Stevie Nicks (left) and Lindsey Buckingham perform at Fleetwood Mac

Fleetwood Mac’s intraband relationships are as legendary as the music they created. Numerous affairs within the band’s ruined relationships and marriages and nearly broke the band apart. A decade after Rumours achieved a rare feat, the Mac convened at Lindsey Buckingham’s house to record Tango in the Night. Buckingham didn’t hesitate to call out former partner Stevie Nicks’ singing on the album, which quietly became one of Fleetwood Mac’s most successful records.

Stevie Nicks (left) and Lindsey Buckingham perform at Fleetwood Mac's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in January 1998.
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Lindsey Buckingham led Fleetwood Mac’s efforts on ‘Tango in the Night’

Fleetwood Mac made Tango in the Night a decade after Rumours hit shelves. The 1987 record ended a five-year recording hiatus for the band following 1982’s Mirage.