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Old 01-06-2013, 07:54 PM
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Can someone confirm for me whether at anytime Chris did any shows with FM sans Stevie??? Someone says she say them perform with Billy, Rick, Mick, John, and Christine in 95.
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Old 01-06-2013, 08:02 PM
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I think there was a Superbowl party or something, that they did sans Stevie.
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Old 01-06-2013, 08:12 PM
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I think there was a Superbowl party or something, that they did sans Stevie.
Yes in '93 pre superbowl show, Say You Love Me was aired and World Turning was not (not sure if they did any others).

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Old 01-06-2013, 09:17 PM
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From youtube, Say You Love Me 1993, after Rick and Stevie left FM, but Rick did this song as a favor(f you will) to Billy, so its Christine, Rick, Billy, and of course Mick and John.

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So does anyone know why Chris did this show as she was retired at the time?
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So does anyone know why Chris did this show as she was retired at the time?
I'm sure the Mac experts will have a better answer, but I believe that Christine wasn't really retired, that came after the Dance in 1998. Although after BTM in 1990, she did retire from touring.
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So does anyone know why Chris did this show as she was retired at the time?
It was right after the Clinton inauguration. For Lindsey and Stevie, that was a one-off. Christine was still a non-touring member of the band, and this was just a performance, not a tour.
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From youtube, Say You Love Me 1993, after Rick and Stevie left FM, but Rick did this song as a favor(f you will) to Billy, so its Christine, Rick, Billy, and of course Mick and John.

I LOVE that video, and can't believe that I've never seen it. Chris and Rick(who the camera people seemed to focus on) both look fantastic. Mick looks a little awkward...like he was in transition from young Mick, to old Mick(more than just the hair).
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I LOVE that video, and can't believe that I've never seen it. Chris and Rick(who the camera people seemed to focus on) both look fantastic. Mick looks a little awkward...like he was in transition from young Mick, to old Mick(more than just the hair).
Yeah it's a fairly good performance and it was a good song for them to do. It's shame this lineup (with or without Stevie) didn't continue longer.

Oh and doesn't Christine looks great in her sunglasses!
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Yes in '93 pre superbowl show, Say You Love Me was aired and World Turning was not (not sure if they did any others).

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They did a full set as part of the "Super Bowl Tailgate Party" pre-game show; only "Say You Love Me" was aired on TV, however.

Even some guests sat in...if I recall, it was country guitar virtuoso Albert Lee and the infamous Gary Busey sat in on a number or two toward the end of the set. (I recall seeing a still photo from the show and a YouTube video, too.)
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They did a full set as part of the "Super Bowl Tailgate Party" pre-game show; only "Say You Love Me" was aired on TV, however.

Even some guests sat in...if I recall, it was country guitar virtuoso Albert Lee and the infamous Gary Busey sat in on a number or two toward the end of the set. (I recall seeing a still photo from the show and a YouTube video, too.)
I wonder what songs they did.
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Does anyone know why Rick & Billy left? I can't imagine the band was like:"Lindsey is coming back so you're fired".
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