Seems like the new cool thing huh? Lily Allen covering the Clash (scroll down), Old School Freight Train and Blondie (scroll down), Peter Gabriel paying homage to Vampire Weekend (and again, scroll down). It's getting bigger now - Stevie Nicks covering Dave Matthews.
Sure Fleetwood Mac just kicked off another tour on March 1st, but now it's Ms. Nicks' return to the solo spotlight if not for a few minutes. She is gearing to launch a "Live In Chicago" DVD and "The Soundstage Sessions" on March 31st from Reprise Records full of her classics and the Crash cover.
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Seems like the new cool thing huh? Lily Allen covering the Clash (scroll down), Old School Freight Train and Blondie (scroll down), Peter Gabriel paying homage to Vampire Weekend (and again, scroll down). It's getting bigger now - Stevie Nicks covering Dave Matthews. 
Sure Fleetwood Mac just kicked off another tour on March 1st, but now it's Ms. Nicks' return to the solo spotlight if not for a few minutes. She is gearing to launch a "Live In Chicago" DVD and "The Soundstage Sessions" on March 31st from Reprise Records full of her classics and the Crash cover.
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