From A to Z

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Fleetwood Mac never belonged to a single era or sound. The band moved from Peter Green’s electric blues to Bob Welch’s atmospheric rock and then into the finely balanced songwriting of Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks, and Christine McVie, all while Mick Fleetwood and John McVie held its identity together. This A-to-Z guide follows that remarkable evolution through album tracks, hits, alternate versions, rarities, and recordings from every major chapter of the band’s history.

Complete List Of Fleetwood Mac Songs From A to Z

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Fleetwood Mac’s legendary journey began in London in 1967, when guitarist Peter Green, drummer Mick Fleetwood, and bassist John McVie united their musical visions to create a blues-rock band deeply rooted in traditional American blues. Initially named Peter Green’s Fleetwood Mac, the group rapidly gained recognition through dynamic live performances and authentic blues sensibilities. Their early singles, notably “Black Magic Woman,” later popularized by Santana, and “Albatross,” which reached number one on the UK chart, established them firmly in the British blues scene.

Throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s, Fleetwood Mac endured multiple lineup shifts, notably the departure of Green and the 1971 to 1974 tenure of guitarist Bob Welch. The band’s sound evolved significantly during this period, drifting from its blues origins toward a more melodic rock style. In 1975, the addition of American musicians Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks propelled Fleetwood Mac into an unprecedented era of commercial success and creative vitality. This refreshed lineup released the self-titled album Fleetwood Mac, introducing hit singles including “Rhiannon,” “Over My Head,” and “Say You Love Me,” and marking the band’s commercial breakthrough in the United States.

The follow-up, 1977’s Rumours, became the definitive album of Fleetwood Mac’s career. Driven by intricate interpersonal relationships and emotional tensions among the band members, Rumours yielded massive hits including “Go Your Own Way,” “Dreams,” “Don’t Stop,” and “The Chain.” The album dominated charts worldwide, spending 31 weeks atop the Billboard 200 in the United States and earning the Grammy Award for Album of the Year in 1978. Rumours went on to become one of the best-selling albums of all time.

Fleetwood Mac’s ambitious streak continued with the experimental double album Tusk in 1979, notable for its bold departure from the accessible style of Rumours. Although it received mixed reviews initially, Tusk later gained critical appreciation for its artistic courage, further solidifying the band’s legacy as innovators. Subsequent albums including Mirage, featuring “Hold Me” and “Gypsy,” and Tango in the Night, driven by “Little Lies” and “Everywhere,” reinforced Fleetwood Mac’s reputation as consistent hitmakers capable of adapting to shifting musical landscapes.

In recognition of their significant cultural impact, Fleetwood Mac was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998. The inducted members were Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Peter Green, Jeremy Spencer, Danny Kirwan, Lindsey Buckingham, and Stevie Nicks. The band’s enduring influence also earned it a Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music. Beyond awards, Fleetwood Mac’s distinctive combination of heartfelt songwriting, intricate harmonies, and relatable themes cemented its widespread appeal among generations of listeners.

Outside their considerable musical achievements, Fleetwood Mac’s members often championed charitable causes and social activism. Stevie Nicks supported organizations assisting veterans and people affected by illness, while other members participated in philanthropic and conservation-related efforts reflecting their personal interests beyond the stage.

With a discography spanning several distinct eras, numerous live recordings, and countless compilations, Fleetwood Mac remains an enduring symbol of creative resilience and musical innovation. The band’s remarkable ability to navigate internal turmoil and reinvent itself artistically deeply endeared it to fans worldwide. Through timeless anthems, deeply human storytelling, and an unmistakable musical identity, Fleetwood Mac secured an unrivaled legacy in popular music.

Complete List Of Fleetwood Mac Songs From A to Z

“Affairs of the Heart” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“All Over Again” – Time – 1995
“Although the Sun Is Shining” – Then Play On – 1969
“Angel” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Angel” – Tusk – 1979
“Bad Loser” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Bare Trees” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Beautiful Child” – Tusk – 1979
“Before the Beginning” – Then Play On – 1969
“Behind the Mask” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“Believe Me” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Bermuda Triangle” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Big Love” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Bleed to Love Her” – Say You Will – 2003
“Blood on the Floor” – Kiln House – 1970
“Blow by Blow” – Time – 1995
“Blue Letter” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Book of Love” – Mirage – 1982
“Book of Miracles” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Born Enchanter” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Bright Fire” – Penguin – 1973
“Brown Eyes” – Tusk – 1979
“Buddy’s Song” – Kiln House – 1970
“Can’t Go Back” – Mirage – 1982
“Caroline” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Caught in the Rain” – Penguin – 1973
“Child of Mine” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Closing My Eyes” – Then Play On – 1969
“Cold Black Night” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“Come” – Say You Will – 2003
“Come a Little Bit Closer” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Coming Home” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Coming Home” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Coming Your Way” – Then Play On – 1969
“Crystal” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Danny’s Chant” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Destiny Rules” – Say You Will – 2003
“Did You Ever Love Me” – Penguin – 1973
“Dissatisfied” – Penguin – 1973
“Do You Know” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“Doctor Brown” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Don’t Stop” – Rumours – 1977
“Down Endless Street” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Dragonfly” – Kiln House – 1970
“Dreamin’ the Dream” – Time – 1995
“Dreams” – Rumours – 1977
“Dust” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Dust My Broom” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Earl Gray” – Kiln House – 1970
“Empire State” – Mirage – 1982
“Emerald Eyes” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Evenin’ Boogie” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Everybody Finds Out” – Say You Will – 2003
“Everywhere” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Eyes of the World” – Mirage – 1982
“Family Man” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Fighting for Madge” – Then Play On – 1969
“For Your Love” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“For Your Love (Mono promo edit)” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Forever” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Freedom” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“Future Games” – Future Games – 1971
“Go Your Own Way” – Rumours – 1977
“Gold Dust Woman” – Rumours – 1977
“Goodbye Baby” – Say You Will – 2003
“Good Things (Come to Those Who Wait)” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Got to Move” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“Gypsy” – Mirage – 1982
“Hard Feelings” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“Hellhound on My Trail” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“Heroes Are Hard to Find” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Heroes Are Hard to Find (single version)” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Hi Ho Silver” – Kiln House – 1970
“Hold Me” – Mirage – 1982
“Hollywood (Some Other Kind of Town)” – Time – 1995
“Honey Hi” – Tusk – 1979
“Homeward Bound” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Homeward Bound (Live)” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Hypnotized” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“I Do” – Time – 1995
“I Don’t Want to Know” – Rumours – 1977
“I Got It in for You” – Time – 1995
“I Know I’m Not Wrong” – Tusk – 1979
“I Loved Another Woman” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“I Wonder Why” – Time – 1995
“I’m So Afraid” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“(I’m a) Road Runner” – Penguin – 1973
“Illume (9-11)” – Say You Will – 2003
“In the Back of My Mind” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“I’ve Lost My Baby” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“If You Be My Baby” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Isn’t It Midnight” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Isn’t it Midnight (alternate mix)” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Jewel Eyed Judy” – Kiln House – 1970
“Jewel Eyed Judy (Single Version)” – Kiln House – 1970
“Juliet” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Just Crazy Love” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Keep On Going” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Landslide” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Lay It All Down” – Future Games – 1971
“Lay It All Down (Alternate Version)” – Future Games – 1971
“Lazy Poker Blues” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Like Crying” – Then Play On – 1969
“Little Lies” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Little Lies (Extended Version)” – Time – 1995
“Looking for Somebody” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“Long Grey Mare” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“Love in Store” – Mirage – 1982
“Love Is Dangerous” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“Love Minus Zero/No Limit” – Say You Will – 2003
“Love That Burns” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Merry Go Round” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“Miles Away” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Miranda” – Say You Will – 2003
“Mission Bell” – Kiln House – 1970
“Monday Morning” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Morning Rain” – Future Games – 1971
“Murrow Turning Over in His Grave” – Say You Will – 2003
“My Baby’s Good to Me” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“My Dream” – Then Play On – 1969
“My Heart Beat Like a Hammer” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“Mystified” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Mystified (alternate version)” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Mystified (instrumental demo)” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Need Your Love Tonight” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Never Forget” – Tusk – 1979
“Never Going Back Again” – Rumours – 1977
“Never Make Me Cry” – Tusk – 1979
“Night Watch” – Penguin – 1973
“Nights in Estoril” – Time – 1995
“No Place to Go” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“Not Make Believe” – Say You Will – 2003
“Not That Funny” – Tusk – 1979
“Nothing Without You” – Time – 1995
“Oh Daddy” – Rumours – 1977
“Oh Diane” – Mirage – 1982
“One Sunny Day” – Then Play On – 1969
“One Together” – Kiln House – 1970
“Only Over You” – Mirage – 1982
“Ooh My Love” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Over & Over” – Tusk – 1979
“Over My Head” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Peacekeeper” – Say You Will – 2003
“Peacekeeper (Live from Sessions@AOL)” – Say You Will – 2003
“Prove Your Love” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Purple Dancer” – Kiln House – 1970
“Rattlesnake Shake” – Then Play On – 1969
“Red Rover” – Say You Will – 2003
“Remember Me” – Penguin – 1973
“Revelation” – Penguin – 1973
“Rhiannon” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Ricky” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Rollin’ Man” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Running Through the Garden” – Say You Will – 2003
“Safe Harbour” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Sands of Time” – Future Games – 1971
“Sands of Time (Single Version)” – Future Games – 1971
“Sara” – Tusk – 1979
“Save Me” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“Save Me a Place” – Tusk – 1979
“Say Goodbye” – Say You Will – 2003
“Say You Love Me” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Say You Will” – Say You Will – 2003
“Say You Will (Live from Sessions@AOL)” – Say You Will – 2003
“Searching for Madge” – Then Play On – 1969
“Second Hand News” – Rumours – 1977
“Sentimental Lady” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Sentimental Lady (Single Version)” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Seven Wonders” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Seven Wonders (early version)” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Shake Your Moneymaker” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“She’s Changing Me” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Show Me a Smile” – Future Games – 1971
“Show Me a Smile (Alternate Version)” – Future Games – 1971
“Show-Biz Blues” – Then Play On – 1969
“Silver Girl” – Say You Will – 2003
“Silver Heels” – Heroes Are Hard to Find – 1974
“Sisters of the Moon” – Tusk – 1979
“Skies the Limit” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“Smile at You” – Say You Will – 2003
“Somebody” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Sometimes” – Future Games – 1971
“Sometimes (Alternate Version)” – Future Games – 1971
“Songbird” – Rumours – 1977
“Sooner or Later” – Time – 1995
“Spare Me a Little of Your Love” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Special Kind of Love” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Stand on the Rock” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“Station Man” – Kiln House – 1970
“Station Man (Single Version)” – Kiln House – 1970
“Steal Your Heart Away” – Say You Will – 2003
“Stone” – Future Games – 1971
“Stop Messin’ Round” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Storms” – Tusk – 1979
“Straight Back” – Mirage – 1982
“Sugar Daddy” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Sunny Side of Heaven” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Talkin’ to My Heart” – Time – 1995
“Tango in the Night” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Tango in the Night (demo)” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Tell Me All the Things You Do” – Kiln House – 1970
“That’s All for Everyone” – Tusk – 1979
“That’s Alright” – Mirage – 1982
“That’s Enough for Me” – Tusk – 1979
“The Chain” – Rumours – 1977
“The City” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“The Derelict” – Penguin – 1973
“The Ghost” – Bare Trees – 1972
“The Ledge” – Tusk – 1979
“The Second Time” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“The Way I Feel” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“The World Keep on Turning” – Fleetwood Mac – 1968
“These Strange Times” – Time – 1995
“Think About Me” – Tusk – 1979
“This Is the Rock” – Kiln House – 1970
“Thoughts on a Grey Day” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Thrown Down” – Say You Will – 2003
“Trinity (Mono Version)” – Bare Trees – 1972
“Trying So Hard to Forget” – Mr. Wonderful – 1968
“Tusk” – Tusk – 1979
“Underway” – Then Play On – 1969
“Walk a Thin Line” – Tusk – 1979
“Warm Ways” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“Welcome to the Room… Sara” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“What a Shame” – Future Games – 1971
“What a Shame (Unedited)” – Future Games – 1971
“What Makes You Think You’re the One” – Tusk – 1979
“What’s the World Coming To?” – Say You Will – 2003
“When It Comes to Love” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“When I See You Again” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“When the Sun Goes Down” – Behind the Mask – 1990
“When You Say” – Then Play On – 1969
“Where We Belong” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“Why” – Mystery to Me – 1973
“Winds of Change” – Time – 1995
“Wish You Were Here” – Mirage – 1982
“Without You” – Then Play On – 1969
“Woman of 1000 Years” – Future Games – 1971
“World Turning” – Fleetwood Mac – 1975
“You and I, Part II” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“You and I, Part II (full version)” – Tango in the Night – 1987
“You Make Loving Fun” – Rumours – 1977