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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew
Very possible, but also an assumption. (Not taking you to task for that -- many of the things I've stated are assumptions, too.)
At any rate, I'm feeling like I'm just repeating myself and going in circles, so I think I'll bow out of this conversation now.
I understand the argument to the contrary, but I still feel that Stevie -- while certainly not logging as many hours as Lindsey -- spent more than enough time in the studio with Fleetwood Mac during the making of 'Say You Will' (pretty much the entirety of 2002), to be allowed an opinion on the result of her songs, the mixing, etc. Her contribution to that album wasn't just limited to two or three weeks, like it was with 'Mirage' and 'Tango.'
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I don't think anyone's saying she doesn't have say in the matter, but she also wasn't around to make sure her voice was heard. She was vacationing while Lindsey was at work. If it was important enough to her she could've been there too. It makes sense that Lindsey had more say because he's the one who was there the whole time. Not that he had more right to do it, but it's just natural that it worked out that way.