Christine, in a way, was overshadowed by Stevie Nicks. Stevie, who was a bit more flashy, appealed to many fans... I prefer Christine's smooth, warm voice.
David, I saw them at the same concert, the Texas Jam. I had it in my head that was in '79? They came on just at dusk after The Little River Band, Joe Walsh, and whoever the one other band was that year.
Fleetwood Mac had many great songs....but I always considered this song as their 'most beautiful' song. Christine has a unique voice that is so soothing. I truly enjoy your reactions...Maddy...YOU ROCK!
I saw the Rumors tour, and after a couple of rousing encores, Christine came out on stage alone and did this song to send everyone home relaxed and in peace. One of the best shows I ever saw.
It’s not hyperbole to say that Christine McVie always makes a song better. Whether she’s the featured singer bringing her breathtaking melodies, or supporting with her lovely background vocals, she was a treasure that we all got to enjoy. I love, love,love her songs and it’s a joy to watch you experience her talents.
John McVie said in an interview that, while on tour, he and Mick Fleetwood would always watch this (concert closing) performance, every night, and would both be crying, every night...
Christine McVie was one of the main songwriters for Fleetwood Mac and usually performed behind the scene. In a BBC Desert Island Discs interview she told a story of how she "wrote" Songbird. She couldn’t sleep, and an unknown song was in her head. “I had to play this song. It was as if I’d been channeled or something!” It came to her at 3 in the morning. “The whole song, complete, chords, words, everything within half an hour,” she explained. Fortunately, she had a piano in her room, but no tape recorder. So she kept playing it without sleeping for fear of forgetting it, until she went into the studio at 9 o’clock the next day to record it on a two-track tape. “I just felt as if it was a universal kind of prayer or something. I just don’t know where it came from. This never happened to me since or before.” ‘Songbird’ would arguably become McVie’s signature song. Originally released as the B-side to ‘Dreams’ in 1977, it ended up on Fleetwood Mac’s world-conquering 'Rumours' album. It wasn’t her biggest hit for the group, but the ballad was a frequent closer at Fleetwood Mac concerts, especially after McVie rejoined in 2014.
We miss you Christine. Maddy this song is one of many that was the soundtrack of the coming of age of a very special time growing up. This song is so melancholy when thinking of that time and friend no longer with us❤️🙏
I saw Fleetwood Mac several times and they always closed the show with Songbird. Christine was married to the Bassist John Mc Vie. So sad we lost her this year.
🎼🤍🤍🤍✨️🤍🤍🤍🎼 .. so Maddy .. this is a beautiful, timeless , heartwarming song performed by the beautiful Christine McVie .. this was always a crowd roaring thrill at every show she performed it with Fleetwood Mac. She was in the band before Stevie Nicks , but she still was able to shine. She has more great songs where you can hear her unique voice. Keep searching my friend. 💘💘💘💘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ .. love it 🎼
Fleetwood Mac had many members over the years since the late 60s. The constants were founders Mick Fleetwood on drums and John McVie on bass. They started as a blues band but evolved into a pop/rock band in the mid 70s.. The “classic” lineup which had the most success and all the big hits and who most people think of when talking about Fleetwood Mac is Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckungham and Stevie Nicks. That lineup was together from about 1974-1987. After that the members would leave and come back several times.Again with Mick and John being the only members in all the band lineup variations. That classic lineup reunited several times. Christine, Lindsay and Stevie wrote and sang all the band’s famous songs. Interesting fact, when the band was looking for a new guitarist in about 1974, Mick Fleetwood asked Lindsay Buckingham to join. He said yes but only if his girlfriend at the time Stevie Nicks could also join. Lindsay and Stevie had recently recorded an album together. Mick reluctantly agreed. So Stevie was almost not a member.
I think you may have heard her wrong on the last verse; she's not saying I wish for myself, she actually says I wish it FROM myself. Christine McVie, an absolute legend, may she rest in peace.
She was a lead vocalist before Lindsey and Stevie and those albums are well worth a listen. Try Homeward Bound from Bare Trees, a great album in its own right. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
RIP Christine McVie. I have seen them twice. Loved Christine, she was very modest but very talented. Christine wrote many of the group’s songs. Christine Prefect joined the band in 1971 and Married the Base Player John McVie, they later divorced. Prior to that Christine was the vocalist in a band called Chicken Shack. They had a minor hit in 1969 called I’d Rather Go Blind which was a hit for Etta James in 67. Sadly Christine passed away in November 2022 at the age of 79😢
"Songbird" is their concert "closer".. they close every concert with this song. This song has also been played at millions of weddings... and funerals. The band is (was) Mick Fleetwood (drummer), John McVie (bass) & Christine McVie (keys) (once married); Stevie Nicks, and Lindsey Buckingham (recently booted from the group).
Been to 2 Fleewood Mac concerts here in Australia fortunate to have been in the Mosh pit up close could have reached up and touched Stevie ABSOLUTELY fabulous live in concert ❤🎯
I just loved Christine and her music. One of my favorite memories is of my brother and I renting a cheap motel room to watch the premiere of the video for Got a hold on me, because we didn't have cable. We had a blast. Rest in peace, sweet, beautiful lady. You brought much talent and joy that will keep you alive for so many. Great reaction here, dear.
This is a great song and a crowd-pleaser, but I don’t think it can truly be appreciated until you realize it’s a breakup song, a song of letting go. Its depth is that love is worth it even with loss, even if you know the loss is coming. Music is the one art that exists in Time, it’s here and then it’s gone. It can be remembered and maybe repeated, but this performance tonight is unique and irreplaceable. Like a human life. It’s the impermanence that makes it precious. We’ll done Maddy, treasuring the music!
I saw them live in the late '70's in Providence, RI. I particularly love the work of their guitarist (one of the greats)/singer/songwriter. He was married to Stevie Nicks for a time. Some of his songs were Go Your Own Way, I'm So Afraid and Tusk.
Christine McVie actually fronted more songs than any other member of Fleetwood Mac. She came after the Peter Green years and long before Stevie and Lindsay came. She was an amazing talent and very much under appreciated.
Watching these videos, it's a liitle bit like watching your life pass by before your eyes. It's bittersweet; so many great memories. RIP Christine Perfect.
Mick Fleetwood--drums; John McVie--Bass; Christine McVie--keyboard and vocals; Stevie Nicks--vocals: Lindsay Buckingham--guitar and vocals. There have been many band member changes over the years, but when you say "Fleetwood Mac", it's those 5 that everybody automatically thinks of. All incredible talents, and Mick Fleetwood and John McVie have to be considered among the best duos when it comes to percussion and bass.
Christine was another secret sauce to a band. She was instrumental in writing a lot of songs for the band. Sadly we lost Christine recently. She will be sorely missed.😔
Another great song written by the late Christine McVie. It was on Fleetwood Mac's album "Rumours" from 1977. It has sold over 40 million copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling albums in history. All the songs on it are great. "Go Your Own Way", "Dreams", "Don't Stop", "You Make Loving Fun". "Second Hand News", "Gold Dust Woman", "The Chain" etc. Other songs from other albums are "Over My Head", "Say You Love Me", "Landslide", "Tusk", "Think About Me", "Sara", "Hold Me", "Love In Store", "Gypsy", "Oh Diane" etc.
This beautiful song is from the epic Rumors album of 1977. Prior to recording, John and Christine McVie got divorced and Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks broke up. These breakups inspired most of the music for the album which became one of the most popular and successful albums of all time.
I saw Fleetwood Mac twice, once in 1976 in San Bernardino and again in 1979 when lived on Maui, Hi. It was just before their huge Rumors album came out in 1976. The most talented band I have ever seen with three lead singers Stevie, Christine and Lindsey Buckingham.
R.I.P Christine. Of all the brilliant songs she wrote, I think that this one is the most beautiful and timeless. I always prefer to think of her with her birth name, rather than her married name, by which she is mostly known, because her birth name reflects her voice. Before marrying John McVie, she was Christine Perfect.
So sad every time I think of her gone. She had such a beautiful voice I’m not saying Stevie’s voice wasn’t but when you hear her remember she was backing her and great songwriter ❤
Through all their turbulence, it was always Christy for me that identified Fleetwood Mac's sound. She's, for me, among the very top of musicians that left us with so much joy for having had her songs to grow up with. Unreplaceable.
Bright Angel Miss Maddy, thank you for all your hard work putting up so many diverse musical styles. Your commentary is always fun, bright, and heartfelt. Christine McVie was a beautiful singer and songwriter who sadly often gets overlooked in Fleetwood Mac, She died of a Stroke and Metastasized Cancer. RIP Christine, You and your music will always be remembered.
My favorite Fleetwood Mac song. It helped me get over the break up of my first GF when I was 14. And, a few other things since then.Timeless and powerful.
It’s not “I wish it for myself”, it’s “I wish it from myself.” The song is a realization that everyone around her is falling apart but she still loves them. At least in my opinion. ❤️
5 members Mic Fleetwood on drums Lindsay Buckingham on lead guitar John.McVie on Bass guitar Christine McVie on Piano and occasional vocals Steve Nicks vocalist and tamberines Lindsey was the other primary vocalist. The male vocalist you hear most of the time in Fleetwood Mac.
OMG you must do their song "don't stop " from this same 2997 concert. Epic. They even bring up a college marching band on stage. It was also used by president linton during his campaign. Christine wrote the song.
Saw them when they were at their peak in 1977. Amazing show and I can still remember Stevie Nicks winking at me from stage during an encore. I was a seventeen year old guy ready to swoon!!! Anything from Rumours or Fleetwood Mac is a must. Two of the biggest selling albums in Rock history.
R.I.P. Christine
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AMEN!!
R.I.P. Christine, a true legend in a legendary supergroup! We just lost her a few months ago!
Christine, in a way, was overshadowed by Stevie Nicks. Stevie, who was a bit more flashy, appealed to many fans... I prefer Christine's smooth, warm voice.
They were great friends to each other.
Christine was always my favorite
So grateful that we had Christine in our lives.
RIP Christine McVie..Much missed and irreplaceable in Fleetwood Mac
When everyone was talking about Stevie, i was all about Christine. R.I.P. Such a lovely voice.
R.I.P. Songbird angel. 😢
R.I.P. Christine......so good and so loved.
Christine was their keyboardist and co vocalist since 1970, until her recent passing a few months ago. My heart broke then, and missing a piece since.
I feel the same way 😢💔
Fleetwood Mac was my first concert in 1977. May God hold her in his hands. Rest in peace Christine
i saw them the same summer ('77) at the cotton bowl in dallas, tx.
David, I saw them at the same concert, the Texas Jam. I had it in my head that was in '79? They came on just at dusk after The Little River Band, Joe Walsh, and whoever the one other band was that year.
around the same time...Saratoga Springs, NY
So sad that she is gone.........RIP, beautiful lady.😪
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Fleetwood Mac had many great songs....but I always considered this song as their 'most beautiful' song. Christine has a unique voice that is so soothing. I truly enjoy your reactions...Maddy...YOU ROCK!
Beautiful
What a beautiful and unique voice. RIP
I saw the Rumors tour, and after a couple of rousing encores, Christine came out on stage alone and did this song to send everyone home relaxed and in peace. One of the best shows I ever saw.
It’s not hyperbole to say that Christine McVie always makes a song better. Whether she’s the featured singer bringing her breathtaking melodies, or supporting with her lovely background vocals, she was a treasure that we all got to enjoy. I love, love,love her songs and it’s a joy to watch you experience her talents.
Definitely
Greetings from China @jjh5374 Her and Emmylou Harris could sing harmonies to recordings of crashing cars and the sound would be elevated.
@@MaddyReactions thank you, do a reaction in 20 years please, bless you
Stevie Nicks herself said that without Christine McVie there can be no Fleetwood Mac.
I walked down the aisle to this song. ❤️❤️❤️
I've seen them six times.
Christine was a beautiful person. I miss her. RIP
John McVie said in an interview that, while on tour, he and Mick Fleetwood would always watch this (concert closing) performance, every night, and would both be crying, every night...
I’ve seen them 3 times 1st time in 1978 r.I.p Christine Mcvie
Its been a year we lost a songbird. Ms. Christine RIP my angel
Fleetwood Mac is a great rabbit hole ... such a treasure trove of hits. RIP Songbird
Especially the early blues band created by Peter Green in the late 1960's Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac...
over and over from the live album is the best r.i.p Christine
Fleetwood Mac was my first ever concert IT WAS AMAZING, early 1973 song REMEMBER ME, again Christine shines..RIP SWEET LADY
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Maddie, I’m from the US you have to start listening to the Fleetwood Mac songs that are written by Christine McVie the songbird there are many !
Let’s not forget how many songs she wrote/ co-wrote with the band. I really loved her talent.
Christine McVie was one of the main songwriters for Fleetwood Mac and usually performed behind the scene. In a BBC Desert Island Discs interview she told a story of how she "wrote" Songbird. She couldn’t sleep, and an unknown song was in her head. “I had to play this song. It was as if I’d been channeled or something!” It came to her at 3 in the morning. “The whole song, complete, chords, words, everything within half an hour,” she explained. Fortunately, she had a piano in her room, but no tape recorder. So she kept playing it without sleeping for fear of forgetting it, until she went into the studio at 9 o’clock the next day to record it on a two-track tape. “I just felt as if it was a universal kind of prayer or something. I just don’t know where it came from. This never happened to me since or before.” ‘Songbird’ would arguably become McVie’s signature song. Originally released as the B-side to ‘Dreams’ in 1977, it ended up on Fleetwood Mac’s world-conquering 'Rumours' album. It wasn’t her biggest hit for the group, but the ballad was a frequent closer at Fleetwood Mac concerts, especially after McVie rejoined in 2014.
We miss you Christine.
Maddy this song is one of many that was the soundtrack of the coming of age of a very special time growing up.
This song is so melancholy when thinking of that time and friend no longer with us❤️🙏
This song makes me emotional every time
Everytime!
Christie McVie...classy lady. RIP. Was fortunate enough to see Fleetwood Mac in concert 3 times in my teens. Mark
Her voice always hits right in my soul. Never have to wait it goes directly without any pause.😎
Lovely song & lovely memories. Thank You Christine Mcvie 🎹
I saw Fleetwood Mac several times and they always closed the show with Songbird. Christine was married to the Bassist John Mc Vie. So sad we lost her this year.
🎼🤍🤍🤍✨️🤍🤍🤍🎼 .. so Maddy .. this is a beautiful, timeless , heartwarming song performed by the beautiful Christine McVie .. this was always a crowd roaring thrill at every show she performed it with Fleetwood Mac. She was in the band before Stevie Nicks , but she still was able to shine. She has more great songs where you can hear her unique voice. Keep searching my friend. 💘💘💘💘❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ .. love it 🎼
Saw them in 1977 in Norfolk Va. with Kenny Loggins. Favorite songs "Landslide" "Go Your Own Way" and Christine's masterpiece "Songbird"
I saw them in Norfolk in '82 I think with Men At Work.
Fleetwood Mac had many members over the years since the late 60s. The constants were founders Mick Fleetwood on drums and John McVie on bass. They started as a blues band but evolved into a pop/rock band in the mid 70s..
The “classic” lineup which had the most success and all the big hits and who most people think of when talking about Fleetwood Mac is Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckungham and Stevie Nicks. That lineup was together from about 1974-1987. After that the members would leave and come back several times.Again with Mick and John being the only members in all the band lineup variations. That classic lineup reunited several times.
Christine, Lindsay and Stevie wrote and sang all the band’s famous songs.
Interesting fact, when the band was looking for a new guitarist in about 1974, Mick Fleetwood asked Lindsay Buckingham to join. He said yes but only if his girlfriend at the time Stevie Nicks could also join. Lindsay and Stevie had recently recorded an album together. Mick reluctantly agreed. So Stevie was almost not a member.
Never went to that concert. Never seen Fleetwood Mac live. But I have seen Christine (Perfect) live with Chicken Shack in the late 60s :)
R.i.P to this incredible talent and one of of our most beautiful human beings. I really hope God is satisfied. Missing this great woman!
Christine Mc Vee had a great voice and played a great piano. She passed this year. R.I.P. Christine
So many great Fleetwood Mac songs. RHIANNON, OVER MY HEAD, THE CHAIN, LITTLE LIES, SILVER SPRINGS, LANDSLIDE, GO YOUR OWN WAY.
All of that is Stevie nicks and Lindsey Buckingham stuff, Christine McVie came before both of them.
I think you may have heard her wrong on the last verse; she's not saying I wish for myself, she actually says I wish it FROM myself. Christine McVie, an absolute legend, may she rest in peace.
RIP Christine and you're missed!
This is my favourite version of this song.
RIP Christine
I grew up listening to Fleetwood Mac and it’s still one of my favorite bands.
She was a lead vocalist before Lindsey and Stevie and those albums are well worth a listen. Try Homeward Bound from Bare Trees, a great album in its own right. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
RIP Christine McVie. I have seen them twice. Loved Christine, she was very modest but very talented. Christine wrote many of the group’s songs. Christine Prefect joined the band in 1971 and Married the Base Player John McVie, they later divorced. Prior to that Christine was the vocalist in a band called Chicken Shack. They had a minor hit in 1969 called I’d Rather Go Blind which was a hit for Etta James in 67. Sadly Christine passed away in November 2022 at the age of 79😢
That 1997 concert was epic. This song closed it. Lindsey was on fire. The USC band. Wow. My favorite concert.
They always ended their shows the song. My favorite band when I was a kid. R.I.P Christine 🙏
70's kid too?
@@kesleycottrell1416 Yes... Fleetwood Mac , Electric light Orchestra and Styx were my introduction to rock music when I was a kid. Born in 69... ✌️
Christine wrote something like half of Fleetwood Mac’s hits. An extraordinary talent.
"Songbird" is their concert "closer".. they close every concert with this song. This song has also been played at millions of weddings... and funerals. The band is (was) Mick Fleetwood (drummer), John McVie (bass) & Christine McVie (keys) (once married); Stevie Nicks, and Lindsey Buckingham (recently booted from the group).
I saw Fleetwood Mac with Peter Frampton, and The Eagles in a daytime concert in Pittsburg. Great concert on of my favorites.
Been to 2 Fleewood Mac concerts here in Australia fortunate to have been in the Mosh pit up close could have reached up and touched Stevie ABSOLUTELY fabulous live in concert ❤🎯
I just loved Christine and her music. One of my favorite memories is of my brother and I renting a cheap motel room to watch the premiere of the video for Got a hold on me, because we didn't have cable.
We had a blast.
Rest in peace, sweet, beautiful lady. You brought much talent and joy that will keep you alive for so many.
Great reaction here, dear.
Two of the best female singers......ever....
So beautiful. Enjoy reactions
This is a great song and a crowd-pleaser, but I don’t think it can truly be appreciated until you realize it’s a breakup song, a song of letting go. Its depth is that love is worth it even with loss, even if you know the loss is coming. Music is the one art that exists in Time, it’s here and then it’s gone. It can be remembered and maybe repeated, but this performance tonight is unique and irreplaceable. Like a human life. It’s the impermanence that makes it precious. We’ll done Maddy, treasuring the music!
I saw them live in the late '70's in Providence, RI. I particularly love the work of their guitarist (one of the greats)/singer/songwriter. He was married to Stevie Nicks for a time. Some of his songs were Go Your Own Way, I'm So Afraid and Tusk.
Christine McVie actually fronted more songs than any other member of Fleetwood Mac. She came after the Peter Green years and long before Stevie and Lindsay came. She was an amazing talent and very much under appreciated.
Such a great song, Eva Cassidy covered it just a few months before she passed away from cancer.
Watching these videos, it's a liitle bit like watching your life pass by before your eyes. It's bittersweet; so many great memories. RIP Christine Perfect.
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Brilliant!!!
Such a beautiful and great song
Mick Fleetwood--drums; John McVie--Bass; Christine McVie--keyboard and vocals; Stevie Nicks--vocals: Lindsay Buckingham--guitar and vocals. There have been many band member changes over the years, but when you say "Fleetwood Mac", it's those 5 that everybody automatically thinks of. All incredible talents, and Mick Fleetwood and John McVie have to be considered among the best duos when it comes to percussion and bass.
Christine was another secret sauce to a band. She was instrumental in writing a lot of songs for the band. Sadly we lost Christine recently. She will be sorely missed.😔
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Another great song written by the late Christine McVie. It was on Fleetwood Mac's album "Rumours" from 1977. It has sold over 40 million copies worldwide, making it one of the best-selling albums in history. All the songs on it are great. "Go Your Own Way", "Dreams", "Don't Stop", "You Make Loving Fun". "Second Hand News", "Gold Dust Woman", "The Chain" etc. Other songs from other albums are "Over My Head", "Say You Love Me", "Landslide", "Tusk", "Think About Me", "Sara", "Hold Me", "Love In Store", "Gypsy", "Oh Diane" etc.
Such a beautiful song,one of their best,even more emotional now christine has gone,RIP and thank you ❤️
A beautiful song. Thanks for reacting Maddy!
This beautiful song is from the epic Rumors album of 1977. Prior to recording, John and Christine McVie got divorced and Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks broke up. These breakups inspired most of the music for the album which became one of the most popular and successful albums of all time.
Beautiful cry this morning watching this discovery.
Feels! "The Dance" is a MUST own!
Sadly, we lost Christine McVie a few years ago. Our loss was the Heavenly Choirs gain. Their sound improved immeasurably when she joined them.
She passed away only eight months ago, not a few years.
sang this to my kids as a lullaby. Great song.
I saw Fleetwood Mac twice, once in 1976 in San Bernardino and again in 1979 when lived on Maui, Hi. It was just before their huge Rumors album came out in 1976. The most talented band I have ever seen with three lead singers Stevie, Christine and Lindsey Buckingham.
She sadly passed.
Four vocalist in one band. No other rock group has had this ever. Love this group!! Thanks for the great reaction. RIP Christy🙏🏼🌹😞
So epic
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My wife sang this to all of our babies. Now my daughter sings it to there babies. RIP Songbird we love you.
R.I.P Christine. Of all the brilliant songs she wrote, I think that this one is the most beautiful and timeless. I always prefer to think of her with her birth name, rather than her married name, by which she is mostly known, because her birth name reflects her voice. Before marrying John McVie, she was Christine Perfect.
Check out Christine McVie singing "I'd rather go blind" if you Love love songs. She was Always an Incredible talent .R..I.P. Christine McVie.
Eva Cassidy's version of this is wonderful, too. No need to choose. Enjoy them both.
Such a pretty song. RIP Christie
Maddy - you are on fire w these reactions! Day after day - pull sme right in!
She was a great counterpoint to some of the madness of Fleetwood Mac.
So sad every time I think of her gone. She had such a beautiful voice I’m not saying Stevie’s voice wasn’t but when you hear her remember she was backing her and great songwriter ❤
Through all their turbulence, it was always Christy for me that identified Fleetwood Mac's sound. She's, for me, among the very top of musicians that left us with so much joy for having had her songs to grow up with. Unreplaceable.
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Her voice is Angelic :) @@MaddyReactions
There were 5 members of Fleetwood Mac and three of them were songwriters. The rule with Fleetwood Mac was, whoever wrote the song, sung the song.
Thank you for all your reactions. I'm from western Canada
Bright Angel Miss Maddy, thank you for all your hard work putting up so many diverse musical styles. Your commentary is always
fun, bright, and heartfelt. Christine McVie was a beautiful singer and songwriter who sadly often gets overlooked in Fleetwood Mac,
She died of a Stroke and Metastasized Cancer. RIP Christine, You and your music will always be remembered.
My favorite Fleetwood Mac song. It helped me get over the break up of my first GF when I was 14. And, a few other things since then.Timeless and powerful.
It’s not “I wish it for myself”, it’s “I wish it from myself.” The song is a realization that everyone around her is falling apart but she still loves them.
At least in my opinion. ❤️
Oh wow, very deep
She was the true female musical talent in the band.
I love Christine McVie’s voice! I need more reactions from her.
Christine’s maiden name was Perfect. She was married to the bass player in the band, John McVie.
Before Mac , she ,as Christine Perfect, was part of a group called Chicken Shack. They had a hit with a cover of " I'd rather go blind".
Realize that Fleetwood Mac used that song as their final encore
5 members Mic Fleetwood on drums Lindsay Buckingham on lead guitar John.McVie on Bass guitar Christine McVie on Piano and occasional vocals Steve Nicks vocalist and tamberines Lindsey was the other primary vocalist. The male vocalist you hear most of the time in Fleetwood Mac.
OMG you must do their song "don't stop " from this same 2997 concert. Epic. They even bring up a college marching band on stage. It was also used by president linton during his campaign. Christine wrote the song.
Saw them when they were at their peak in 1977. Amazing show and I can still remember Stevie Nicks winking at me from stage during an encore. I was a seventeen year old guy ready to swoon!!! Anything from Rumours or Fleetwood Mac is a must. Two of the biggest selling albums in Rock history.
Bet it was epic
Christine was The Best of Them. She was there long Before Stevie and Lindsey. Rest In Peace Songbird