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Old 02-01-2022, 10:17 AM
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Wow, you're right. I missed the cool sounding guitar solo, too. Loved the harmonies and organ placement. (haven't heard this version before).
Her voice merges with Billy so well that maybe you forgot. She does more than just harmonize with Billy. She sings many lines throughout the song to make it a duet.

You know Chris's voice with Lindsey is merged very well too. It was many years after GYOW was released that I realized Lindsey sang the first verse.
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Old 02-01-2022, 10:52 AM
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Her voice merges with Billy so well that maybe you forgot. She does more than just harmonize with Billy. She sings many lines throughout the song to make it a duet.

You know Chris's voice with Lindsey is merged very well too. It was many years after GYOW was released that I realized Lindsey sang the first verse.
Do you mean, DON"T STOP?
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Old 02-01-2022, 11:30 AM
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Do you mean, DON"T STOP?
Ha ha yes

Sorry. I had GYOW on the brain
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Ha ha yes

Sorry. I had GYOW on the brain
Haha, and you caused my brain to cramp up. I was thinking, "Am I wrong about this??"
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Haha, and you caused my brain to cramp up. I was thinking, "Am I wrong about this??"
I like GYOW the way that it is. But this conversation made me think of the possibility of making it a break up duet. Chris and Lindsey's voice merge so well together on Dont Stop, Think About Me, Hold Me and World Turning. Imagine if Chris took the second verse and the shacking up line
Interesting thought. Although it would have made $tevie mental. She barely could handle Chris and Lindsey on World Turning
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I like GYOW the way that it is. But this conversation made me think of the possibility of making it a break up duet. Chris and Lindsey's voice merge so well together on Dont Stop, Think About Me, Hold Me and World Turning. Imagine if Chris took the second verse and the shacking up line
Interesting thought. Although it would have made $tevie mental. She barely could handle Chris and Lindsey on World Turning
And BuckVie would be too far gone to turn around.
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Thanks for this crisp version!

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This was great!
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Nice sounding recording....

HOWEVER, RWMH is in second place as her worst song, right behind Ricky.

And the fukcing chorus is the same line, over and over and over and over. That has always bugged me(in any song, regardless of the artist).
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Nice sounding recording....

HOWEVER, RWMH is in second place as her worst song, right behind Ricky.
I hadn't heard RWMH before. I wonder if at that moment they were thinking to take the band to a different direction, as the FM from mid 70s took apart from the late 60s sound. Anyway I just found it a funny song, and would enjoy it again if I listened it one more time. But Ricky, oh no I can't stand that song.
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I hadn't heard RWMH before. I wonder if at that moment they were thinking to take the band to a different direction, as the FM from mid 70s took apart from the late 60s sound. Anyway I just found it a funny song, and would enjoy it again if I listened it one more time. But Ricky, oh no I can't stand that song.
There have been Roll With Me Henry posts here before, over the years.
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There have been Roll With Me Henry posts here before, over the years.
Maybe I was in Paris or Aruba when they were posted.
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I hadn't heard RWMH before. I wonder if at that moment they were thinking to take the band to a different direction, as the FM from mid 70s took apart from the late 60s sound. Anyway I just found it a funny song, and would enjoy it again if I listened it one more time. But Ricky, oh no I can't stand that song.
They did RWMH as part of a multi-artist charity album called Rock, Rhythm, & Blues. Give Christine a chance to sing Etta James and she’s in.
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They did RWMH as part of a multi-artist charity album called Rock, Rhythm, & Blues. Give Christine a chance to sing Etta James and she’s in.
Thanks for the info! I actually didn't know about it. There is no much info about the history of this album in the web, but I did find the track listing. Though I liked DeBarge, it is weird to see Christine McVie and El DeBarge in the same list.

https://www.discogs.com/es/release/3...k-Rhythm-Blues
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