U.S.A. Singles - Fleetwood Mac

[TrueFaith77]

I'm trying to compile a list of all the Fleetwood Mac singles (A-sides) released in the USA.

Does anyone have any additions or subtractions? Thank you!

Was "Oh, Diane" released as a domestic single?

Here's what my research has revealed yielded:

Peacekeeper
Landslide (1998)
Silver Springs
Paper Doll
Skies The Limit
Hard Feelings
Save Me(1990)
As Long As You Follow (1988)
Everywhere
Little Lies (1987)
Seven Wonders (1987)
Big Love/You And I, Part I
Family Man
Oh Diane (1983)
Love In Store
Gypsy (1982)
Hold Me (1982)
The Farmer's Daughter (1981)
Fireflies (1981)
Sisters Of The Moon (1980)
Think About Me (1980)
Sara (1979)
Tusk (1979)
You Make Loving Fun (1977)
Don't Stop (1977)
Dreams (1977)
Go Your Own Way (1976)
Say You Love Me (1976)
Rhiannon (1976)
Over My Head
Heroes Are Hard To Find
For Your Love
Did You Ever Love Me (1973)
Remember Me (1973)
Sentimental Lady
Sands Of Time
Jewel Eyed Judy
The Green Manalishi (1970)
Oh Well (1969)
Rattlesnake Shake
Albatross (1969)
Need Your Love So Bad (1968)
Black Magic Woman (1968)

[AliceLover]

Add 4 more to the list:

Peacekeeper
Say You Will
Steal Your Heart Away
Thrown Down

[TrueFaith77]

I did forget Peacekeeper and The Dance version of Silver Springs, which I believe were US singles. The three you mention from Say You Will, I believe, were only released as Promo singles, which I'm not counting, but thanks for encouraging the further research!

[AliceLover]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

I did forget Peacekeeper and The Dance version of Silver Springs, which I believe were US singles. The three you mention from Say You Will, I believe, were only released as Promo singles, which I'm not counting, but thanks for encouraging the further research!

Say You Will was definitely released as a single. Stevie always introduced it as the second single from their new album at the later shows on the SYW tour.

[AliceLover]

I always thought Never Goin Back Again was released as a single for some reason. Am I wrong?

[SpyNote]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

Was "Oh, Diane" released as a domestic single?

Yes, it was the fourth single release after "Love in Store." The b-side was "That's Alright." But it failed to chart on the Hot 100.

"Can't Go Back" wasn't a single in the U.S. (as you have listed above before "Hold Me"). It was the b-side of the "Love in Store" single.

Originally Posted by AliceLover

I always thought Never Goin Back Again was released as a single for some reason. Am I wrong?

Not as the A-side. It appeared on back of the "Don't Stop" single.

"Peacekeeper" has the interesting distinction of being one of the first two singles (the other is Madonna's "American Life") to be exclusively released and tracked by Soundscan as a digital download. No commercial DVD/CD/cassette/vinyl single of "Peacekeeper" was released in the U.S.

[TrueFaith77]

Thank you spy, you're awesome. Just one point though... according to the Ledge discography:

http://discog.fleetwoodmac.net/discog.php?pid=867

"Can't Go Back" was released as a US single.

Comments: Chart: Billboard US Hot 100 Singles Peak Position: 22 Peak Dates: Jan 15, 1983 - Jan 22, 1983 - Jan 29, 1983 Weeks On Charts: 14

[SpyNote]

Originally Posted by TrueFaith77

Just one point though... according to the Ledge discography: http://discog.fleetwoodmac.net/discog.php?pid=867

"Can't Go Back" was released as a US single.

Comments: Chart: Billboard US Hot 100 Singles Peak Position: 22 Peak Dates: Jan 15, 1983 - Jan 22, 1983 - Jan 29, 1983 Weeks On Charts: 14

The Penguin discography is very extensive, but some of the information is incorrect, like this listing for "Love in Store." The chart information is correct, but "Love in Store" (which peaked at #22) was the A-side and "Can't Go Back" was the B-side--not the other way around. The label/number of the "Love in Store" single is WB29848; it is listed as the A-side.

[wetcamelfood]

Originally Posted by SpyNote

The Penguin discography is very extensive, but some of the information is incorrect, like this listing for "Love in Store." The chart information is correct, but "Love in Store" (which peaked at #22) was the A-side and "Can't Go Back" was the B-side--not the other way around. The label/number of the "Love in Store" single is WB29848; it is listed as the A-side.

Yes, you're right, there are some errors, sorry about that, we're still trying to build up content on the existing items (main thing first was just getting the listings in as is then fixing them as we went along), we're a fourth of the way through the albums and the singles will be after that so hopefully it won't be too long before we can correct those things.

John

[wetcamelfood]

Just remembered this listing is in too flip flopped if it helps:

http://discog.fleetwoodmac.net/discog.php?pid=870

Again, we will get to fixing things like this but it may take a while to get to.

I'd suggest to TrueFaith77 to check out the singles discog at fmlegacy.com as that might have a more accurate listing of what you're looking for as of now.

John

[MacMan]

Probably redundant at this point, but this is from Billboard....

[SpyNote]

It should be interesting to see how digital music purchases continue to play out on the charts. Billboard clearly didn't have a naming convention at press time to categorize the commercial release of "Peacekeeper," which could be purchased on iTunes and Rhapsody, but yet they called it an "album cut."