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Fleetwood Mac's Tango In The Night Album Details
Fleetwood Mac's Tango In The Night, which became their second best-selling album after Rumours, featured seven songs written or co-written by co-producer Lindsey Buckingham and three songs contributed by Stevie Nicks following the band's hiatus since 1982.
Fleetwood Mac had been on an indefinite hiatus since 1982 following the tour for the album Mirage. During 1985, Lindsey Buckingham was working on songs that were planned to be his third solo album. By the end of 1985, Buckingham had completed three songs: Big Love, Family Man, and Caroline. Christine McVie also recorded the song Can't Help Falling In Love for the film A Fine Mess accompanied by Mick Fleetwood and John McVie.
Lindsey Buckingham co-produced the album with Richard Dashut. Across the twelve songs featured on Tango In The Night, Buckingham wrote or co-wrote seven of them. On the track Big Love, Buckingham used variable-speed oscillators on his vocals at the climax of the song.
Stevie Nicks contributed three songs to Tango In The Night. For her work on the record, Nicks spent two to three weeks in the studio.
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