I totally agree!

so she is a gilf

Not many women can be sexually magnetic at this age, but Christine has that in truckloads. And her voice is turning me on something rotten. And the way she sweeps her hair out of her eyes.

She's no stevie nicks tho, in looks or voice

Sure after her facelift, botox and hair extensions she's not bad !

@@ShoJ369 yeah, and also many people after all of that still looks like a giant potatoe on a wig 🤷🏻‍♀️

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She doesn't seem but she is. She is underrated but she is way more talented than Stevie Nicks

@@jiben3177 Christine rocks. Stevie looks and sounds like death warmed over.

They were AMAZING weren't they!!💗💗

It was out of this world. I didn’t miss Lindsay Buckingham at all! Neil Finn was complete incredible and fit so well with the band

I was at Wembley too Finn was ok, shame we didn’t get the original Mac ! Great night though

Not glee, but glue. I hate my IPone

Hahahahah this comment and response are the greatest thing ever

Ah Totally, what a wonderful human being.

Paul Ridgway looks. Better today. Than in 70 s

Paul Ridgway she is from Birmingham. We give gifts to the world. Greatest city in the world

A-men to that.

Ben you look familiar

Me too!

Currently 20% New Zealand.

Robert Kirk have always been a British band

Seaton Smithy 16%, there’s 6 in the band now. You’re forgetting the guitarist from Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers as well.

Seaton Smithy 16.66666% to be uber precise lol

It's a populist fairly superficial magazine programme. The presenters are no doubt briefed on what they're going to ask her. As far as they/script writers (and most of the general public) are concerned Fleetwood Mac's year zero begins with the mid-70's, particularly 'Rumours'. It wouldn't be difficult for them (or anybody with access to the internet, for that matter) to check up on the band's origins and personnel changes but that sort of stuff is relegated to more serious documentaries. I saw her with the band in Cardiff (Wales) back in 1970, not long after Peter Green had left. Their future then did not seem very rosy. I remember the Bob Welch era although I must admit that once Peter Green had gone I'd lost interest. I'll check out some of that era now you've mentioned it. As for the most commercially successful line-up there's no doubt that with the addition of Buckingham & Nicks (you'd see ads in the NME for the duo around '73-'74) they certainly hit the jackpot, commercially speaking of course, seeing as you, Alan, along with many older fans, prefer an earlier incarnation.

I have always found in her interviews, performances there is just no emotion.

Oh me too. I'd just stare and cry.

It wasn’t Christine though

I think the band has been a bit unjust with Lindsey. I mean, they allowed Christine to leave for 16 years and then welcomed her back with open arms. Lindsey wished to take a year off from touring and they kicked him out of the band for it. I guess maybe with their ages now they feel that they just can't lose even a year, but the sense is that he's out for good and won't ever again be welcomed back.

@@tallenpelegrin7026 well... Christine was not physically aggressive to the other members tho. As good as he might be, he was abusive and we all know that. Christine left because of her mental health so... your point is exactly???

@@sofia01ht It seems that you are aware of much more than I am. Thanks for your reply.

@@tallenpelegrin7026 I apologize if I sounded rude. That was not my intention, have a great day

It's amazing how the harder you work the luckier you get..

@Nick G There was a documentary about Christine McVie on over Christmas. Stevie was very supportive and glad she rejoined. Pity she didn't show it and contribute to a new FM album or at least allow Buckingham/McVie to be released as FM album. Mick Fleetwood said he hasn't spoken to Lindsey since his heart attack. That is just nasty.

Disagree, danny kirwan was fleetwood mac

Its her band, thats why.

She rejoined the band because she'd spent about 16 years living in the English countryside and realised how much she missed making music and touring. She has said that when she purchased her house she invested herself in fixing that up. And she made a couple solo albums that pretty much went nowhere. Beyond that she said life got predictable and boring.... She had been in bands for some years prior to joining Fleetwood Mac in the early 70s (she guested on piano on their 'Kiln House' album and was a member by the next one, 'Bare Trees'). Before that, she'd already had success with British Blues band Chicken Shack, with whom, in addition to a hit album or two she had a hit single with the Etta James classic, 'I'd Rather Go Blind'. So, it's understandable that when she initially left the band she'd had lived many years of the rock 'n' roll lifestyle. When she suggested she wanted to return, Lindsey was against the idea, noting that people can just quit and rejoin the band. The irony with that was that he had quit and rejoined. So, I think, did Stevie. Of course, Christine is also the one who has written so many of the band's biggest hits. She is such a voice of the band since she joined, that she is really the single most important component of the band's history.

Why you say that?

shannon crook Probably because Stevie said about Lindsey, he goes, or I go...That sounds a bit childish.

Stevie Nicks will never grow up, she's been a baby all her life. Her first name is 'Stevie' because she couldn't say 'Stephanie' as a child - she used to say something like 'Teedie'. Instead of her parents teaching her to say 'Stephanie' they let her say whatever she wanted. She later changed Teedie to Stevie. A spoiled brat.

HA! You're nuts. They needed all three singers and songwriters.

Yeah I get the feeling that she's not happy. Stevie just had the band cancel some shows because she's got a cold, it wouldn't surprise me if Christine called it quits but I suspect she's got a contract and the band wouldn't work without her *and* Lindsey.

By all means move it, but one thing for certain - you can never break the chain!