Christine McVie

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Ron Pruter
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Christine McVie

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My favorite singer in Fleetwood Mac has passed at age 79. She had a very unique style.
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Richard Sinkler
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She was my favorite too. Very sad.
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Post by Greg Forsyth »

Christine was always my favorite singer in Fleetwood Mac also. Sad to her of her passing. She was a brillant lady and managed to keep her head when there was so much chaos around her.

She was also my favorite singer in Chicken Shack!
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Post by Joachim Kettner »

RIP Christine McVie. Such a nice voice she had. I have seen her perform with Chicken Shack.
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Such a classic voice...
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One of my favorites too......
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Post by Jim Pitman »

Ah.....one of my favorite female rockers. "Spare me a Little" a study in timing/phrasing/melody that defines the Rock/Blues ballad IMO.
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