Fleetwood Mac - Mirage Tour '82 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Two CDs. Previously unreleased live show, recorded at The Fabulous Forum in Los Angeles on the Rumours Tour on August 29, 1977. The concert's setlist draws almost exclusively from Fleetwood Mac and Rumours, the first two albums recorded by the band's latest incarnation Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, and Christine McVie, and the newest members, Stevie Nicks, and Lindsey Buckingham. The lone nod to Fleetwood Mac's other nine studio albums is a performance of InchOh Well, Inch a rock-guitar masterpiece originally released in 1969 and written by the band's founder, guitarist Peter Green. Album Tracks 1. Say You Love Me (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 2. Monday Morning (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 3. Dreams (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 4. Oh Well (Pt. 1) [Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77] 5. Rhiannon (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 6. Oh Daddy (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca 08/29/77) 7. Never Going Back Again (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 8. Landslide (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 9. Over My Head (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 10. Gold Dust Woman (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 1. You Make Loving Fun (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 2. I'm So Afraid (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 3. Go Your Own Way (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 4. World Turning (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 5. Blue Letter (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 6. The Chain (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 7. Second Hand News (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood, Ca, 08/29/77) 8. Songbird (Live at the Fabulous Forum, Inglewood,

Import set includes five of their 70's albums; the Play on - 1969, Kiln house - 1970, Futures games - 1971, Bare trees - 1972 and Mystery to me 1973. Comes packaged in individual paper sleeves, with original artwork. Warner. 2012. Album Tracks 1. Disc 1 2. Coming Your Way 3. Closing My Eyes 4. Show-Biz Blues 5. My Dream 6. Underway 7. Oh Well - Pt. 1 8. Although the Sun Is Shining 9. Rattlesnake Shake 10. Searching for Madge 11. Fighting for Madge 12. When You Say 13. Like Crying 14. Before the Beginning 15. Disc 2 16. This Is a Rock 17. Station Man 18. Blood on the Floor 19. Hi Ho Silver 20. Jewel Eyed Judy 21. Buddy's Song 22. Earl Gray 23. One Together 24. Tell Me All the Things You Do 25. Mission Bell 26. Disc 3 27. Woman of a 1000 Years 28. Morning Rain 29. What a Shame 30. Future Games 31. Sands of Time 32. Sometimes 33. Lay It All Down 34. Show Me a Smile 35. Disc 4 36. Child of Mine 37. The Ghost 38. Homeward Bound 39. Sunny Side of Heaven 40. Bare Trees 41. Sentimental Lady 42. Danny's Chant 43. Spare Me a Little of Your Love 44. Dust 45. Thoughts on a Grey Day 46. Disc 5 47. Emerald Eyes 48. Believe Me 49. Just Crazy Love 50. Hypnotized 51. Forever 52. Keep Going on 53. The City 54. Miles Away 55. Somebody 56. The Way I Feel 57. For Your Love 58. Why

Norma Sole was born in New York City, and raised by parents who were soul music fanatics. Her mother, who taught public school by day, sang in clubs at night - her father, a dentist by trade, played bass in a local soul band on the weekends. Needless to say, Norma's parents had one of the hippest record collections in the city, with the accent on Northern deep soul divas such as Linda Jones (who Norma's grandma went to high school with) Ruby Andrews, Gloria Barnes, Chyvonne Scott and others. At a very young age, Norma's natural musical ability was quite evident. She'd sing along with her parent's records and rarely sang a bad note. Norma, like her parents, grew to love the music and it wasn't long before she was performing on stage with her dad's band, and loving every minute of it. In her mid-20s, after finishing up college, Norma moved to the South Beach section of Miami and began working with local producers who were also into the classic Northern Soul sound. Over the past few years, Ms. Sole has been very much in high demand as a background vocalist on many high-profile sessions, and at the insistence of a local Miami record mogul, Norma has finally recorded her first solo album, choosing eleven of her favorite deep soul gems by the artists she most emulates. With such a wide range of material, it is a testament to her talent that she could pull off such a mammoth feat, but she did it with style and grace. It is also a testament to her great taste for picking such wonderful songs to sing. At long last, Norma Sole presents InchRemembering The Good Times.Inch