Fleetwood Mac
/ˌfliːtwʊd ˈmæk/
/ˌfliːtwʊd ˈmæk/
- a British pop group, formed in 1967, which plays a mixture of rock and blues. The group's best-known songs include Don't Stop (1977) and Little Lies (1987). It was chosen for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998.
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