Hello and welcome to Hearing Double, where I compare and contrast two unrelated songs of the same name and decide which one does the song’s title the most justice!

All the Songs', authors Olivier Roubin and Romuald Ollivier delve deep into the emotions and interpersonal drama that inspired the beloved band’s music.

The latest book is the 10th in the All the Songs series by publisher Black Dog & Leventhal, following books on classic rock mainstays The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Queen, ...

But in their new book, Fleetwood Mac: All the Songs (out Tuesday ... production details that went into the making of hits like “Dreams” and “Go Your Own Way,” and the heady mix of emotions ...

Given that the authors sought to include all of the songs, as well as ... beyond well-trod tracks like “Dreams” to the deep album cuts that made Fleetwood Mac one of the most interesting ...

A student-run record label lives among classroom buildings at Woodside High School. 1.99 Records, named after the campus’s ...

Black Dog & Leventhal Fleetwood Mac All the Songs “It was necessarily a very long process ... is how Stevie Nicks stole away during a Rumours recording session to write “Dreams” in a room that had ...

Although any band is about compromise, that didn't mean Stevie Nicks needed to be happy when some songs made a Fleetwood Mac record.

Fleetwood Mac are one of the most legendary bands in music history — but even die-hard fans might not know the real story ...