Interesting...

[JesusRumours]

I was doing research on Fleetwood Mac related stuff that happened where I live (El Paso, TX) and I discovered a lot of interesting things that occurred here, they are actually very significant things that are Fleetwood Mac related. I discovered that Stevie lived 5 years during her teenage years and studied here at Loretto Academy. But what is most interesting is that I discovered that here in El Paso was where the first concert that Fleetwood Mac had that featured Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham was right here!

Do research and you will probably find out something interesting! or do you know anything that is interesting from where you live that is Fleetwood Mac related? Share it!:)

[caroline79]

I am sure nothing significant has happened where I live. Small time Ohio over here :wavey:

But that is very interesting!

[louielouie2000]

I was doing research on Fleetwood Mac related stuff that happened where I live (El Paso, TX) and I discovered a lot of interesting things that occurred here, they are actually very significant things that are Fleetwood Mac related. I discovered that Stevie lived 5 years during her teenage years and studied here at Loretto Academy. But what is most interesting is that I discovered that here in El Paso was where the first concert that Fleetwood Mac had that featured Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham was right here!

Do research and you will probably find out something interesting! or do you know anything that is interesting from where you live that is Fleetwood Mac related? Share it!:)

My memory is getting rusty, but it seems Stevie was also taken around to various country & western bars in El Paso by her Grandfather when she was a young girl... and he'd play & they'd sing together. Apparently that's how Stevie learned she loved to perform and that it was her destiny.

I'm not sure anything too notable happened with Stevie or Fleetwood Mac here in Austin. Fleetwood Mac hasn't performed here since 1987, and Stevie hasn't performed here since 1989. I do know this photo of Jenny Fleetwood & Stevie Nicks was taken at a festival on Lake Austin back in the day according to Jenny:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_FEQTqcsINe8/TUuHWf9nMsI/AAAAAAAAAXI/1I96Nhkf2AM/s1600/i313020958_12418_5.jpg

[darklinensuit]

My memory is getting rusty, but it seems Stevie was also taken around to various country & western bars in El Paso by her Grandfather when she was a young girl... and he'd play & they'd sing together. Apparently that's how Stevie learned she loved to perform and that it was her destiny.

I'm not sure anything too notable happened with Stevie or Fleetwood Mac here in Austin. Fleetwood Mac hasn't performed here since 1987, and Stevie hasn't performed here since 1989. I do know this photo of Jenny Fleetwood & Stevie Nicks was taken at a festival on Lake Austin back in the day according to Jenny:

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_FEQTqcsINe8/TUuHWf9nMsI/AAAAAAAAAXI/1I96Nhkf2AM/s1600/i313020958_12418_5.jpg

I was about to say, there are a bunch of photos from that day that I always associate with FM in Austin.

- Jake

[louielouie2000]

I was about to say, there are a bunch of photos from that day that I always associate with FM in Austin.

- Jake

Yes! There are some rather iconic photos from that day which were taken here in Austin. I just couldn't find them today. :o

[Villavic]

This is not an "interesting thing" that happened in Peru. In fact Fleetwood Mac never went to Peru or Southamerica (I guess the first rock megaband that toured in this side of the world was QUEEN in 1981).

However it's fun to find when somebody mentions my country, in a rock episode from those days. And though this shouldn't and doesn't make me proud, note that this was the 70s. And everybody repeats that by that time this was very usual:

So in February 1975, we went over to Sound City to record, with Keith Olsen as engineer.....
... There was a lot of cocaine around that studio, and we recorded,our album in a somewhat Peruvian atmosphere. Until then, Fleetwood Mac hadn't had much experience with this Andean rocket fuel. Now we discovered that a toot now and then relieved the boredom of long hours in the studio with little nourishment. The devil's dandruff, in those days, was still the musician's friend.

[kick.inside]

Um...on November 19th of 1972, Fleetwood Mac performed in Minnesota for the FIRST TIME EVER. Ooooooooh wow exciting.
That's all I've got.

[chiliD]

Um...on November 19th of 1972, Fleetwood Mac performed in Minnesota for the FIRST TIME EVER. Ooooooooh wow exciting.
That's all I've got.

Hmmm...wonder if Prince was there? :shrug: