This Fleetwood Mac Performance Leaves Me Speechless with Stevie Nicks singing "Silver Springs".

The way Stevie and Lindsey just stare at each other during the end of the song is still one of the greatest things I’ve ever seen

Christine McVie never gets enough credit for her keys. The opening is stunning, and her support of the guitar is wonderful throughout.

Lindsey's guitar solo is his reply to Stevie, and it is full of love, remorse, and tenderness.

Old chick here….back in the late 70’s we couldn’t just pull up a song on Spotify. In order to get this beautiful song, I had to sneak into a “head shop” ( where they sold bongs and weed pipes) . They had a small vinyl record section in the back. This song was on the B-side of a 45. I paid probably $2.00 at most. I put the 45 in my backpack and biked all the way home on my 10-speed bike. I played this song over and over on my crappy little record player. Back then, it was like finding gold ! Few people even knew about this song bcuz it was never released on their album. Finally, years later, Stevie re-recorded this treasure and released it to the world. THANK YOU for FINALLY reviewing this masterpiece. Lifetime Stevie Fan ❤

They left this masterpiece off the album, Rumours, and the decision left Stevie devastated. It's a brilliant song.

Stevie thundering away at Lindsay is so powerful and beautiful. I don't think enough people give credit to Lindsay for supporting her here. He doesn't run away and hide from her, he gives her his eyes and he plays an absolutely gorgeous guitar solo. There are some that think he must feel attacked but I love how he accepts her completely in her moment of absolute power.

RIP Christine McVie. Fly high you beautiful "Songbird!"

I have heard this song hundreds of times, but seeing Stevie and Lindsay interact during this song takes it to an entirely new level.

The more they hurt each other, the better their music got. Rumours. Nuff said.

The way Stevie shoots daggers with her eyes at Lindsey gives me chills every time

A great privilege of my life was being at this concert filmed on a soundstage at Warner Bros in front of a live audience.

The way she shouts "Was I just a fool?!!" kills me every time.

Silver Springs was the B side to Go Your Own Way if you're old enough to remember 45 records. It was not on the album. Stevie, Lindsey, and Christine brought it to a new level in The Dance. One of their best performances ever.

One of the best live performances ever recorded

I don't think this band style and vocals will ever be repeated. great to have lived it.

Stevie Nicks is a world treasure. Amazing singer and songwriter...I used to sing it to my now husband we were boyfriedn and girfriend as a young couple, when I was really scared of falling in love and so, broke up with him. 18 years after, we got together again and got married, thanks to Stevie`s lovely and powerful spell song Silver Springs...I sang it over the years as a mantra <3 By the way, I was the singer and my now husband was the guitar player in our first rock band together back in 1999 and during that time we fell in love, broke up, cursed each other, never stopped loving each other and then finally, got back together

Stevie was the "IT" girl for me growing up in the 70's. For such a disfunctional band, they were amazing.

To really appreciate Stevie's vocal abilities, please watch Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon" performance from the "Midnight Special" next

Just absolute brilliance. And Lindsey's guitar work is so underrated. His talent for songwriting and weaving that fluid guitar in and out of the spotlight is legend. No flash, all substance.

I've never seen another group of people so willing to stand on a stage in front of an audience, and lean into their trauma, and their remaining love for each other. Without shame, embarrassment, or concern for what people might think. They seem compelled by the history, and the connection, regardless of consequences either good or bad.