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Has anyone heard this song live before? Chili? anyone?

I don't think I have. The chords sound simliar to Say You Love Me, thus it's possible they never did it.

But maybe a rehearsal?

dont think it was ever done live -

but I love it. sort of the last "pure" FM song before the Buck/Nicks sound took over. I love how simple and truly Christine it is. It was over shadowed by Say You Love Me - but I think it's so representative of how innocent the rock world was at the time - pure and simple with a little blues thrown in.

In the 50+ times I've seen Fleetwood Mac, they've never played it when I was in attendance. But, that doesn't mean it hasn't been played in concert (or rehearsed for one). But, it seems really unlikely it has.

It DOES sound like it could've been on Heroes Are Hard To Find, though...it has more of that album's feel to it. Would sound great following "She's Changing Me", eh?

:shrug:

It does sound like a Welch era tune. I like Christine using humor! She's usually the hurt subservient one in the relationship! Oh well, if chili hasn't heard it live, chances are it was never played:distress:

Yeah I think it does have a Heroes feel to it. Much more than a White Album feel to it, in my humble opinion. But really, not following "She's Changing Me", which is my favorite song on that album! ;) Perhaps before "Safe Harbour" and after "Born Enchanter" at the end of the album??

Good observation, as always, Chili. :wavey:


Song of the moment - Red Rover

However, never say "never." American fans had absolutely no idea that the band had ever performed "That's Enough for Me" until recordings of many of the 1980 European shows started rolling in years later.

To this day ... literally, this day ... recordings of old shows are still surfacing, even soundboards.