Fleetwood Mac
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Fleetwood Mac & USC Trojan Marching Band
Fleetwood Mac
Fleetwood Mac & Lindsey Buckingham & Peter Green
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This song, released on the album of the same name, earned Fleetwood Mac and the marching band from University of Southern California a record for the most artists present on one single in the top 40s at spot #8
The song talks about suspecting your partner is cheating. However the song’s protagonist...
[Intro]
How are the tenders, Johnny?
[Verse 1]
Why don't you ask him if he's gonna stay?
Why don't you ask him if he's going away?
[Verse 2]
Why don't you tell me what's going on?
Why don't you tell me who's on the phone?
[Verse 3]
Why don't you ask him what's going wrong?
Why don't you ask him the latest on his throne?
(Ooga-aga-ooga)
[Chorus]
Don't say that you love me (Hiyee)
Just tell me that you want me (Hiyee)
Tusk!
Just say that you want me (Hiyee)
Don't tell me that you—
[Post-Chorus]
Tusk!
(Real savage-like)
[Outro]
Tusk!
Tusk!
Tusk! Tusk! Tusk!
Tusk was written by Lindsey Buckingham.
Tusk was produced by Ken Caillat & Richard Dashut & Fleetwood Mac.
Fleetwood Mac released Tusk on Fri Oct 12 1979.
Fleetwood shared in the liner notes:
My dad had just passed away and I went to see my mum, who lived in the south of France, and it was all pretty crazy. The first night I was drinking like a fish and I got woken in the morning, with an outrageous hangover, by the local brass band playing outside m...
Buckingham shared in the liner notes:
On some level this song was the embodiment of the spirit of the album. Riffs were a big thing for me, and Mick was always one to pick up on the potential of that. Christine helped me on this with some chords. The drum track is a loop. We found a 15-second secti...
Rolling Stone named it the #7 greatest Fleetwood Mac song, saying:
A landmark of badass rock & roll bravado: The world’s most popular group, after perfecting an L.A. rock formula that went megaplatinum around the world, decided to rip it up and start again. ‘Tusk’ sounded like commercial suicid...