“We took off, and the feeling was, ‘God, I’m free!’” she told Elle.Īfter playing a show in Hawaii, McVie and Fleetwood flew to Los Angeles together and reunited with the rest of Fleetwood Mac. In a stroke of luck, Fleetwood had plans to visit London, and the two decided to fly back to Hawaii together. McVie chose Maui, where Fleetwood was living. They encouraged her to buy a plane ticket to anywhere she wanted, but she didn’t actually have to get on the plane. She was seeing a therapist to help with her fear of flying. “I went for years without seeing Stevie or Lindsey, but Mick was always just there, on my shoulder,” she said.įleetwood also played a crucial role in her return to Fleetwood Mac. Though McVie and Nicks were close friends, McVie said they went years without seeing each other.
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And I missed the audience.” She said Mick Fleetwood helped her with her return to Fleetwood Mac “You couldn’t walk down the road without meeting two people related to each other. And I had this idea that I’d love the small village life, with the Range Rover and the dogs and baking cookies for the Y.W.C.A.”Īfter 16 years of this idyllic lifestyle, however, McVie grew restless.
It was a heap-this Tudor building with the beams painted lime green, so hideous. “I wanted to restore an ancient house in Kent, and that’s what I did. “I left the band because I developed a terrible fear of flying,” she told the New Yorker. How time flies… #MusicMonday /NLYd6sSLfy- Rhino Records August 17, 2015 It give the finer details on how the album was created from start to finish, every coked-up mix, tape-shedding detail.#ChristineMcVie joined 45 years ago today. Whew!īTW, to clear up a lot of those lies, get the new book "Making Rumours" by Ken Chalet, their engineer. I have since heard this album so many ways it makes my head spin! I first got a needledrop from a guy in Alaska, then I did my own needle drop, then I got one from supposedly a DAT copy of the master, then I got some other needle drops off the internet, a couple of more CD-Rs sent from people.and now I have single mixes of "Crying In the Night", and outtakes. It's one of the few classic albums that have never appeared in digital form, at least legally. About twelve years ago, I was introduced to Buckingham-Nicks 1973 album. It was the first album with Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. I became a Fleetwood Mac fan when they came out with their 1975 self-titled album, and the song "Rhiannon". Stevie had me with her vocals on Landside and Lindsey on Crystal. Much of what I know about their earlier career is from retroactive research, I came into their fan base with Rumours if I'm rememberĬorrectly. Have Mick's memoirs so I'll have to settle for now on a book titled the Definitive History though I know several peopleĪssociated with the group say there are more lies told about Fleetwood Mac than almost any other group. Lindsey and Stevie certainly got The Mac hits but their sound changed before over time. His other singles included "Precious Love" in 1979 and "Hot Love, Cold World" in 1978. Welch, a native of Los Angeles, scored his biggest hit with "Sentimental Lady," which reached No. "Hold Me" was a hit in 1982 and "Little Lies" in 1987.
It later became the anthem for Bill Clinton's presidential campaign. 1 hit in 1977 and "Don't Stop" the same year. He said a suicide note was left.įleetwood Mac's career took off in the mid-1970s after Welch left the band. Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie and Lindsey Buckingham did backing vocals on "Sentimental Lady."Īaron said Welch apparently had had health issues recently. He formed the British rock group Paris in 1976, and had hits including "Sentimental Lady" in 1977 and "Ebony Eyes" in 1978. Welch was a guitarist and vocalist for Fleetwood Mac from 1971 to 1974. Police spokesman Don Aaron said Welch's wife found him with a chest wound at their south Nashville home around 12:15 p.m. Bob Welch, a former member of Fleetwood Mac who also had a solo career, died Thursday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, police said. Former Fleetwood Mac member Bob Welch dead
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