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Fleetwood Mac posing for Rumours, 1977 ♡ Photographed by Sam Emerson

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Woooah!! Where did this come from!!?

Thanks for posting 😍

Christine and Judy Wong during Halloween in the 80s

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A photo Lindsey had just posted for Halloween

A pic of Chris I found a while ago…

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Happy Halloween 🎃 🕷️

from the Queen…

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HAPPY HALLOWEEN

(I don’t want to hear about how fucking messed up John and Chris’ costumes were, I KNOW!!! It was the 70s… political correctness didn’t exist, let’s not dwell)

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Stevie Nicks & Christine McVie

1987 MTV Video Music Awards

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With the man they call JC…

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I actually do very much agree with this!!

The McVies both have a sport they're really passionate about, and the other person is either really encouraging and supportive or indifferent but supportive. Like if John is screaming about his soccer/rugby team and Christine doesn't care much for rugby, she will be like you're right honey, he did totally make that goal. Then go back to reading her book. She will hear him vent about the coach putting in or taking out the wrong player, and even though she has no idea who they are, she is happy to listen to him. Then we have Chris who loves tennis and John is in full support of her, whatever team she likes he likes. If she gets mad the ref said the point was out, John would be like You're right Chris, that point was in! What is he blind!!

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Anon request: handsome pics of John.

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

GRACE SLICK | OCT. 30TH

Oh oops, who’s that gorgeous blonde in the background??

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Fleetwod Mac

The Dance era ~ 1998

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Fleetwood Mac photographed by Jim Shea - 1982.

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Happy Birthday Peter Green

My memories of Peter of mostly from the early days, when I was still in Chicken Shack, - etc - tell story of Andy + I would follow FM around if we weren’t working - Quite regularly we would open shows for them - started dating John -

Talk about how enigmatic (charismatic) Peter was - his wonderful accessible risky sense of humour -

How he took your breath away to be in a studio with him - and how there was no better band in the world in those magical early days.

His legacy is stamped in history and even though he’s been out of the public eye he was never forgotten nor will his music be —

- Christine McVie

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I could tell you about my life. And keep you amused I'm sure. About all the times I've cried. And how I don't want to be sad anymore…

Remembering the one and only Peter Green on what have been his 79th birthday