Let me clarify what I meant earlier: No doubt Christine had the most hits. But hits are here today, gone tomorrow. People don't even remember Everywhere was a hit. I haven't heard You Make Loving Fun on the radio for a long time. The same goes for most of her other hits, though I heard Little Lies on the radio recently, which was a bit of a surprise. That was the first time in years.
My point: You are more likely to hear Dreams, Go Your Own Way and Don't Stop, and even The Chain, today on the radio. Go Your Own Way was picked as one of American pop music's 300 best songs for some Smithsonian list or other.
I'm not trying to take anything away from Christine. Her hitmaking abilities got Fleetwood Mac a lot of airplay through the years. But, from a personal perspective, her songs are the most forgetable. That's not necessarily bad, considering I wish I could forget songs like Welcome to the Room... Sara and When I See You Again, but they are so horrible they've lodged themselves in the corner of my mind reserved for indelible gruesome images of cadavers and bad car accidents.
