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Does anyone else wish it wasn't "Oh Daddy"
Oh Daddy is in my top 2 or 3 Chris songs of all time. Its just so perfect in so many ways. Chris's haunting vocal, the awsome instrumentation (especially Johns bass) And for the most part, they are awseome lyrics. My only complain is the phrase Oh Daddy. Oh Baby maybe could've worked. I know its about Mick and how he was the only one in the group with kids, but the phrase still annoys me but in the end doesn't effect my love of the song.
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I love the title Oh Daddy. Fleetwood Mac have plenty of songs with the word baby in it. Daddy suits me fine.
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I used to think there was something gross about the usage of "Oh Daddy"... I mean, c'mon... it just screams incestual rape! :laugh: But I adore the song so much, that I could never think of it being named anything else.
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Actually, the whole "Oh daddy" phrase is what keeps me from enjoying the song. It's just, bleh!
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great vocals, great bass line... great song. :shrug:
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Until someone unearths a performance of the song by the New Mamas & Papas circa early 80's, I think everyone should just get over themselves :wavey:
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I don't care about the title. I've always dug the vibe of it. Love it.
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We all know it isn't, we know its meaning, its about Mick, so why the problem? :shrug: I myself am a father and rather like the song and title. |
This is one of those songs that grew on me over the years. I too am not crazy over the "daddy" part, but I like the song anyhow. The only complaint I have about it is how it was used during "The Dance" tour. The song was done right after "Stand Back". BAD set placement. Stevie just gets done ripping the roof off the place and then Christine brings the mood WAY down. The excitement in the venue was huge after "Stand Back" and then Christine comes on and does a great performance but it was too stark of a transistion.
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It doesn't bother me, it makes the song. :)
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I know what Christine has said about the song and I think there's a nod to Mick in it, but I also think it's a song to a lover. In fact, to me, the paternal slant is much less obvious than the one that can be perceived in Landslide. Michele |
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