lindsey buckingham sang lead vocals on fleetwood mac's go your own way.
lindsey buckingham sang lead vocals on fleetwood mac's go your own way.
who sang lead vocals on fleetwood mac's go your own way?
lindsey buckingham
bullet::::- although it was written by stevie nicks, lindsey buckingham sang lead on the song "crystal". it originally appeared (also sung by buckingham) on the duo's 1973 "buckingham nicks" album.









































section::::personnel.









































fleetwood mac









































bullet::::- lindsey buckingham – electric, acoustic, and resonator guitar, banjo, vocals









































bullet::::- stevie nicks – vocals









































bullet::::- christine mcvie – keyboards, synthesizer, vocals









































bullet::::- john mcvie – bass guitar









































bullet::::- mick fleetwood – drums, percussion









































additional personnel









































bullet::::- waddy wachtel – rhythm guitar on "sugar daddy"









































production









































bullet::::- producers: fleetwood mac & keith olsen









































bullet::::- engineer: keith olsen









































bullet::::- 2nd engineer: david devore
fleetwood mac (1975 album)
meanwhile, gantry formed "the elmer gantry band" with ex-members of the downliners sect (whose bass player was paul martinez, later to also be a member of what became known as "the fake fleetwood mac" and stretch). the gantry band gigged for about 18 months before gantry joined the cast of "hair" in order to sit out his contracts. in 1974, at the invitation of mick fleetwood and clifford davis he agreed, along with musical partner kirby gregory of curved air, to join fleetwood mac for a tour of the usa. in the event, mick fleetwood never arrived for the start of the tour which collapsed in litigation with some of the members of fleetwood mac, members of the band later reformed as stretch and recorded what has since become a classic track, "why did you do it?" written by kirby about mick fleetwood's actions around the "fake mac" saga. stretch recorded three studio albums, "elastique," "you can't beat your brain for entertainment" and "life blood." later, gantry recorded with the alan parsons project and sang lead vocals on the tracks "may be a price to pay" on "the turn of a friendly card" and "psychobabble" on "eye in the sky". he also provided lead vocals for cozy powell's solo album "tilt" and sang and wrote for jon lord's solo album "before i forget." more recently, stretch have released the john peel bbc sessions and a newly recorded album "unfinished business."
elmer gantry's velvet opera