FLEETWOOD MAC: GOLD DUST WOMEN

Stevie Nicks needs no introduction. From the moment the singer joined Fleetwood Mac in 1973, she grew into the absolute superstar she remains today. With her songs (Landslide, Rhiannon, Dreams), she gave the band a new impetus, and a successful solo career (Edge of Seventeen) was inevitable.

On Fleetwood Mac's biggest hit album, "Rumours," however, it wasn't Stevie Nicks, but the other Fleetwood Mac frontwoman, Christine McVie, who contributed most of the songs: "Don't Stop," "Oh Daddy," "You Make Loving Fun," and of course, "Songbird."

The late McVie was involved with Fleetwood Mac from their blues days and slowly but surely developed into a gifted songwriter and vocalist and the 'glue' of Fleetwood Mac.