FM music on Roadies
 

FM music that will be played during episode 3 (sounds a lot like those instrumentals played before FM shows) -

Think About Me (Acoustic Instrumental)
Lindsey Buckingham

Bleed To Love Her (Acoustic Instrumental)
Lindsey Buckingham

Bleed To Love Her
Lindsey Buckingham

Hold Me (Acoustic Instrumental)
Lindsey Buckingham

Big Love
Lindsey Buckingham

Track 11 (Acoustic Instrumental)
Lindsey Buckingham

(from http://ledge.fleetwoodmac.net/showth...79#post1187079)

it also sounds like a whole idea for this series came in part from Crowe being backstage at some recent FM shows.

I watched the first one. Not bad. Looks like it could be a fun show.

i forced myself to watch episode 2 it was as bad s the first i wanted to like it ,and the premise was at least new but the acting is stiff and the casting is horrible

The acting is a little stiff. I wasn't dying to see the 2nd show. I probably will watch it, but I don't care about these characters at all, just yet. I guess from your review I still won't.

LB should fit right in with the stiff acting! ;)

they also should have Madonna in a reoccurring role

Chris E. HaynerVerified account ‏@ChrisHayner 7h7 hours ago
I'm not kidding when I say Lindsey Buckingham's performance of Bleed to love Her in ep 3 of #Roadies brings me to tears.

http://zap2it.com/2016/07/roadies-fl...d-to-love-her/

‘Roadies’: Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsey Buckingham steals the show
BY CHRIS E. HAYNER AT 03:07 PM ON JUL 7, 2016

While Showtime's "Roadies" may not feature much in the way of music from the band it's about -- the Staton House Band -- that doesn't mean the show isn't filled with incredible music. In the first two episodes, The Head and the Heart and Reignwolf got a chance to shine in the spotlight.

RELATED: ‘Roadies’: Is the Staton-House Band real?

That trend continues with the third episode of the series, "The Bryce Newman Letter," with special guest Lindsey Buckingham providing an incredible musical moment. Buckingham, vocalist and guitarist for Fleetwood Mac, performs an acoustic version of one of the band's biggest hits, "Bleed to Love Her."

In the Zap2it exclusive sneak peek above, it's clear to the characters on the show just how special it is to be treated to a private concert by the legend and it's something that is extended to everyone watching at home. Appreciate these moments while you can, this isn't the sort of thing you get from most music-based TV shows.

RELATED: ‘Roadies’ Luke Wilson unsure seeming ‘like a tour manager’ is a good thing

You can see Buckingham's full performance on the next episode of "Roadies" which airs Sunday, July 10 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Showtime.

One of the band's biggest hits?????

http://www.noise11.com/news/lindsay-...adies-20160709

Lindsay Buckingham Guests On This Week’s Roadies
by PAUL CASHMERE on JULY 9, 2016
in NEWS
Fleetwood Mac’s Lindsey Buckingham will be a special guest star on this week’s episode of ‘Roadies’.

Episode 3 is titled ‘The Bryce Newman Letter’. We can only assume Bryce Newman is a fictitious portrayal of real life writer Bob Lefsetz. Lindsey Buckingham, however, plays a real life Lindsay Buckingham.

For Fleetwood Mac fans, Buckingham performs two of his Fleetwood Mac songs ‘Bleed To Love Her’ and ‘Big Love’ in the episode.

‘Roadies’ is the new television series for film legend Cameron Crowe. The 10-part comedy-drama was created and written by Cameron Crowe.

Crowe once told his own story in the 2000 movie ‘Almost Famous’, a story about teenage William Miller who scored a job working for Rolling Stone and travelling America reporting on bands.

Cameron Crowe made screenwriting debut at age 25 for the movie ‘Fast Times A Ridgemont High’. He quickly made in succession ‘Say Anything’, ‘Singles’ before his first role as writer, director and producer for the Tom Cruise hit ‘Jerry Maguire’.

Crowe’s catalogue of successes include ‘Vanilla Sky’, ‘Elizabethtown’, ‘The Fixer’ and ‘Union’. The also went back to music documentary making with 2011’s ‘Pearl Jam Twenty’.

Roadies screens on Showtime in the USA and is available on-demand on Stan in Australia.


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I'm glad for Lindsey to be on TV.
Much more than, what's her name?

But...that song? Oh well.

They couldn't twist his arm hard enough to convince him to play GYOW.:laugh:

Same here, I thought she looked ridiculous on AHS.

Aside from the guy telling Lindsey he was on fire (meaning it literally) and Lindsey saying thank you, another favorite part of mine was when the guy said he loved Lindsey's shredding during the Olympic's performance and Lindsey quickly saying he'd never played the Olympics.

Michele

I'm actually glad Lindsey has been pushing Bleed to Love Her lately. That songs deserves more love! And that he said "yup, we are still doing that song!" when asked about it on the show. Considering almost every other song FM does live is at least 20 years older than that!
I thought BTLH instrumental over opening credits wss pretty divine. Same with Think about me and Track 11 instrumentals in the course of the show.

Yup I thought LB was actually pretty good in that whole exchange with DD. And really, like himself.

I also loved the respect Stan got! Although hard to recognize him at first with such short hair.

Granted, I haven't seen the other episodes, but I think BTLH played into their plot as well.

As for it deserving more love, I'm still annoyed that it was on Best Buy, on The Dance and on SYW. Clearly someone thinks it deserves more love, but I feel it was a bit pushed on me. Well, I like it well enough, but I think it had more opportunity to be loved than some songs that they totally ignore, which I feel are better.

My friends saw Steely Dan and Steve Winwood recently and they were complaining to me about it this weekend and it felt good for me to sit back and hear how other bands are letting their fans down.:laugh: Steve Winwood opened and they said he has been playing his same set for 5 years and that the ONLY solo song he did was Higher Love. And of course, they focused on mostly songs from the seventies and ignored their last albums. And they said Walter Becker gave rambling speeches.

Michele

ah interesting. i guess coming late to the fandom has its advantages! to me BTLH was a part of the GOS1 first and foremost, that's where i first heard it. i was not around the fandom to experience all these different versions and releases. but i think it's a gorgeous song and love the instrumental parts.

of course, i agree there are more songs he should bring back out.

Actually, I'm wrong, it wasn't on Best Buy (that was Steal Your Heart Away). It was just on The Dance and SYW.

Michele

Reignwolf covering The Chain
 

I wasn't familiar with this guy until I saw him on Roadies. Here he is covering The Chain. FANTASTIC. :nod: It's kinda like hearing Peter Green sing it. Very cool.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLDSRzNYJ4A

Wow. Cool. Looks a bit like PG actually.