Tusk is still Lindsey's favorite album

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Originally Posted by Penguin Emeritus

He may have talked about this a bit in his Q&As but i can't recall right now...

That’s a great idea. I just checked some answers before the “connection time out” error forced me to throw the towel.

Here are two interesting answers:

However, I've been under the impression that Lindsey's Tusk tracks are mainly himself playing all the instruments, and that the same is true with Tango In The Night. Of course there are occasions where I think you are playing: the official Tusk documentary shows you in the studio laying down the bass track for "Save Me A Place". And on Tango In The Night I think you are playing on "Caroline" as well, not to forget the ending of the title track. But in general, is it just him playing nearly everything on his tracks on the Tusk and Tango In The Night albums? (Gaius, Finland)

Answer:
Hi Gaius,
Thanks for the questions. As far as I know and remember, every bass track on a Mac album was played by me. If you find out they snuck one by me, let me know. All the best! McVie

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I think of Tusk as the greatest double album ever and an underrated gem. 25 years on, what do you think of Tusk as an album and your playing on it? (Chas, London, , United Kingdom)

Answer:
Hi Chas, Thanks for the questions,
I haven't heard any word about remastering these albums. I'd be surprised if we could find the masters! "Unreleased tracks"? I doubt it. If there were any such things I'm pretty sure someone would have dug them up and released them by now.

I haven't seen Mick Taylor in quite a while. I know he did something with John Mayall recently. An anniversary album, I think. He's a nice guy and a great Player.

The "Tusk" album. I thought that was a very good album 'tho I wasn't sure where it "was going". I think I played O.K. on it. (Have to pull it out and check)!

Thanks again! McVie
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By the way, it was Tahiti where John was during the Dodger stadium Tusk video. He answered that in another question.