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Some of my best music memories was riding with my mom in the mid to late 1970's hearing a variety of different music genre's from Elvis to Disco to Pop and Classic. When I first heard Fleetwood Mac's 'You Make Loving Fun" the music and Beat reminded be of 'I Dream of Jeannie' and could imagine Barbara Eden in her Jeannie costume singing it. Years later, I realized that was sung by the songstress, Christine McVie, 71, who is now back after being away from Fleetward Mac since 1998.
Then we have the legendary (and Ageless) Stevie Nicks 66, who I remember singing Gypsy as well several over Hits, plus from her latter solo career that started in the mid-80's for 'Stand Back'. .
Lindsey Buckingham, 65, I remember for his soulful voice, good looks. I had forgotten he is also an incredible Guitarist.
Mick Fleetwood, 67, the creator of those beats and John McVie, 68, is in the background, and who Mick calls the Backbone of the Mac.
Back in the 90's, I remember how excited I was watching one of their concerts on TV, I think it was 1997's The Dance, I remember I even got the CD.
So one of my items on my Bucket List was fulfilled this past Thursday at the Tacoma Dome and that was actually seeing the Full Mac back together Live.
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Followed by Rhiannon, Everywhere, I Know I'm Not Wrong and Say You Love Me.
Stevie made sure to Thank the Fans of American Horror Story: Coven for making Seven Wonders a hit again.
Then it was just Lindsey with a Guitar and singing, an Acoustic version of Big Love and Stevie Joining him singing Landslide.
Then Christie, John and Mick returned for Never Going Back Again, Over My Head, Gypsy and Little Lies.
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And both still had the energy for Go Your Own Way. Whew!
Then then it continued with 2 Encores with World Turning (which showed the strength and Energy of Mick as the Beatmaster),.Don't Stop, and finally Songbird.
Overall this was a concert of a Lifetime, MY Lifetime!
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