Time

[Mr Scarrott]

Originally Posted by Turn It On

I've always found Lindsey to be the most bizarre addition to Time. What was it he did, again? Backing vocals on Nothing Without You? Yeah, weird.

He's credited as being on Nothing Without You but I can barely make him out on that track. The odd thing is that I swear I can hear his voice on Winds of Change too. If it's not Lindsey, I don't know who it is. I asked Richard Dashut- no response though.

Lindsey's Hitchcockian blink-and-you-miss-it vocal backing on Paper Doll enhances the song, but only just. It's not the greatest, is it?

[Turn It On]

Originally Posted by Mr Scarrott

He's credited as being on Nothing Without You but I can barely make him out on that track. The odd thing is that I swear I can hear his voice on Winds of Change too. If it's not Lindsey, I don't know who it is. I asked Richard Dashut- no response though.

Lindsey's Hitchcockian blink-and-you-miss-it vocal backing on Paper Doll enhances the song, but only just. It's not the greatest, is it?

I'm actually a big fan of Paper Doll, although I concede that it's not exactly going to be winning any awards anytime soon. I've always loved Lindsey's guitar on Behind the Mask as well, it makes it a far superior song than it otherwise would've been.

[Murrow]

Originally Posted by Mr Scarrott

He's credited as being on Nothing Without You but I can barely make him out on that track. The odd thing is that I swear I can hear his voice on Winds of Change too. If it's not Lindsey, I don't know who it is. I asked Richard Dashut- no response though.

Lindsey's Hitchcockian blink-and-you-miss-it vocal backing on Paper Doll enhances the song, but only just. It's not the greatest, is it?

Cr\ikey! Didn't know he was on it!

[Mr Scarrott]

Originally Posted by Murrow

Cr\ikey! Didn't know he was on it!

His overdubs are very subtle- listen out for him singing/whispering "else" at 0:57 and 2:51. I didn't notice him until somebody else pointed it out.

I can't agree with Turn it on re Behind the Mask though. By a long stretch, I think that mysterious song is the most deserving of being in the band's canon from that album. I like Lindsey's contribution but it seems a bit phoned-in, weedy, almost. I wonder if he's playing the bit of acoustic-sounding guitar at the end- it's very Lindsey-esque.

The hypnotic Make me a mask I do like very much, however. Too bad that it's A Fleetwood Mac song in name only. It's a pity he didn't appear on Heart of Stone or Love Shines, though.

[Turn It On]

I would have loved to have heard him on Love Shines and Heart Of Stone, I love both those songs.

Mind you, I've always wondered how a whole album with that line up would have been. Chris, Mick, John, Billy Rick. I think it would have been quite good, based on the limited evidence we have.

[wetcamelfood]

Originally Posted by Turn It On

I would have loved to have heard him on Love Shines and Heart Of Stone, I love both those songs.

Mind you, I've always wondered how a whole album with that line up would have been. Chris, Mick, John, Billy Rick. I think it would have been quite good, based on the limited evidence we have.

There is doubt that Rick is on LS & HOS and that any lead guitar on those tracks may actually even be an unknown session player.

John

[Murrow]

Originally Posted by wetcamelfood

There is doubt that Rick is on LS & HOS and that any lead guitar on those tracks may actually even be an unknown session player.

John

Definitely no Rick on those two tracks. BB in Love Shines video though.

Sigh, that BTM line-up were good enough to muster another album or two imo.

[Turn It On]

I knew something about that didn't sound right. No Rick, of course.

Billy, Christine, Mick and John. I'd have bought that album.