Fleetwood Mac's Buckingham for ASCAP honour

The Golden Note Award for lifetime achievement is to be received by Fleetwood Mac's Buckinghamfrom the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP), it has been announced.

During the organisation's 'I Create Music' event in Los Angeles this spring the prize will be received by the 'Go Your Own Way' singer.

Buckingham will also lecture attendees on his approach to songwriting and composing music,beside accepting the prizes.

Previous recipients of the Golden Note Award have included Quincy Jones, Tom Petty and Stevie Wonder.

Fleetwood Mac all time biggest-selling band

Fleetwood Mac all time biggest-selling band are still on the road. Their story, told in their own words, success and loss of love, and conflict, is an epic story.

Some bands such extreme musical and personal change. 60s British blues band quickly developed an American West Coast sound that saw 40 million copies sold their album Rumours from perfect.

However, behind the scenes relations were disturbed. Six different band with multiple lead guitarists up online has gone through.

While they working on the Rumours, in the heart of different band pairs, yet heartache pop record full of enthusiasm.

Cut Copy Cops to the Eighties Sound of Their New Album, Zonoscope

Lots of music blogs have identified Cut Copy's new synth-pop single "Take Me Over" as being a aware union of Men at Work's "Down Under" and Fleetwood Mac's "Everywhere."

Upon meeting the techno quartet in New York City dive bar Blue and Gold, marauder mentions the dramatic similarities in bass and vocal lines, and drummer Mitchell Scott says, "There's never that discussion of, 'We want to sound like this.'" Okay, so we move to Exhibit B in the case for their having a purposefully eighties sound: "Sun God," the fifteen-minute tripped-out closer to their keenly awaited third album, Zonoscope (out this week), which cops the iconic, repetitive bass line from the Talking Heads' 1981 "Once in a Lifetime."

At this, bassist Ben Browning, who is adorable but also the group’s grumpiest (often rolling his eyes in seeming impatience), relents a little: “People will write on your music, ‘That sounds like that old song,’ and that’s the moment you say, ‘Oh yeah, maybe that is something I was channeling at the time.’" Front man Dan Whitford adds a nod of admiration to his Aussie forebears: "I can absolutely think of worse people to be compare to than Men at Work.”

Nicks Reveals Old Affair In New Single

Star STEVIE NICKS of Fleetwood Mac has unveil about a confidential affair she had 25 years ago after finally recording the song she wrote about the romance.

The Landslide singer's debut single from her new album In Your Dreams was written over two decades ago, but Nicks didn't have the courage to put it out - until now.

She says, "It was 1976 and Fleetwood MAC was opening for Peter Frampton at the time. It was written about a forbidden relationship - not Peter and I.

"I always knew that one day I was going to record the song."

Watch Rumours of Fleetwood Mac at Southport Theatre

FANS of Fleetwood Mac can joy this weekend as the sound of the supergroup is brought to life.

To one of rock and roll’s most famous bands,this month Southport Theatre will play host to the ultimate tribute.

As part of Fleetwood Mac UK tour,they will be visiting the town on February 15.

Rumours of Fleetwood Mac come to Southport Theatre on Tuesday, February 15 at 7.30pm.
Tickets are available at £23.50 on different ticketing websites.