Mick Never Can Say Aloha

[michelej1]

Honolulu Star Bulletin, 3/8/09

http://www.starbulletin.com/news/090...tml?page=3&c=y

FLEETWOOD AND MAC ON ROAD

"I miss Maui," said Mick Fleetwood over the phone from Chicago. Fleetwood and John McVie, who lives on Oahu, have reunited with their Fleetwood Mac bandmates for a "Greatest Hits Unleashed North American Tour."

The band just released an album that their publicist calls "their greatest, greatest, greatest hits," plus a special DVD/CD boxed edition of their 1977 album, "Rumours," which has sold 30 million copies already.

The band's four dates into the tour. "Business is incredible," notes Mick. "We are truly blessed to have loyal fans in this strange economic time." But, he notes, both he and McVie now have "too thin blood" to be happy in cold climes.

He's going to take advantage of a break in the Fleetwood Mac touring schedule to fly back and do a few island dates with Mick Fleetwood Blues Band, the members of which now, like Fleetwood, live on Maui. Their "Blues Again" album, not yet released

[OldTimer]

He's going to take advantage of a break in the Fleetwood Mac touring schedule to fly back and do a few island dates with Mick Fleetwood Blues Band

This is fantastic news for some of us.... He's talking about the break at the end of March? The old guy is really ambitious -- and tireless, apparently.

The band just released an album that their publicist calls "their greatest, greatest, greatest hits,"

Not to be confused with their "greatest, greatest hits" -- that's so 1997.

Thanks, Michele!