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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQ1A...KnU24&index=23
I like the Stevie backing vocals. Sounds great.
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I was too. At first, I thought I hadn't heard it. But, way back when, I guess I have. It has been a long time and I don't remember Nick's on this.
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I "like" everything I watch on YouTube. Saves me time when I see the thumbs up already given.
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In Rumours ’n’ Fax by Steve Clarke and Roy Carr (1978), the authors say something about Christine’s B3 on this number: “She puts the Booker T. choke on it and pulls out all the correct stops. Fleetwood Mac could still get down.”
[just going by memory there — someone may want to look it up and make corrections] This track is one of the extremely rare times you hear Chris “palm” the B3. In fact, for a long time, I thought she never did that because she didn’t know how. But she’s doing it here, bless her, and it makes the Stax & Sun soul atmosphere pop.
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I listened to the 2004 remaster of this a few days ago and thought that mix was incredible. This DVD mix does sound a bit different. I wish I had a better audio system lol
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Hear things I've never been able to before.
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Wow, this is cool. Great Stevie harmonies back there.
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I can't believe I don't remember this version. Getting senile.
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