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Old 11-26-2004, 01:35 PM
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Just got this yesterday and it is so fun. I wondered why no one was there to represent FM.
I don't remember hearing whether they were asked as a group or even individually. But the group was on hiatus; Stevie was experiencing studio troubles with her project; Lindsey wasn't going to perform by himself at a mammoth show like that; Christine wasn't going to do anything without Fleetwood Mac; & John & Mick wouldn't have done anything without their front line. 1985 just wasn't an active Fleetwood Mac year. The splintering & fracturing had worsened.
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Lindsey: Hi, Bob, love what you did with your hair.

Bob: Thanks, Lins, yours, too.


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Just got this yesterday and it is so fun. I wondered why no one was there to represent FM. Judas Priest does their own metal version of Green Manalishi, though.
I could remember who played Live Aid that was connected to FM was a then unknown keyboardist named Brett Tuggle who, At that time was playing with Rick Springfield.

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tracklisting for the 17 cd set I received of the "Live Aid" show (Which is in stereo and sounds great!!!) if anyone is interested:

http://www.angelfire.com/music3/rhiannon/Live-Aid.html

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