Booklet Featuring Rare Photos, Full Itinerary For The Tusk Tour, History Of The Live Album By David Wild.Bonus 7″ Featuring Unreleased Demos For “Fireflies” And “One More Night”.Newly Remastered Classic Featuring One Hour Of Unreleased Live Music.See below for the official product description and links to even more Fleetwood Mac reissues in the pipeline! FLEETWOOD MAC LIVE - Official Product DescriptionįLEETWOOD MAC LIVE (SUPER DELUXE TOUR EDITION) BUNDLE The bundle includes everything in the Deluxe Edition, plus tour ephemera, which includes a replica concert ticket, backstage pass, button, and an iron-on patch. The reissued and remastered set will include the original album on 2 CDs and 4 records, with additional live tracks from the 1977 Rumours Tour, 1979-1980 Tusk Tour, and 1982 Mirage Tour and a special 7″ vinyl record for “Fireflies (unreleased demo)/”One More Night (unreleased demo).”Ī “Super Deluxe Tour Edition Bundle,” limited to 1,000 copies, is also available for pre-order from Rhino. Often used as bumper music by late night radio talk show host Art Bell when he hosted Coast to Coast AM in the 1990s.Ī section of the track is played at the start of each show on The Mighty Boosh Live 2008 tour.Fleetwood Mac’s 1980 double album Fleetwood Mac Live gets the deluxe edition treatment on April 9. This song is also played at Arkansas Razorback football games because of their current mascot named Tusk. The song is played at USC Trojan football games. Lindsey Buckingham, Stevie Nicks and Mick Fleetwood presented it to the Trojan band on Octoduring a game at Dodger Stadium, this time in front of a huge crowd. The band's part would both set a record for the highest number of musicians performing on a single and earn the marching musicians a platinum disc. John McVie was in Tahiti during the Dodger Stadium recording, but he is represented in the video by a cardboard cutout carried around by Mick Fleetwood and later positioned in the stands with the other band members.

The performance was also filmed for the song's music video.

The drum-driven single was recorded live at Dodger Stadium (without an audience) in Los Angeles, California in collaboration with the University of Southern California Trojan Marching Band. It was based in part on a rehearsal riff the band used for sound-checks. Tusk is a song by Fleetwood Mac from the 1979 double LP of the same name.

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