Christine McVie radio tribute 7/6/23

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

I think the co-host went so far as to say she didn't have a unique voice.

I think I may have scrubbed past that and didn’t notice. He clearly is….wrong. Entirely, completely, unreimbursably wrong…

[David]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

I think I may have scrubbed past that and didn’t notice. He clearly is….wrong. Entirely, completely, unreimbursably wrong…

I thought these two should sign up at the Ledge and learn a little something about Chris McVie.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by David

I thought these two should sign up at the Ledge and learn a little something about Chris McVie.

Yes!! Let's have a discussion where we debate a subject we clearly didn't prepare for.

[UnwindedDreams]

I just wanted to mention I was listening to Sirius' The Bridge this afternoon and they wished Christine a Happy Birthday and played "Think About Me."

Chris' keys and the blending of the singing voices in that song really touch the soul.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by UnwindedDreams

I just wanted to mention I was listening to Sirius' The Bridge this afternoon and they wished Christine a Happy Birthday and played "Think About Me."

Chris' keys and the blending of the singing voices in that song really touch the soul.

Someone sent it to me from their car! I caught the end of it.

[UnwindedDreams]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Someone sent it to me from their car! I caught the end of it.

I am blessed to have heard it live. I think it was the perfect song to wish her a Happy Birthday in Heaven.

[SteveMacD]

“Got A Hold On Me” has been in my head all day.

I got that album early-ish in my fandom. I knew about it fairly early on, but I was more focused on the band, first. Weirdly, my mom found a copy of Christine Perfect at a record show we went to and bought it for me. She said “I bought you a copy of Christine McVie’s solo album!!!” I said, “Oh, yeah, the one where she was playing piano on a mountain,” and she said “No, she’s just sitting in a wicker chair.” So I took it out of the brown paper bag and was completely floored. That stayed in heavy rotation for a while. Probably a month or two later, I got the 1984 album and instantly recognized GAHOM. I remembered hearing it all the time on the radio.