What is the title of Fleetwood Mac's 1987 album that produced the hits 'Big Love' and 'Little Lies'?

Fleetwood Mac’s 1987 album featuring the hits “Big Love” and “Little Lies” is Tango in the Night. It became the band’s second-biggest-selling studio album after Rumours and one of their defining pop-rock records.

The project began largely as a Lindsey Buckingham solo effort, but it gradually developed into Fleetwood Mac’s next album. Buckingham and producer Richard Dashut shaped the record’s polished, layered sound, while Christine McVie contributed “Little Lies” and “Everywhere.” Buckingham wrote “Big Love,” which became the album’s lead single.

Tango in the Night was released on April 13, 1987. It produced four U.S. top-20 singles: “Big Love,” “Little Lies,” “Everywhere,” and “Seven Wonders.” The album’s glossy production and strong melodies made it a major international success, even as tensions within the band were worsening.

A notable source of confusion is the album’s relationship to the classic lineup. Tango in the Night was the fifth and final studio album made by Fleetwood Mac’s Buckingham–Nicks–McVie–McVie–Fleetwood lineup. Buckingham left soon after its release, before the supporting tour began.