Christine going to Nashville
 

I found this picture, apparently somebody got the autograph on a flight to Nashville. It's date april 2014 so the OWTS tour hadn't started yet. Does anybody know more details about it? Why was Christine going to Nashville? Was it right that there was a connection with Dave Stewart, Waddy Watchel and Stevie? Cause apparently they were going to Nashville at the same time too.

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I had never heard Stevie talk about Christine visiting Stevie while Stevie was making 24 Karat Gold.

I wonder if Christine was trying co-writing with people such as Robbie Patton or Billy Burnette in Nashville for the album that became Lindsey Buckingham Christine McVie.

She was intsagramming and travelling quite a bit around that time, since the newfound "freedom in her mouth" made her feel euphoric.

I don't know why she went to Nashville, but it wouldn't surprise me if she went to visit musician friends there--whomever they might have been.

If she had stopped in during the 24-Karat Gold sessions, believe me: Stevie would already have parlayed that into a 25 minute speech...

She came to visit me. :laugh:

I seriously doubt it had anything to do with Stevie.

One night at a swanky restaurant Chris slipped this note to Brittany Spears encouraging her to part ways with her conservatorship.

I can’t remember the timelines but Stevie recorded 24k Gold in Nashville in a short period of time in 2014. I guess Christine was stopping off for a visit.
When were OWTS rehearsals? BuckVie was recorded in 2014. Maybe Chris visited Stevie in the hope of convincing her to record with Fleetwood Mac.

During BuckVie, show #2 was in Nashville, and someone tipped me off to where she and Lindsey were having dinner. However, I don't practice such stalkish behavior, and only went to the show. :wavey:

Ugh...two years later and my brain still goes to this place where it wishes for a second BuckVie album and then the jolt of reality hits that it will literally never happen...it sucks.

It was an awesome swan song, and much like Burger King, I had it my way...

HOLD THE GOAT!