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You are talking about history already knowing it. Was Buck/Vie better without Stevie? Probably. But my point is that when Chris returned there was a spark with Chris and Lindsey wanting to record and doing demos. They shelved their work and went out on the road. Our dreams had come true. We anticipated a new album of the 5 and a tour promoting it.
We have not heard them harmonize on an album since 1982. You cant say Little Lies because we are not sure when Stevie did those vocals. Its just plain dumb. Stevie put up with all that drama but could not wrap her Mac career up in a bow in the end. Her jealousy of them going on without her was so selfish.
I did want her to be a part of it back then.
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I did want her to be a part of it back then.
It's really a blessing the bitter old hag wasn't part of it. My final live memory of them is Perfect. Just Perfect.
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It's really a blessing the bitter old hag wasn't part of it. My final live memory of them is Perfect. Just Perfect.
It did turn out to be a very sweet and wonderful venture. (BuckVie)

Loved that period of time, loved that music, loved meeting new BuckVie fans!
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