tango in the night

align="center" colspan="3" bgcolor="orange" style="color:black"\|Tango in the Night
lign="center" colspan="3"\|
lign="center" bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"\|Album by Fleetwood Mac
lign="left" valign="top"\|Released	align="left" colspan=2\|1987
lign="left" valign="top"\|Recorded	align="left" valign="top" colspan=2\|1986
lign="left" valign="top"\|Genre	align="left" valign="top" colspan=2\|Rock
lign="left" valign="top"\|Length	align="left" valign="top" colspan=2\|43 min 37 sec
lign="left" valign="top"\|Record label	align="left" valign="top" colspan=2\|Reprise
lign="left" valign="top"\|Producer	align="left" valign="top" colspan=2\|Lindsey Buckingham, Richard Dashut
lign="center" bgcolor="orange" colspan="3"\|Professional reviews
lign="left" valign="top"\|AMG	valign="top" align=center\|3/5	valign="top"\|link
gcolor="orange" colspan="3" align="center" style="color:black;"\|Fleetwood Mac Chronology
i>Mirage (1982)	Tango in the Night (1987)	Greatest Hits (1988)

Tango in the Night is an album by American band Fleetwood Mac, released in 1987 (see 1987 in music). Following the "Mirage" album, Fleetwood Mac's members embarked on a number of side projects. Solo albums were released by Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, while Mick Fleetwood formed "Mick Fleetwood's Zoo" and, in 1984, declared himself bankrupt. Tango In The Night was the result of mounting record company pressure to release an album and so, in 1986, the band reunited to record what would become the swansong of the "Rumours" line-up. Buckingham was initially reluctant to commit - he had been halfway into his third solo album, and begrudgingly handed over much of the material to the band. "Big Love" gets the album off to a dark, brooding and powerful start, while "Caroline" and "Tango In The Night" recall Buckingham's avant-garde 1984 album "Go Insane". Christine McVie surely wrote the strongest songs on this record: "Everywhere" and "Little Lies" were huge hits in the UK, however it is testament to Lindsey Buckingham's skill as a producer and arranger that the album holds together so well. The singles released from Tango are among some of the best-loved hits of the 1980s. Stevie Nicks was absent for much of the recording of Tango, thanks to a cocaine habit which sent her to the Betty Ford Clinic. She writes frankly of her experiences on a less-than-tuneful "Welcome to the Room... Sara", although her performance on "Seven Wonders" is a classic, and "When I See You Again" is the sound of a desperately sad woman, wondering how it will be to be reunited with the band on which her dreams were founded. Stevie was on a path to self-destruction, and that can be heard that in every note of this song. The album ends on a bright, poppy note with "You and I Part Two". History has shown us that Lindsey was preparing to leave the band. "Hoping tomorrow will never come...". Buckingham wanted to devote himself to his solo work, and refused to tour. After Buckingham and Nicks had a "physically ugly" encounter during a band meeting, he left the band on August 7, 1987 and was replaced by Rick Vito and Billy Burnette, who would stay on to record the 1990 album "Behind The Mask".

Track listing

"Big Love" (Buckingham) - 3:37
"Seven Wonders" (McVie, Stewart) - 3:38
"Everywhere" (McVie) - 3:41
"Caroline" (Buckingham) - 3:50
"Tango in the Night" (Buckingham) - 3:56
"Mystfied" (Buckingham, McVie) - 3:06
"Little Lies" (McVie, Quintela) - 3:38
"Family Man" (Buckingham, Dashut) - 4:01
"Welcome to the Room...Sara" (Nicks) - 3:37
"Isn't It Midnight" (Buckingham, McVie) - 4:06
"When I See You Again" (Nicks) - 3:47
"You and I, Pt. 2" (Buckingham, McVie) - 2:40

Personnel

Lindsey Buckingham - guitar, vocals, keyboards
Mick Fleetwood - drums, percussion
Christine McVie - keyboards, synthesiser, vocals
John McVie - bass
Stevie Nicks - vocals

Charts

Album

lign="left"\|Chart	align="left"\|Position
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|The Billboard 200	align="left"\|7

Singles

lign="left"\|Single	align="left"\|Chart	align="left"\|Position
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Big Love"	align="left"\|Adult Contemporary	align="left"\|23
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Big Love"	align="left"\|Hot Dance Music/Club Play	align="left"\|7
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Big Love"	align="left"\|Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales	align="left"\|11
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Big Love"	align="left"\|Mainstream Rock Tracks	align="left"\|2
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Big Love"	align="left"\|The Billboard Hot 100	align="left"\|5
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Everywhere"	align="left"\|Adult Contemporary	align="left"\|1
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Everywhere"	align="left"\|Mainstream Rock Tracks	align="left"\|22
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Everywhere"	align="left"\|The Billboard Hot 100	align="left"\|14
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Isn't It Midnight"	align="left"\|Mainstream Rock Tracks	align="left"\|14
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Little Lies"	align="left"\|Adult Contemporary	align="left"\|1
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Little Lies"	align="left"\|Mainstream Rock Tracks	align="left"\|14
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Little Lies"	align="left"\|The Billboard Hot 100	align="left"\|4
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Seven Wonders"	align="left"\|Adult Contemporary	align="left"\|13
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Seven Wonders"	align="left"\|Mainstream Rock Tracks	align="left"\|2
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Seven Wonders"	align="left"\|The Billboard Hot 100	align="left"\|19
lign="left"\|1987	align="left"\|"Tango in the Night"	align="left"\|Mainstream Rock Tracks	align="left"\|28
lign="left"\|1988	align="left"\|"Family Man"	align="left"\|The Billboard Hot 100	align="left"\|93

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