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* You’ve probably seen the news already that Christine McVie has died. I’ve always believed that she wrote one of the best love songs ever. So, let’s take a moment

And I wish you all the love in the world
But most of all, I wish it from myself

* And then there’s this great one

Sweet wonderful you

* And, of course

Yesterday’s gone, yesterday’s gone

posted by Rich Miller
Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 2:10 pm

Comments

  1. Huge loss to the music world. Super talented writer, arranger and singer. Ironic her music is currently part of a huge commercial for an automaker. RIP Christine

    Comment by Give Me A Break Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 2:13 pm

  2. What a loss today.

    For me, whenever I get the opportunity, again, for umpteenth time…

    I play a vinyl copy of “Rumours”

    I play it as it was intended. No skipping. Every track.

    In one sitting.

    Godspeed, Christine.

    Comment by Oswego Willy Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 2:19 pm

  3. ‘but the songbird keeps singing’

    Indeed.

    Comment by Don't Bloc Me In Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 2:20 pm

  4. I played Rumors until the needle wore out on my turntable. What a great career she had. RIP.

    Comment by 47th Ward Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 2:36 pm

  5. Agree on Rumors on vinyl. Magical. That band had so much drama, chaos and pain and it resulted in such amazing music.

    Comment by Red Ranger Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 2:46 pm

  6. Caught the obit just now on SiriusXM, and you know they transitioned right to Songbird. Doesn’t get more beautiful than that.

    Comment by Concerned Observer Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 2:50 pm

  7. It’s too bad that Lindsey and Stevie couldn’t work out their issues in time to do a farewell tour with the classic lineup. For the last 25 years they were missing either Christine or Lindsey on tour. The Rumours 20th anniversary tour in 1997 was the last time the classic lineup toured.

    Comment by Big Dipper Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 2:52 pm

  8. I only saw them once. I was an 18 year old kid. They had just release Rumours, and were touring the album.

    God, how I loved that band. Christine seemed to be the stable one, the core. Her songs were uniquely her, just as Buckingham and Nicks songs were uniquely theirs.

    I miss those days. I will miss her too.

    Comment by H-W Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 3:53 pm

  9. You forgot “Over My Head”

    Comment by JM Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 4:11 pm

  10. Correction there was a tour of the classic lineup in 2014-15 before Lindsey was ejected from the group and replaced on the next tour in 2018-2019 with Neil Finn and Mike Campbell.

    Comment by Big Dipper Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 4:18 pm

  11. Huge loss. Shockingly sad.

    Comment by Amalia Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 4:21 pm

  12. The time that Christine was with her three equally talented band members produced some of the very best music of my generation. And the music will last forever. Like others here I’m listening to Rumors once again.

    Comment by illini Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 4:22 pm

  13. It will be Rumors in the car and The Dance (movie of a ‘97 concert) on TV tonight. (The video is available for streaming on PBS Passport if you are a member.)

    Comment by Pot calling kettle Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 5:26 pm

  14. I believe love songs are the best possible legacy…

    Comment by Dotnonymous Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 5:50 pm

  15. Truly a great loss. We have lost so many wonderful artists this year. Time to reflect. I think I’ll pull out my vinyl copy of Rumors (brought new when it came out) and put it on the turntable, listen to how wonderful the music was and be sad that she is gone. Godspeed Christine.

    Comment by Manchester Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 5:57 pm

  16. correction: The Dance is no longer on PBS Passport :-( It is available on Amazon Prime and YouTube for a fee. Worth it.

    Comment by Pot calling kettle Wednesday, Nov 30, 22 @ 9:43 pm

  17. Such a great talent. Stevie and Chris’ duets were pure gold.

    Saw her with Lindsey Buckingham in ‘17.

    May she rest in musical peace.

    Comment by Loop Lady Thursday, Dec 1, 22 @ 7:41 am

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