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Originally Posted by louielouie2000
In my eyes, Billy Burnette was what made the whole thing cheesy. They didn't need another guitarist. I don't think Billy's style complemented the Mac's at that point either.
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I definitely completely disagree with you on this. I think In The Back Of My Mind, Talkin' To My Heart, and Do You Know rank as highpoints in Fleetwood Mac's history. I even love When The Sun Goes Down. And, while not a Fleetwood Mac song, his song It Ain't Over, which featured Mick and Christine, should've been a concert staple. I wish they would've let him do a few "Psychobilly" songs. Again, it was a matter of what was chosen. He had other great songs. But, they focused more on the "accessible" songss.