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Originally Posted by nicepace
Does anyone know what the writer of the article is talking about, and on what songs does Christine supposedly use this "prepared piano" technique? Has she been asked about this in any interviews?
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They talk about it in the Contemporary Keyboard cover story from 1979:
http://bla.fleetwoodmac.net/index.ph...x_v2&id=11&c=2
The console, a Yamaha, is used during two songs in the concert set, "Sara" and "Not That Funny" (both from Tusk). During the former tune, a metal bar on a rail is moved against the strings to produce a honky-tonk effect. The console is set on a stand that raises it a foot and half above the platform so Christine can stand while playing. A microphone has also been mounted on it to allow Lindsey Buckingham to sing harmony by her side on "Sara."