michelej1
06-10-2009, 12:23 PM
Line Out, The Stranger (Seattle Newspaper)
http://lineout.thestranger.com/lineout/archives/2009/06/09/summertime-and-all-i-want-to-hear-are-christine-mcvie-songs-with-me-in-the-title
Summertime, and All I Want to Hear Are Christine McVie Songs with "Me" in the Title
Posted by David Schmader on Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 11:08 AM
Especially if such songs involve harmonizing with Lindsey Buckingham.
The trio of McVie compositions-with-Buckingham-harmonies-and-me-in-the-title that have been on perma-repeat since last week's stretch of sunny hotness:
1975's "Say You Love Me," 1979's "Think About Me" (the only YouTube clip I found was an unflattering live recording, so find it on iTunes if you want to hear it), and, below, 1982's "Hold Me."
Reader Feedback:
christine was the heart and soul of that incarnation of the band. oh, daddy!
I'm by no means a fan of Fleetwood Mac, but I have a soft spot for McVie's 'Prove Your Love' from 'Heroes are Hard to Find'. It could easily pass as a song with 'me' if you elongate the title to 'Prove Your Love to Me'.
Also: Mick Fleetwood's drumming on the studio version of "Think About Me" (my favorite Christine McVie song) is amazing.
http://lineout.thestranger.com/lineout/archives/2009/06/09/summertime-and-all-i-want-to-hear-are-christine-mcvie-songs-with-me-in-the-title
Summertime, and All I Want to Hear Are Christine McVie Songs with "Me" in the Title
Posted by David Schmader on Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 11:08 AM
Especially if such songs involve harmonizing with Lindsey Buckingham.
The trio of McVie compositions-with-Buckingham-harmonies-and-me-in-the-title that have been on perma-repeat since last week's stretch of sunny hotness:
1975's "Say You Love Me," 1979's "Think About Me" (the only YouTube clip I found was an unflattering live recording, so find it on iTunes if you want to hear it), and, below, 1982's "Hold Me."
Reader Feedback:
christine was the heart and soul of that incarnation of the band. oh, daddy!
I'm by no means a fan of Fleetwood Mac, but I have a soft spot for McVie's 'Prove Your Love' from 'Heroes are Hard to Find'. It could easily pass as a song with 'me' if you elongate the title to 'Prove Your Love to Me'.
Also: Mick Fleetwood's drumming on the studio version of "Think About Me" (my favorite Christine McVie song) is amazing.