Her most underrated song

[SteveMacD]

Originally Posted by Bryan

It's amazing, & people are too quick to pan songs that aren't on mega-hit million selling albums.I keep an open ear to everything

It's amazing that you assume it matters to David what album it was on.

[Bryan]

Originally Posted by SteveMacD

It's amazing that you assume it matters to David what album it was on.

I didn't assume anything,at any time,ever. What is this post about? If I did,let David speak about it,why jump in??

[shackin'up]

I'm still deeply in love with Over and Over, a song that never got the recognition it deserves.... So subtle, so beautifully build up.

[MacShadowsBall]

Two more songs that I feel don't get any love and are some of my favs are Oh Daddy and Save Me.

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by MacShadowsBall

Two more songs that I feel don't get any love and are some of my favs are Oh Daddy and Save Me.

I'm big on all the daddy songs--Oh Daddy, Sugar Daddy, and Honey Hi.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

I'm big on all the daddy songs--Oh Daddy, Sugar Daddy, and Honey Hi.

I like Honey Hi too. I love the tropical flavor. Almost calypso. I'll ignore its one "daddy."


Michele

[bombaysaffires]

Oh Daddy is sublime. Love hearing it in progress on the new Rumours package.

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by michelej1

I like Honey Hi too. I love the tropical flavor. Almost calypso. I'll ignore its one "daddy."


Michele

When you ignore the daddy, will you acknowledge the "lord" that comes in the next line?

[Phil]

I just remembered a more recent track of Christine's that I quite like - "Come Out & Play" from the ITM sessions. I actually thought it was better than just about everything that made the album. It's by no means brilliant, but kind of refreshing when compared with the sterility of the album tracks. It's reminiscent of her Tango tracks in my opinion.
It's great that so many of her early tracks are garnering a mention within this thread. As I've said previously, she could do no wrong in my eyes prior to 1982. With the body of work she had presented up to that time, she could be excused for never offering up another decent song - she'd more than proven herself by that stage.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by Phil

I just remembered a more recent track of Christine's that I quite like - "Come Out & Play" from the ITM sessions.

That's a good one to mention, because I like it but don't think about it. I tend to listen to albums and have to make an effort to make my own playlists. You jogged my memory on this one.

Michele

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Phil

I just remembered a more recent track of Christine's that I quite like - "Come Out & Play" from the ITM sessions. I actually thought it was better than just about everything that made the album. It's by no means brilliant, but kind of refreshing when compared with the sterility of the album tracks. It's reminiscent of her Tango tracks in my opinion.
It's great that so many of her early tracks are garnering a mention within this thread. As I've said previously, she could do no wrong in my eyes prior to 1982. With the body of work she had presented up to that time, she could be excused for never offering up another decent song - she'd more than proven herself by that stage.

I really like this track too, although the lyrics were a bit strange to me.

[whitewingdove]

I'm The One!! Jesus McVie, I LOOOOVE that song! "I'm not your doctor baby, I'm not your psychiatrist"