Remember the rumor that Sheryl Crow was going to be joining Fleetwood Mac for a world tour? Fortunately, it’s not gonna happen. Mac guitarist Lindsey Buckingham squashed those rumors during an interview with Gary Graff of Billboard, but admitted it had been discussed. According to Buckingham, after a nearly five year layoff Fleetwood Mac plans to get back on the road for a tour early next year sans Lance Armstrong’s ex-girlfriend. The Mac will head into the studio after the tour.
Here’s some other news of interest from the week that was:
- The Houston Chronicle lists four mistakes that killed the record industry
- Evan Levy of WNEW interviewed Andrew Bird at the Mile High festie
- Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour preps a new CD/DVD release, Live in Gdansk
- An Oregon man was busted for bringing 14,000 hits of LSD to Camp Bisco
- Gregg Allman seems happy and healthy after a long battle with HepatitisC
- Dinky Dawson profiles longtime Rolling Stones crew member Andy Topeka
Finally, HT Contributor Randy Ray sat down with Tea Leaf Green’s Josh Clark to discuss the band’s new album (Raise Up The Tent), the progression of their music, the effect of high gas prices and the beginning of the “Reed Era.”
