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Old 04-11-2017, 12:54 AM
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I've seen this before but never noticed Stevie in the foreground. I guess I thought she's dropped out of this iteration of the band by then(?)
She had. Technically, so had Rick Vito, but Billy got him to do this.
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Old 04-11-2017, 05:29 AM
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That was not Stevie. The woman is younger and walks way faster than Stevie. She is also very thin compared to Stevie in 1993. In addition no one bats an eye as she walks up against the crowd. This woman obviously was stage crew, make up or someone else working with the band. In 1993 Stevie and Mick were not speaking. There is no way she would be with the band and walking around with the crowd outside.
The woman is dressed like Stevie. And you realize how many fans dress like Stevie at concerts.
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I think it would have been cool if the Fleetwood/McVie/McVie/Burnette lineup had continued for a while. I really like the songs they did for the 25 Years box set and Christine's songs from Time. Adding Bekka Bramlett and Dave Mason, talented as they may be just didn't work at all and the live footage I've seen of that lineup is just embarrassing to watch. I'm glad The Dance came after to resurrect the Mac.
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99% sure that's not Stevie (though it does look a lot like her). They only played one song so if she was going to have been there she'd have been on the stage with them.
I agree it would have been better to have had Mick, John, Chris and Billy continue as a four-piece band. Perhaps they would have done if Billy hadn't subsequently jumped ship (only to later rejoin).
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Not Stevie, she wasn't there.
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99% sure that's not Stevie (though it does look a lot like her). They only played one song so if she was going to have been there she'd have been on the stage with them.
I agree it would have been better to have had Mick, John, Chris and Billy continue as a four-piece band. Perhaps they would have done if Billy hadn't subsequently jumped ship (only to later rejoin).
I think they did a few songs. "World Turning" could be heard in the background later in the segment.

If Christine hadn't stopped touring and had Billy not left, there very well may have been an album with that lineup. However, with Stevie gone, Christine off the road, and the fact that most of Fleetwood Mac's hits were by the the ladies, they needed another female vocalist. And, they needed another male vocalist and a lead guitarist, and Dave Mason fit that bill.

I could have done without Dave Mason, but I thought Bekka did a great job, and I really liked the chemistry she and Billy had.
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ter in the segment.

If Christine hadn't stopped touring and had Billy not left, there very well may have been an album with that lineup.

I don't know what happened first... Christine 'retiring' from touring or Billy leaving?
PS this whole thread could be moved to 'post Rumours'.
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I don't know what happened first... Christine 'retiring' from touring or Billy leaving?
Christine announced midway through the BTM tour in 1990 that it would be her last. Billy left in early 1993.
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