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I really like the diversity of the set list during this tour, and how they really balanced the equation:
7 songs from Christine 7 songs from Stevie 6 other songs - 3 Blues era - 2Rumours era - 1 Buckingham Nicks). Take note: No Landslide and no riots over it's omission. This proves it can be done! I'll have to check my bootlegs later, but did the set list change as the tour proceeded? Did they eventually add Everywhere to the set? This tour was the first to include support players, including Stevie's solo background singers. Also the first to include Stand Back and Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You. It set a precedent that continues to this day. I'm still really not crazy with her solo material mixing with the band material. I believe in the separation of church and state. She had plenty of other Fleetwood Mac songs she could have chosen. Also, Frozen Love or Crying In the Night would have been great with Billy and Rick.
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