As someone mentioned below, Rumours was actually the 2nd album with Nicks & Buckingham. First was self-titled Fleetwood Mac ( sometimes called their 'White Album" ) in 1975 containing 'Rhiannon' , 'Landslide" & 'Say You Love Me'
Exactly! Also, in the book Daisy’s name is Daisy. She never changes it from Margret. I wonder why they did that for the show… I haven’t watched it (I loved the book though) but I might.
Which is stupid, Why not make a show or movie based in the real thing?, there's plenty of material... I didn't like Daisy Jones and the six much, music, compared to the FM music, sucks. Idk...
Just an FYI. Peter Green, one of the great British blues guitarists of the era, formed Fleetwood Mac with Mick Fleetwood in the mid 1960s. Bassist John McVie was the Mac in the band name. Christine Perfect (McVie) joined the group in 1970. That lineup was immensely popular and they even had a No. 1 hit, with Albatross and others like Oh Well, as well as some best selling albums like Then Play On. When Peter Green left in early 1970, the band went through a somewhat uneven musical phase of changing members, until Nicks and Buckingham were discovered by Fleetwood while scouting Sound City Studios in LA. And the rest is history.
@@natscanfly1 Thanks for lovely interesting informed knowledge of The Mac And it's so true that in the Peter Green era ; was a Awesome Incredible Blues band as well... Rock On natscanfly !
Probably the key element that the Daisy Jones series captured about both Daisy and Stevie was the determination of both artists to claim their right to practice their art and chart their own career course. In 1970 this was profoundly difficult, especially in Rock which was non-politely referred to as cock rock where women rockers were almost non-existent. Both Daisy and Stevie took a Lot of attacks for stepping out from under male controls. To this day, there are men who trash Stevie for her independence and for inspiring other women to live their best lives. What the creaters of Daisy Jones changed was the role of family. Stevie remained very close to her family and received strength and emotional support from them. Daisy had self absorbed parents and raised herself without their support or love.
@@dennisjones2124 Linda Ronstadt too. Without her, the Eagles wouldn't have happened because Frey and Henley were in her touring band, as were Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon.
_"referred to as cock rock where women rockers were almost non-existent."_ There is no truth to this at all. A bunch of feminism crap. Grace Slick, Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell, Carol King, Luara Nyro, Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt, Joan Jett, Patti Smith, Tina Turner, Suzi Quatro, Mama Cass, Ann & Nancy Wilson.
Just a slight correction. Buckingham and Nicks' first Album with the Mac was actually the Album entitled 'Fleetwood Mac". It was the album prior to Rumours. On it were the songs Landslide and Rhiannon. Rumours was the best selling Album of all time for a period and overpowered anything else they did.
I grew up on Fleetwood Mac's music - my dad was a teacher during the 70's and around the time of the first album featuring Stevie and Lindsay (the self-titled Fleetwood Mac) he had a student tell him that they were going to be the biggest band in the world --- how right that student was! My dad loved telling that story and he loved FM's music (I still remember listening to those 8 tracks in the 70's). Glad this show is bringing in some new FM fans!
Great video! An addition: Stevie said while she and Lindsey publicly broke up in 77, they didn't *officially* break up until 87 (while involved w other people), they also hooked back up circa 1996-2001ish, while Lindsey was with his eventual wife- who, coincidentally, I'm sure, was a photographer at the time like Camila Dunne (this affair is covered in the Stevie album Trouble in Shangri-la and the FM album Say You Will). And then there's that 2013 performance with both in tears while singing a break up song. The Stevie/Lindsey story will never end and the Billy/Daisy relationship was probably a combination of ALL their drama over 40 years!
@wdaley24 oh yes! Stevie's songs Thrown Down, Love Is, Everybody Finds Out, Everyone Loves You, fall from grace (and Lindsey's Great Day, Bleed to Love Her) and more are about that period. I'd say they probably have been on and off for decades!
I do remember their heyday, I graduated high school a few years before Rumours released. They had chart toppers for over a year, everyone either had it or had listened to it. It was HUGE. After it released the stories of the breakups started trickling out, here was no internet then, and I to this day admire their tenacity to complete the album in the face of all that drama.
This was well done, Nats! And Stevie just posted this week that she watched DJ&6 twice now. I followed FMs career in real time. They are my all time favorite!! Christine’s passing was simply tragic and ended the magic. May she rest in peace. As for DJ&6, I thoroughly enjoyed it. 👍
I could definitely tell the influence of Fleetwood Mac, and I was a teenager during the seventies- I had a couple of Fleetwood Mac albums… I watched that whole Daisy Jones and the Six series as well, and the song writing on that show was nothing less than phenomenal.
I remember seeing Stevie and Mick walk through the lobby of a hotel i worked in in 1990. They both had big energy, Mick is tall and slim and Stevie wore some etherial tassled rock chick outfit. I knew who they were, i had grown up in the 70's listening to them, but i came to really love their music in the following years as i gypsied around the festival trails and circuits. And I really loved Daisy Jones and the six, they did a great job on the score. It can't touch Rumours, but no one expects it to, but it absolutely has to be one of the best original soundtracks created for a series, great cast too. ❤
It was good. I still say the best one was 1996's That Thing You Do! which was Tom Hanks' directorial debut. The thing I loved about a lot of the 1960s period pieces that Hanks was involved with (Apollo 13, That Thing You Do!) was how they nailed the aesthetic and culture of the music business at the time and also the culture of the Space Program. The only thing missing was the smell of non-catalytic gasoline exhaust and tobacco smoke.
Remember when Rumours came out. So many songs were played on the Radio. I bought the 45 for DON'T STOP in 77. It was 99 cents. That song was huge. Every ones parents had the 8 track playing in the car.
Nicely done! I wasn't aware that the show was based in part on FM (never watched it) but now I'm curious to check it out. My wife and I met in 2004 performing original folk rock in NYC, got married in 2013 and still perform together to this day!
Thank you very much for this video ! I've been too obssessed with the show and then with Fleetmood Mac. I can't believe how talented the cast is, Keough and Claffin are amazing. It's sad that there's not gonna be more of it. Anyways it was so enjoyable. :)
I was 17 at the height of the Rumours album. It is still in my collection today. I was going through a really rough time, constant fights with my parents, mostly my Mom, and an on and off relationship with my first love. Eventually I left home , at 17 to go out on my own, and when I was feeling insure I played Rumours. I really related to Daisy Jones and the Six. Being an only child, like Daisy aka Margaret and being ignore really hit home with me. I saw the reference to Fleetwood Mac right away in the first couple of episodes. I was lucky to see Fleetwood Mac in concert a few years ago and loved every minute of the show. Sadly with Christine gone I'm not sure they will ever tour again.
Some of "Graham's" licks were signature Buckingham bits, too. Just to add, while Fleetwood Mac was the first album Lindsey and Stevie were on with that band, they previously released an album on their own, "Buckingham Nicks." The song Crystal, which also appeared on that Fleetwood Mac album was originally released on their own album. There's a story to how Mick Fleetwood discovered Lindsey by listening to the tapes from that album...another day.
There's a dash of Mike Campbell and Don Felder in his playing too. Especially on the track Regret Me, which is a total Heartbreakers banger. Very similar to Stop Draggin' My Heart Around at the tempo of Refugee. Mike Campbell and Neil Finn from Crowded House actually replaced Lindsey Buckingham for a moment.
I caught the Mike Campbell influence but missed the Felder. Technically, Campbell and Finn are still memebers of Fleetwood Mac, despite Mick's feeling that the Mac is done, with the death of Christine McVie. You're right, Regret Me is very much like a Tom Petty composition, much like Stop Draggin' My Heart Around...with Stevie Nicks...@@happypapi1903
I love Fleetwood Mac and I do remember their hey day, after being 14 years old and listening to Rumors over and over for 2 years I got my license and slept outside 3 different times, twice for Fleetwood Mac and once for Stevie's Belladonna tour. Every live show I saw was absolutely magical. I am blessed to have seen them
A couple of things: Stevie Nicks is originally from Arizona. Supposedly Fleetwood Mac’s performance of “Silver Springs” on “The Dance” reunion concert inspired the novel “Daisy Jones and The Six”.
Stevie wrote “silver springs” after seeing an exit sign in Maryland while on the tour bus for the city Silver Spring in Maryland (the song is far more beautiful than the city)
@@4Mr.Crowley2 Another song that was named after a place - a street corner in Toronto - is Jane by Barenaked Ladies cowritten by Stephen TinTin Duffy. "The girl (who) works at the store" was some girl that Stephen Duffy met in a health food store on the Danforth in 1993 and the name "Jane St. Clair" was named after a street corner in Toronto's west end Jane and St Clair West which Duffy thought based on the name alone like "the most beautiful street corner on earth" which... it really isn't. It's the hood.
Just finished watching the show. It was good but I agree, I loved the esthetic more than the story and the actors were incredible. It's also cool to me, that the girl who plays Daisy Jones is Elvis' grand daughter. I can see glimpses of her Mom in her when she has the dark eye make up on.
.OH…. but what a ride…growing up during that period can never be repeated….however Daisy Jones and The Six….took me right back to the magic carpet ride….❤ !!! I am addicted…I want more…..
Yes I definitely picked up on the similarities with Fleetwood Mac, being a long time fan of the band. I loved the series Daisy Jones and the Six, and congratulate the cast on their excellent performances.
I jumped on the bandwagon in the early to mid-70s when Buckingham-Nicks put out their self-titled album. Weirdly enough, the album was a failure except in one place, Birmingham, Alabama. One of our FM radio stations played that album non-stop. We were all sold on the duo. I still have my album. I went to see the duo at Boutwell Auditorium in the early 70s. They played their last concert as a duo at Jacksonville State University in Alabama and then joined Fleetwood Mac. I went to their concert in 1976 or 1977 at the Birmingham/Jefferson County Civic Center. I've been a lifelong fan. I sure wish I could have seen Stevie when she had concerts in my area.
This was not a story about Fleetwood Mac. This is an adaptation of a fictional book. Even though there are similarities it was never meant to be an autobiography.
Exactly ! Plus Daisy jones & the six takes inspiration from tons of different artists from the 70s, not just fleetwood Mac. It was also its own thing, so they're not actually trying to imitate anyone and wanted an original vibe. Daisy was pretty much just aesthetically inspired by stevie, not so much supposed to be a mirror
The author said the book was heavily inspired by Fleetwood Mac's 'Silver Springs' performance. The author was inspired by Stevie and Lindsey's dynamic. It's not meant to be an autobiography, but it loosely based on Fleetwood Mac.
My mom took me to see Stevie on the wild heart tour when I was 9. We spent years singing FM songs and now my daughter loves them just as much. So happy to see this show get so much ❤
Watching Daisy Jones and the Six, certainly made me feel Fleetwood Mac vibes for sure. I love Fleetwood Mac as I grew up listening to their music as a teen. Daisy Jones and the Six series was intense and I enjoyed watching it.
I really enjoyed this, but because I am Old, I remember there was another FM album with Buckingham/Nicks prior to Rumours. It was simply titled "Fleetwood Mac." Loved the show, loved the book, enjoyed your video! Thanks!
If there was ever a show or movie done about Fleetwood Mac, it would be a can't miss, unless they got the casting brutally wrong. The endless storylines are already there. I read the book and watched the Daisy Jones show on prime, enjoyed both. It pales in comparison to the drama of Fleetwood Mac in my opinion. You have two separate couples who separated, but yet still performed together for 4 decades after they separated, performing songs you wrote about them when you were deep in the throws of these breakups, with them. I can't think of anything else as wild as the dynamic that makes up Fleetwood Mac.
I loved your video . I just finished watching Daisy Jones and loved it. I came here to get the story on Stevie Nicks. You are very observant. I was at a conference and someone said. You look like Stevie nicks. I had no idea who she was . LOL! Thanks
Thanks for covering this great series and great band. Maybe you could have told a bit more about Karen/Ch. mcVie, the keyboardist, who in the series and in the real FM band choses rock'nroll over a family. And yes of course Aurora cannot be compared to Rumors, but i agree with you that it is pretty impressive with 2 or 3 really good dings with its own vibe, meaning they really created a pop rock band for the duration of the show. Apart from dead man walking i don't remember so many original movies musical legacy.
Stevie & Lindsey made an unsuccessful album called BUCKINGHAM NICKS ( 50 yr anniversary 2023) - great album! Mick was looking for studios and a producer olayed BN for him, Mick immediately asked Lindsey to join Fleetwood Mac and Lindsey said only if they take Stevie too….. the rest is history!
To be fair, its never confirmed that Daisy and Billy actually get together at the end of the show. And the book it even more vague tbh, where its about them making music together again. Although that might just be me not picking up on hints.
Just another clarification - Rumours was not the first album featuring Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks - they were on the 1975 White album two years earlier, which was a big hit ... Rhiannon's on that, although it was written years earlier before they joined FM.
You did a fantastic job, Nats! I am a bit of a connoisseur of Fleetwood Mac and you got all of the facts correct. The only MINOR thing you said was that Stevie changed her name from Stephanie. I wouldn't go that far, because it is clearly a nickname for Stephanie. Like I said, a very minor point! Thank you for doing such a bang-up job on this!
Just FYI...Stevie only tied the knot once, with Kim Anderson in 1983. This marriage, motivated by the tragic passing of her best friend Robin of cancer (Kim's late wife), aimed at providing care for Robin's son, Matthew. Yet, the union was brief, lasting just three months. Some similarities to the death of Cami
i was a teenager in the 70's and loved fleetwood mac. possibly the most successful band at the time. still have the albums i bought way back then. i loved daisy jones. a wonderful show but i considered it was simply "based on" as a lot was very different. riley k did an amazing job. i plan to watch the series again soon.
I was a fan back in the day. We would hear about the drama at one point but I think maybe it was different back than because it was all about the music not drama. I enjoyed the show and couldn't miss the connection with Fleetwood Mac in style and sound. It made a good series. I definitely felt old watching it because it reminded me of times gone by.
Aurora contins the vocal harmonies similar to Rumours. Suki Waterhouse has a alot of high harmonies that back Riley similar to Christine backing Stevie and vice versa
Also other members of Broken Social Scene were writing consultants on the show, including Amy Millan who had her own Fleetwood Mac style drama with members of her main band Stars, some of which manifested themselves as songs on the album In Our Bedroom After The War.
Great video btw. A curious little theory is that besides Fleetwood Mac there is another band that may have served as inspiration for Daisy Jones and The Six as well. In Brazil there was a very famous singer called Rita Lee (in fact her full name was Rita Lee Jones) and in the late 60s and early 70s she was part of a folk rock band called Os Mutantes (The Mutants) which was originally formed by two brothers and was called O'Seis (The Six in a "redneck" accent) before Rita joined. Rita and Arnaldo (one of the brothers) were married and he ended up kicking her out of the band in 1978, which after that the band was over and Rita went to have a very successful solo career. Looks is also another similarity between Rita and Daisy as they both had long red hair and bangs, the resemblance is uncanny. It may be all a big coincidence, but I firmly believe the author took inspiration from those two bands (Fleetwood Mac and Os Mutantes) and created a story about a third original band.
excellent job, Nats Can Fly. We all loved Daisy Jones and the Six but knew the differences between that story and the long legacy of Fleetwood Mac. After Camilla dies and Billy knocks on Daisy's door, it was surprising to me that she was seemingly waiting for him to show up and finally got Billy as an uninvolved man. I wished the show had the Six playing more music before Aurora, as well as more of Aurora's music. It was really great work.
The drama certainly plays a role in Fleetwood’s raw emotionalism, but I would put forward the album “Rumors” (and honestly all their hits) are so good is because Lindsey, Mic, and Stevie are all musical geniuses. Anyone interested in unpacking just the compositional aspect of their work should check out Professor Rock’s video on “The Chain”. 😊
You're being unfair to Christine to say she joined the band because she was Jon's wife, it infers she wasn't there on merit. She was one of the best blueswomen in the UK, was a in a pretty successful band and won 'Top Female Singer' on the Melody Maker's Reader's Poll BEFORE she joined Fleetwood Mac.
Another band one can compare Daisy Jones and the Six to is the Montreal indie band Stars, who are about the furthest thing from a 70s band, especially since their "big album" Set Yourself On Fire came out in 2004. There was a lot of drama in that band that I didn't know about until I saw a play starring them, written by them and directed by Chris Abraham (think Curb Your Enthusiasm meets Tick Tick Boom but is also a Stars concert - very meta production) but as it turns out, their co-lead-singer Amy Millan was engaged to Chris Seligman (keyboards), and then ended up getting married to their bass player Evan Cranley, and they also wrote a lot of Rumoursesque style tracks back and forth which made it on the album In Our Bedroom After The War (Midnight Coward, Bitches in Tokyo, Today Will Be Better I Swear). They also are big fans of not only Fleetwood Mac, but also Steely Dan, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, as well as a lot of 80s English Pop like Prefab Sprout, Electronic, The The, and ofc The Smiths (Torq is actually originally from Sheffield). Also, Amy Millan and a few other members of Broken Social Scene were writing consultants on this show and a lot of stories most likely involving the likes of Kevin Drew, Leslie Feist, Emily Haines, Jimmy Shaw (Metric) made it into the storylines. Their "job" was to help the writers understand what it was like to "be on a tour bus in your 20s with other attractive 20somethings playing music every night and getting paid in alcohol".
Actually the White Fleetwood Mac album was done at Sound City. Rumours was done at the Record Plant in Sausalito, near San Francisco with some mixing and overdubs done at Sound City. Songbird was recorded at the Zellerbach Auditorium using the Record Plant mobile recording truck. Dreams was written in Sly Stone's "Pit" studio at The Record Plant.
The same year Stevie released Bella Donna, Lindsey Buckingham released his own solo album Law and Order. Phil Collins also put Face Value out between the Genesis albums Duke and Abacab. In between album sessions for The Joshua Tree, U2 backed up Robbie Robertson on his eponymous debut solo album, and after the Lovetown tour wrapped up, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr played bass and drums on Daniel Lanois solo record. These things happen. Also it wasn't just Daisy that left the band. Eddie, Graham and Billy left too leaving only Karen and Warren. Thats the core of the band including both frontmen. Zeppelin ended because Bonham died.
Not only did Mick Fleetwood have an affair with Stevie, but he also had an affair with one of her friends. Her dumped Stevie for her friend, which ticked her off.
I loved the movie Daisy Jones and the 6. I loved where I could see the love chemistry between Daisy and Billy! Billy loved Camilla but I think he was very mixed up between the 2. In the movie I love how much Chemistry Billy and Daisy had together. I wish they would have ended up together in the end. AT THE END OF THE MOVIE WHEN DAISY WAS GOING TO I THINK IT WAS MARYLAND, DOES ANYONE KNOW WHY SHE WAS GOING THERE?
The vast vast majority of Daisy and the six was very much based off of Fleetwood Mac no doubt. However! The actress who played Daisy with the dark , dark eye make up and hair shape and style it's kind of like the threw a little Grace Slick in there too. Stevie Nix was known for her various caps, hats in her early days then flowing puffy, feathered blonde hair later. I don't ever remember Stevie with that hair style ever.
Stevie Nicks cannot compete with the multi octave range of Pat Benatar nor the power house vocals of Ann Wilson (all of the same generation). Just my opinion.
@@maryriley8077 Her voice was so perfect for the music she wrote. Silver Springs? While I agree that she can’t be called the technically best singer because there were many. Her unique vocals were like no other. But Pat benatar? Hit me with your best shot next to Landslide or The chain? That 80s music was totally different and not even close to 70s FM
I am a big fan of Stevie, but there are two women you didn't mention who could go against her note for note and probably outdo her. Linda Ronstadt and a little known singer by the name of Annie Haslam who had a five octave range the name of her band was Renaissance.
Lindsey and stevie lived together for 6 years mick fleetwood just wanted lindsey buckingham because of his guitar work but lindsey said to mick if you want me you have to take my girlfriend too stevie.
The book was inspired by Fleetwood Mac's 'Silver Springs' performance. Taylor Jenkins Reid was inspired by Stevie and Lindsey's relationship. We need a movie about Fleetwood Mac. The drama is delicious.
Binged watched the show, although the music is tepid compared to the songs on Rumors. The best thing about the show was the conflict between Daisy and Billy. The actor that played Billy was spot on.
Another distinction is that Daisy Jones had three British actors portraying members though only one (Karen) is portrayed as such. With the exception of Buckingham and Nicks al FWM members are British and do not hide the fact.
My sister Stephanie dated Lindsay after Rumours came out. She became friends with Stevie and they would hang out all the time even after she regrettably broke up with Lindsay. She actually looked so much like Stevie. To this day she is still friends with Stevie’s personal assistant Mary. My sister still dreams of Lindsay and regrets breaking up with him hastily but she’s too shy to reach out.
Fleetwood mac just wanted lindsey in the band they already had a girl in the band christine but lindsey buckingham said if you want me you have to take my girlfriend too stevie and the rest is history.
I really liked this show, in the same way Aurora didn't capture my attention as much. I think the essence of the era on which it is based was lost, and it seems more like country music❤
I loved the series and have been a long time fan of Stevie Nicks & Fleetwood Mac. I think Daisy Jones & Stevie’s style is similar but not so much their personalities. Also, Stevie’s friend Reese Witherspoon is executive producers of the Daisy Jones and the Six tv show, so it seems a tad contrived that Stevie made a statement about the show a few weeks ago. I’m sure Stevie probably liked the show, but a lot of these things are planned to get more views, ratings and money..
I was there for Fleetwood Macs heydey. I actually loved the show, despite the bland and boring music. I don’t feel the Aurora album holds a feather to Rumours. I was ok with Riley Keough. Good actress. However, Stevie Nicks was the most beautiful and unique lead singer ever and Riley, despite being Elvis’s granddaughter does not have the young Stevie’s etheric beauty.
Bland and boring? Your taste is questionable. And I find Riley Keough much more beautiful than Nicks ever was, although, I do not thing that looks are what is important here.
i never appreciated Lindsey Buckingham till saw Flletwood Mac in concert. Everyonr took breaks through the lond show EXCREPT Lindsey. gave me a huge appreciation for his talent.
Mac Fleetwood had numerous band before getting it with Stevie and Lindsey who said they were a joint package. Mac wanted Lyndsey at first but that's when he said it's both of none.
I like that it's loosely inspired by the band, because I've read lots and lots about FM and Nicks (favourite singer of all time), so it's not like revisiting the usual story. Nevertheless, the book wasn't really for me, so I wasn't interested in the series until I heard that Nicks gave it good review.
Please don't erase from history Peter Green(baum), the original creator and lead singer/guitarist of Fleetwood Mac. He formed the band and it achieved great success before he left and Mick then spearheaded the band.
A really cool comparison of something iconic and huge with something fictional and insignificant. Better to compare Fleetwood Mac with Princess Bride. It'll be more entertaining.
A massive fleetwood mac fan and of crazy nut fan of Stevie I thought Daisy Jones and the six had nothing more in common with fleetwood mac than it being about a band in the 70s. It stood alone as a love story but didn't find much in it that was simular to mac. Daisy sure wasn't no stevie
Stevie does not remember their relationship in any way similar to Mick. Just saying. It did not last as long as he thought, according to her. 'Rumors' was the follow-up album to 'Fleetwood Mac.' Nicks always arranged her career around Fleetwood Mac. It was her outlet b/c she had such an output of tunes that would never see the light of day, competing with all of the other bandmates. She and Lyndsey have had a complicated relationship over the decades.
I tried to watch Daisy Jones…but really could NOT get into it. As a huge FM fan, I didn’t like it. Would have preferred a documentary on FM than a cheap capitalization on a parallel to FM. But I did enjoy your analogy video! Cheers!
Watching the show was interesting because when it ended you were like thank God and then you remember Fleetwood Mac goes on to live in that toxic chaos FOREVER lol
I tried watching the series but couldn’t finish it. Just didn’t like it. I read a book by Lindsay’s girlfriend from the Rumours era. That was entertaining.
As someone mentioned below, Rumours was actually the 2nd album with Nicks & Buckingham. First was self-titled Fleetwood Mac ( sometimes called their 'White Album" ) in 1975 containing 'Rhiannon' , 'Landslide" & 'Say You Love Me'
ah!! Massive oops! Thanks for the fact check!
I'm sure you've heard both Landslide and Rhiannon. Curious you didn't remember Nicks' seminal work with the band, but yeah. :) @@natscanfly1
For real FM fans, not knowing thier first album with Stevie and Lindsey is sacrilegious! @@ellenpyatt2794
I liked the first one more. I lived it
Rumours was also not as successful as fleetwood mac album.@@Cooper0829
Daisy Jones wasn’t meant to be the retelling of Fleetwood Mac, the idea was just loosely inspired by them. It’s its own original story.
Just like the musical Dreamgirls and The Supremes.
Exactly! Also, in the book Daisy’s name is Daisy. She never changes it from Margret. I wonder why they did that for the show… I haven’t watched it (I loved the book though) but I might.
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That's exactly what she says at the end of the video.
Which is stupid, Why not make a show or movie based in the real thing?, there's plenty of material... I didn't like Daisy Jones and the six much, music, compared to the FM music, sucks. Idk...
Just an FYI. Peter Green, one of the great British blues guitarists of the era, formed Fleetwood Mac with Mick Fleetwood in the mid 1960s. Bassist John McVie was the Mac in the band name. Christine Perfect (McVie) joined the group in 1970. That lineup was immensely popular and they even had a No. 1 hit, with Albatross and others like Oh Well, as well as some best selling albums like Then Play On. When Peter Green left in early 1970, the band went through a somewhat uneven musical phase of changing members, until Nicks and Buckingham were discovered by Fleetwood while scouting Sound City Studios in LA. And the rest is history.
thank you!!!
Stevie and lindsey were living together for 6 years before they broke up to bad
I LOVE the Peter Green era !!!!
and incredibly green wrote "black Magic Woman" with Fleetwood mac before Santana covered it
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Thanks for lovely interesting informed knowledge of The Mac
And it's so true that in the Peter Green era ; was a Awesome Incredible Blues band as well... Rock On natscanfly !
Probably the key element that the Daisy Jones series captured about both Daisy and Stevie was the determination of both artists to claim their right to practice their art and chart their own career course. In 1970 this was profoundly difficult, especially in Rock which was non-politely referred to as cock rock where women rockers were almost non-existent.
Both Daisy and Stevie took a Lot of attacks for stepping out from under male controls. To this day, there are men who trash Stevie for her independence and for inspiring other women to live their best lives.
What the creaters of Daisy Jones changed was the role of family. Stevie remained very close to her family and received strength and emotional support from them. Daisy had self absorbed parents and raised herself without their support or love.
Grace Slick, Janis Joplin, Mama Cass Ann & Nancy Wilson...etc...
@@dennisjones2124 Linda Ronstadt too. Without her, the Eagles wouldn't have happened because Frey and Henley were in her touring band, as were Randy Meisner and Bernie Leadon.
_"referred to as cock rock where women rockers were almost non-existent."_ There is no truth to this at all. A bunch of feminism crap. Grace Slick, Janis Joplin, Joni Mitchell, Carol King, Luara Nyro, Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt, Joan Jett, Patti Smith, Tina Turner, Suzi Quatro, Mama Cass, Ann & Nancy Wilson.
Just a slight correction. Buckingham and Nicks' first Album with the Mac was actually the Album entitled 'Fleetwood Mac". It was the album prior to Rumours. On it were the songs Landslide and Rhiannon. Rumours was the best selling Album of all time for a period and overpowered anything else they did.
Aka The white album
I grew up on Fleetwood Mac's music - my dad was a teacher during the 70's and around the time of the first album featuring Stevie and Lindsay (the self-titled Fleetwood Mac) he had a student tell him that they were going to be the biggest band in the world --- how right that student was! My dad loved telling that story and he loved FM's music (I still remember listening to those 8 tracks in the 70's). Glad this show is bringing in some new FM fans!
Great video! An addition: Stevie said while she and Lindsey publicly broke up in 77, they didn't *officially* break up until 87 (while involved w other people), they also hooked back up circa 1996-2001ish, while Lindsey was with his eventual wife- who, coincidentally, I'm sure, was a photographer at the time like Camila Dunne (this affair is covered in the Stevie album Trouble in Shangri-la and the FM album Say You Will). And then there's that 2013 performance with both in tears while singing a break up song. The Stevie/Lindsey story will never end and the Billy/Daisy relationship was probably a combination of ALL their drama over 40 years!
That’s interesting about the 1996- 2001 hook ups! They probably still love one another even with the anger.
@wdaley24 oh yes! Stevie's songs Thrown Down, Love Is, Everybody Finds Out, Everyone Loves You, fall from grace (and Lindsey's Great Day, Bleed to Love Her) and more are about that period. I'd say they probably have been on and off for decades!
And, Lindsey is now divorced.
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I didn't know that. I thought their relationship ended in 76.
I do remember their heyday, I graduated high school a few years before Rumours released. They had chart toppers for over a year, everyone either had it or had listened to it. It was HUGE. After it released the stories of the breakups started trickling out, here was no internet then, and I to this day admire their tenacity to complete the album in the face of all that drama.
Another difference in the movie was that Daisy Jones had a terrible mother she didn’t get along with. Stevie had great parents.
As did Linda Ronstadt who I think there were several homages to.
the daisy and the six book/show isn’t a retelling of fleetwood mac it’s loosely inspired
I saw Fleetwood Mac in San Francisco in 1978.... I'll never forget it, it was Rock N' Roll history!
Stevie Nick’s is my all time favorite musician 💗 Love her voice!! No one has a voice as Amazing as her. And her song writing is absolutely the best.
She is by far my favorite Vocalist of all time❤
Is there anything better than listening to Landslide off the White Album with headphones??? Pure frisson !
This was well done, Nats! And Stevie just posted this week that she watched DJ&6 twice now. I followed FMs career in real time. They are my all time favorite!! Christine’s passing was simply tragic and ended the magic. May she rest in peace. As for DJ&6, I thoroughly enjoyed it. 👍
Stevie has said if Christine was alive, she would have loved this show.
I could definitely tell the influence of Fleetwood Mac, and I was a teenager during the seventies- I had a couple of Fleetwood Mac albums… I watched that whole Daisy Jones and the Six series as well, and the song writing on that show was nothing less than phenomenal.
This was so good. I love the creative way you put a video together! Love Fleetwood Mac and loved Daisy Jones and the Six!
I remember seeing Stevie and Mick walk through the lobby of a hotel i worked in in 1990. They both had big energy, Mick is tall and slim and Stevie wore some etherial tassled rock chick outfit. I knew who they were, i had grown up in the 70's listening to them, but i came to really love their music in the following years as i gypsied around the festival trails and circuits. And I really loved Daisy Jones and the six, they did a great job on the score. It can't touch Rumours, but no one expects it to, but it absolutely has to be one of the best original soundtracks created for a series, great cast too. ❤
It was good. I still say the best one was 1996's That Thing You Do! which was Tom Hanks' directorial debut. The thing I loved about a lot of the 1960s period pieces that Hanks was involved with (Apollo 13, That Thing You Do!) was how they nailed the aesthetic and culture of the music business at the time and also the culture of the Space Program. The only thing missing was the smell of non-catalytic gasoline exhaust and tobacco smoke.
Remember when Rumours came out.
So many songs were played on the Radio.
I bought the 45 for DON'T STOP in 77.
It was 99 cents.
That song was huge.
Every ones parents had the 8 track playing in the car.
Nicely done! I wasn't aware that the show was based in part on FM (never watched it) but now I'm curious to check it out. My wife and I met in 2004 performing original folk rock in NYC, got married in 2013 and still perform together to this day!
It's a great show!
The DJ&6 soundtrack is on my spotify play list of over a thousand songs. I love this show and the music. “ Let me down easy” is ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I loved Daisy Jones character & wish there were a season 2 coming
Thank you very much for this video ! I've been too obssessed with the show and then with Fleetmood Mac. I can't believe how talented the cast is, Keough and Claffin are amazing.
It's sad that there's not gonna be more of it. Anyways it was so enjoyable. :)
awww thank you!!! no season 2!? noooooo
@@natscanfly1I don't think a season 2 would ever work since the book ends with their future selves getting closure and meeting again
I was 17 at the height of the Rumours album. It is still in my collection today. I was going through a really rough time, constant fights with my parents, mostly my Mom, and an on and off relationship with my first love. Eventually I left home , at 17 to go out on my own, and when I was feeling insure I played Rumours. I really related to Daisy Jones and the Six. Being an only child, like Daisy aka Margaret and being ignore really hit home with me. I saw the reference to Fleetwood Mac right away in the first couple of episodes. I was lucky to see Fleetwood Mac in concert a few years ago and loved every minute of the show. Sadly with Christine gone I'm not sure they will ever tour again.
I needed this video, I’m still reeling from finishing the show, thank you for this 😭
Some of "Graham's" licks were signature Buckingham bits, too.
Just to add, while Fleetwood Mac was the first album Lindsey and Stevie were on with that band, they previously released an album on their own, "Buckingham Nicks." The song Crystal, which also appeared on that Fleetwood Mac album was originally released on their own album. There's a story to how Mick Fleetwood discovered Lindsey by listening to the tapes from that album...another day.
There's a dash of Mike Campbell and Don Felder in his playing too. Especially on the track Regret Me, which is a total Heartbreakers banger. Very similar to Stop Draggin' My Heart Around at the tempo of Refugee. Mike Campbell and Neil Finn from Crowded House actually replaced Lindsey Buckingham for a moment.
I caught the Mike Campbell influence but missed the Felder. Technically, Campbell and Finn are still memebers of Fleetwood Mac, despite Mick's feeling that the Mac is done, with the death of Christine McVie.
You're right, Regret Me is very much like a Tom Petty composition, much like Stop Draggin' My Heart Around...with Stevie Nicks...@@happypapi1903
I love Fleetwood Mac and I do remember their hey day, after being 14 years old and listening to Rumors over and over for 2 years I got my license and slept outside 3 different times, twice for Fleetwood Mac and once for Stevie's Belladonna tour. Every live show I saw was absolutely magical. I am blessed to have seen them
A couple of things:
Stevie Nicks is originally from Arizona.
Supposedly Fleetwood Mac’s performance of “Silver Springs” on “The Dance” reunion concert inspired the novel “Daisy Jones and The Six”.
Stevie wrote “silver springs” after seeing an exit sign in Maryland while on the tour bus for the city Silver Spring in Maryland (the song is far more beautiful than the city)
@@4Mr.Crowley2 Another song that was named after a place - a street corner in Toronto - is Jane by Barenaked Ladies cowritten by Stephen TinTin Duffy. "The girl (who) works at the store" was some girl that Stephen Duffy met in a health food store on the Danforth in 1993 and the name "Jane St. Clair" was named after a street corner in Toronto's west end Jane and St Clair West which Duffy thought based on the name alone like "the most beautiful street corner on earth" which... it really isn't. It's the hood.
Just finished watching the show. It was good but I agree, I loved the esthetic more than the story and the actors were incredible. It's also cool to me, that the girl who plays Daisy Jones is Elvis' grand daughter. I can see glimpses of her Mom in her when she has the dark eye make up on.
I agree - Riley is gorgeous and one can see the Elvis family genetics in her looks (and her talent)!
.OH…. but what a ride…growing up during that period can never be repeated….however Daisy Jones and The Six….took me right back to the magic carpet ride….❤ !!! I am addicted…I want more…..
Yes I definitely picked up on the similarities with Fleetwood Mac, being a long time fan of the band. I loved the series Daisy Jones and the Six, and congratulate the cast on their excellent performances.
I jumped on the bandwagon in the early to mid-70s when Buckingham-Nicks put out their self-titled album. Weirdly enough, the album was a failure except in one place, Birmingham, Alabama. One of our FM radio stations played that album non-stop. We were all sold on the duo. I still have my album. I went to see the duo at Boutwell Auditorium in the early 70s. They played their last concert as a duo at Jacksonville State University in Alabama and then joined Fleetwood Mac. I went to their concert in 1976 or 1977 at the Birmingham/Jefferson County Civic Center. I've been a lifelong fan. I sure wish I could have seen Stevie when she had concerts in my area.
so fascinating!! Buckingham/Nicks big in Birmingham kind of like how they play Honeycomb nonstop on the show 😅
This was not a story about Fleetwood Mac. This is an adaptation of a fictional book. Even though there are similarities it was never meant to be an autobiography.
Exactly ! Plus Daisy jones & the six takes inspiration from tons of different artists from the 70s, not just fleetwood Mac. It was also its own thing, so they're not actually trying to imitate anyone and wanted an original vibe.
Daisy was pretty much just aesthetically inspired by stevie, not so much supposed to be a mirror
@@Recyclabled Very much a composite character. In some ways she reminds me more of Linda Ronstadt.
The author said the book was heavily inspired by Fleetwood Mac's 'Silver Springs' performance. The author was inspired by Stevie and Lindsey's dynamic. It's not meant to be an autobiography, but it loosely based on Fleetwood Mac.
Really enjoyed this, I learnt a lot about the history of Fleetwood Mac and it makes me want to watch Daisy Jones and the Six
My mom took me to see Stevie on the wild heart tour when I was 9. We spent years singing FM songs and now my daughter loves them just as much. So happy to see this show get so much ❤
Watching Daisy Jones and the Six, certainly made me feel Fleetwood Mac vibes for sure. I love Fleetwood Mac as I grew up listening to their music as a teen. Daisy Jones and the Six series was intense and I enjoyed watching it.
I really enjoyed this, but because I am Old, I remember there was another FM album with Buckingham/Nicks prior to Rumours. It was simply titled "Fleetwood Mac."
Loved the show, loved the book, enjoyed your video! Thanks!
old & wise!! Thank you I missed that detail!
If there was ever a show or movie done about Fleetwood Mac, it would be a can't miss, unless they got the casting brutally wrong. The endless storylines are already there.
I read the book and watched the Daisy Jones show on prime, enjoyed both. It pales in comparison to the drama of Fleetwood Mac in my opinion. You have two separate couples who separated, but yet still performed together for 4 decades after they separated, performing songs you wrote about them when you were deep in the throws of these breakups, with them. I can't think of anything else as wild as the dynamic that makes up Fleetwood Mac.
The band blew up with the Fleetwood Mac first album with Stevie and Lindsay, even bigger with Rumours.
I loved your video . I just finished watching Daisy Jones and loved it. I came here to get the story on Stevie Nicks. You are very observant. I was at a conference and someone said. You look like Stevie nicks. I had no idea who she was . LOL! Thanks
^_^ thank you!!
Thanks for covering this great series and great band. Maybe you could have told a bit more about Karen/Ch. mcVie, the keyboardist, who in the series and in the real FM band choses rock'nroll over a family. And yes of course Aurora cannot be compared to Rumors, but i agree with you that it is pretty impressive with 2 or 3 really good dings with its own vibe, meaning they really created a pop rock band for the duration of the show. Apart from dead man walking i don't remember so many original movies musical legacy.
Stevie & Lindsey made an unsuccessful album called BUCKINGHAM NICKS ( 50 yr anniversary 2023) - great album!
Mick was looking for studios and a producer olayed BN for him, Mick immediately asked Lindsey to join Fleetwood Mac and Lindsey said only if they take Stevie too….. the rest is history!
To be fair, its never confirmed that Daisy and Billy actually get together at the end of the show. And the book it even more vague tbh, where its about them making music together again. Although that might just be me not picking up on hints.
Just another clarification - Rumours was not the first album featuring Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks - they were on the 1975 White album two years earlier, which was a big hit ... Rhiannon's on that, although it was written years earlier before they joined FM.
You did a fantastic job, Nats! I am a bit of a connoisseur of Fleetwood Mac and you got all of the facts correct. The only MINOR thing you said was that Stevie changed her name from Stephanie. I wouldn't go that far, because it is clearly a nickname for Stephanie. Like I said, a very minor point! Thank you for doing such a bang-up job on this!
Just FYI...Stevie only tied the knot once, with Kim Anderson in 1983. This marriage, motivated by the tragic passing of her best friend Robin of cancer (Kim's late wife), aimed at providing care for Robin's son, Matthew. Yet, the union was brief, lasting just three months. Some similarities to the death of Cami
I love Fleetwood Mac great music !! And I loved Daisy Jones and the Six !!! The clothes !!! Watched it 3 times !!!!
i was a teenager in the 70's and loved fleetwood mac. possibly the most successful band at the time. still have the albums i bought way back then. i loved daisy jones. a wonderful show but i considered it was simply "based on" as a lot was very different. riley k did an amazing job. i plan to watch the series again soon.
I was a fan back in the day. We would hear about the drama at one point but I think maybe it was different back than because it was all about the music not drama. I enjoyed the show and couldn't miss the connection with Fleetwood Mac in style and sound. It made a good series. I definitely felt old watching it because it reminded me of times gone by.
Aurora contins the vocal harmonies similar to Rumours. Suki Waterhouse has a alot of high harmonies that back Riley similar to Christine backing Stevie and vice versa
Need to give credit where credit is due...Blake Mills was a huge part of the Aurora album. You can hear his influence in a lot of the songs.
Also other members of Broken Social Scene were writing consultants on the show, including Amy Millan who had her own Fleetwood Mac style drama with members of her main band Stars, some of which manifested themselves as songs on the album In Our Bedroom After The War.
Just an FYI the first album that featured Stevie and Lindsey was the self titled Fleetwood Mac 1975 😊
Great video btw. A curious little theory is that besides Fleetwood Mac there is another band that may have served as inspiration for Daisy Jones and The Six as well. In Brazil there was a very famous singer called Rita Lee (in fact her full name was Rita Lee Jones) and in the late 60s and early 70s she was part of a folk rock band called Os Mutantes (The Mutants) which was originally formed by two brothers and was called O'Seis (The Six in a "redneck" accent) before Rita joined. Rita and Arnaldo (one of the brothers) were married and he ended up kicking her out of the band in 1978, which after that the band was over and Rita went to have a very successful solo career. Looks is also another similarity between Rita and Daisy as they both had long red hair and bangs, the resemblance is uncanny. It may be all a big coincidence, but I firmly believe the author took inspiration from those two bands (Fleetwood Mac and Os Mutantes) and created a story about a third original band.
excellent job, Nats Can Fly. We all loved Daisy Jones and the Six but knew the differences between that story and the long legacy of Fleetwood Mac. After Camilla dies and Billy knocks on Daisy's door, it was surprising to me that she was seemingly waiting for him to show up and finally got Billy as an uninvolved man. I wished the show had the Six playing more music before Aurora, as well as more of Aurora's music. It was really great work.
aww thank you! I agree! the six was good lol
The drama certainly plays a role in Fleetwood’s raw emotionalism, but I would put forward the album “Rumors” (and honestly all their hits) are so good is because Lindsey, Mic, and Stevie are all musical geniuses. Anyone interested in unpacking just the compositional aspect of their work should check out Professor Rock’s video on “The Chain”. 😊
ooo OK I will!
You're being unfair to Christine to say she joined the band because she was Jon's wife, it infers she wasn't there on merit.
She was one of the best blueswomen in the UK, was a in a pretty successful band and won 'Top Female Singer' on the Melody Maker's Reader's Poll BEFORE she joined Fleetwood Mac.
Another band one can compare Daisy Jones and the Six to is the Montreal indie band Stars, who are about the furthest thing from a 70s band, especially since their "big album" Set Yourself On Fire came out in 2004. There was a lot of drama in that band that I didn't know about until I saw a play starring them, written by them and directed by Chris Abraham (think Curb Your Enthusiasm meets Tick Tick Boom but is also a Stars concert - very meta production) but as it turns out, their co-lead-singer Amy Millan was engaged to Chris Seligman (keyboards), and then ended up getting married to their bass player Evan Cranley, and they also wrote a lot of Rumoursesque style tracks back and forth which made it on the album In Our Bedroom After The War (Midnight Coward, Bitches in Tokyo, Today Will Be Better I Swear). They also are big fans of not only Fleetwood Mac, but also Steely Dan, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers, as well as a lot of 80s English Pop like Prefab Sprout, Electronic, The The, and ofc The Smiths (Torq is actually originally from Sheffield).
Also, Amy Millan and a few other members of Broken Social Scene were writing consultants on this show and a lot of stories most likely involving the likes of Kevin Drew, Leslie Feist, Emily Haines, Jimmy Shaw (Metric) made it into the storylines. Their "job" was to help the writers understand what it was like to "be on a tour bus in your 20s with other attractive 20somethings playing music every night and getting paid in alcohol".
Ooo thanks! I'll check them out!
RUMORS was Recorded at SOUNDCITY STUDIOS and Daisy Jones and the Six the Album AURORA WAS Recorded at Sound City Studios to
Actually the White Fleetwood Mac album was done at Sound City. Rumours was done at the Record Plant in Sausalito, near San Francisco with some mixing and overdubs done at Sound City. Songbird was recorded at the Zellerbach Auditorium using the Record Plant mobile recording truck. Dreams was written in Sly Stone's "Pit" studio at The Record Plant.
The same year Stevie released Bella Donna, Lindsey Buckingham released his own solo album Law and Order.
Phil Collins also put Face Value out between the Genesis albums Duke and Abacab.
In between album sessions for The Joshua Tree, U2 backed up Robbie Robertson on his eponymous debut solo album, and after the Lovetown tour wrapped up, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jr played bass and drums on Daniel Lanois solo record. These things happen.
Also it wasn't just Daisy that left the band. Eddie, Graham and Billy left too leaving only Karen and Warren. Thats the core of the band including both frontmen. Zeppelin ended because Bonham died.
Shame that Lindsey’s name was spelled incorrectly for the entire video...
Not only did Mick Fleetwood have an affair with Stevie, but he also had an affair with one of her friends. Her dumped Stevie for her friend, which ticked her off.
Her friend was Sara Recor
Actually each member were meant to be reminiscing of one or more of several musicians. I learned that in one of the author of the book articles .
I loved the movie Daisy Jones and the 6. I loved where I could see the love chemistry between Daisy and Billy! Billy loved Camilla but I think he was very mixed up between the 2. In the movie I love how much Chemistry Billy and Daisy had together. I wish they would have ended up together in the end.
AT THE END OF THE MOVIE WHEN DAISY WAS GOING TO I THINK IT WAS MARYLAND, DOES ANYONE KNOW WHY SHE WAS GOING THERE?
The vast vast majority of Daisy and the six was very much based off of Fleetwood Mac no doubt. However! The actress who played Daisy with the dark , dark eye make up and hair shape and style it's kind of like the threw a little Grace Slick in there too. Stevie Nix was known for her various caps, hats in her early days then flowing puffy, feathered blonde hair later. I don't ever remember Stevie with that hair style ever.
I clearly remember Fleetwood Mac's heyday and nobody thought Mick Fleetwood was the singer.
Wrong the white Fleetwood Album had Stevie & Lindsey on it as well as the big RUMOURS!
Stevie Nicks is arguably THE best female singer of her generation.
Stevie Nicks cannot compete with the multi octave range of Pat Benatar nor the power house vocals of Ann Wilson (all of the same generation). Just my opinion.
@@maryriley8077 Her voice was so perfect for the music she wrote. Silver Springs? While I agree that she can’t be called the technically best singer because there were many. Her unique vocals were like no other. But Pat benatar? Hit me with your best shot next to Landslide or The chain? That 80s music was totally different and not even close to 70s FM
@@maryriley8077these three are my favorites!
I am a big fan of Stevie, but there are two women you didn't mention who could go against her note for note and probably outdo her. Linda Ronstadt and a little known singer by the name of Annie Haslam who had a five octave range the name of her band was Renaissance.
I must watch Daisy Jones & The Six.. thank you for this story..
And we are in an era where some people need to be brought up to speed on who Fleetwood Mac is. I’m so depressed.
Sorry, but Rumours was the second album featuring Buckingham and Nicks. The first album was the eponymous Fleetwood Mac released in 1975.
Lindsey and stevie lived together for 6 years mick fleetwood just wanted lindsey buckingham because of his guitar work but lindsey said to mick if you want me you have to take my girlfriend too stevie.
The book was inspired by Fleetwood Mac's 'Silver Springs' performance. Taylor Jenkins Reid was inspired by Stevie and Lindsey's relationship. We need a movie about Fleetwood Mac. The drama is delicious.
huh! Fun fact. I totally agree. Great username btw!
Really enjoyed this
aw thank you!
@@natscanfly1 hey where’s part 2 I can’t make sense of the massive amounts of videos lol
Was this movie about fleetwood mac??
it was a novel and TV show "inspired by" the Fleetwood Mac story
Binged watched the show, although the music is tepid compared to the songs on Rumors. The best thing about the show was the conflict between Daisy and Billy. The actor that played Billy was spot on.
damn ..
I walked rite into a spoiler here as we had 2 more episodes to watch!
Going to finish up anyway tonight then come back to leave my add~ty
Another distinction is that Daisy Jones had three British actors portraying members though only one (Karen) is portrayed as such. With the exception of Buckingham and Nicks al FWM members are British and do not hide the fact.
Great work!
Except she was wrong about a lot.
My sister Stephanie dated Lindsay after Rumours came out. She became friends with Stevie and they would hang out all the time even after she regrettably broke up with Lindsay. She actually looked so much like Stevie. To this day she is still friends with Stevie’s personal assistant Mary. My sister still dreams of Lindsay and regrets breaking up with him hastily but she’s too shy to reach out.
!!! Whoa!!!
Fleetwood mac just wanted lindsey in the band they already had a girl in the band christine but lindsey buckingham said if you want me you have to take my girlfriend too stevie and the rest is history.
Funny thing, before I ran across this TH-cam video, I thought Daisy Jones & The Six was similar to Fleetwood Mac.😄
I really liked this show, in the same way Aurora didn't capture my attention as much. I think the essence of the era on which it is based was lost, and it seems more like country music❤
I loved the series and have been a long time fan of Stevie Nicks & Fleetwood Mac. I think Daisy Jones & Stevie’s style is similar but not so much their personalities. Also, Stevie’s friend Reese Witherspoon is executive producers of the Daisy Jones and the Six tv show, so it seems a tad contrived that Stevie made a statement about the show a few weeks ago. I’m sure Stevie probably liked the show, but a lot of these things are planned to get more views, ratings and money..
I was there for Fleetwood Macs heydey.
I actually loved the show, despite the bland and boring music. I don’t feel the Aurora album holds a feather to Rumours.
I was ok with Riley Keough. Good actress. However, Stevie Nicks was the most beautiful and unique lead singer ever and Riley, despite being Elvis’s granddaughter does not have the young Stevie’s etheric beauty.
Agree. I didn’t like the series though.
Bland and boring? Your taste is questionable. And I find Riley Keough much more beautiful than Nicks ever was, although, I do not thing that looks are what is important here.
Rumors is the second Fleetwood Mac's album to feature Buckingham and Nicks
i never appreciated Lindsey Buckingham till saw Flletwood Mac in concert. Everyonr took breaks through the lond show EXCREPT Lindsey. gave me a huge appreciation for his talent.
very long show soeey for the typos!
Mac Fleetwood had numerous band before getting it with Stevie and Lindsey who said they were a joint package. Mac wanted Lyndsey at first but that's when he said it's both of none.
Im currently obsessed i want the fashion of Cami and the bravery of Daisy
Cami does have the best fashion...
I like that it's loosely inspired by the band, because I've read lots and lots about FM and Nicks (favourite singer of all time), so it's not like revisiting the usual story. Nevertheless, the book wasn't really for me, so I wasn't interested in the series until I heard that Nicks gave it good review.
Aqui no Brasil as pessoas acham a Daisy muito parecida com a Rita lee e existem algumas semelhanças pontuadas. Amo a série.
Please don't erase from history Peter Green(baum), the original creator and lead singer/guitarist of Fleetwood Mac. He formed the band and it achieved great success before he left and Mick then spearheaded the band.
I thought the series was outstanding. Great music, great performances.
A really cool comparison of something iconic and huge with something fictional and insignificant. Better to compare Fleetwood Mac with Princess Bride. It'll be more entertaining.
Stevie kept in her boot cocaine. She said that she was the worst out of all of them and checked into Betty Ford clinic
A massive fleetwood mac fan and of crazy nut fan of Stevie I thought Daisy Jones and the six had nothing more in common with fleetwood mac than it being about a band in the 70s. It stood alone as a love story but didn't find much in it that was simular to mac. Daisy sure wasn't no stevie
Stevie does not remember their relationship in any way similar to Mick. Just saying. It did not last as long as he thought, according to her. 'Rumors' was the follow-up album to 'Fleetwood Mac.' Nicks always arranged her career around Fleetwood Mac. It was her outlet b/c she had such an output of tunes that would never see the light of day, competing with all of the other bandmates. She and Lyndsey have had a complicated relationship over the decades.
Also - Stevie's abortion during relationship with Don Henley vs Karen's.
like aurora more than fleetwood mac rumors, this people should really perform live
I totally agree! I wish they'd toured it
BTW both albums Rumours and Aurora were recorded at Sound City Studios
I tried to watch Daisy Jones…but really could NOT get into it. As a huge FM fan, I didn’t like it. Would have preferred a documentary on FM than a cheap capitalization on a parallel to FM. But I did enjoy your analogy video! Cheers!
Watching the show was interesting because when it ended you were like thank God and then you remember Fleetwood Mac goes on to live in that toxic chaos FOREVER lol
whoaaaa... true >_< what is TJR trying to tell us
@@natscanfly1 tjr?
I tried watching the series but couldn’t finish it. Just didn’t like it. I read a book by Lindsay’s girlfriend from the Rumours era. That was entertaining.
They got the EYE MAKE UP ALL WRONG! They put the dark shadow & liner in all the wrong places and it looks pretty scary !