Picture from 1996

[cbBen]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

I still think it’s funny that her first three solo albums had Top 5 hits, but she couldn’t crack the Top 10 when she got back with Fleetwood Mac on “Mirage” and TITN.

Stevie wrote only one of those top 5 hits ("Stand Back"). Except as co-writers, FM didn't use outside songwriters.

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by cbBen

Stevie wrote only one of those top 5 hits ("Stand Back"). Except as co-writers, FM didn't use outside songwriters.

Cough...cough...cough...Blue Letter...cough...cough...cough.

[cbBen]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

Cough...cough...cough...Blue Letter...cough...cough...cough.

Yes, an exception because it was part of the BN set.

[Macfan4life]

Originally Posted by cbBen

Stevie wrote only one of those top 5 hits ("Stand Back"). Except as co-writers, FM didn't use outside songwriters.

She wrote Leather and Lace

[jbrownsjr]

I never realized Got A Hold On Me had a few Number 1's.

Chart (1984) Peak position

Canada RPM Adult Contemporary #1
Canada RPM Top Singles #30
US Billboard Adult Contemporary #1
US Billboard Hot 100 #10
US Billboard Mainstream Rock #1
US Cash Box Top 100 #11

[dougl]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

I never realized Got A Hold On Me had a few Number 1's.

Chart (1984) Peak position

Canada RPM Adult Contemporary #1
Canada RPM Top Singles #30
US Billboard Adult Contemporary #1
US Billboard Hot 100 #10
US Billboard Mainstream Rock #1
US Cash Box Top 100 #11

Also Don’t Stop hit number one:

US Cash Box Top 100

https://tropicalglen.com/Archives/70s_files/1977.html

Canada RPM Top Singles

https://tsort.info/music/snpwz1.htm

[SteveMacD]

FWIW, the Billboard Hot 100 is the one that matters most to them.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

FWIW, the Billboard Hot 100 is the one that matters most to them.

Yes, that is what Christine longed for.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

FWIW, the Billboard Hot 100 is the one that matters most to them.

Of course, that was THE CHART, along with Top 200 Albums. I knew about the other charts, just didn't know that song did so well on the other charts. Especially, the Rock chart.

[Murrow]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

The people I listed with Stevie were inducted multiple times, Joan Hett and Patti Smith have only been inducted once.

Mick Jagger was only successful as a member of The Rolling Stones, save for that the duet of “Dancing In The Streets” with Bowie.

Somewhat off the subject but although only the members of the megabuck lineups of Fleetwood Mac have been inducted for their work with the group, Dave Mason and Mike Campbell are both in there for their work with other bands (Traffic and the Heartbreakers respectively).