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B-Sides/Bonus Tracks

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The B-Side to Heart's - "Barracuda" was this melancholy song called "Cry To Me".

 

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This was the B-Side to Aerosmith's - "Walk This Way"

 

The B-Side to Fleetwood Mac's - "Dreams" was this pretty little number sung by Christine McVie

 

 

One of the great Fleetwood Mac numbers. I'm one of those rare birds that's always thought Chrissie was better than Stevie, and this is my proof.

The B-Side to Fleetwood Mac's - "Dreams" was this pretty little number sung by Christine McVie

 

 

As a big Mac fan who has seen many FM shows, I've heard Christine close a many a show with this tune.

Good call.

One of the great Fleetwood Mac numbers. I'm one of those rare birds that's always thought Chrissie was better than Stevie, and this is my proof.

 

As someone who has spent a bunch of evenings over the years at venues listening to FM, I totally concur. When I think of a voice that says FM to me it is Christine McVie.

How about this for a B-side??? The flip side to Lindsey Buckingham's "Go Your Own Way," "Silver Springs" was Nicks' pointed comeback at her ex-lover. Stevie wasn't happy that the tune was relegated to the flip side of Lindsey's song. She wanted "Silver Springs" to be included on Rumors , as it should have been.

 

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One of the great Fleetwood Mac numbers. I'm one of those rare birds that's always thought Chrissie was better than Stevie, and this is my proof.

 

Papa, you make a great point about Chrissie. The first FM song that I ever remember listening to was "Spare Me a Little of Your Love." It was 1972, three years before Stevie came along. So, for me, the signature voice of FM was Christine.

 

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One of the great Fleetwood Mac numbers. I'm one of those rare birds that's always thought Chrissie was better than Stevie, and this is my proof.

 

If "Songbird" is Exhibit A , then allow me to introduce Christine's melancholy but hauntingly beautiful track from Tusk called "Over and Over" as Exhibit B. It's impossible to listen to "Over and Over" and say that Christine wasn't the best that FM had to offer. In a word, simply sublime.

 

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CDB's "Funky Junky" was the B-Side on my .45 to "Uneasy Rider". Love "Funky Junky" and never would have discovered it if not for being a fantastic B-side single.

Beth was on the B side of Detroit Rock City. Beth ended up the highest charting song for KISS I believe.

That is a great call -- "Beth" was awesome.

That is a great call -- "Beth" was awesome.

 

STILL awesome.

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