Signature Tunes

[PsychCat]

I was out walking my dog, listening to my radio when I heard "Go Your Own Way". That song is still just as awesome as ever (IMHO).
Got me thinking.... what would you declare the individual members "sig tunes"? :confused:
(Doesn't have to be written in stone.... just an example of each.)

Lindsey: Go Your Own Way
Christine: You Make Loving Fun
Stevie: Dreams
wait... those are all off "Rumours"... :eek:

Okay... then for the non-radio airplay driven fan:
Lindsey: Big Love
Christine: Over and Over
Stevie: Sisters of the Moon (still a fave... I remember them playing this on the Rumours tour and was so excited when it turned up on Tusk!) :woohoo:

[ryan8472]

Lindsey: GYOW
Chris: Songbird or Say You Love Me
Stevie: Rhiannon

:nod:

[Johnny Stew]

Lindsey: Go Your Own Way
Stevie: Gypsy
Christine: Little Lies

[ontheEdgeof17]

Lindsey: Never Going Back Again
Stevie: Landslide
Christine: Songbird

[Rickypt]

Radio fans:

Lindsey: GYOW
Stevie: Dreams
Christine: You Make Loving Fun

Non-radio fans:

Lindsey: Big Love
Stevie: Gold Dust Woman
Christine: Songbird

[macfan 57]

radio:

Chris-Don't Stop
Lindsey-Go Your Own Way
Stevie-Dreams

non-radio:

Chris-Songbird
Lindsey-Go Your Own Way
Stevie-Rhiannon

[TheWILDheart]

Lindsey: Go Your Own Way
Christine: Little Lies
Stevie: Dreams

Non-radio:

Lindsey: Monday Morning (for me anyway)
Christine: Isn't It Midnight
Stevie: Angel

[elie]

Lindsey: GYOW
Christine: Everywhere
Stevie: Dreams

[The Catdancer]

Radio:

Lindsey: GYOW
Stevie: Rhiannon
Christine: You Make Lovin' Fun

Non-radio:

Lindsey: ISA
Stevie: Illume
Christine: Sugar Daddy

[jwd]

Christine - Don't Stop
Stevie - Rhiannon
Lindsey - Go Your Own Way

The ones they performed at the '98 Grammy Awards.

[jbrownsjr]

Lindsey: Trouble It has stood the test of time, including the unbelievable solo at the outro.

Stevie: Dreams The pristine production, rhythm trio and lyrics bring this sluggish song to a place of magic.

Christine: Hold Me No matter how you look at it, you have to admit this is the first time you really started to hear the name Christine McVie. So much so that millions of Americans wanted it to be Christy. She really started to explode in this era and could no longer hide from the big machine.