Everybody Finds Out - Page 6

strandinthewind · #76 11-09-2005, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by ELIUD

I'm sure the rest of the band is playing on the song. The drumming is Mick's best in my opinion. This is a link to the Enchanted Mistress website that is currently hosting a different mix of the song. They identify it as an "early mix" of EFO. But I've heard this before and I believe it is the Everybody Finds Out center channel mix from the DVD audio. Some of the music is pulled out of it and you can really hear Lindsey signature guitar style in the song.

Really do you think they would have plunked a song down from Stevie's solo work without adding to it or maybe "fixing" it? Preposterous.

Also, in the DR doc. Stevie says upon hearing the first remix - "it sounds like John fell off of the stage," which suggests John was playing the bass lines.

Rickypt · #77 11-09-2005, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by JazmenFlowers

you do that too!? I totally have visions of Stevie rocking out and surpassing all of our expectations...why must I torture myself

I did the same for years, but the Gold Dust Tour pretty much put an end to it. Now I just pop in that US Festival performance and wallow in nostalgia.

Jyqm · #78 11-09-2005, 03:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Rickypt

My answer is no. I'm not a big Lindsey fan, but I think he should work on solo albums. Even if they don't sell well, they will likely be critically acclaimed, and he can end his career with some nice works of art out there.

Stevie should just do whatever it is she wants to do, which is probably play some shows in Vegas with the same setlist and go into semi-retirement. Hopefully she will do another solo album, but I'm less and less confident of that as time goes on.

Yeah, pretty much.

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I think the only desirable option for FM would be if Lindsey and Stevie cowrote songs, but as you say, that is very unlikely. The other option would be for Christine to return for a farewell tour.

Well, there are other options. There's also the possibility of Peter coming back and doing something with Mick and John, as has been discussed in the "Oh well" thread on the Peter forum. I think that's far and away the most desirable option for Fleetwood Mac at this point, assuming they can get a good producer to coax some good stripped down performances from Peter.

rbs3676 · #79 11-09-2005, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Rickypt

The other option would be for Christine to return for a farewell tour.

She did. It was called THE DANCE.

rbs

dissention · #80 11-09-2005, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by ELIUD

Really do you think they would have plunked a song down from Stevie's solo work without adding to it or maybe "fixing" it? Preposterous.

They did it with Lindsey's "Murrow."

strandinthewind · #81 11-09-2005, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

They did it with Lindsey's "Murrow."

Weren't Mick and John on that though. I know they worked with him in the 90's - but am unsure of they are on that track and the others as well.

dissention · #82 11-09-2005, 03:53 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Weren't Mick and John on that though. I know they worked with him in the 90's - but am unsure of they are on that track and the others as well.

I'm not sure. But it's identical to the GOS version.

strandinthewind · #83 11-09-2005, 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

I'm not sure. But it's identical to the GOS version.

So is Come if I am not mistaken.

Johnny Stew · #84 11-09-2005, 04:09 PM

This info was posted in 2003, I believe by JohnRun, and apparently taken from an info sheet that he had access to through his job....

Lindsey Buckingham - Korg Triton 7, Yamaha Motif 8 keyboards:
What's the World Coming To, Murrow, Thrown Down, Running Through The Garden, Silver Girl, Bleed to Love Her, Everybody Finds Out, Say Goodbye, and Goodbye Baby.

Stevie Nicks - additional keyboards: Running Through The Garden, and Silver Girl

John McVie - "black keys": Illume, and Everybody Finds Out

Additional Musicians:
Sheryl Crow: Hammond organ & backing vocals on Say You Will; backing vocals on Silver Girl
Jamie Muhbarec: Hammond organ on Come
Christine McVie: piano & backing vocals on Steal Your Heart Away; backing vocals on Bleed To Love Her
Dave Palmer: piano on Steal Your Heart Away
John Pierce: additional bass on Steal Your Heart Away
John Shanks: keyboards on What's The World Coming To, and Peacekeeper

ELIUD · #85 11-09-2005, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

They did it with Lindsey's "Murrow."

Lindsey's songs weren't pulled from Stevie's solo work.

David · #86 11-09-2005, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

So is Come if I am not mistaken.

A bunch of Lindsey's songs -- Murrow, Miranda, Red Rover, Come, Steal Your Heart Away, Bleed to Love Her, Say Goodbye -- contain most of their tracks from the earlier solo sessions. They didn't rebuild any of those from the ground up. All they did was dick around with them, mostly in the mix phase, & added (mostly unnecessary) Stevie & Lindsey backup vocals here & there.

Stevie's stuff (& some new Lindsey tunes) was the only stuff they built from the ground up.

strandinthewind · #87 11-09-2005, 04:25 PM

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Originally Posted by David

A bunch of Lindsey's songs -- Murrow, Miranda, Red Rover, Come, Steal Your Heart Away, Bleed to Love Her, Say Goodbye -- contain most of their tracks from the earlier solo sessions. They didn't rebuild any of those from the ground up. All they did was dick around with them, mostly in the mix phase, & added (mostly unnecessary) Stevie & Lindsey backup vocals here & there.

Stevie's stuff (& some new Lindsey tunes) was the only stuff they built from the ground up.

Did John and Mick play on the original LB tracks? I remember they did some studio work with him prior to The Dance, but I am unsure what they worked on.

Johnny Stew · #88 11-09-2005, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Did John and Mick play on the original LB tracks? I remember they did some studio work with him prior to The Dance, but I am unsure what they worked on.

Based on the musician credits, I'd assume they played drums and bass on everything (although it's possible Lindsey played those instruments in some places).