David
05-29-2006, 09:45 PM
Spotlight--Records
Seventeen
January 1980
Fleetwood Mac: Tusk. A tapestry of many colors, this double album of melodious pop rock projects the composite talents of the five who comprise Fleetwood Mac. Their musical interplay is subtle, provocative, & pleasing, with such ballads as "Sara," "Storms," "Not That Funny," "Brown Eyes" & the thrilling title tune. Drummer Mick Fleetwood & bass player John McVie, whose collaboration goes back a dozen years, provide a sturdy base for vocals featuring singing composers Nicks, C. McVie, Buckingham.
Seventeen
January 1980
Fleetwood Mac: Tusk. A tapestry of many colors, this double album of melodious pop rock projects the composite talents of the five who comprise Fleetwood Mac. Their musical interplay is subtle, provocative, & pleasing, with such ballads as "Sara," "Storms," "Not That Funny," "Brown Eyes" & the thrilling title tune. Drummer Mick Fleetwood & bass player John McVie, whose collaboration goes back a dozen years, provide a sturdy base for vocals featuring singing composers Nicks, C. McVie, Buckingham.