Written by Peter Green shortly before he left Fleetwood Mac, this miasmic proto-metal blues freakout was inspired by a dream that Green had while on mescaline, in which he was visited by a green dog that represented money. Had I married Don and had that baby, and had she been a girl, I would have named her Sara,” she said in 2014. We travel through this time of change and discovery with Stella and we're rooting for her to see what we see.

Moving through numerous iterations as members left the band or briefly quit off the back of an argument, Fleetwood Mac could have a whole soap opera dedicated to their drama. But life is never straightforward, and it is about to throw a few more spanners in Stella's direction - ones which will set her thinking that perhaps she has been looking at love in the wrong way. We’ve already worked with Joe Wicks and partnered with parkrun, so it’s about time the three of us got together to make even more people smile. Christine and John McVie were in the middle of divorce, and wouldn’t speak to each other outside of the studio.Stella Shakespeare is in her 30s, but unlike everyone else around her, she hasn't got her life all sorted. to commission a big-budget video because for the first time in Fleetwood Mac history, VH1 was on the air, offering a more adult alternative to MTV.

This enthusiasm was reciprocal, as bands ranging from Pip Blom, Bull, Home Counties, The Klittens to Global Charming – as well as Smit’s other outfits Canshaker Pi, whose debut album was produced by Stephen Malkmus while the band were just teenagers, and Steve French – frequently rubbed elbows on stage. The music video was directed by Daniel Kleinman, known for his work on the title sequences to various James Bond movies. Some say it was Buckingham and his girlfriend, or it was Buckingham and Nicks,Fleetwood and Nicks, both McVies, and so on and so on. When I think about Taylor Swift’s song You’re on Your Own, Kid and the line ‘you always have been,’ it was like, that was Christine and I.

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