Signature
key confidence medium · relative D minor · tempo confidence high · half-time 68.0 · low end 27% · measured from the full recording · 2026-09-13 · how accurate
Character
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Good for
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Lineage
- CoveredBiffy Clyrosource
- CoveredDougal Reedsource
- CoveredGeorge Harrisonsource
- CoveredHeather Peacesource
- CoveredKate Ceberanosource
- Written byLindsey Buckinghamsource
- CoveredLindsey Buckingham & Little Big Townsource
- CoveredLindsey Buckinghamsource
- CoveredNOFXsource
- CoveredSeaweedsource
- CoveredThe Cranberriessource
- CoveredUnicantesource
- CoveredWilson Phillipssource
Why it is here
- Written by Lindsey Buckingham as a raw, stream-of-consciousness response to his breakup with bandmate Stevie Nicks, the song's blunt lyrics like 'packing up, shacking up' caused real friction between the two. source
- It became Fleetwood Mac's first top-ten hit in the United States, reaching #10 on the Billboard Hot 100. source
- The drum part, inspired by the Rolling Stones' 'Street Fighting Man,' was built through an unusual collaborative process where Buckingham guided Mick Fleetwood's playing, and the guitar solo was pieced together from six different takes. source
The full ledger entry: every chart it has been on, where it is live now.