The new Fleetwood Mac collection '50 Years – Don’t Stop' is a. You're watching the official music video for Fleetwood Mac - 'Tusk' from the 1979 album 'Tusk'. The collection comes housed in an elegant box reminiscent of the acclaimed Rumours Deluxe Edition with a booklet that has extended liner notes that feature new interviews with all the band members. Completing the Deluxe Edition is a 5.1 surround mix of Tusk on DVD-Audio and vinyl of the original album on 2-LPs. Fleetwood Mac - Tusk (Ali Farahani Edit) FREE DOWNLOAD by Ali Farahani published on With all the energy and inspirations I gained from my summer tour I was ready to take the challenge on working on something different and unique. 173 rows Tusk is a song by Fleetwood Mac from the 1979 double LP of the same name. See the pictures below for this amazing and little known collaboration between two of the best accordion manufacturers.ĭisc One - Tusk (2015 Remaster of Original Album) Tusk (1979), along with Rumours (1977) and Fleetwood Mac (1975), was already remastered in 2004, but since Rumours received an updated deluxe remaster in 2013, it makes sense Tusk was given another go.

The actual switch mechanism is the same Scandalli used on the Super VI. The only difference was the use of Bell treble switches caps and grill design. In addition, Scandalli released several Super VI models as BELL 4511. (His American made Bell 4516 was used as a prototype for the early Scandalli Super VI models, often referred to as 2S and 4S models because of the grill ornaments at the time.) He was so impressed by the Scandalli factory and team the company put together for the development of the Super VI line that he had his Bell 25xx series accordions made by Scandalli. He was on the original design team for the Super VI. Aldo is the founder of BELL accordions and a legendary accordion master-technician. Why am I talking about Scandalli Super VI while presenting a BELL 4511? Here is your answer: This particular instrument is one of only a few Super VI models Scandalli made for Aldo Mencaccini.

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