pengbuzz Posted December 1, 2022 Posted December 1, 2022 From BBC: Christine McVie, who played with Fleetwood Mac and wrote some of their most famous songs, has died aged 79, her family has said. The British singer-songwriter was behind hits including Little Lies, Everywhere, Don't Stop, Say You Love Me and Songbird. She died peacefully at a hospital in the company of her family, a statement said. McVie left Fleetwood Mac after 28 years in 1998 but returned in 2014. The family's statement said "we would like everyone to keep Christine in their hearts and remember the life of an incredible human being, and revered musician who was loved universally". Born Christine Perfect, McVie married Fleetwood Mac bassist John McVie, and joined the group at the start of the 1970s. (more): https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-63812952
Big s Posted December 1, 2022 Posted December 1, 2022 Lots of great talent and turmoil in that band. Lots of amazing songs too
danth Posted December 1, 2022 Posted December 1, 2022 (edited) Always liked Fleetwood Mac, yet somehow didn't know this person existed. She wrote their best songs too. I thank her for that. Edited December 1, 2022 by danth
TehPW Posted December 1, 2022 Posted December 1, 2022 Heaven is like Denny's (Open 24/7)... I mean, CLE's Gaylord Perry (MLB legend) has apparently passed away...
Wolf-1 Posted December 1, 2022 Posted December 1, 2022 Saw this on R.A. Salvatore's FB page; Fleetwood Mac being his alltime favorite band.
M'Kyuun Posted December 1, 2022 Posted December 1, 2022 I'm likely in the minority, but I always preferred Christine's lovely voice over that of Stevie's. Incidentally, both have contralto singing voices, but the distinction between each is readily apparent and that difference gave Fleetwood Mac an interesting variety in their sound from song to song. To this day, though, I tend to prefer those on which Christine sang lead. Beyond my preferences, Christine was part of that generation coming up in the 70s and 80s when stuff was crazy, and her band is well-known for its often-tumultuous internal dynamics. Needless to say, like most rock stars of her time, she led a storied life and leaves behind a musical legacy that will long endure. Thanks for the songs, Christine. RIP
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