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Second Hand News - Fleetwood Mac

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thx1138
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Publié le 02 Feb 2025 / Dans Rock / Power Pop

"Second Hand News" is a song written by Lindsey Buckingham. The song was first performed by the British-American rock band Fleetwood Mac as the opening track of their 1977 album Rumours. If this was the opening track of their album then why not call it 'First Hand News' ?

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Backing Vocals Flmusicgal Flmusicgal
Bagpipes
Bass Electric
Drums Bdajaysus
Keys Synthesizer
Percussion
Triangle
Vocals ksam ksam
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joeyman1
joeyman1 1 mois auparavant

Let me know if i can help out .

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Protis
Protis 2 mois auparavant

I could defnitely hear ksam singing this one! I don't think I knew this song before now, but I like it!

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thx1138
thx1138 2 mois auparavant

Protis ksam - I could hear Ksam singing this too..But I have been bugging him so much as of late.....Alan - I could definitely hear you playing on this - LOL !

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ksam
ksam 2 mois auparavant

@thx1138: I don't know this song either, it might take a little time but why not I can try this one too .

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Bdajaysus
Bdajaysus 2 mois auparavant

Hi Frank not sure if you had any one in mind but I took a stab at it please feel free to use or not at your discretion, I totally enjoyed the jam I usually click BT only button while recording in this instance I did not :-)

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thx1138
thx1138 2 mois auparavant

Bdajaysus - Thank you Sir for joining...Not use it ? How dare you ! Watch out I just threw a smelly leather boot at ya for suggesting such a silly thing ! Love the drumming John ! It has got such a galloping marching feel and you performed like a mighty steed ! So glad you enjoyed it...Lemme know how you like your level in the mix - we can adjust...Hopefully more Bandhuggers will join in...Cheers and thanks pal !

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