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Old 07-27-2009, 09:37 PM
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I think this might be from 1984?

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I'd never heard this, so thank you! No surprises as to her favorite songs/artists. She's been consistent about her five or six major influences. But it was excellent to hear her so relaxed and in typically good humor.
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Is this from the BBC radio interview where she talks about hiding in the loo to meet one of the Everley brothers?

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I'd never heard this, so thank you! No surprises as to her favorite songs/artists. She's been consistent about her five or six major influences. But it was excellent to hear her so relaxed and in typically good humor.
You mean she didn't tell the interviewer that his shirt was f*cking stupid?

That quote is gonna go down in McVie history.
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You mean she didn't tell the interviewer that his shirt was f*cking stupid?

That quote is gonna go down in McVie history.
I don't care what anyone says... that's one of the funniest things I've ever heard about her....

I love the way he describes her puffing the cig and drinkin her champagne... it reminds me of my best friend Gabriel and he's a riot...
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I don't care what anyone says... that's one of the funniest things I've ever heard about her....

I love the way he describes her puffing the cig and drinkin her champagne... it reminds me of my best friend Gabriel and he's a riot...
I must admit that if I see anyone on the tv wearing something I don't like I often say "that is a fu*kin stupid shirt/skirt/hat" which is odd because it was me who thought it was an incredibly rude thing to say.

I don't puff on a cigarette because I don't smoke but I would sip some champagne if I had any.

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I must admit that if I see anyone on the tv wearing something I don't like I often say "that is a fu*kin stupid shirt/skirt/hat" which is odd because it was me who thought it was an incredibly rude thing to say.

I don't puff on a cigarette because I don't smoke but I would sip some champagne if I had any.

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I tend to love British humor, it's very sarcastic but the intent is for laughter and irony.. not malice...

It reminds me of Absolutely Fabulous...
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I tend to love British humor, it's very sarcastic but the intent is for laughter and irony.. not malice...

It reminds me of Absolutely Fabulous...
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dahling is it really La Croix? is it darling.. you wouldn't buy me a knock off would you dahling...sweetie dahling sweeting dahling...
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I don't puff on a cigarette because I don't smoke but I would sip some champagne if I had any.

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I wonder how many times Chris thought that about Stevie's costumes.
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I wonder how many times Chris thought that about Stevie's costumes.
everytime..
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Is this from the BBC radio interview where she talks about hiding in the loo to meet one of the Everley brothers?

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I didn't listen to this. I posted it for you guys and then I'm gonna delete it. So just for the heck of it, anyone wanna tell me what year this was done?
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I didn't listen to this. I posted it for you guys and then I'm gonna delete it. So just for the heck of it, anyone wanna tell me what year this was done?
If it is the BBC recording then it's from 1983 from a programme where musicians put together an imaginery album of their favourite songs

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I loved this interview...
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Oh and I'd love to hear her singing some of those Steely Dan parts she said she'd committed to memory.
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