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Old 06-26-2006, 09:43 PM
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This song has all the makings of a great Buckingham/McVie sound to it. I wish she was on this song. I mean she may have had some input because she was around for this album. However, I love the McVie feel of this song.

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Old 06-27-2006, 12:21 AM
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I agree. The harmonies were meant for her voice. I'm not sure at all why she wasn't used, considering how great she sounded on "Shadows of the West."
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Old 06-27-2006, 01:44 AM
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I agree. The harmonies were meant for her voice. I'm not sure at all why she wasn't used, considering how great she sounded on "Shadows of the West."
I would guess most likely that he was trying to prove something, apart from FM. Having her on an album cut would've been far different than having her on your biggest single(thus sounding like just another FM song).
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I would guess most likely that he was trying to prove something, apart from FM. Having her on an album cut would've been far different than having her on your biggest single(thus sounding like just another FM song).
Mick played on "Trouble", so there was 1 Fleetwood Mac member on his biggest single. I think she would have sounded great on this song, which is my favorite on the album.
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Mick played on "Trouble", so there was 1 Fleetwood Mac member on his biggest single. I think she would have sounded great on this song, which is my favorite on the album.
the first time I heard Trouble I thought she was singing on it

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the first time I heard Trouble I thought she was singing on it

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All the "ah's" on the choruses? That sounds like Chris, to me.
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the first time I heard Trouble I thought she was singing on it

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All the "ah's" on the choruses? That sounds like Chris, to me.
you know i asked bob welch if she was on more tracks than the album (french kiss) gave her credit for and he said, "i kind of think she was"

it could be the case here... linear notes are often misquided
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you know i asked bob welch if she was on more tracks than the album (french kiss) gave her credit for and he said, "i kind of think she was"

it could be the case here... linear notes are often misquided
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he's not the only one that's capable of complaining or questioning linear notes... he's not the boss of me!!!
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he's not the only one that's capable of complaining or questioning linear notes... he's not the boss of me!!!
Dude, check ur meds!
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the voices told me not to take them anymore
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