We were posting at the same time
Very sad indeed.
She was always my favorite in that band. She had a quality that I quite liked.
Ugh. Thatâs a blow. Now we can never get married, like Iâd hoped, for like the last 50 yearsđ˘
Back in the late 80s, I worked for a guy who who ran a Radio Shack/Alpine/Luxman/B&W⌠audio store. He was just a few years older than me, a huge concert goer, music lover, Stones fan, rocker, so naturally we got along famously. There were shop beers after work EVERY night. I will never forget one nightâs barley induced wisdom from him:
âYou know, we are just the right age that we will get to see all the great legends play. We are also the right age that we will probably get to watch them all die⌠(Except of course -Keith Richards!)â
He was too right.
But at least we get the first part.
A great loss for sure. Thanks to my three older brothers, I grew up listening to and appreciating Fleetwood Mac. Listening to the Tango In The Night album right nowâŚ
R.I.P. Christine McVie
R.I.P. listening to âRumoursâ DSD now.
another member added to the greatest band ever!
R.I.P. Songbird.
Sad news this morning and now finally finished my day and can relax with Rumours followed by Fleetwood Mac 1975. Then Songbird on AmazonHD.
Talk about marking the passage of time. I caught Fleetwood Mac during their stadium touring days back in '77. They were at their height back then and the crowd just couldnât get enough.
Sad to hear her passing.
Loved her early work
