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Valid point, but the idea of seeing Lindsey back with FM but singing Oh Well would be such a disappointment to me. I’d want to hear Go Your Own Way, especially with Mick on drums. Oh Well would be more of a tribute to Peter Green than Christine McVie. And could a tour with big names really be feasible, as opposed to a one time tribute gig? Lindsey, Mick, Rick, Billy, and Stevie would be a must, and John too, if he’d be willing. I’m curious who some of the big names are you’d like to see.
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That would go over so well!!
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Ringo has been able to put together an all star band for 30+ years.
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I love the idea of a Mick putting together an all star band. I have every solo album he has released and everyone is fantastic. “Fleetwood Mac” is DONE!
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I suggested this months ago.
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Christine McVie- she radiated both purity and sass in equal measure, bringing light to the music of the 70s. RIP. - John Taylor(Duran Duran) |
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