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Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams
That is not a Fleetwood Mac song. Mick and John are not on it. That song is equivalent to "That's What Friends Are For." It's a guest feature; it's Neil's song.
You have no precedent to use for a Neil/Mike FM sound because Fleetwood and Mac aren't on Find Your Way.
You'd need Mick and John with Mike and Neil on a new composition to call it Fleetwood Mac.
Are Soldier's Angel and I Miss You a Fleetwood Mac song?
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Didn’t say that was a Fleetwood Mac song. My point was “functioning band.” Stevie was agreeable to recording with Neil Finn, who was the only one she hadn’t recorded with before. She couldn’t be clearer that it wasn’t happening again with Lindsey after EP.
ETA: I put it in the same almost Mac category as Sentimental Lady, Can’t Help Falling In Love, It Ain’t Over, Roll With Me Henry, Twisted, Jeremy Spencer’s first solo album, and LBCM.