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[This is from an article on Little Big Town. How does it matter if there's one marriage in a band or 3. If two people break up, it can be just as chaotic as when everyone is breaking up.]
From the Lake County Record Bee, 4/21/09 by Mandi Feder http://www.record-bee.com/ci_12196624 Recently Westbrook received some sage advice from another musician who knows a thing or two about marriages inside of rock n' roll bands. "Lindsey Buckingham (Of Fleetwood Mac) told me that there shouldn't be more than one marriage in a band," Westbrook said. "And that guy knows what he's talkin' about!" |
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I don't think he was referring to breaking up. I think he just meant the dynamics of having a husband and wife in a band and all the baggage that goes along with that, what with trying to not take band business home and not bring home stuff to the band...
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In that sense, Jenny and Mick's relationship was healthier for the band. Michele |
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