jeffs
06-06-2003, 12:37 PM
This is the latest fan club e-mail. My take on the LB video is that the band has been brought up to speed on the bogusness of the fan club, but I will let you all analyze it yourselves...
Inside this Newsletter:
* Video Greeting from Lindsey
* Win 2 Tix to the Mac Contest - Entry Reminder!
* Tour Report May 29-June 2
Riddle: Q: What do Fleetwood Mac and Boise, ID have in common?
A: We'll send you the answer tomorrow!
LINDSEY! A video greeting from Lindsey is coming!!!! Lindsey took a
few
moments to say HI to the Fan Club Members! The footage is being
brought to
us by courier and we'll post it for you within days!
Reminder - Don't forget to enter for 2 Free Tickets to a Fleetwood Mac
concert! See entry details at the club site at the INSIDER NEWS
section.
The link right to news is:
http://www.fleetwoodmac.com/members/insider_news.htm
Deadline for entry is This coming Sunday!
Tour Report for Fan Club Members
May 29th
It was a day off in Atlanta. The band enjoyed a peaceful day at the
hotel,
taking in the hotel amenities of pool, sundeck, and gym.
May 30th
A day for checking out the sights, the Band took in the town. Mick's
daughter Amy from Los Angeles was visiting, and so Mick, Carl, and
Jamie
took Amy to Little Five Points. They did some shopping and Mick bought
some books. According to the website www.LFP.com, Little Five Points
is "a
business community, a neighborhood, and inarguably the coolest spot on
the
map between Greenwich Village and the French Quarter." Mick then took
his
daughter to Lennox Square Mall where they walked around and perused the
stores. Mick and Amy had a quiet "Father/Daughter" dinner at the
Hotel.
May 31st
It was a quiet morning in the hotel, before the band boarded their
private
727 headed for Nashville. The band was greeted by many family and
friends
in Nashville, including former Fleetwood Mac Guitarist, Bob Welch. The
band spent some time with Bob, reminiscing about old days, and talked
about
what is going on in Nashville. The sold out Gaylord Entertainment
Center
witnessed the liveliest show so far on this tour. The band was on
fire!
There were lots of music people in attendance, and their enthusiasm,
support and the whole vibe inspired the band to dig even deeper
artistically. They just dazzled the crowd. Bob Welch and Walter Eagan
greeted the band after the show. Radio contest winners also
congratulated
the band on a fabulous show. The band returned to the airport, and
flew
back to Atlanta.
June 1st
Another show day. The band enjoyed a quiet morning in the hotel prior
to
traveling to the airport for their flight to Greenville, SC. The sold
out
BiLo Center hosted an incredibly rowdy, young crowd. It was a great
show.
While demonstrating his passion for the guitar, Lindsey stepped down
onto
the monitors during "Go Your Own Way", and at times the fans were
strumming
his strings with him. Stevie did her signature twirls, and to the
crowd's
delight she really let go on "Stand Back". Some of the crew commented
that
they felt John McVie played the best bass of his life at this show. As
the
eldest statesman of the band, John has great vigor and energy for the
tour.
Radio station personalities and contest winners had an opportunity to
meet
the band after the show. Back to Atlanta on the private 727. (By the
way,
if you haven't seen the Club photos of the plane's interior, visit the
club
photo section inside the Fan Club, and click on the upper right pearl!)
June 2nd
A day off. The band took some well needed down time. Lindsey rested
and
read in his room, Stevie laid low, and Mick cruised the town with his
daughter. Mick and Amy visited Virginia Highlands, billed as
"Atlanta's
most popular neighborhood for shopping dinning and nightlight." Mick
was
seen purchasing antiques and in a local music store, where he was
buying
CD's, Mick signed autographs for fans. For more information on the
Virginia Highlands, go to www.virginiahighland.com. The day's sunshine
still allowed some time by the pool.
That evening the Band percussionist, Taku Hirano and his wife, TV host
personality Arthel Neville hosted a party at their home. Lindsey,
John,
Mick, band management and personnel enjoyed an engaging, entertaining
evening.
NEW TOUR MERCH BEING ADDED SOON:
The tour merch company is working on new merchandise. Look for
additions
in the Member-Only store during the coming weeks. We'll announce new
items
in a mail to everyone as soon as they go up. Visit the store directly
by
going to: www.FleetwoodMac.com/clubmerch.htm
More Soon . . .
Inside this Newsletter:
* Video Greeting from Lindsey
* Win 2 Tix to the Mac Contest - Entry Reminder!
* Tour Report May 29-June 2
Riddle: Q: What do Fleetwood Mac and Boise, ID have in common?
A: We'll send you the answer tomorrow!
LINDSEY! A video greeting from Lindsey is coming!!!! Lindsey took a
few
moments to say HI to the Fan Club Members! The footage is being
brought to
us by courier and we'll post it for you within days!
Reminder - Don't forget to enter for 2 Free Tickets to a Fleetwood Mac
concert! See entry details at the club site at the INSIDER NEWS
section.
The link right to news is:
http://www.fleetwoodmac.com/members/insider_news.htm
Deadline for entry is This coming Sunday!
Tour Report for Fan Club Members
May 29th
It was a day off in Atlanta. The band enjoyed a peaceful day at the
hotel,
taking in the hotel amenities of pool, sundeck, and gym.
May 30th
A day for checking out the sights, the Band took in the town. Mick's
daughter Amy from Los Angeles was visiting, and so Mick, Carl, and
Jamie
took Amy to Little Five Points. They did some shopping and Mick bought
some books. According to the website www.LFP.com, Little Five Points
is "a
business community, a neighborhood, and inarguably the coolest spot on
the
map between Greenwich Village and the French Quarter." Mick then took
his
daughter to Lennox Square Mall where they walked around and perused the
stores. Mick and Amy had a quiet "Father/Daughter" dinner at the
Hotel.
May 31st
It was a quiet morning in the hotel, before the band boarded their
private
727 headed for Nashville. The band was greeted by many family and
friends
in Nashville, including former Fleetwood Mac Guitarist, Bob Welch. The
band spent some time with Bob, reminiscing about old days, and talked
about
what is going on in Nashville. The sold out Gaylord Entertainment
Center
witnessed the liveliest show so far on this tour. The band was on
fire!
There were lots of music people in attendance, and their enthusiasm,
support and the whole vibe inspired the band to dig even deeper
artistically. They just dazzled the crowd. Bob Welch and Walter Eagan
greeted the band after the show. Radio contest winners also
congratulated
the band on a fabulous show. The band returned to the airport, and
flew
back to Atlanta.
June 1st
Another show day. The band enjoyed a quiet morning in the hotel prior
to
traveling to the airport for their flight to Greenville, SC. The sold
out
BiLo Center hosted an incredibly rowdy, young crowd. It was a great
show.
While demonstrating his passion for the guitar, Lindsey stepped down
onto
the monitors during "Go Your Own Way", and at times the fans were
strumming
his strings with him. Stevie did her signature twirls, and to the
crowd's
delight she really let go on "Stand Back". Some of the crew commented
that
they felt John McVie played the best bass of his life at this show. As
the
eldest statesman of the band, John has great vigor and energy for the
tour.
Radio station personalities and contest winners had an opportunity to
meet
the band after the show. Back to Atlanta on the private 727. (By the
way,
if you haven't seen the Club photos of the plane's interior, visit the
club
photo section inside the Fan Club, and click on the upper right pearl!)
June 2nd
A day off. The band took some well needed down time. Lindsey rested
and
read in his room, Stevie laid low, and Mick cruised the town with his
daughter. Mick and Amy visited Virginia Highlands, billed as
"Atlanta's
most popular neighborhood for shopping dinning and nightlight." Mick
was
seen purchasing antiques and in a local music store, where he was
buying
CD's, Mick signed autographs for fans. For more information on the
Virginia Highlands, go to www.virginiahighland.com. The day's sunshine
still allowed some time by the pool.
That evening the Band percussionist, Taku Hirano and his wife, TV host
personality Arthel Neville hosted a party at their home. Lindsey,
John,
Mick, band management and personnel enjoyed an engaging, entertaining
evening.
NEW TOUR MERCH BEING ADDED SOON:
The tour merch company is working on new merchandise. Look for
additions
in the Member-Only store during the coming weeks. We'll announce new
items
in a mail to everyone as soon as they go up. Visit the store directly
by
going to: www.FleetwoodMac.com/clubmerch.htm
More Soon . . .