Live In Fresno, CA - 12.10.1987
 

Fleetwood Mac
Tango In The Night Era
Live In Fresno, California
12.10.1987



Say You Love Me
The Chain
Dreams
Isn't It Midnight
Everywhere
Oh Well
Seven Wonders
Gold Dust Woman
Little Lies
Stand Back
You Make Loving Fun
Don't Stop
Rhiannon
Go Your Own Way

NOTE -- This was a radio broadcast, so the radio host can be heard quite often at the beginning of songs.

ALSO -- Rhiannon and Go Your Own Way are from the Fleetwood Mac - Live In Concert - Mirage Tour video. They were also broadcasted. I may have included Everywhere twice in this upload, but its the same version.


http://www.mediafire.com/?bjoz2yvguel

thank you darling :xoxo:

You know what's weird about the later shows (like Fresno) on this tour? The way Everywhere hops in & out of the set list. I wonder why they did that. They didn't seem to have completely made up their minds about playing it at that point. It was in for Fresno & I guess for the Cow Palace shows, but ditched for Los Angeles, Portland, San Diego & elsewhere. However, it was back in the next spring in Europe (along with Sara & Stop Messin' Round). I'd be interested in hearing logical, plausible explanations from other Ledgies.

Well, we could probably rule out a sense of adventure and wanting to have a fresh set list. Is it possible that at certain times the song was too challenging for various reasons? Do you happen to remember if something else was there when Everywhere was gone?
I think I need more info to solve this mystery. I never hear about Christine's voice going out or anything, but the most likely explanation seems that they thought it wouldn't be totally up to par on those occasions when they skipped it. Or like, Christine didn't feel like doing it. :laugh: These seem logical and plausible to me, and the simplest explanations, but, you know. Perhaps it could even be something simpler, like a time constraint. Although it doesn't necessarily seem logical to me that they would leave out that song, but...

The Tango Tour is the only tour I like the arrangement of Everywhere. Stevie really makes it for me by singing "I wanna be with you EverYwhere..." right before the chorus.

I could buy this show on Vinyl if I wanted to. :D

Anyway, Over My Head was in Everywheres spot in this set list at the beginning of the tour. I think they added it in because I wanna say they released Everywhere as a single around then. I thought it sounded OK on this tour, but got even better for the BTM tour, where it had a permanent spot in the set list.

I think you're right, Jimmydude.