LOVE THEM!| FIRST TIME HEARING Fleetwood Mac - Everywhere REACTION
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- LOVE THEM!| FIRST TIME HEARING Fleetwood Mac - Everywhere REACTION
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I am a huge Stevie Nicks fan but Ms. Christine McVie was an incredible singer and songwriter and held her own. Such a big loss😢
Couldn't have said it better😔!!!
Think they should check out Christine’s version of I’d Rather Go Blind from her pre Fleetwood Mac days when she was still Christine Perfect, before she married John McVie, be interesting to see Jays reaction, think Amber would love it though.
I Know That being Said go on it's our journey to leave something so the future picks up the Tune😉🙏👍✌️
You Make Lovin Fun! Another great song of hers ❤❤❤❤
Jordan needs to listen to more Fleetwood Mac - there are THREE "sounds" to Fleetwood Mac: the Stevie songs, the Lindsay songs, AND the Christine songs. Sheesh. ;-)
Christine was part of Fleetwood Mac long before Stevie. She had an incredible voice plus played keyboards which doubles the difficulty. RIP CHRISTINE ♥️
Jay & Amber should check out some of Christine's songs from the time before Lindsey and Stevie joined the band. Some suggestions:
- From the "Future Games" album - "Morning Rain"
- From the "Bare Trees" album - "Homeward Bound" and "Spare Me A Little Of Your Love"
- from the "Penguin" album - "Remember Me"
- From the "Mystery To Me" album - "Keep On Going" (sung by Chris, written by Bob Welch) and "Why" Or better yet, try this live version of "Why"
ruclips.net/video/F4oec-I2Vl0/видео.html
@@glenonoko4918 She did the artwork for at least one album, having a senior moment and can't remember which one.
@@sn1ckers100 Kiln House. Other band contributions: John McVie photograph for the cover of Bare Trees & Lindsey did the group artwork inside The Mirage album.
@@caps689 Thank you, good album
They still don’t even know about the original version of Fleetwood Mac which goes back to the roots of Peter Green and Carlos Santana. Everything in time, I guess.
Christine's maiden name was "Perfect", and that also described her voice, playing, and song writing ability. May she rest in peace.
Thanks for posting that - so true
Troy, Christine smiled from the other side when you typed that comment.
@BKM Thank you so much for saying that. Her words through music have always touched me, I'm sure it's the same for you too.
Hear hear.
Yes! I love how John McVie often said that before she married him, she was perfect LOL
Fleetwood Mac has a certain sound? Ever hear of "Say You Love Me," "Over My Head," "You Make Loving Fun," "Don't Stop," "Songbird," "Hold Me," "Got a Hold on Me," "Little Lies"? All Christine McVie songs.
Christine was underrated...she wrote or co-wrote more than half of the band's greatest hits...
Christine had one of the most velevety voices ever. Effortless, perfect...RIP, lovely lady.
She was a beautiful woman. I think an unsung hero nowadays because she wrote most of their hits. It's always about Stevie, but she was the power behind that band's many accomplishments. Thanks for the reaction.
As Well As The Fact That Many Are Unaware Of,, Christine Had The Final Deciding Vote On Whether Or Not To Let Stevie & Lindsey Could Join The Group,, She Could Have Easily Voted No,, But Christine Wasn't All About Ego Or Needing/Wanting To Be The Queen,, Etc. She Voted Yes & Welcomed Them With Open Arms,, Even Befriending Stevie To Make Her Feel More Comfortable..Which In Turn,, Christine Would Be Constantly Overshadowed By Stevie & Wanna Be Fans (Ones That Only Became Fans After "Rumors") & Making It As If Stevie Is Fleetwood Mac & Other Members Like Second Class & Stevie Being The Queen Bee..All Things That Always Made Me Feel Bad For Christine & The Other Members..Even In Her Passing People Will Mention Stevie..Shame On Them.
Wow. I didn't know all of that. Thank you.
Christine McVie wasn't just the lead vocalist on this song, she was the writer and the keyboard player. She was one of the most underrated keyboard players ever. Her talent was phenomenal.
Yes she was the lead, Stevie Nicks did the background vocals
Christine wrote and sang lead on 10 of the band's 18 top 40 hits (versus Stevie with 5 and Lindsay Buckingham with 3), so to say that she isn't emblematic of the Fleetwood Mac sound just means you've got a lot more listening to do.
Spot on!!
Tell it EZ!
Lindsay has 4. He produced a lot of the hits that were not written by him.
@@UniversalMokenTroll "Go Your Own Way", "Tusk", and "Big Love"...what is the 4th? (I'm talking about the U.S. Billboard Hot 100)
Yeah, I understand he said that before she died, but that was hard for me. To see him disrespect her the way he did in this video. Being upset at first it wasn't a Stevie song, saying it wasn't the FM sound. Amber is starting to get it though....
You look at Fleetwood Mac's greatest hits album and it's mostly Christine's songs. She was so prolific and definitely shaped the sound of the band. You can't talk about FM without talking about Christine. She was integral
This sound, which I would describe as lush, was what Lindsey Buckingham brought to the group since he co-produced their records while he was in the band. He and Christine together were special, and their voices melded together. She was the more natural pure songwriter in FM, and wrote their pop classics. No offence Jay, but I have always been a Christine fan and FM can not possible go on now without her.
Totally agree. Christine and Lindsey were a dynamic duo. I always felt she was the soul of this group.
I can't think of words to define Christine... she was undefinable. I agree FM died with her, and the chain was permanently broken.
Totally agree, James. The sound is thanks to Lindsey's brilliant ear for production. He and Christine get short shrift because Stevie had the bigger image and solo career. Stevie could write a great song and her vocals used to be amazing back in the day, but in my opinion, Christine and Lindsey were true musicians in every sense of the word. No disrespect to Stevie. I saw her twice in concert. But, I really hate to see Fleetwood Mac viewed as Stevie's backup band.
Lindsey is a genius.
What made Fleetwood Mac special was the BLEND of the amazing talents they had. This is one of my favourite FM songs. I love Christine, Stevie and Lindsey's songs. For a complete change look at "(Oh Dianne" - ruclips.net/video/txA4jXCXun0/видео.html - sort of 60's throwback). Nothing can compare to Christine's "Songbird" but "Affairs of the Heart" with Stevie (ruclips.net/video/igdZ4T9OhN4/видео.html ) is just as beautiful. I also think FM cannot continue without Christine but she would want us to enjoy all their classics.
Please try “You make loving fun,” with Christine McVie on lead vocals. It’s my favorite FM song. The Rumours album version is incredible.
Amber’s right … they’re harmonizing on this song.
True. And YMLF definitely "sounds like" traditional FM.
Yes! I especially enjoy her clavinet part on that one!
Yes!!
I love You Make Loving Fun. Amazing song. And she wrote it about an affair and lied to John McVie and told him it was about a dog. And got him to play it with her forever.
Her vocals are so beautiful on this track as well. You will be humming the lyrics in your head for days trying to see if you can hit the high note on the word " believe" it's just a vocal masterpiece
Awesome, thank you both, RIP Christine McVie. IMHO, one of the best things about the band is the harmony between Stevie, Christine and Lindsey were always amazing!
One of the best and most unique things about the Mac is that they had three lead vocalists and only listening to Stevie's songs gives you just one part of the experience. Just like Frida and Agnetha in ABBA, the combination of Christine and Lindsey's vocals is perfect - it's almost like they created a fourth, brand new voice for the band. For me, that's the definitive "Fleetwood Mac sound".
And 3 brilliant songwriters.
Good comparison. In ABBA many focus on Agnetha, just as Stevie draws more attention in FM. That's understandable of course, Agnetha is a great "actress" with her voice, singing in a way that touches people's emotions (I mean - The Winner Takes it All is just...wow). But Frida's no slouch. I believe she took opera training. She too can hit emotional bull's eyes (Knowing Me, Knowing You, Our Last Summer). But no matter what the song, the best part of any ABBA song is when the "third voice" comes in - the blend of their voices together is just, well, the ABBA sound. The "third voice" is a bit more distinct than the Christine/Lindsey combo as it is always in the forefront, so It is no surprise that their biggest hit was a song with a shared vocal lead. I think with FM is is a bit different - pretty sure that "Dreams" is their biggest hit. But "Don't Stop" is right up there too. It is really hard to pick a favourite FM song, but it is probably a toss up between "Go Your Own Way" and "The Chain" and of course, neither of those songs have Stevie or Christine singing lead.
Perfectly stated!
Your're forgetting about FM from the 60s when their lead singer was Peter Green.
@ross downes very true, they've had half a dozen brilliant songwriters over the years.
Christine had such a wonderful voice. Her passing was so sad.
I'm so delighted that you're reacting to more of Christine's contributions to the success of Fleetwood Mac. She doesn't get nearly the recognition she deserves. Have an excellent weekend.
Her solo song, Got a Hold On Me, is well worth a listen. Legendary career like her bandmate Stevie. The planets aligned when this group came together. Rest in peace, songbird.
She wrote the song as well. She was the real deal, and a very important part of the band. Her vocals are an essential part of their sound, though not featured as prominently.
Christine and Stevie's voices compliment each other when they sing together.
I've been a Fleetwood Mac fan since I was a teen in the 70's. Any time I hear any song by Fleetwood Mac, I know who it is!
R.I.P. Christine McVie. She has ALWAYS been my fave member of Fleetwood Mac. She wrote more than half of the bands singles. You must try some of her other Mac singles: "Heroes Are Hard To Find", "Over My Head", "Say You Love Me", "Don't Stop", "You Make Loving Fun", "Think About Me", "Hold Me", "Little Lies", "As Long As You Follow".
Mine too!
If you go back to the songs on the Rumors album Stevie had a softer voice. She had throat surgery and it almost ended her singing. She came back with a roughness to her voice that you hear today. But she did come back. Christine has always had a softer voice. It's beautiful. All the songs she's sang lead on have been great songs. I love hers the most. So sad to lose her. RIP Christine. We'll miss you.
She burned her throat and put a hole through her nose with the cocaine she was snorting. That’s why her voice got rougher
Combined with a massive coke addiction
@@adamsmithhobbs4702she was warned that if she kept it up near nose and nasal cavity was in danger.
This was part of their reinvention of their sound in 1987, the whole Tango in the Night album is like this and it was a massive worldwide hit, and has ground breaking production for the time. Of the more tradition Fleetwood Mac songs she sang songs like Oh Daddy, Don't Stop, Over My Head, You Make Lovin Fun, Over and Over and Tusk, they are all incredible.
And "Little Lies", which they reacted to a while back.
Yeah. I really want to see the reaction to "Tusk". I hope no one has given them any idea what to expect from that one.
@@michelemercier2286 Tusk has to one of most unusual songs to hit the charts. Can't wait for that reaction too!
@@michelemercier2286 it is one of the things I like most about Fleetwood Mac is that even when they have a winning formula they were never afraid to change their sound, both Tango in the Night and the Tusk album were a bit of a departure from the FM sound of The eponymous album and Rumours, the only other artists to really do this regularly were David Bowie and The Beatles.
@rpk0925 it is such an underrated FM song it's one of my fav's too
In a band that pretty much always had three solid songwriters, Christine wrote about 1/2 the songs on most of the albums she appeared on, going back to the early 70s. She's really amazing.
"Over My Head" and "You Make Lovin' Fun" are 2 Christine McVie greats. She was a songwriter, instrumentalist, vocalist. She made Fleetwood Mac what it became. She created & co-created songs & let Stevie sing instead of herself. Special lady. And a true all-around artist.
Both great songs and probably my favorite two Fleetwood Mac songs.
This was from their 14th studio album, Tango in the Night in 1987. The song was written and sung by Christine.
Her beautiful voice, so brilliant and entertaining. She was such a large part of Fleetwood Mac, but didn't receive the notoriety she deserved. I prefer her voice to Stevie's. Rip songbird. Thanks for the memories. Jordan you need to hear more of Christine's vocals, indeed.
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Christine McVie’s voice is Fleetwood Mac. Sang a lot of their hits. Listen to “Hold Me” and try not to fall in love with it.
Christine McVie's vocals are unmistakable. The best of all the other lead singers thru FWM history (Peter Green, Bob Welch, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham). Some might argue Stevie Nicks, but Christine joined the band in 1970 and the band had already well established her vocal by the time Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham joined in 1975. Her voice, IMO, is ICONIC! Thanks for reacting.
Christine McVie was SUCH an important part of Fleetwood Mac. I loved her. RIP ❤️
She seemed like such a sweet lady … and had an amazing voice …RIP Christine
Christine sacrificed a lot - having Stevie in the band. Stevie took the spotlight - but Christine acquiesced it to her - and they became lifelong friends. She had a great life.
RIP Christine McVie. Glad you were finally able to get this video up. You've gone fairly deep into F-Mac's discography, but you've got so many more to go. You've yet to hear classics like "Say You Love Me", "Dreams", "You Making Loving Fun", "Tusk", "Sara", "Gypsy", and "Save Me".
Agreed. They have a long way to go yet
They also have to hear "Big Love." 😃
Keep On Going and Come A Little Bit Closer.
Yes to all those songs brings back great memories 🙋🏻♀️
@@BillGraper Agreed, especially the version from their live album, The Dance.
This and Christine's Little Lies which you also reacted to are from the 1987 album Tango In The Night - which does have a different 1980s sound with Lindsey' Buckingham's use of the fair light and synthesizers in arrangements and production. FM was one of the few big 70s bands that successfully moved into the 80s. This album far more sophisticated and adult than most as well. The FM "sound" - the multi layering of vocals and instruments in production that Lindsey brought to the band is still there. Now if you listen to and react to Lindsey's songs on Tusk you might not think that sounds like FM either. I recommend Tusk, What Makes You Think You're The One, I Know I'm Not Wrong to start off with - you might not be ready for The Ledge. 🤣 And once again you have listened to more non Stevie songs - you listened to Lindsey as lead on The Chain and Go Your Own Way.
Tusk doesn’t sound like any other! Not sure if it’s USC marching band or something else, but there is some unique quality to it. Although my fav FM song will always be the Chain, but Tusk is right up there.
It's kinda funny that Jay thinks the sound of Fleetwood Mac comes from the lead vocals of Stevie Nicks which is totally hysterically not true Fleetwood Mac fans knows it comes from the genius mind of guitarist Lindsey Buckingham who pretty much served as the groups producer on all the albums plus the fact also he is one the finest guitarist ever Lets not get so blind sided by the Stevie Nicks effect Jay there is so much more to this group God you don't even mention the contributions of one the greatest rhythm sections ever drummer Mick Fleetwood and bassist John McVie C'mon Jay the groups name is Fleetwood Mac not Stevie Nicks
‘Tango’ is great
Christine McVie was a brilliant songwriter and piano player. Her keyboard work was an essential part of Fleetwood Mac's sound no matter who was singing.
YUP!!!!!!!! Part of the soundtrack of my early teenage years. Her voice PENETRATES every song.
"Little Lies" that features both Christine and Stevie's voice more prominently is 🔥.
They've reacted to it
J & Amber, you'll love their "Silver Spring" from the 1997 concert 'The Dance' and "You Make Loving Fun"(Christine on lead) !!!
Christine McVie is immortal and will always be with us in her music. She began her recording career as a pop duet with Spencer Davis. She auditioned Stevie Winwood and stepped aside when they formed The Spencer Davis Group, covering Chicago R&B hits. Fleetwood Mac was originally a HEAVY electric blues band with Mick on drums, John McVie on bass and the legendary Peter Green and other terrific sidemen on guitar. Check out the original "Black Magic Woman" by Green
Yes indeed!!! "Black Magic Woman" was covered by Santana.... Couple other songs from the Green era covered by other artists.. Oh Well by the Rockets and Green Manalishi by Judas Priest.
Don't forget about Oh Well (Pt. 1)
You've listened to a few, but so many more yet,
"Over my head"
"Say you love me"
"You make loving fun"
"Tusk"
"Don't stop"
Christine McVie was the one songwriter/ vocalist that lasted longest through all FM's various lineup changes. Such a an incredible talent and treasure.
Try reacting to Say You Love Me or Don't Stop - two of Christine's upbeat, feel good, piano-based songs.
Christine was the backbone of Fleetwood Mac she wrote so many of their songs and her Voice WAS the voice of the band before she brought Stevie and Lindsay in the scene . REST in Peace Christine you will love in in every song from the band forever
Christine and Lindsey were always my favorites in the band! "Say you love me" and "go your own way"! Are perfect songs, to me!
Christine was a pure pop voice with great songs and hooks.
Stevie is ethereal and Rock, and her voice got more weathered and beautiful with age,
Lindsay was more Rock and experimental, and also had a very interesting voice. .and their harmonies were UNBELIEVABLE.
Christine's, "As Long As You Follow", really shows her beautiful voice.
Such an enchanting song and one of the great things about Fleetwood Mac is that they are very versatile in their style of music, you just don't get sick of the same sound
I would suggest a few more where she was the lead singer - "Over My Head", "Little Lies", and "You Make Loving Fun".
Jay is right fleetwood has a variety of sounds. Early McVie songs are awesome. Think about me. Crazy love. Come a little bit closer. Way I feel. She wrote a lot about love. Right or wrong type of love she put her emotions out for everyone to hear.
I love when I just KNOW that Amber is going to love a particular part of a song or lyric or sound or voice, and she reacts exactly like I imagined. ♥️
Everywhere is one of my all time favorite songs! I suggest Silver Springs from Fleetwood Mac, Stevie sings that one. It's amazing.
There are so many incarnations of Fleetwood Mac that those of us who have been listening to them for over 50 years appreciate each of the styles that were adopted as band members left and new members came in. To listen to them from 1970-71 up through all their later work and everything in between you see a musical evolution that was beautiful in each phase. You should check out Bob Welch, who was a guitarist and vocalist on five of their early albums and then pursued a solo career. Ebony Eyes and Sentimental Lady were a couple of his hits and I guarantee you will enjoy them immensely. Sadly, he took his life around 10 years or so ago due to irreversible health conditions so that he wouldn’t become a burden to his wife as caretaker.
This song came out when I was 12 and I'd never heard anything like it and fell in love with it. I wore out my cassette playing it. It makes me ,incredibly sad to listen to this now knowing that the person who created this childhood magic has gone, it breaks my heart. I love it so much.
Such a fantastic song. Fleetwood Mac has so many great songs. ❤
The more you listen to them and recognize Christine's voice and notice the instrumentation of the band, you would recognize the song as a Fleetwood Mac song. BTW, Christine McVie was born Christine Perfect. I think that sums her up pretty Perfectly.
Christine McVie was actually the writer and lead or co-lead singer of more of Fleetwood Mac's hit songs than any other member. Others to try "Over My Head" "Don't Stop" "You Make Loving Fun" "Say You Love Me" "Hold Me" "Little Lies" "Think About Me" "The Chain"
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I love the way they drive this song with the bass.
I've listened to this song at least 10 times since Christine's passing. It's another marker of the end of our era. I'm sad about it. Sending Love to you.
I'm so happy you did this song. "Everywhere" is my favorite Fleetwood Mac song. RIP Christine McVie.
Christine McVie lead, “Songbird”, “You Make Loving Fun”, “Little lies”, “Oh Daddy“, you must do these songs.
This song is an early autumn evening to me. Fleetwood Mac is just magic in every note, I love them so much.
Jay, Fleetwood Mac is a band with not one set writer or lead. A lot of bands you’ve come to like have that dynamic as well. Stevie sings songs she writes, and sometimes others.. Lindsey Buckingham sings the songs he writes, Christine sung the ones she wrote mostly… Mick Fleetwood and John Mcvie covering the tempo and bass respectively. That’s what makes them Fleetwood Mac. And you’re wrong, Fleetwood Mac doesn’t have a sound… they have many because of all the composers in the band. That’s Fleetwood Mac.🦋✌🏼
Of the three songwriters, Christine McVie wrote HALF of their hits. Stevie had 2-3 songs per album. To hear more of their hits with Christine:
You make loving fun
Don’t stop
Little lies
Say you Love Me
Christine was the queen of the hook. Listen to these songs, and you will get it.
My favorite Christine McVie Fleetwood Mac song is, As Long As you Follow. Beautiful song.
How have you guys not heard this song? It's currently being used in a TV commercial, and it's literally EVERYWHERE.
Just a beautiful song. Christine's vocals really made this song. When you listen to Fleetwood Mac again listen to Silver Springs live from the album The Dance.
YES!! SILVER SPRING!! 👍😃❣️😃👍
What made Fleetwood Mac so great was the band had three great lead singers which gave them three different styles of songs. Appreciate all three, Stevie, Christine and Lindsey because they were all the voice of Fleetwood Mac.
"Over My Head", "Say You Love Me" and "You Make Loving Fun" are among my favorite Christine McVie vocals with FM.
Listening To Christine Right From The Beginning,, It Was Very Clear That She Would Become A Music Icon,, Chicken Shack "I'd Rather Go Blind" & "When The Train Comes Back"..R.I.P.🙏❤
I was lucky enough to see them twice. Fabulous band. ✌️
@@andymageen5308 I Only Saw Them Once,, But 100% Agreed.
Fleetwood Mac has a history unlike any other band out there. From their formation as a blues band in England in 1967 with the phenomenal Peter Green leading the group to the Bob Welch led years in the early '70's to when Lindsay and Stevie finally joined in 1975. They went through several line up changes and about three different musical transitions before becoming the massive '70's pop hit making machine. Christine joined the band in 1970 and had her first lead vocal on 1971's "Future Games" album.
Amber & Jordan, 1st 🥇 of all, Rip 🪦 Christine McVie. U R a big lost to Fleetwood Mac n it's fans. Ur sound will continue to move forward forever. My condolences 💐 & sympathies to the McVie Fam. God Bless 🙏 The McVie Fam.
I always found it interesting that , rather than focusing on Christine or the band performing the song or the typical staging one might see to present a visual narrative of the song, they instead chose to present a depiction of Alfred Noyes 1906 poem "The Highwayman".. Great solo by Christine. Try "You Make Loving Fun", "Little Lies" and "Say You Love Me"
What amazes me with Fleetwood Mac is how they produced so many great songs nearly all the while having much inner band friction and emotional turmoil in their relationships I take nothing away from Stevie but Christine was an inspirational song writer again when you listen to the bands lyrics they nearly all feature area's of their relationships what a great band
fleetwood mac's sound is really the voices of McVie, Nicks and Buckingham melting together..
Stevie and Lindsey joined in 1975. Christine played for the first time with FM in 1968. Piano and voice.
And she passed away this week at the age of 79.
Great musician. May she rest now peacefully.
Also Christine had the MOST HITS. If you go on the Greatest hits album 8 of the 16 songs were WRITTEN AND SUNG by Christine. The other eight were split between Stevie and Lindsey.
This song is currently being used as a jingle for a car commercial and you can hear this chorus 100 times a day on TV. Anyway, MORE Christine please! Little Lies, Hold Me, As Long As You Follow, Over My Head, You Make Loving Fun, Say You Love Me, etc etc etc, were all big FM hit songs written and sung by her. If you're only listening to Stevie's songs you're missing out on 2/3 of what made FM great. Then get to Lindsey's songs afterwards. Only THEN will you have a better idea of what made them so special.
Agreed!! 💯
Yay More Fleetwood Mac I been listening to them over and over again since the Passing of Christine McVie :( Another one I like of hers is You Make Loving fun.
RiP Christine, you left this world too soon! 😢💔💛🕯💛 Yes I love Stevie but Christine also had a beautiful voice and such a talented musician and songwriter! 💗
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The cool thing about the band is the 3 unique lead singers. It’s gives them a wide range of songs and sounds but they always sound great when harmonizing. It’s why you have to listen to more than a couple of songs to truly appreciate their sounds. Y’all need to do some Lindsay Buckingham songs.
I am a huge fan of all of the Fleetwood Mac reactions so far but I really think the Lindsey Buckingham songs are getting overlooked. I'm general fan of all incarnations of Fleetwood Mac even before their Buckingham/Nicks were a part of it. For some prime Buckingham I would definitely suggest the following: Second Hand News (epic drumming by Mick Fleetwood), Don't Stop (shared co-lead with McVie), Never Going Back Again. The live version of Big Love from The Dance is incredible and a rare occasion where the live version blows the studio version out of the water. I Don't Want to Know is also a great Stevie Nicks song. Also as a fellow Okie I'm a huge fan of all of of your reactions and trying to make my way to all of them eventually.
Don't stop is iconic and written by Christine
Christine was one of my favorite female singers. She was awesome.
You know, the music video is actually based on a poem by Alfred Noyes called The Highwayman. You can see the beginning lines of the poem in the beginning of the video. 🙂 (It's actually a tragic poem a little bit like Romeo and Juliet. I like the ending they have though. They're together now in death. ❤️) WHICH was also made into a song by World/Folk music singer Loreena McKennit. She is someone you NEED to check out. She's been around since the 80's. ❤️
She was with Fleetwood Mac since 1968, starting as a session musician and singer at the request of Peter Green. She played on every single Fleetwood Mac except the first self-titled album " Fleetwood Mac" released in 1967 and the live blues album " Fleetwood Mac in Chicago".
She played and sung in this band for 55 years. She completed a lot of uncredited work between 1968 thru 1970 on Fleetwood Mac albums, Mr. Wonderful, Then Play On and Kiln House.
She wrote twice as many hit songs for Fleetwood Mac then Stevie and Lindsey combined together. I adore Stevie and Lindsey and with all due respect, Christine was Mrs. Mac and the Mac in Fleetwood Mac.
She also did all of the artwork for Kiln House album cover. She was an icon, brilliantly talented and a great human being.
Rest in peace..
Christine Ann Perfect McVie.❤
My all time fave Fleet Mac song 🔥🔥, so glad y’all reacted to this 💛. Rip Christine 🙏🏽.
RIP Christine McVie July 12, 1943-November 30, 2022.🌹
I really love the different sounds from Fleetwood Mac…they all held their own. Christine McVie was incredibly talented…the glue of the group without a doubt! She will be missed.
Fleetwood Mac "HOLD ME" is my favorite and showcases Christine McVie. ❤️ (Original video)
Actually, the great thing about Fleetwood Mac is they experimented with different instruments, beats, and sounds. You guys just heard a few songs with Stevie singing lead first. For example, the only marching band to win a Grammy (I think), was the USC Trojans, playing on FMac's "Tusk". For a great McVie lead, hear "Say Yoi Love Me". They all sound great together on "Don't Stop".
That car commercial brought me back to this song. I'm glad you guys did this one. Rest in peace, Christine McVie❤️
Yes, one of my top 5 Fleetwood Mac songs! RIP Ms Christine!! I know you’ve done Little Lies and Songbird, but if you haven’t already, you have to do Don’t Stop and Rhiannon!
Christine McVie was by far the most talented member of Fleetwood Mac. She's the only reason I continued to listen to the band after Peter Green left.
Christie McVie actually released a solo album back in 1984, and if you want to delve deeper into her music, maybe do a few songs from that album. I would DEFINITELY recommend doing either 'Got A Hold On Me' or 'Love Will Show Us How'...both were nice hits for Christie. Stevie and Lindsey get much of the attention for Fleetwood Mac, and deservedly so as both are amazing...but Christie was a VITAL part of the success of FM, along with her ex, John McVie(just listen to the bass in FM tracks), and of course Mick Fleetwood.
Yes, I bought that album when it was released (having previously enjoyed Christine with Chicken Shack) and still love it.
Can’t go wrong with Fleetwood Mac, soo many great hits! You also can’t go wrong with Edgar and Johnny Winter’s “Tobacco Road” live!
Listen to this recommendation!
Tabacco Road would blow everyone away,other world performance.
@@mikerichards67 Amen
Incredible!
"You Make Loving Fun" is my favorite Fleetwood Mac song featuring Christine McVie as lead singer.
This song and “Little Lies” were my first introduction to Fleetwood Mac because the Tango In The Night album came out in 1987, when I was about 9 years old. I loved it but my mom, who was a hippie art student in the 70s, did not because it was not the Fleetwood Mac sound she’d grown to love. I’m glad to have discovered more of their music in my late teens. Now I’m more of a 70s Fleetwood Mac kind of person, but this song still slaps 😊
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Christine Mcvie was the first woman in Fleetwood Mac. She was really responsible for the sound the band developed through today. Her vocals are imperative to the full compliment that Stevie Nicks brought with her depth. I think she was the deciding factor to Stevie and Lindsay Buckingham joining the band according to interviews about it. Her songwriting was phenomenal. Tango in the Night was classic 80s and all about Christine! She also was a wonderful keyboardist...Stevie just shook a tambourine.
Lindsey was the most responsible for their sound, but Christine was 2nd in the importance there. Tango In The Night was also Lindsey's baby...
@@ATalkingBadger ya Lindsey the most talented in the band and it’s not that close
@@RV103 agreed.
Yay such a special band. Glad to have seen them live wow I never heard this version
Fleetwood Mac has the best backing vocals harmonies everywhere.
Christine has sang lead more than anyone in the band. Even though everyone loves Stevie Nicks and her sound, where the band has more of a “darker story telling” sound, Christine is the more regular radio pop sound. If you listen to all of Fleetwood Mac songs, you will hear Christine the most. RIP Christine. 😢
Amber nailed it: This song is sweet, whimsical, magical and romantic. You can tell she was grooving with that vibe. All of Christine's hits were like that. And yes, they tended to be synth-heavy too, but nothing wrong with that. But you really ought to check out her sexier songs like "You make loving fun" :) RIP Christine 💔
Also you gotta check out Lindsey Buckingham's songs too! Yes, there is a male lead singer too!
ALSO also, please please check out the Indigo Girls, for gosh sakes!!
I always thought Christine and Lindsey had the best voices in Fleetwood Mac . I love all their songs.