Fleetwood Mac - Le Zenith Paris  (Deluxe 40th Anniversary 2-CD) 1977 320ak

1977 was ground zero for new beginnings in the area of both pop culture and rock n roll. In the year that would eventually see the King Of Rock’n’ Roll Elvis Presley die.  The deadliest (583 casualties) crash in Aviation history occurred not in the skies but on the runway between two Boeing 747s on March 27, 1977. Known as the ‘Tenerife Airport Disaster’.  Aerosmith’s flight crew inspected a Convair CV-240 for possible use and rejected it because they felt the plane and crew were not up to their standards. That plane crashed on October 20, 1977 from fuel exhaustion due to poor maintenance, killing three members of Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Fleetwood Mac however was having a banner year. Rumors was the Re-Defining of a band that was going nowhere but up.

Tracklist Disk 1

01 Station Man.mp3
02 The Chain.mp3
03 Dreams.mp3
04 Rhiannon.mp3
05 Oh Daddy.mp3
06 Never Going Back Again.mp3
07 Landslide.mp3
08 Over My Head.mp3
09 Gold Dust Woman.mp3
10 You Make Loving Fun.mp3
11 Go Your Own Way.mp3
12 Oh Well.mp3
13 I'm So Afraid.mp3
14 World Turning.mp3
15 Blue Letter.mp3

Disk 2 Analogkid Deluxe Bonus Tracks

01 Peacekeeper.mp3
02 Second Hand News.mp3
03 Gypsy.mp3
04 Big Love.mp3
05 Landslide.mp3
06 Silver Springs.mp3
07 Tusk.mp3
08 Dont Stop.mp3
09 Get Like You Used To Be.mp3
10 Why.mp3
11 The Green Manalishi.mp3
12 Hypnotized.mp3
13 Sara.mp3
14 Angel.mp3

In the same year there was a musical revolution happening on America’s west coast. Van Halen would release their iconic Van Halen I debut, the Eagles would release one of the two iconic classic rock albums in Hotel California and up the coast near San Fransisco Fleetwood Mac would release Rumours.


Current  Members and 1977

   Mick Fleetwood – drums, percussion (1967–1995, 1997–present)
   John McVie – bass guitar (1967–95, 1997–present)
   Christine McVie – keyboards, vocals (1970–1995, 1997–1998, 2014–present)
   Lindsey Buckingham – guitars, vocals, keyboards (1974–1987, 1993, 1997–present)
   Stevie Nicks – vocals, tambourine (1974–1991, 1993, 1997–present)