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Old 07-22-2010, 07:53 AM
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Obviously "California Dreamin'" would be interesting given its role in their history.

A recent choice for me would be Morrissey's "Black Cloud"--which I think is very Fleetwood Mac-y.

Oh and a classic I think would be interesting with the Buck touch (whether solo or with Mac) is "Hurdy Gurdy Man."

In the 90s, Wedding Present released a series of singles (one a month, for a year) which featured an A-side new song and a B-side cover. It was called The Hit Parade. Imagine the Mac doing that, utilizing iTunes. At the end of the year, they'd have a two-disc set of 12 new songs and 12 covers, maybe of the songs that influenced them or even more contemporary songs to which they respond (the Mac do "Single Ladies"!).
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