Do we really want a new Fleetwood Mac album?

[shackin'up]

Why Jack White?

Lindsey looks up to him.
Stevie knows how good it is to work with younger alt. Artists (foo's).
He fits in leftfield rock, country/folk and Rythm & Blues. All ingredients fitting buckingham, nicks and McVie. AND the rythmsection.

He hates wasting time with things that not fuel the music in it's core.

He's brilliant.

[RockawayBlind]

Originally Posted by shackin'up

Why Jack White?

Lindsey looks up to him.
Stevie knows how good it is to work with younger alt. Artists (foo's).
He fits in leftfield rock, country/folk and Rythm & Blues. All ingredients fitting buckingham, nicks and McVie. AND the rythmsection.

He hates wasting time with things that not fuel the music in it's core.

He's brilliant.

I know you love him, and he's an interesting choice. But I don't see him as a fit for FM. Now, if you were talking about working with Lindsey as a solo artist, that's a different story.

[louielouie2000]

Originally Posted by shackin'up

Why Jack White?

Lindsey looks up to him.
Stevie knows how good it is to work with younger alt. Artists (foo's).
He fits in leftfield rock, country/folk and Rythm & Blues. All ingredients fitting buckingham, nicks and McVie. AND the rythmsection.

He hates wasting time with things that not fuel the music in it's core.

He's brilliant.

And anyone who thinks Jack White isn't musically flexible or able to work with established artists hasn't heard the album he produced for Wanda Jackson, the Queen of Rockabilly. The Party Ain't Over was more true to herself than anything Wanda had recorded in 40+ years, yet was still very edgy & fresh sounding at the same time. Jack seems to find that magical balance with everyone he works with.