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Watch 24 Different Versions of ‘Go Your Own Way’ by Fleetwood Mac and Their Offshoots
Ever since Lindsey Buckingham wrote one of rock's greatest breakup songs, Fleetwood Mac have been unable to leave a concert stage without playing it
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Lindsey Buckingham announced during a Fleetwood Mac concert in Winston‑Salem, North Carolina, on November 20, 1975, that he had written a new song a few weeks earlier. He revealed the track would appear on the band’s upcoming album, Rumours, which would not be released until February 1977. The song, later titled “Go Your Own Way,” was still in an early stage, with the second verse unfinished. The unfinished verse would later become a point of contention with Stevie Nicks, who has been upset about it for decades.
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