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Fleetwood Mac (with Neil Finn)...


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1 hour ago, KevB said:

However much LB's star may have faded it is testament to his talent that when he's not in FM it needs 2 players to fill the slot.

Agreed, but it's also a testament to him being such a royal PIA flip-wit that he managed to gett himself kicked out of the band that's finally stopped putting up with his nonsense after 40 years.

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5 minutes ago, wateroftyne said:

Nah, on recent tours they've had a load of axuillary musos  - even someone shadowing Mick F.

yeah and there are probably backups for the backups under the stage, a la that EW&F vid with Verdine combing his hair while the bass kept going,then you spot players under the stage lol

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2 minutes ago, bazzbass said:

yeah and there are probably backups for the backups under the stage, a la that EW&F vid with Verdine combing his hair while the bass kept going,then you spot players under the stage lol

Many years ago at a club where I was in the house band, we had a quite famous 60's group on. I remember a guy behind the amps at the back of the stage doing most of the lead vocal whilst the original frontman 'sang' and entertained the audience. They must have done it okay though as they got away with it without being sussed! There has been a lot of conjecture about Bernard Fowler's alleged similar role with the Stones for many years, although I haven't seen any evidence of that TBH.

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