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I totally agree. Those two fed off each other and became much better musicians the more they worked together.
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Lets not forget the Straight Back. One of the best examples of the mick/john drum/bass interplay. Really gives the song alot of ooomph and then add in Stevie's soaring vocals and you have a great FM song.
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Thanks for posting these, I'll definitely listen to some of them and pay special attention to John McVie. But - I'M sorry, but I believe there was only one person up on-stage during the performance of "Oh Well." ![]() ![]() Anyway, I'd like to add "Go Your Own Way" - 1977 version. I think that's a perfect example of a song where he's overlooked or underestimated - - I think McVie is amazing there! ![]() Also, I'm so afraid that there may be a song that you've forgotten. I can't quite place it though . . . . ![]()
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