Further details on Fleetwood Mac's recording sessions have been unveiled by the band's drummer Mick Fleetwood.
Ahead of the 35th anniversary reissue of 'Rumours', Mick Fleetwood revealed to Uncut: "About six months ago Lindsey [Buckingham], me and John [McVie] went into the studio and cut about eight or nine songs of Lindsey’s. Stevie’s done a little bit of singing on some of those songs. My aspiration and Lindsey's – and hopefully it will be the band in total – is that we’ll eventually work round to having the music we started turn into another Fleetwood Mac album down the road in the course of the next year. I would love to think that would happen. There’s some great stuff that we did, so I’m really excited about that."
Fleetwood Mac will kick-off their anticipated reunion world tour on April 4th in Columbus, Ohio. The question still remains whether the band will perform over here in the UK. Speaking about the possibility, the drummer confirmed: "The specifics are still to be worked out, but we’re coming, we’re coming."
Fleetwood Mac are set to release an expanded and deluxe version of their 1977 album 'Rumours' on 28th January.
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