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Yes .She is mad or surprised . I remember that photo.I can't blame her.If that was me.I probably stick my tongue out or a finger salute.That wound not be nice. |
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Each band member had his/her own limo. Even Dashut and Grant had their own limo on this tour, as befitted their exalted responsibilities of son et lumiere. Our contracts with promoters carried an exhaustive refreshment rider, specifying in minute detail what kind of food and drink we required backstage. It was on this tour that Fleetwood Mac acquired its image of being a de lure organisation; yet it was a reputation we cultivated without apology, and it was true that whenever possible, we went first-class all the way. .... We spent a fortune on the road, running a fat ship. We decided to be comfortable, and we lost control. If Stevie wanted a hotel suite painted pink with a white piano in it, what are you gonna do? Say no? You can't do that in a Holiday Inn! Pink rooms and pianos cost real money. These were my decisions, because they had to be. There was no management company as a buffer between me and the band. To complain about anything, as musicians love to do, they had to address a band member me. People were honest with their feelings under this system, but they didn't like complaining about money. Even so, early in the tour I tried to change to cheaper hotels. All the others complained and I said the hell with it. From then on we went first-notch. We had everything. |
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About Judy, I don't know her latest role in the band, but they dedicated the Tango album to her (when probably she wasn't working with them anymore). |
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Stevie had an assistant as early as Mirage. When they were recording in France she had Debbie Alsbury and after her came Rebecca Alvarez. I'm not sure who it was after Rebecca. She left in the late 80's and started working for Joan Rivers. She only accompanied Stevie on the overseas tours (I have no idea why her assistant, whoever that was, couldn't travel with Stevie). I guess after her, Karen became her assistant. Chris had an assistant too back in the late 70's early 80's named Chris Kable. |
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Robin essentially was Stevie's assistant during the Rumours era. Not sure about during Tusk. Stevie would often call Robin her "speech therapist" though I think real speech therapists would balk at that as she had no formal training or credentials in speech therapy; it was just a title Stevie gave her because she helped Stevie do her steam routine and various other routines to try and preserve her voice on the road.
Danny Goldberg referred to Robin as Stevie's aide-de-camp during that time which is a really fancy way of saying assistant/trusted confidante. |
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There were also concerns for Stevie's instrument. Singing with her throat rather than her diaphragm, she began to have problems, and her voice changed into a lower register. Was this caused by overwork? I don't know, but we took her friend Robin Anderson, a voice therapist, on the road with us to try to train Stevie to use her voice differently. But it was like trying to tame a wild thing. Every night, at the climactic end of "Rhiannon," Stevie would rip her voice to shreds. It was a sacrifice she chose to make for her art. And he also mentions her during Mirage days: The U.S. Festival was also the last time I saw Robin Anderson. Robin had been Stevie Nicks's best friend for years and years, and I had known and loved her ever since the wild days in Sausalito recording Rumours. Robin was a voice therapist, and had often accompanied Fleetwood Mac on the road to work on preserving Stevie's voice. One of the most beautiful and beloved members of our extended family, she was married to Kim Anderson, a Warner Bros. promotion guy. She had also been ill with leukemia for the past two years, beginning around the time of the Tusk tour. Although she had been in and out of hospital, and against the advice of her doctors, she became pregnant and was determined to bear her child before she left this earth. The baby boy she bore definitely shortened her young life, but that was part of the heroic nature of Robin's determination. |
Mick was out shoe shopping at Halls Kansas City (pic posted on Halls twitter and FB)
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Stevie's 'Girls'
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Are Sharon and Lori on tour with Fleetwood Mac 2013? I missed the Boston show and will probably see them 2nd leg in LA (working in my field again, with my best friend to boot YAY) I am a backup singer cultie...well, you know...they are so myserious but we've known sharon and lori forever. I respect Sharons privacy but, that doesn't stop me from going, hmmmmm I wonder if..... Anyway, this was brought on by running across Jana...and the whole the band told her not Stevie that Lori was back and she was out of her temp job...and she will be Fleetwood Mac touring...is this true? I have been knocked out by some great quality youtubes but, haven't seen or really heard them. |
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From Twitter, it looks like Mick and Lindsey were having dinner in Charlotte tonight at Fleming's steakhouse:
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tweet from Dublin earlier today:
@Firefighterbex @fleetwoodmac my dad just saw Lindsey Buckingham walkin around dublin!! #starstruck |
Yesterday a fb friend of a friend saw John watching the Arsenal v Stoke match at the Emirates. A good win for Arsenal so he was likely happy!
A friend of that friend saw John in Dublin and said his wife, daughter and other family (perhaps his sister and nephew) were with him. Sketchy details but sounds like a nice catch-up with family. |
Enjoying an Italian dinner tonight.
From Twitter a couple of hours ago: @PeteCityPrice: Fleetwood Mac have just walked in , Little Italy you have done it again I asked if it was all of them, he wasn't sure. I sent a picture of Stevie & Lindsey and he responded, "that's them". |
MF rental digs
Looks like Mick rented a cottage-I saw a few tweets from people who met him on the high street or down he pub. Click link to see his written guestbook msg and there is a photo of him and cottage on main page (I would save and post but tablet isnt cooperating).
http://www.braxtedcottage.co.uk/comments/4539917971 Braxted Cottage In the heart of the ancient borough of Malmesbury for holidays in the Cotswolds and North Wiltshire Guest's Comments DSCF5284 SEPTEMBER 2013 "Safe harbour in a crazy world!! Slept like a baby... me and Chelsea love you. "We will be back!". Mick Fleetwood, Maui, USA. Latest News Comments MICK FLEETWOOD STAYS AT BRAXTED COTTAGE We were very priveledged to have THE Mick Fleetwood of Fleetwood Mac come and stay at Braxted Cottage at the weekend. His surprise presence in Malmesbury caused quite a stir! (Posted on 2013-09-25 10:32:00 by ejharris2) |
[Wiltshire.co.uk click for picture of Mick with fan]
http://www.thisiswiltshire.co.uk/new...to_Malmesbury/ Stars of stage and screen have been spotted in Malmesbury this week. Suranne Jones, who is best known for playing Karen McDonald in Coronation Street and DC Rachel Bailey in detective drama Scott and Bailey, has been seen in the town during breaks from filming at Charlton House this week. Fleetwood Mac fan Chris White, a library assistant, was on the bus in to work in Malmesbury on Monday when she spotted band member Mick Fleetwood. “As the bus was coming up the High Street I thought I could see Mick Fleetwood by the Market Cross,” she said. “I got off in Cross Hayes and ran back up the high street to find him, but I realised that all I had on me was my cheque book. “I saw him and asked him if he would sign the book. You would recognise him anywhere. It made my day.” Mrs White has been a fan of Fleetwood Mac since the 1970s and already had tickets to see them perform at the O2 in London last night. TV drama star Suranne Jones is currently filming alongside Oona Chaplin and Hermione Norris as a nurse on the frontline for costume drama The Ark. |
[from an article about riders] News.au.com 4/20/16
http://www.news.com.au/entertainment...bd8f06d621952b Our favourite story though is what Fleetwood Mac requested when they toured Australia in the 1980s. According to promoter and writer Stuart Coupe, the band requested one item in particular which they considered to be a deal breaker: if it wasn’t supplied, they wouldn’t perform. “For their gin and tonics, Fleetwood Mac requested a specific type of lime,” said Coupe to news.com.au last year. “But that particular type of lime was actually not allowed in Australia. So Michael Chugg, who was the promoter, actually had to clandestinely fly in from overseas these goddamn limes for Fleetwood Mac’s gin and tonics.” |
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