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Macfan4life 03-24-2021 06:20 AM

Today in Christine McVie history
 
03/24/1984 - Got A Hold On Me peaked at #10 on Billboard

jbrownsjr 03-24-2021 07:27 AM

I remember that winter/spring so vividly because of that solo album.

Macfan4life 03-24-2021 07:48 AM

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I remember that winter/spring so vividly because of that solo album.

Yes and the cool part is her tour was going just as the second single was entering the charts. In late April/May 1984 Love Will Show Us How entered the top 40.

dougl 03-24-2021 09:21 AM

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Passing by the slower moving traffic on the chart

HomerMcvie 03-24-2021 09:46 AM

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Passing by the slower moving traffic on the chart

Ha! That's Perfekt!!!

Macfan4life 03-24-2021 01:11 PM

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Passing by the slower moving traffic on the chart

Even Love Will Show Us How charted higher than Nightbird

jbrownsjr 03-24-2021 06:03 PM

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Even Love Will Show Us How charted higher than Nightbird

Take that!!! :laugh:

aleuzzi 03-25-2021 06:56 AM

At 13, I walked three or four miles to a Gold Circle to pick up that album when it was first released. I brought it home and was...underwhelmed. I had trouble hearing those upbeat, catchy hooks without Stevie and Lindsey’s voices in the mix. It took a while to get the album under my skin. But when it did, I listened to “One In a Million,” “Ask Anybody,” and “Smile I Live For” in heavy rotation. I still do.

I got mocked quite a bit for owning and listening to this album. My classmates and friends looked at me like I was some bird with uneven wings. It wasn’t on trend. I didn’t care.

jbrownsjr 03-25-2021 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by aleuzzi (Post 1265725)
At 13, I walked three or four miles to a Gold Circle to pick up that album when it was first released. I brought it home and was...underwhelmed. I had trouble hearing those upbeat, catchy hooks without Stevie and Lindsey’s voices in the mix. It took a while to get the album under my skin. But when it did, I listened to “One In a Million,” “Ask Anybody,” and “Smile I Live For” in heavy rotation. I still do.

I got mocked quite a bit for owning and listening to this album. My classmates and friends looked at me like I was some bird with uneven wings. It wasn’t on trend. I didn’t care.

Gold Circle!! I bought a few albums from there!!

aleuzzi 03-25-2021 08:46 AM

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Gold Circle!! I bought a few albums from there!!

Yes, the glamour of Western NYS!

jbrownsjr 03-26-2021 08:21 AM

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Yes, the glamour of Western NYS!

I bought Mirage and Christine McVie at a Zayer's.
Wild Heart at The Shoppe in Berea (google that).

bombaysaffires 03-26-2021 01:29 PM

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I bought Mirage and Christine McVie at a Zayer's.
Wild Heart at The Shoppe in Berea (google that).

good gracious, I haven't even seen a Zayre since the late 70s...

Macfan4life 03-26-2021 02:27 PM

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good gracious, I haven't even seen a Zayre since the late 70s...

Zayres was crazy good. I bought my bike there. I dont know about the ones where you lived but Zayres would let the kids ride the bikes through the store to test them out. It was a store that was a bit crazier than the other department stores.
Jbrownsjr. You are from Ohio. Did you have Hills Department Stores around you? That is where I bought my Christine McVie album and my stereo in 1983.

jbrownsjr 03-26-2021 07:45 PM

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Zayres was crazy good. I bought my bike there. I dont know about the ones where you lived but Zayres would let the kids ride the bikes through the store to test them out. It was a store that was a bit crazier than the other department stores.
Jbrownsjr. You are from Ohio. Did you have Hills Department Stores around you? That is where I bought my Christine McVie album and my stereo in 1983.

Don't remember Hills. We had Zayre's, Uncle Bills, Forest City, Higbee's, May Company, Dillards (later).

HomerMcvie 03-26-2021 09:14 PM

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Don't remember Hills. We had Zayre's, Uncle Bills, Forest City, Higbee's, May Company, Dillards (later).

We had Hills in Indiana. They went out sometime in the late 90's, bought out by Ame's. I only remember Ame's because I bought deck chairs there when I bought my house in 2000(when I bought the chairs). Ame's didn't last long.

The only FM purchase I remember 100% is buying Live at K-mart, the day it was released.

AND that Bella Donna is the last 8 track I ever bought.


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