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Although Fleetwood Mac was formed by Mick Fleetwood and John McVie in 1967, the most commercially successful line-up was formed in 1975 when Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks joined the band. Besides them, was also part of the group since 1970, the keyboardist and singer Christine McVie. After disagreements, Buckingham left the group in 2018 but they continued together without him. But now, the singer Stevie Nicks said that Fleetwood Mac can't reunite anymore because they can't do it without Christine McVie, who passed away back in 2022 at the age of 79, a victim of a stroke. Stevie Nicks says there is no Fleetwood Mac without Christine “Without Christine, no can do. There is no chance of putting Fleetwood Mac back together in any way. Without her, it just couldn’t work “Even if I thought I could work with Lindsey again, he’s had some health problems. It’s not for me to say, but I’m not sure if Lindsey could do the kind of touring that Fleetwood Mac does, where you go out for a year and half. It’s so demanding,” Stevie Nicks told Mojo magazine. Although Nicks says that a reunion wouldn't work with Christine, she wasn't part of the band from 1998 to 2014. Since 2018, Fleetwood Mac have two additional touring members, which are the guitarists Mike Campbell (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers) and Neil Finn (Crowded House). Meanwhile, Nicks continues to tour on her own and has many scheduled tour dates for 2024. Besides songs from her solo career, she is also performing Fleetwood Mac tracks live. Next Stevie Nicks tour dates June 18 - Van Andel Arena - Grand Rapids, MI 21 - Soldier Field - Chicago, IL July 3 - 3Arena - Dublin 6 - OVO Hydro - Glasgow, UK 9 - Co-op Live - Manchester, UK 12 - Hyde Park - London, UK 16 - Sportpaleis Antwerpen - Merksem (Antwerpen) 19 - Ziggo Dome - Amsterdam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL1RD4Uax7s&pp=ygURc3RldmllIG5pY2tzIDIwMjQ%3DThe post Stevie Nicks says there is no Fleetwood Mac without Christine appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.

The keyboardist and pianist Rick Wakeman was born in Perivale, Middlesex, England back in 1949 and started his musical career in 1969. He not only was part of incredible bands like Yes, but also had the chance to work as session musician with many legendary artists. He was part of the recording of famous tracks by Black Sabbath, Elton John, Marc Bolan, Cat Stevens, Lou Reed and David Bowie. Wakeman recalled in an interview with Classic Rock his time with Bowie and explained why he believes the late artist was a genius. Rick Wakeman explains why David Bowie was a genius “The man was an absolute genius. There’s no other word for it. I learned more from David Bowie in the studio than from anybody else that I’ve worked with, ever. The thing about David was that he knew his own mind. He liked to have people around him who he felt had something to offer, people who he thought would understand what he wanted and help deliver it, and more." "(Bowie) had little or no respect for the attempted input of record companies and A&R men. He could not understand why these people, who didn’t know a hatchet from a crotchet, would try and come in and dictate to him what he should do. That is undoubtedly the secret of David’s success, because everything he did was on his terms," Rick Wakeman said. During the same conversation, Wakeman said that Bowie gave him "amazing freedom". For example, when they recorded the album "Hunky Dory" in 1971, the musician told him to play like he wanted. The first two songs Wakeman recorded with Bowie were the hit "Space Oddity" and "Wild Eyed Boy from Fleecloud", both in 1969. Then he worked together once again, but this time in the entire "Hunky Dory" album in 1971. In 1972, Wakeman would again play with Bowie, but only in the track "It Ain't Easy", from the album "The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars". They would only work again in 1986, when Bowie invited him to play on the album "Absolute Beginners". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ft3b1-Cm-0M&pp=ygULbGlmIG9uIG1hcnM%3DThe post Rick Wakeman explains why David Bowie was a genius appeared first on Rock And Roll Garage.