US & UK hit charts
Fleetwood Mac Top Songs Greatest Hits and Chart Singles Discography
Fleetwood Mac were a British and American rock band formed in London in 1967 by singer and guitarist Peter Green. He named the band by combining the surnames of drummer Mick Fleetwood, the only constant member of the band throughout its history, and bassist John McVie, who joined the band soon after it was formed. Fleetwood Mac have sold more than 120 million records worldwide, making them one of the world's best-selling musical acts. Primarily a British blues band in... [more on Wikipedia]
Fleetwood Mac began charting in 1968 with Black Magic Woman .The artist placed 28 songs on the Billboard Hot 100, 9 of which reached the Top‑10, including 1 number‑one.The artist scored 37 UK Top‑75 entries, including 10 Top‑10 placements, including 1 number‑one.On US AC the artist achieved 10 Top‑10s, 3 of which hit number‑one.On US Dance the artist achieved 1 Top‑10.On US Rock the artist achieved 6 Top‑10s.
Top songs: #1: Dreams - #2: Little Lies - #3: Big Love - #4: Everywhere - #5: Albatross
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1968
1.
2.
07/1968
3.
12/1968
instrumental
1969
4.
written by Peter Green
5.
07/1969
R
6.
10/1969
[Reprise 0883]
1970
7.
[Reprise 0925]
1971
8.
1973
9.
R instrumental
1975
10.
1976
11.
Rhiannon Fleetwood Mac
from
Fleetwood Mac [1975 album]
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #488]
[Reprise 1345]
written by
Stevie Nicks
12.
07/1976
[Reprise 1356]
1977
13.
14.
04/1977 #1 Dreams Fleetwood Mac
from
Rumours
[Warner 8371]
15.
04/1977
[Warner 8413]
16.
10/1977
[Warner 8483]
1979
17.
featuring U.S.C. Trojan Marching Band
18.
12/1979 Sara Fleetwood Mac
from
Tusk
[Warner 49150]
1980
19.
[Warner 49196]
20.
06/1980
[Warner 49500]
1981
21.
live
1982
22.
23.
07/1982 Gypsy Fleetwood Mac
from
Mirage
[Warner 29918]
24.
07/1982
written by Stevie Nicks
25.
11/1982
[Warner 29848]
written by Christine McVie &
Jim Recor
26.
12/1982
1983
27.
written by Lindsey Buckingham
1987
28.
[Warner 28398]
29.
04/1987
30.
05/1987
31.
05/1987
written by Lindsey Buckingham
32.
08/1987
[Warner 28291]
33.
11/1987 #4 Everywhere Fleetwood Mac
from
Tango in the Night
[Warner 28143]
34.
12/1987
[Warner 28114]
1988
35.
[Warner 27644]
36.
12/1988
1989
37.
R instrumental
38.
03/1989 Hold Me Fleetwood Mac
from
Greatest Hits [1988 album]
R
1990
39.
[Warner 19866]
40.
04/1990
41.
05/1990
42.
07/1990
[Warner 19867]
1992
43.
[Warner 18661]
written by Stevie Nicks, Rick Vito &
John Herron 1997
44.
[US chart position is for Hot 100 Airplay charts]R live
45.
10/1997
1998
46.
R live
2003
47.
[Reprise LP Cut]
48.
07/2003
[Reprise LP Cut]
2009
49.
R
50.
10/2009
R
51.
11/2009
R
52.
11/2009
R
53.
11/2009
R
54.
11/2009
R
2011
55.
R
56.
04/2011
R
57.
05/2011
R
58.
05/2011
R
59.
05/2011
R
2012
60.
R
2013
61.
R
62.
02/2013
R
63.
03/2013
R
64.
03/2013
R
65.
05/2013
written by Lindsey Buckingham
66.
06/2013
R
2017
67.
R
2020
68.
R
2023
69.
R
70.
03/2023
R
71.
03/2023
R
72.
08/2023
R
2024
73.
R
74.
03/2024
R
2025
75.
R
2026
76.
R featured on the finale of the Netflix show "Stranger Things"
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