Fleetwood Mac "Hold Me"

So you think shooting a music video would be fun, huh? Don't expect the folks of Fleetwood Mac to agree with you. While filming the video to "Hold Me" in the Mojave Desert, Producer Simon Fields claimed John McVie was drunk and attempted to punch him, Stevie Nicks refused to walk in the sand with her platform shoes, a surly Christine McVie spent 10 hours in the makeup room, and Mick Fleetwood thought McVie was being a bitch and refused to talk to her. Yikes.

Lindsey Buckingham "Trouble"

Law & Order premiered on television in 1990. Nearly a decade earlier, Lindsey Buckingham released Law and Order: his debut solo album. The album's big hit was the catchy song "Trouble" which featured fellow Fleetwood Mac alum Mick Fleetwood on drums.

Bob Welch - "Sentimental Woman"

Fleetwood Mac originally recorded the ballad "Sentimental Woman" in 1972.  But the song didn't become popular until Bob Welch re-recorded the song in 1977. Along with some help from Fleetwood Mac, Welch turned the song into a hit.  Christine McVie provided backup vocals while Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood assisted to the re-recording of the song in 1977.