Which McVie?Springsteen? Interesting choice of living idol to spend time with. I’d probably seek McVie.
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singer moved back to Boca a year ago.....very popular with the crowd..
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I always liked those guys.
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If I had known at 18 or 20 what I know know, it would have been really dangerous. Fun, but really dangerous.
The original one, not the tart that took his name.
There would be a significant difference.
She may not look as good as 'the witch', but, IMO, she has a better voice and more variety in her musical abilities.The original one, not the tart that took his name.
If I had known at 20 what I know now, I would have been a little smarter. Enough to have avoided some really stupid things I can't unremember.
I remember a saying I once saw. If you look back at your younger self and think you were pretty clever and insightful, it only proves you still aren’t.
I saw Fleetwood Mac as the opening act for Loggins and Messina at the Nassau Coliseum just before they took off ( for the second time )
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I also saw Peter Frampton open for Dave Mason at Madison Square Garden. It was the night before the show that was recorded for Frampton Comes Alive which was in Chicago. I was 14.
I’d agree with that. Although Nick’s voice defined many of their hits, keyboard McVie had a number of great hit vocals as well as outstanding key play. Shock Jock Howard Stern said it all when he defined Nick’s voice as something akin to an aardvark farting in the wind (paraphrasing because I can’t fine the actual quote).
…Bought a boat load of 1960’s birds, a couple of Plymouth Cudas and maybe a few Porsche 356 cabs and coupes.
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Looks great! Irv does excellent work.
Oh yeah, he was really something, just one thing for example, they all used to meet in a breakfast place every morning and half the time Chuck wouldn't show up, an hour later they'd get a phone call from chuck telling them he wanted $10,000 in cash in a paper bag or he wouldn't show up. He rented his house to them to shoot the films, he charged for everything, he was unbelievable. He punched Keef once, lots of other things too.
Saw him a few years ago. Still great. Just less hair. Like me. I think he kind of gets left out of the really great guitarist talks. To me had the perfect balance of being very personable, like he was a friend playing for you, very engaging, but not here's my stage shtick.
