Do any of you avoid reading the setlist...

[sjpdg]

Hi! New to the forum and the site.

I would totally agree that this tour is going to have all the "biggies" included from the start, no doubts. I also think they will probably throw in a few lesser played but still popular songs but mainly it's going to be the big hits. Otherwise, why call it a "hits" tour?

We can count on "Dreams", "Go Your Own Way", "The Chain", "Rhiannon", "I'm So Afraid" (same guitar solo as "Tango In The Night" so don't count on that one being done), and a whole host of others. We might expect "Blue Letter", "Sisters Of The Moon", but I don't know if we can hope for older hits like "Oh Well" or "Green Manalishi" from the Peter Green days. It seems like that incarnation of the Mac has been forgotten.

What I'd LOVE to see is Rick Vito on this tour and have him come out and do a "mini blues" set with Mick and John, covering "Oh Well", "Green Manalishi", "I Loved Another Woman" and 2 or 3 other songs. These, as well as the "Rumours" incarnation hits would REALLY make this a "hits" tour.

That's my opinion anyway.

[OldTimer]

Originally Posted by sjpdg

...I don't know if we can hope for older hits like "Oh Well" or "Green Manalishi" from the Peter Green days. It seems like that incarnation of the Mac has been forgotten.

What I'd LOVE to see is Rick Vito on this tour and have him come out and do a "mini blues" set with Mick and John, covering "Oh Well", "Green Manalishi", "I Loved Another Woman" and 2 or 3 other songs. These, as well as the "Rumours" incarnation hits would REALLY make this a "hits" tour.

That's my opinion anyway.

I love your vision!

I really can't imagine Rick being asked to step back in the Mac after all this time, but still .... it's a very cool scenario. He seemed to have a lot of fun with it on Mick's tour last Oct/Nov.

If not that, I wonder if they would consider him as an opener?