'Friend' is #1 most added by AAA radio

[jwd]

Does anyone know what AAA radio is?

This link should help clear things up a bit:

http://www.nyradioguide.com/formats.htm

AAA Radio:

A station which plays primarily current music which tends to appeal more to adults than to teenagers. AAA playlists are much broader than the limited playlists of hit radio, and therefore depend on album tracks as well as on music released or designated as singles. Stylistically, such stations may play rock, folk-rock, country-rock, modern rock, blues, folk, and world music. Some publications refer to the adult-oriented rock music heard on AAA stations as "Progressive Rock", not to be confused with the 70's music of the same name.

[macfan 57]

Thanks, jwd. I like the definition for Adult Contemporary-"inoffensive" popular & rock music. I think the AAA & the Adult Contemporary stations would seem to fit Christine pretty well. Let's hope they actually play "Friend". I think it's a terrific song.

[jwd]

macfan57:

Let's hope they actually play "Friend". I think it's a terrific song.

As well they should. And the rest of the album. I'm thinking I actually like this record better than SYW. I never realized until now, that perhaps Christine, was/is the real heart and soul of Fleetwood Mac all of these years.

[macfan 57]

Originally Posted by jwd

I never realized until now, that perhaps Christine, was/is the real heart and soul of Fleetwood Mac all of these years.

I agree. But, I've thought that for a long time.

[Gailh]

Originally Posted by jwd

I never realized until now, that perhaps Christine, was/is the real heart and soul of Fleetwood Mac all of these years.

I've also thought that for a long time as Mary Anne does.

I think Mick and John are the body, Lindsey is the brain, Stevie is the soul but Christine is the heart.

Take away one element and what happens?

Gail

[HomerMcvie]

Take away one element and what happens?

THUD...........(I had to add the periods to make it accept my THUD)

[Johnny Stew]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

No, Johnny's always politically correct and extremely passive(not that there's anything wrong with that{okay, it's a Seinfeld line}).

Hmm... politically correct? Yes. A pacifist? Definitely.
But passive? No way.

I haven't been passive since I "found my voice" several years ago.
Don't mistake all of us "nice guys" for submissive push-overs.

[jwd]

It's playing on my digital satellite progressive/adult alternative channel NOW. I LOVE this channel! Directv channel 820.