Fleetwood Mac Everywhere

Loved it

I am a casual fan of Fleetwood Mac, especially after watching "The Dance" concert and documentary back in 1997.This concise book (about 240 pages) covers the entire history of Fleetwood Mac, from its revolving door of changing band members, albums they recorded, and concert tours completed. It also includes a lot of great photos. Once the current form of the band is discussed, their ensuing album is shown, listing all the songs and describing them in depth. If you don't know the songs on these albums, those particular entries will probably be of no great interest (I skimmed through many). The book is not exactly "dry" but is factual- a straight run through of Fleetwood Mac's entire career and their output. It also touches on the solo works of Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood. There is no "fluff" here, so if you want to read a book about Fleetwood Mac that explores more of their personal lives and emotions, this won't be the one to Wow you.Thank you to Ad Lib Publishers / Palazzo Editions for providing an advance reader copy via NetGalley.