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It was 45 years ago today (February 4th, 1977) that Fleetwood Mac released their masterpiece, Rumours. To date, the album, which spent 31 non-consecutive weeks on top of the Billboard 200 albums chart, has sold over 40 million copies globally. According to the RIAA's current list, Rumours is now tied for the eighth best-selling album in history alongside 1977's Saturday Night Fever soundtrack Shania Twain's 1997 collection, Come On Over. Rumours spawned four Top 10 singles Lindsey Buckingham's "Go Your Own Way," which hit Number 10; Stevie Nicks' "Dreams" which remains to this day the band's sole chart-topping single; Christine McVie's "Don't Stop," which peaked at Number Three and "You Make Loving Fun" which topped out at Number Nine Lindsey Buckingham understands that the psychodrama between him and former lover Stevie Nicks not to mention the divorce of Christine and John McVie was the gasoline
RTÉ Journalist
From the age of seventeen, Dublin s own RuthAnne Cunningham has been making her mark in the music industry as a songwriter, music producer, an artist and more recently as one of the founders of Irish Women in Harmony.
With a glistening career that has earned her number one singles and a Grammy nomination, we spoke to her about the books that serve as inspiration in both her life and her creative process.
THE INSPIRATION
Feel the Fear and Do it Anyway by Susan Jeffers.
(Published by Vermilion) My mum actually gave this book to me when I was sixteen and I had so many dreams and goals but I was terrified of both moving away from Ireland and of failure and success. My mum gave me this book and told me how important it was to face my fears and follow my dreams.