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| From | markeichelberger@comcast.net (Mark Eichelberger) |
| Subject | Re: F Mac |
| Date | Fri, 08 Jul 2005 18:25:37 +0000 |
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Exactly! ..and exactly why I decided not to pick up Say You Will. As much as I loved to see that version of FM reunited, it just was missing something without Ms.McVie.
Mark E.
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Michael Carpenter"
> > People always celebrated the Buckingham/Nicks aspect of FMac, but rarely
> > spoke of how well Lindsay and Christine worked, particularly how well they
> > sung together. There are quite a few great examples of them combining,
> > 'Don't Stop', 'Think About Me' and 'Hold Me' being great exampes. A very
> > pure blend of 2 very talented singers.
>
> I think Buckingham/Nicks are linked in the public consciousness because they
> were a couple, not because of their musical chemistry; I think if you look,
> there is more evidence of a Buckingham/Christine chemistry. Part of why I
> really missed her on Say You Will. In addition to the (spot on) tracks you
> mention, there are a few on Tango: "Everywhere" (I love the "Heroes and
> Villains" coda LB tacks on at the end); "Mystified;" and "Little Lies."
>
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