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Jiwon

* Novel
* Manhwa 1
* Manhwa 2

Jiwon went to the same high school as Kang-Woojin. She had a noticeable scar on her head and wore a hat to cover it up.

Woojin, with the help of Soonghoon, went on a lovely date with Jiwon and gave her a potion to heal her scar. Afterward, the pair began dating.

First appeared in Chapter 15 Manhwa
Drakes

[Brief description on the general aspects of drakes (can correlate to the description in the Dragons page, but please no copy-paste)]

Drake (*Fradares*) is a genus of reptiles in the family Dracone, which includes longtails, runners and imaneans. It is the most diverse genus of dragons, comprising of several widely varying species. Drakes are also the most common type of dragons, and the genus with the higher number of tameable species.

## Etymology

[How and why is it named like this?]

The word *fradares* is Ancient Arcaman for "crawling". The s in the end suggests another root might have been used prior, most scholars agreeing it to be *sompe*, Ancient Arcaman for "monster".

## Evolution

[Brief information about the "history" of this genus, as well as how it relates to previous and next genuses]

### All species and subspecies

[Nested list with all orders and species in the genus, with a cladogram if possible]

* Genus Fradare
	+ Subgenus [Large Beast]
		- *Fradare momirho* Sparkling Sharptooth
		- *Fradare cebavosqenc* Stonerod
	+ Subgenus [Tall Beast]
	+ Subgenus [Small Dragon]
	+ Subgenus [Close to the Ground]
	+ Subgenus [Running Beast]
	+ Subgenus [Gliding Beast]
	+ Subgenus [Full of Horns]

## Biology

### Ecology

[Where do they live? How do they live there?]

### Behaviour

[Brief description of the way it acts in the wild and when tamed (if tameable)]

### Reproduction and parenting

[How do they find mating partners and how do they act after giving birth]

### Communication

[Vocalisations, pheromones and other types of voiced or voiceless communication]

### Social relations

[How do they relate with individuals of the same species, other species and humanoids]

## Utility

[What roles does it perform in humanoid societies?]
Eric Clapton

**Eric Clapton**, born Eric Patrick Clapton, in Ripley, Surrey on March 30th 1945, is an English rock guitarist, vocalist and composer. Initially reaching fame with the Yardbirds, he played on their first hit For Your Love but was disenchanted with the commercial pop direction the band were embracing on the song and left shortly afterwards to join John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers in which John McVie was bassist at the time. The resulting album *Bluesbreakers featuring Eric Clapton* is considered a benchmark of British blues rock.

Shortly afterwards, Clapton left to form Cream with Jack Bruce (bass) and Ginger Baker (drums). This outfit released four albums and enjoyed a series of hit singles before disbanding in 1969. Clapton and Baker then formed the short lived Blind Faith with Steve Winwood and ex-Family bassist Ric Grech. After this outfit disbanded, Clapton embarked on a successful solo career which continues to this day. His hit songs include Layla (with his short-lived band Derek and the Dominoes), Wonderful Tonight, Tears in Heaven (written following the death of his five-year old son) and My Father's Eyes.

His connections with Fleetwood Mac remained strong though. He played on Christine McVie's song The Challenge on her self-titled 1984 album and on Clapton's own *Behind the Sun* (1985), Lindsey Buckingham played rhythm guitar on the track *Something's Happening*. Back in 1970 he featured with Dave Mason on George Harrison's album *All Things Must Pass*.
Рита Фарр

**Рита Фарр** (в будущем **Эластика**) - бывшая актриса и член Дум Патруля.

## Биография

Когда-то Рита была известной актрисой. Её держали в учреждении десятилетиями после того, как токсичный газ сделал её клетки нестабильными. В конце концов, её спас Колдер.

С 2018 года Рита жила с доктором Колдером и другими в его доме. Однажды Гар привел домой Рэйчел Рот, которая обедала с ними. В середине обеда лицо Риты начало поникать, из-зи большого смущения. Тем не менее, Рэйчел успокоила её тем, что она совсем не боится её. Доктор Колдер внезапно появился, принеся с собой новую пациентку Шайлин Лао. Рита и другие помогали пациентке, поднимая температуру до нормального уровня, её тело полностью замёрзло. Вскоре после этого они пили чай, доктор Колдер объяснил все это Рэйчел. Через некоторое время Дик Грейсон и Кори Андерс вошли в дом, в результате чего Рита потеряла контроль, раздулась и кричала, чтобы они ушли. Однако Дик смог спасти Рэйчел, и поэтому Рита уговорила Гара пойти с ними, обнимая его на прощание.

## Способности

* **Физические манипуляции**: Несмотря на то, что она не в состоянии контролировать это, внешний вид Риты может измениться, делая её кожу и тело поникшими или раздутыми. Это произошло из-за того, что Рита подверглась воздействию токсичного газа, который сделал её клетки нестабильными.
Rattlesnake Shake

**Rattlesnake Shake** is a song written by Peter Green and recorded by him with Fleetwood Mac for their 1969 album Then Play On. The song is an ode to masturbation and the lyrics make a tongue-in-cheek reference to drummer Mick Fleetwood. The song remained in Fleetwood Mac's live set until 1974. Performances from 1971 onwards featured Bob Welch on lead vocals. Welch would record the song again for his Live From the Roxy concert in 1981.

Rick Vito, who was Mac's guitarist from 1987-90 did his own recording of the song as the title track from his sixth album, released in 2005.

The song represented Then Play On on the 1971 Greatest Hits album.

## Personnel

Peter Green - vocal, guitar

Danny Kirwan - guitar

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
The Two Serpents

The Two Serpents is the collective moniker of the two principal deities of Urgunite religion, the Evil God and the Good God. They are represented visually as two wyrms.

The Good God

Main article: The Good God

Also known as Serpent of the Eastern Sun

The Evil God

Main article: The Evil God

Also known as Serpent of the Southern Wind
Doctor Brown

**Doctor Brown** is a song written by American rhythm and blues singer "Buster" Brown and saxophonist J. T. Brown (not related) and recorded by the former in 1960.

It was covered by Fleetwood Mac on their 1968 album *Mr. Wonderful* with Jeremy Spencer on lead vocal. Spencer would later rework the song as the similarly self-referential Dr. J for his 2006 album *Precious Little*.

## Personnel

Jeremy Spencer - vocal, guitar, piano

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums

Dave Howard & Roland Vaughan - saxophones
Брюс Уэйн

* Как Брюс
* Как Бэтмен

**Брюс Уэйн** (также известный как **Бэтмен**) - миллиардер-филантроп приёмный отец Дика. Брюс по большей части появляется лишь как камео в сериале, но в последней серии 1 сезона "Дик Грейсон" показывают его образ Бэтмена.

## Биография

В детстве после театра его родителей убил простой преступник оставшийся без родителей, он был растерян. В будущем в связи со смертью родителей, он решает стать супергероем взяв себе прозвище Бэтмен.

## Способности

**Интеллект на уровне гения**: Брюс опытный детектив и обладается гениальным умом, что позволяло ему выживать долгие годы против сильных врагов

**Мастер боевых искусств**: Брюс обучался многими боевыми искусствами, что делает его сильным противников. Стоит отметить, что Брюс учился у Лиги Убийц и у самого Ра'с аль Гула, что делает его ещё более опасным бойцом.

## Появления в сериях

* "Титаны (серия)" (голос)
* "Ястреб и Голубь" (упомянут)
* "Истоки" (упомянут)
* "Вместе" (упомянут)
* "Джейсон Тодд(серия)" (упомянут)
* "Психбольница" (упомянут)
* "Донна Трой" (упомянут)
* "Дик Грейсон (серия)" (фальшивая реальность)
Анджела Азарат

**Анджела Азарат** - биологическая мама Рэйчел. Она пять лет провела запертой в больнице, в которой её удерживали.

## Внешность и характер

У неё рыжий цвет волос

Она проявляется очень заботливой матерью, и очень любящей Рэйчел.

## Биография

Анджела была выбрана человеком, которая должна была носить ребёнка Тригона. После её рождения, ей пришлось отдать Рэйчел своей близкой подруге, которая какое-то время была для Рэйчел матерью.

Анджела как выяснилась всё ещё верна своему мужу Тригону. И её решение оставить свою дочь была лишь продуманным планом, после того как Бист Бой сильно начинает страдать и умирать, она вынуждает Рэйчел прибегнуть к её магии, чтобы вызвать её отца - Тригона, который исцелит Бист Боя, на что Рэйчел соглашается и вызывает его, к удивлению Тригон и правда исцеляет Бист Боя, но вероятно не проявляя никакого интереса к нему.

## Появления в сериях

### 1 Сезон

* "Origins" (упоминается)
* "The Asylum" (дебют)
* "Donna Troy"

## Факты

* В комиксах ее зовут Арелла, что означает "посланница" в Азаратском.
(I'm A) Road Runner

**(I'm A) Road Runner** is a song written by the Motown writing team of Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier and Eddie Holland Junior. It was a US/UK hit in 1966 for Motown act Junior Walker and the Allstars.

Fleetwood Mac covered the song on their 1973 album *Penguin*. It was one of only two songs recorded by them with frontman Dave Walker who played harmonica on the parts of the song that had originally featured saxophone from Junior Walker.

## Personnel

Dave Walker - vocals, harmonica

Bob Welch - guitar, backing vocals

Christine McVie - keyboards, vocals

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Affairs of the Heart

**Affairs of the Heart** is a song written by Stevie Nicks and recorded by her with Fleetwood Mac on their 1990 album Behind the Mask (album).

The song, like In the Back of My Mind from the same album, features backing vocals that act in dialogue with the lead vocal. When Nicks sings the famous adage that it is better to have loved and lost, Billy Burnette can be heard replying that it is better still not to lose.

## Personnel

Stevie Nicks - vocal

Billy Burnette - rhythm guitar, backing vocals, additional lead vocal

Rick Vito - lead guitar, backing vocals

Christine McVie - keyboards, backing vocals

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Джейсон Тодд

* Как Джейсон
* Как Робин

**Джейсон Тодд** известный как второй **Робин** (будущий **Красный Колпак**) - он является заменой Дика после его ухода.

## Внешность и характер

Он носит оранжевую толстовку, зелёную куртку, джинсы и кроссовки.

Джейсон кажется жизнерадостным юношей, но при этом также наивным и жестоким, примеру когда в "Джейсон Тодд" он нарывается в баре на человека и не против с ним подраться. Джейсон также недолюбливает полицейских говоря, что они делятся на "Бесполезных и продажных". В конце "Джейсон Тодд" он избивает до полусмерти полицейских, которые пришли на место происшествия, поскольку до этого он упоминал, что полицейские Готэма за ним охотятся, и хотят его посадить.

Джейсон злоупотребляет своим положением избив тех самых полицейских при этом зная, что Бэтмену это не понравилось бы.

## Биография

Как и у ситуации с Диком, Брюс Уэйн увидел в нём потенциал и усыновил его, тем самым он стал вторым Робином.

## Отношения

### Брюс Уэйн

Поскольку Брюс его усыновил, и дал Джейсону всё, что он хотел, и по его словам он обожает Бэтмена. Ему нравится ему помогать являясь его сайдкиком. Их здоровые отношения подтверждает то, что Брюс давал ему водить Бэтмобиль. Джейсон называет своё положение, как Робина - "Счастливым билетом".

### Дик Грейсон

Как первый Робин Дик своего рода является для Джейсона кумиром, он был очень рад отыскав его и помочь ему. Но при этом Джейсон отрицает всё, что говорит Дик, что быть Робином есть и свои минусы.

## Способности

**Мастер рукопашного боя**: Джейсон был тренирован самим Бэтменом, что делает его опытным бойцом в ближнем бою.

## Появления

### 1 Сезон

* "Вместе"
* "**Джейсон Тодд**"
Sparkling Sharptooth

A brute sized creature, the Sparking Drake is a common dragon found in mountainous regions where the weather is normally dry and fertile. When hatched from orange and gold speckled eggs, they are taught the basic details in surviving in the wild, but upon three weeks, they are left on their own. When yet still a whelp, they roam the hills and sparsely populated sides of villages, causing brief destruction, by setting alight plots of land and trees. However, when mature adults (roughly the size of an SUV), they can create chaos by scorching things with even the littlest ambition.
Ларри Трэйнор

**Лоуренс "Ларри" Трэйнор** (также известный как **"Негативный Человек"**) - бывший лётчик и член Дум Патруля

## Внешность и характер

Лицо Ларри полностью забинтовано, он носит защитные очки, голубой комбинезон и галстук.

Показано, что Ларри - приятный и добродушный человек, он тепло принял Рэйчел, когда она пришла, также предложил ей остаться, накормил её едой, которую он же сам и приготовил.

Ларри является поваром Дум Патруля. Он также соблюдает этикет.

## Биография

Известно, что до инцидента Ларри был лётчиком. Но во время полёта его самолёт потерпел крах и упал прямо в зону радиации, где он и получил силы. Но при этом радиация сильно его изуродовала сделав его лицо полностью прозрачным как у скелета. Врачи были не в состоянии помочь ему, кроме доктора Колдера, который смог помочь ему дав ему защищённые от радиации пластмассовые бинты, которые не дают его радиации навредить окружающим.

### Дум Патруль

Рэйчел встречает его готовящим ужин для всей команды. При этом ужин он готовит от души, слушая музыку, заметив её, которую Клифф провожал к выходу, он против того, чтобы она ушла вместе с Гаром они голосуют, чтобы она осталась. Позже он с Гаром накрывают стол и начинают есть, когда приходит Рита он с энтузиазмом встречает её, Рита попробовав еду - хвалит Ларри, что тот отвечает, что не против, чтобы ему льстили. Когда приходит доктор Колдер с новым пациентом, он помогает спасти её. После пациента, они вместе с Колдером возвращаются к столу, где доктор Колдер говорит о нём и о других членом Дум Патруля. Когда дело доходит до сражения со Старфаер, Ларри предупреждает, что она не захочет видеть кто он, го конфликт закончился и никто не пострадал. В конце Ларри провожает Гара, которые уходит с Титанами.

## Способности

* **Радиация**: Ларри способен производить радиацию.
* **Полёт**: Ларри может летать.
* **Авиация**: Ларри до сих пор считается хорошим лётчиком.
* **Рукашный бой**: Он имеет навыки ближнего боя.
Stop Draggin' My Heart Around

**Stop Draggin' My Heart Around** is a song written by Tom Petty and Mike Campbell for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and recorded by the band with Stevie Nicks for her 1981 solo debut Bella Donna.

The song had been intended for the Heartbreakers album *Hard Promises* but set aside in favour of other tracks. Nicks had been begging Petty to write her a song. In partial conciliation to this request, Petty allowed her to sing the song Insider with him but ultimately kept this for *Hard Promises.*

Instead, Petty and Campbell offered Nicks a song they had left off *Hard Promises*. The song became Nicks' first hit single away from Fleetwood Mac. It peaked at #3 on Billboard, higher than any other single credited to Nicks or Petty would ever achieve.

The only member of the Heartbreakers not featured here was their bassist Ron Blair. Bass duties were instead handled by Donald 'Duck' Dunn of Booker T and the MGs.

## Personnel

Stevie Nicks - lead vocals

Tom Petty, rhythm guitar, co-lead vocals

Mike Campbell - lead guitar

Benmont Tench - keyboards

Stan Lynch - drums

Duck Dunn - bass

Phil Jones - percussion

Sharon Celani & Lori Perry - backing vocals
Rafe Van Hoy

**Rafe Van Hoy** is an American songwriter. With his then-wife Deborah Allen and Billy Burnette, he wrote three songs for Burnette's 1993 album Coming Home. This led to another song by the team of three, *Talkin' to My Heart* opening Fleetwood Mac's 1995 album Time, sung in harmony with Bekka Bramlett.

Following Burnette and Bramlett's departure from Fleetwood Mac and subsequent launch as a duo, Van Hoy wrote two songs with Burnette for the ensuing Bekka & Billy album (1997) and four more for Burnette's 2000 album Are You With Me Baby.

Some years after Van Hoy's divorce from Deborah Allen, another song they had written with Burnette, Nothing to Do (And All Night to Do It), appeared on the latter's 2017 album Crazy Like Me.
Клифф Стил

**Клиффорд "Клифф" Стил** (известный как **Роботмен**) - бывший гонщик, на половину робот. Он член Дум Патруля.

## Внешность и характер

Клифф носит слегка потёртую футболку со знаками гонщика и джинсовку. Его голова, руки сделаны из железа, а глаза светятся красным.

Не смотря на свой грозный вид, Клифф добрый человек, но он хотел избавиться от Рэйчел, когда она появилась в их доме, но скорее это было лишь от желания, чтобы доктор Колдер её не увидел. Клифф проявляет особую заботу о Бист Бое, предупреждая его о ужине, и подтолкнув его покинуть Дум Патруль, чтобы он пошёл с друзьями.

Клифф признаёт, что очень скучает по человеческой плоти, особенно смотря, как другие едят.

## Биография

Клифф в прошлом являясь гонщиком попал в аварию, где его тело было уничтожено, но доктор Колдер сумел спасти его, пересадив его неповреждённый мозг в роботизированное тело - тем самым превратив его в Роботмена.

## Отношения

### Бист Бой

Клифф и Гар - хорошие друзья, возможно лучшие. Клифф также был обеспокоен тем, что он ходил в город, и сразу узнав, что Гар лжёт. В конце серии "Doom Patrol", когда Гар покидает их команду, они крепко обнимаются, и прощаются.

### Найлс Колдер

Доктор Колдер являясь для Клиффа спасителем, является важным авторитетом для него и для других членов Дум Патруля.

## Способности

**Сверхчеловеческая сила**: будучи являясь механическим роботом он владеет огромной физической силой.
Дик Грейсон

**Ричард** "**Дик" Грейсон** известный как **Робин** (будущий **Найтвинг**) - детектив, а в прошлом акробат.

## Внешность и характер

Дик носит чёрную куртку поверх голубой футболки.

У Дика хорошие намерения, но он признает, что когда он становится Робином он не контролируем, что приводит к убийству своих врагов. Но склонность к убийству у него проявлялось ещё в детстве, когда он узнал, что его родители погибли не от несчастного случая, он захотел убить убийцу.

## Биография

В детстве Дик выступал с родителями в цирке под псевдонимом "Летающие Грейсоны", но произошёл "Несчастный случай", его родители погибли упав с большой высоты во время исполнении своего номера. Брюс Уэйн на тот момент находился в том месте, и скорее всего увидев смерть родителей маленького мальчика, он решил его усыновить. Дик не желал жить с ним, а хотел жить вместе с его другом из цирка - Клейтоном, но тот уговорил его остаться с Брюсом, на что он согласился. Дик вырос вместе с Брюсом, тренируясь и становясь сильнее, что конечно привело его к статусу Робина, изначально помогая ему, но его намерения были не такие как у Бэтмена, Дик не боялся убить человека. В будущем он уходит от Бэтмена и предпочитает работать один, что говорит о том, что он отталкивал Рэйчел.

## Отношения

### Рэйчел

Рэйчел обращается к нему после трагедии с матерью, также знав его роковую историю. Дик помогает ей, обещая, что он её не бросит. Но спустя время он не лжёт и хочет оставить Рэйчел у Дон и Хэнка оставив им деньги, тем самым огорчая Рэйчел.

### Кори

У двоих хорошие отношения, и являясь единственными взрослыми в команде Титанов, они влюбляются в друг друга, хотя Дик ожидает от неё только убийств, и часто просит "Не убивать".

## Способности

* **Пик физических способностей**: Дик обладает высоким уровнем физических способностей, будучи в состоянии бросить человека на машину издалека, спрыгнуть со здания, без признаков боли или деформации.
* **Мастер рукопашного боя**: Дик является чрезвычайно квалифицированным бойцом из-за многолетней борьбы с преступностью с Бэтменом. Дик был в состоянии победить группу бандитов, которые были вооружены пистолетами и ножами, используя свои навыки боевых искусств.
* **Меткость**: Дик имеет впечатляющую меткость, показывая свою способность поразить несколько головорезов с R-образными метательными звездами.
* **Акробатика**: будучи обученным акробатом с детства, Дик чрезвычайно опытен в акробатике.

## Появления

* "Титаны (серия)"
* "Ястреб и Голубь"
* "Первоистоки"
* "Роковой Патруль"
* "Вместе"
* "Джейсон Тодд"
In the Back of My Mind

**In the Back of My Mind** is a song written by Billy Burnette and David Malloy and recorded by Burnette with Fleetwood Mac for their 1990 album Behind the Mask (album).

The song is performed very dramatically, beginning with eerie spoken word and percussion effects from Mick Fleetwood before giving way to a guitar solo. The verses feature Stevie Nicks replying to Burnette's lead in the second person. Christine McVie sings solo on the middle eight.

Released as a single in European countries its only impact was peaking at #58 in the UK.

The song was used to open concerts on the Behind the Mask tour before segueing into usual opening number The Chain.

The vinyl edition b-side and some CD singles featured the spoken word piece Lizard People.

## Personnel

Billy Burnette - lead vocals, rhythm guitar

Christine McVie - keyboards, vocals

Stevie Nicks - vocals

Rick Vito - lead guitar

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums, finger cymbals, tambourine, gong, talking drum, spoken word

## Additional personnel

Steve Croes - Synclavier, synthesisers, percussion
Linda

**Linda** is a song written by Jeremy Spencer and recorded by him for his self-titled debut solo album, released in 1970. It is recorded as a pastiche of Buddy Holly's style.

It was released as a single. Although the single did not chart, it did feature the non-album b-side Teenage Darlin'.

## Personnel

Jeremy Spencer - lead vocal, guitar

Danny Kirwan - guitar, backing vocals

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Crazy Like Me

**Crazy Like Me** is the twelfth solo studio album by Billy Burnette, released in 2017 to tie in with his autobiography of the same name. It marked the third occasion he had recorded his father and uncle's song Tear it Up and his first studio recording of the Fleetwood Mac hit Oh Well which he had performed live with the group and again on his solo live album Memphis in Manhattan (2006). Another song recorded here that previously appeared on that album is a cover of his father's song It's Late.

The album saw Burnette working once again with several collaborators he had written with down the years including David Malloy, Dennis Morgan, Deborah Allen, Rafe Van Hoy, Michael Smotherman and Mentor Wiliams as well as his more recent writing partner Shawn Camp.

The final track, Anywhere You Go, featured lyrics from Will Jennings, probably best known for his work with Steve Winwood.

## Track listing

1. Tear it Up (Johnny & Dorsey Burnette/Paul Burlison)
2. (All I Can Do Is) Dream You (Billy Burnette/David Malloy)
3. Crazy Like Me (Billy Burnette/Dennis Morgan/Shawn Camp)
4. Oh Well (Peter Green)
5. When I Remember You (Billy Burnette)
6. It's Late (Dorsey Burnette)
7. Nothing to Do (And All Night to Do It) (Billy Burnette/Deborah Allen/Rafe Van Hoy)
8. Ghost Town (Billy Burnette)
9. Do I Ever Cross Your Mind (Billy Burnette/Michael Smotherman)
10. She's Burning the Honky Tonks Down (Billy Burnette/Shawn Camp)
11. She's Going to Win Your Heart (Billy Burnette/Mentor Williams)
12. River of Love (Billy Burnette/Dennis Morgan/Shawn Camp)
13. All Nighter (Billy Burnette/Clare Dunn)
14. Anywhere You Go (Billy Burnette/Will Jennings)
Richard Dashut

**Richard Charles Dashut**, born September 19th 1951, is a record producer who produced several Fleetwood Mac albums

His association with the group began when he acted as second engineer on the Buckingham Nicks album in 1973. From here he would go on to have co-production credits on all Fleetwood Mac material released 1976-87 and all Lindsey Buckingham solo material up till 1992. He also received co-writing credit on several of Buckingham's songs including Oh Diane and Family Man.

He returned briefly to the Fleetwood Mac camp when he co-produced 11 out of the 13 tracks on Time (1995), the exceptions being Blow by Blow and These Strange Times.

## Select discography

Buckingham Nicks (1973) – Buckingham Nicks – (second engineer)

Rumours (1977) – Fleetwood Mac – (producer, engineer)

Tusk (1979) – Fleetwood Mac – (producer, engineer)

Three Hearts (1979) – Bob Welch – (producer, recording)

Fleetwood Mac Live (1980) – Fleetwood Mac – (producer, live mixing)

Law and Order (1981) – Lindsey Buckingham – (producer, recording)

The Visitor (1981) – Mick Fleetwood – (producer, performer, photography)

Mirage (1982) – Fleetwood Mac – (producer, co-writer, engineer)

I'm Not Me (1983) – Mick Fleetwood – (producer, co-writer)

Tango In The Night (1987) – Fleetwood Mac – (producer, co-writer, engineer)

Out of the Cradle (1992) – Lindsey Buckingham – (producer, co-writer)

Time (1995) – Fleetwood Mac – (producer)
Pink & Black

**Pink & Black** is the second album by Rick Vito, released in 1998. It featured a cover of Homework, the Otis Rush standard previously covered by Fleetwood Mac on Blues Jam at Chess (1969). It also featured a studio recording of I Loved Another Woman from the first Fleetwood Mac album (1968). Vito had performed this song with the group during his time as a member, an example of which could be found on the Tango in the Night video and the CD single of Save Me.

The instrumental Streamliner was co-written with Vito's son Francesco. The song Living Without You had originally been recorded with Fleetwood Mac for potential inclusion on Behind the Mask (1990).

## Track listing

Songs written by Rick Vito except where stated

1. I Wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down (Eddie Harrington)
2. Homework (Al Perkins/Dave Clark)
3. Lazy Love (Rick Vito/Danny Flowers)
4. Let's Get Some Work Done (Rick Vito/Steve Moos)
5. Streamliner (Rick & Francesco Vito)
6. Trouble in Trying Times (Rick Vito/Michael Smotherman)
7. I Loved Another Woman (Peter Green)
8. Blues Party
9. I Stand Accused (Rick Vito/Danny Flowers)
10. Leap Frog Boogie
11. The Whole World Was Crying (Rick Vito/Michael Smotherman)
12. Living Without You
Christine McVie (album)

**Christine McVie** is the second solo album by the musician of the same name, released in 1984.

The album features musical contributions from her Fleetwood Mac colleagues Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood as well as one song co-written with Billy Burnette who would join the group in 1987.

Other guest apperances include Eric Clapton and Steve Winwood while Todd Sharp, who had previously played guitar and composed on albums by Mick Fleetwood and Bob Welch contributed to the writing of several songs including three composed without McVie.

The album spawned two singles in Got a Hold On Me and Love Will Show Us How.

McVie would not release another solo album until In the Meantime in 2004.

## Basic personnel

Christine McVie - lead vocals, keyboards, percussion

Todd Sharp - guitar, backing vocals

George Hawkins - bass, backing vocals

Steve Ferrone - drums, percussion
Rebel Rouser

**Rebel Rouser** is a song written by Bob Welch and recorded by him for his third solo album The Other One (1979). It was released as a single but did not chart.

Despite this, it was rerecorded by Welch for His Fleetwood Mac Years and Beyond Two (2006). Welch explained in the sleeve notes for this album that the song was written about Hollywood actor James Dean (1931-55) and noted that it could apply to any self-destructive type in the music or movie industries.

## Personnel

Bob Welch - vocals, rhythm guitar

Todd Sharp - lead guitar

David Adelstein - keyboards, backing vocals

Brad Palmer - bass, backing vocals

Alvin Taylor - drums, backing vocals
Oh Daddy

**Oh Daddy** is a song written by Christine McVie and performed by her with Fleetwood Mac on their 1977 album Rumours. Like earlier Mac songs, The Ghost and Crystal, it features McVie creating flute sounds with the use of a Mellotron synthesiser.

McVie claimed the song was written for Mick Fleetwood in the shoes of his wife Jenny (their marriage was breaking up at the time) but other biographers have said it was actually for lighting director Curry Grant whom she was dating at the time.

The song was played regularly in concert until 1980 and resurfaced briefly in 1997. Other than I Don't Want To Know, which the group have never performed live, it has had probably less live exposure than any other song on the album.

## Personnel

Christine McVie – lead vocal, keyboards

Lindsey Buckingham – guitars, backing vocals

Stevie Nicks – backing vocals

John McVie – bass

Mick Fleetwood – drums, castanets, gong
Stephanie

**Stephanie** is a short guitar instrumental composed by Lindsey Buckingham and performed by him on the Buckingham Nicks album in 1973. The riff was later reworked to become the basis of the Fleetwood Mac song Eyes of the World (1982).

A recording of Buckingham performing the piece again can be heard on his 2012 live album One Man Show.
The Beach Boys

**The Beach Boys** are an American rock band considered the chief pioneers of what came to be called surf music. Their most famous configuration consisted of brothers Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson, their cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardine. Their hits include Surfin' USA, California Girls, I Get Around, Good Vibrations and Do It Again.

Brian Wilson was a tremendous influence on Lindsey Buckingham not only as a singer/songwriter/musician but also as a producer - he had produced much of the group's work, despite increasing mental illness, including their highly respected 1966 album *Pet Sounds*. Buckingham, with Fleetwood Mac covered the 1963 Wilson-composed track The Farmer's Daughter on Fleetwood Mac Live (1980) and later co-wrote Wilson's 1988 b-side He Couldn't Get His Poor Old Body to Move. This was later featured on the deluxe edition of Wilson's self-titled solo debut.

Dennis Wilson had a relationship with Christine McVie between 1979 and 1982. Her The sleeve notes of Mirage (1982) credited him with inspiration for her song Only Over You. Wilson sadly drowned at Marina Del Ray, California on December 28th 1983 after diving drunk. Lindsey Buckingham's DW Suite on Go Insane (1984) was a tribute to him.

A cover of the Beach Boys' song Angel Come Home (co-composed by Carl Wilson and featured on the 1978 album L.A. (Light Album)) opened the 1983 album I'm Not Me from Mick Fleetwood's Zoo.
Silver Heels

**Silver Heels** is a song written by Bob Welch and recorded by him with Fleetwood Mac on their 1974 album Heroes Are Hard to Find. The lyric concerns a seductive woman and features cultural references to Paul McCartney and Etta James.

The lyric was rewritten as Hustler for a song on Bob Welch Looks at Bop (1999). The reference to Etta James was dropped for one to the more recently deceased Kurt Cobain. The song was left off some editions of the album due to its explicit lyrical content.

The original song was rerecorded by Welch for his 2003 album His Fleetwood Mac Years and Beyond.

## Personnel

Bob Welch - vocals, guitar

Christine McVie - keyboards, backing vocals

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Neale Heywood

**Neale Heywood** is an English guitarist and composer who has been associated with Fleetwood Mac as one of their live sidesmen since 1997 when he played at the live concert released as The Dance.

He also co-wrote the song Come with Lindsey Buckingham for the 2003 album Say You Will. He was also credited as a co-composer on Stevie Nicks' song New Orleans, released on her album In Your Dreams that year.

In spite of Buckingham's replacement in 2018 with two guitarists in Mike Campbell and Neil Finn, Heywood was still featured on the band's An Evening With Fleetwood Mac tour in 2018. He gained prominence at these shows when he replicated the electric guitar solo from the original studio recording of Landslide, something that had never happened at Mac's live shows before.
Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac

Front cover of CD remaster

***Fleetwood Mac*** (usually referred to as **Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac** to avoid confusion with the similarly self-titled 1975 album), is Fleetwood Mac's first studio album, released February 24th 1968.

## Personnel

* Peter Green - vocals, guitar, harmonica
* Jeremy Spencer - vocals, slide guitar, piano\*
* John McVie - bass
* Mick Fleetwood - drums

\*Spencer only features on tracks where he sings lead

## Additional personnel

Bob Brunning - bass on "Long Grey Mare"
Devil Wind

**Devil Wind** is a song written and recorded by Bob Welch for his second solo album Three Hearts (1979). It featured backing vocals from Stevie Nicks who had joined Fleetwood Mac shortly after Welch's departure from the group.

## Personnel

Bob Welch - vocals, guitar, bass, keyboards

Todd Sharp - lead guitar

David Adelstein - keyboards

Alvin Taylor - drums

Steve Forman - percussion

Stevie Nicks - backing vocals
The Dance

***The Dance*** is a live album and video/DVD by Fleetwood Mac released in 1997. It marked the reunion of the band's highly successful Rumours line-up. This made it the first full Fleetwood Mac album to feature Lindsey Buckingham as a member since *Tango in the Night* (1987) and the first to feature Stevie Nicks since Behind the Mask (1990). So far it is also the last to feature Christine McVie who left the group in 1998. She returned in 2014 but no new album has been released under the Fleetwood Mac name since that time.

The concert was an MTV special to celebrate the reunion. It featured 22 songs, 17 of which came out on the CD.

The show introduced four new tracks: Christine McVie's Temporary One, Nicks' Sweet Girl and Buckingham's Bleed to Love Her and My Little Demon. A studio version of Bleed to Love Her would later appear on Say You Will (2003). It marked the first performance of the acoustic version of Big Love in the context of a Fleetwood Mac show as well as a similarly acoustic rendering of Buckingham's solo track Go Insane. The performance of Say You Love Me featured Buckingham playing banjo and bassist John McVie doing a muted backing vocal.

Tusk was performed with the USC Marching Band who had also played on the original studio recording. They stayed on to play on Don't Stop, the first time the band had ever attempted the song with a brass section. Rhiannon featured an extended vocal and piano introduction, not previously featured on any commercially released version of the song and Silver Springs made its return to the live setlist after a twenty-year absence enforced by its being confined to a b-side. Nicks expressed her joy at being able to resurrect the song.

It also marked the first appearance with the group of sidesmen Neale Heywood and Brett Tuggle who would continue with the band for some time afterwards. As at 2018, Heywood is still working with Fleetwood Mac while Tuggle is now with Lindsey Buckingham's touring band.

## CD track listing

1. The Chain
2. Dreams
3. Everywhere
4. Rhiannon
5. I'm So Afraid
6. Temporary One
7. Bleed to Love Her
8. Big Love
9. Landslide
10. Say You Love Me
11. My Little Demon
12. Silver Springs
13. You Make Loving Fun
14. Sweet Girl
15. Go Your Own Way
16. Tusk
17. Don't Stop

## Fleetwood Mac

Mick Fleetwood - drums, percussion

John McVie - bass, additional backing vocal on Say You Love Me

Christine McVie - vocals, keyboards, maracas on Everywhere

Lindsey Buckingham - vocals, lead guitar, banjo on Say You Love Me

Stevie Nicks - vocals, tambourine

## Additional personnel

Brett Tuggle – keyboards, guitar, background vocals

Neale Heywood – guitar, background vocals

Lenny Castro – percussion

Sharon Celani – background vocals

Mindy Stein – background vocals

USC Trojan Marching Band directed by Dr Arthur C. Bartner
The Sun Is Shining

**The Sun is Shining** is a song by Elmore James, covered by Fleetwood Mac on the B-side of their single Black Magic Woman in 1968. The recording featured Jeremy Spencer on vocals and slide guitar.

Spencer would perform the song again on the interview DVD accompanying the retrospective live album Madison Blues in 2004.

## Personnel

Jeremy Spencer - vocal, guitar, piano

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Landslide

**Landslide** is a song written by Stevie Nicks and performed by her with Lindsey Buckingham on acoustic guitar for Fleetwood Mac's self-titled 1975 album.

Nicks wrote the song while visiting Aspen, Colorado at a time when considering whether to return to education or continue with music. The sight of the snow-covered Rocky Mountains made her think in terms of avalanches and the possibility of everything crashing down around her in a metaphorical sense.

The song became a staple of the group's live shows. Later shows saw Christine McVie play a keyboard solo where the studio album had featured an electric guitar break. On the 2018-19 tour An Evening With Fleetwood Mac, by which time Buckingham was no longer a member of the band, the electric guitar solo was restored for the first time since the original recording, this time played by sidesman Neale Heywood while new member Neil Finn played acoustic guitar. Billy Burnette had done so on the 1990 Behind the Mask tour.

It gained a new audience firstly when covered on a b-side by the Smashing Pumpkins and even more so when released as a single by the Dixie Chicks in 2002. This version peaked at #7 on the Billboard Hot 100.

## Personnel

Stevie Nicks - vocal

Lindsey Buckingham - guitars
Revelation

**Revelation** is a song written by Bob Welch and recorded by him with Fleetwood Mac for their 1973 album Penguin. The lyrics concern apocalyptic themes.

The song was rerecorded by Welch for his 2003 album His Fleetwood Mac Years and Beyond.

## Personnel

Bob Welch - vocal, rhythm guitar, bass

Christine McVie - keyboards, backing vocals

Bob Weston - lead guitar

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Dragonfly

Dragonfly is a setting by Danny Kirwan of W. H. Davies's poem The Dragon Fly, released as Fleetwood Mac's sixth single in 1971. It was the last of the group's single A-sides not to be featured on any accompanying album although it would show up on the Greatest Hits compilation later that year.

Neither Jeremy Spencer nor Christine McVie featured on the track although they did both play on its B-side The Purple Dancer, the only studio recording to feature both musicians as full group members.

## Original poem details

The poem was written by the Welsh poet W. H. Davies and published in 1927. It paid tribute to the sight of a dragonfly landing in his garden. The original poem is much longer - Kirwan's setting only features shortened versions of the first two stanzas.

## W. H. Davies

William Henry Davies was born in Wales in 1871. He began writing poetry in his teens but struggled to fit into employment in adulthood. Eventually he adopted an itinerant lifestyle, travelling, often without shelter at night and working wherever he could. It was during this period that he lost a leg while attempting to jump a freight train in Canada in 1999. His chronicle of these years, *The Autobiography of a Super-Tramp*, was published in 1908.

The Dragonfly was first published in 1927 in Davies' anthology *A Poet's Calendar* representing August 15th-31st.

He died in 1940.

## Personnel

Danny Kirwan - vocals, guitars

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Mystery to Me

***Mystery to Me*** is the eighth studio album by Fleetwood Mac released on October 15th 1973. It was the second and last album to feature lead guitarist Bob Weston who was dismissed during the subsequent tour following his involvement in an extramarital affair with Mick Fleetwood's wife Jenny.

The cover of the Yardbirds' hit "For Your Love" was a last minute inclusion after the Bob Welch song "Good Things (Come To Those Who Wait)" was dropped. The song eventually resurfaced as "Don't Wait Too Long" on Welch's 1979 album *Three Hearts* with a backing vocal from Christine McVie.

## Personnel

Mick Fleetwood - drums, percussion

John McVie - bass

Christine McVie - keyboards, vocals

Bob Welch - guitar, vocals, bass on *Keep On Going*

Bob Weston - lead guitar
Can't Go Back

**Can't Go Back** is a song written by Lindsey Buckingham and recorded by him with Fleetwood Mac for their 1982 album *Mirage*. It was released as a single in the UK in 1983, following the success there of Oh Diane but only reached #83.

## Personnel

Lindsey Buckingham - vocals, guitars, additional keyboards

Christine McVie - keyboards

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
How Still My Love

**How Still My Love** is a song written by Stevie Nicks in 1979 and recorded by her for her 1981 solo debut Bella Donna.

A live version appears on Nicks' 2009 release The Soundstage Sessions.

## Personnel

LEAD VOCALS: Stevie Nicks

ACOUSTIC GUITAR: Davey Johnstone

LEAD GUITAR: Waddy Wachtel

PIANO: Roy Bittan

ORGAN: Benmont Tench

BASS: Bob Glaub

DRUMS: Russ Kunkel

PERCUSSION: Bobbye Hall
Hard Feelings

**Hard Feelings** is a song written by Billy Burnette and Jeff Silbar and recorded by Burnette with Fleetwood Mac for their 1990 album Behind the Mask (album). The song dovetails straight in from the preceding track Stand On the Rock and, as such, its opening notes feature at the end of that track on the CD and download.

Unlike most other outside musicians who co-wrote with Burnette for Fleetwood Mac, Jeff Silbar did not work with Burnette or Fleetwood Mac on any other occasion. His best known credit is probably *Wind Beneath My Wings*, co-written with Burnette's erstwhile collaborator Larry Henley and most famously recorded by Bette Midler for the soundtrack of *Beaches* (1989).

## Personnel

Billy Burnette - vocal, rhythm guitar

Rick Vito - lead guitar, backing vocals

Christine McVie - keyboards, backing vocals

Stevie Nicks - backing vocals

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Soulshaker

**Soulshaker** is the ninth original album by former Fleetwood Mac member Rick Vito, released on April 5th 2019 on Vito's own label VizzTone.

The album contains nine new songs plus rerecordings of World on Fire from Lucky Devils (2000) plus I Do Believe and the Sam Cooke standard A Change Is Gonna Come, both of which had previously appeared on Talk That Talk (2006) as well as the US edition of Rattlesnake Shake (2005).

## Track listing

1. She's Just Too Fine
2. I've Got a Secret
3. I Do Believe
4. World on Fire
5. Doggin' Around
6. Dancin' Little Sister
7. The Ball and Chain
8. I'm Going to Heaven
9. Soul Shadows
10. Walking Shoes
11. Promise Land
12. A Change Is Gonna Come
Mark Holden

**Mark Ronald Holden** (born 27 April 1954) is an Australian singer, actor, TV personality, record producer, songwriter, and barrister. He was a pop star in the 1970s and had four Australian top twenty hit singles between 1976 and 1977. Holden regularly appeared on national pop music show, *Countdown*. He is remembered for his clean-cut image, his white dinner suit and his penchant for handing out carnations to girls on the set of *Countdown* – he was nicknamed "The Carnation Kid". In the 1980s he worked as a songwriter in Los Angeles providing material recorded by Meat Loaf, Joe Cocker, Gladys Knight, and Steve Jones. He was one of three original judges on the TV series *Australian Idol* (2003–07) and the first season (2005) of *The X Factor*.

He co-wrote the song I'll Dance Alone with Peter Hamilton for Bob Welch's 1983 album Eye Contact. He also co-wrote Blow by Blow for Fleetwood Mac's 1995 album *Time* with John Cesario and group member Dave Mason.
Behind the Mask (song)

**Behind the Mask** is a song written by Christine McVie and recorded by her with Fleetwood Mac for their 1990 album of the same name.

The song features a guest appearance by the group's former guitarist Lindsey Buckingham on acoustic guitar. Buckingham would rejoin the group from 1997-2018.

## Personnel

Christine McVie - lead vocal, keyboards

Stevie Nicks - backing vocals

Billy Burnette - guitar, backing vocals

Rick Vito - lead guitar, backing vocals

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Isn't It Midnight

**Isn't It Midnight** is a song written by Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and Eddy Quintela and recorded by Fleetwood Mac with McVie on keyboards and lead vocal and with Buckingham on guitar and additional vocal for their 1987 album *Tango in the Night*.

The song is built around a rock guitar riff and Buckingham does brief bits of echo vocal in the chorus.

It was the sixth and final single to be released from the album. It made little chart impact but did reach #23 in Ireland and #32 in the Netherlands.

Isn't it Midnight was performed regularly on tour by the group until 1990. It resurfaced briefly in 2015 on the On With the Show tour and became a permanent part of the set again for An Evening With Fleetwood Mac in 2018.

The recording does not feature Stevie Nicks but she does feature on the live version included on the Tango in the Night video.

## Personnel

Christine McVie - lead vocal, synthesisers

Lindsey Buckingham - guitars, Fairlight CMI, additional vocal

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Tear it Up

Tear it Up is a song written by brothers Johnny and Dorsey Burnette and guitarist Paul Burlison and released by them as Johnny Burnette and the Rock 'n' Roll Trio in 1956.

Dorsey Burnette's son Billy recorded the song on his self-titled 1980 album a year after Dorsey's passing and again as part of Mick Fleetwood's Zoo on their 1983 album I'm Not Me. A live performance can be heard on Billy Burnette's 2006 live album Memphis in Manhattan. Burnette recorded the song once again for his 2017 album Crazy Like Me.
Only Over You

**Only Over You** is a song written by Christine McVie and recorded by her with Fleetwood Mac for their 1982 album Mirage.

Underneath McVie's name on the writing credit is written the acknowledgement "with special thanks for inspiration to Dennis Wilson". Wilson, a member of the Beach Boys, had been in a relationship with McVie from 1979 to 1981. Wilson would die by drowning on December 28th 1983 after he went diving drunk.

## Personnel

Christine McVie - vocals, keyboards

Lindsey Buckingham - guitar

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums
Frozen Love

**Frozen Love** is a song written by Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks and recorded by them for the Buckingham Nicks album in 1973.

When Mick Fleetwood heard the song, he invited Buckingham to join Fleetwood Mac as guitarist which led to Nicks also being invited to join.

The song was performed on the pair's first tours with the group though none of these live performances are commercially available.
Dust

**Dust** is a setting of Rupert Brooke's poem of the same name by Danny Kirwan, featured on Fleetwood Mac's 1972 album *Bare Trees*.

## Original poem details

The poem was written by Rupert Brooke between December 1909 and March 1910. It details the concept of the ashes of cremated individuals interacting after their death just as they did while both parties were alive. The original poem is much longer - Kirwan's setting only features the words of the first two stanzas.

## Rupert Brooke

Rupert Brooke was born in Rugby, Warwickshire in 1887. His father was a teacher at Rugby School where Brooke was later educated.

He died in 1915 during service in the First World War after he contracted sepsis when a mosquito bite became infected. He is buried with military honours on the Greek island of Skyros where he was moored with the British Mediterranean Expeditionary Force. at the time of his death.

## Lyrics

When the white flame in us is gone,

 And we that lost the world's delight

Stiffen in darkness, left alone

To crumble in our separate night;

 When your swift hair is quiet in death,

And through the lips corruption thrust

Has stilled the labour of my breath --

When we are dust, when we are dust!

## Personnel

Danny Kirwan - vocals, guitars

Bob Welch - guitars

Christine McVie - keyboards

John McVie - bass

Mick Fleetwood - drums

## External links

Original poem