Julie McVie passed away

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by Villavic

Is this Molly John's daughter?

https://www.facebook.com/molly.mcvie

Didn't find any picture with John, but she looks similar to Molly when she was a girl in Destiny Rules doc.

You're taking "busy bee" to a new level. Do you miss working?

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

You're taking "busy bee" to a new level. Do you miss working?

Yes, I'm too busy right now but actually enjoying a Paveil de Luze while touring Medoc region.

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by Villavic

Yes, I'm too busy right now but actually enjoying a Paveil de Luze while touring Medoc region.

Don't talk to me while you've got that in your mouth.



I actually have no idea what that is...

[sleepless child]

This is beyond sad. First his ex wife Christine and now Julie. They got married in 78. I still have clippings and the People story that ran when they got married. They were married for her 45 years.

[Penguin Emeritus]

Originally Posted by sleepless child

This is beyond sad. First his ex wife Christine and now Julie. They got married in 78. I still have clippings and the People story that ran when they got married. They were married for her 45 years.

I'm kind of worried for him. Not only did he lose those 2 women, he also had to sell his beloved sailboat since he wasn't in good enough health to really take it out anymore. i'm hoping maybe he still has just a little trawler or something to use for fishing because he loved to be on the water...what will he do with himself now?? He's lost his two dearest friends in the world, sold his basses and is done w the band, sold his boat, crappy health, alone now in that huge house...at least he lives close to his daughter but still...he's lost a lot in a short time. I hope he doesn't start falling down a hole psychologically....

--Lis

[HomerMcvie]

Originally Posted by Penguin Emeritus

I'm kind of worried for him. Not only did he lose those 2 women, he also had to sell his beloved sailboat since he wasn't in good enough health to really take it out anymore. i'm hoping maybe he still has just a little trawler or something to use for fishing because he loved to be on the water...what will he do with himself now?? He's lost his two dearest friends in the world, sold his basses and is done w the band, sold his boat, crappy health, alone now in that huge house...at least he lives close to his daughter but still...he's lost a lot in a short time. I hope he doesn't start falling down a hole psychologically....

--Lis

It's got to be a dark place to walk into, yet maybe he's okay with accepting it? Men are far more pragmatic with these things, generally.

[sleepless child]

I worry about him too. What does he do with himself now. Very sad. I read Leo Rossi's book. He was the stage manager for the band and for Stevie. He had high praise for John and it made me appreciate him more. An underrated bassist too

[Villavic]

Originally Posted by HomerMcvie

It's got to be a dark place to walk into, yet maybe he's okay with accepting it? Men are far more pragmatic with these things, generally.

Men usually don't show their inner feelings. At least latin men don't.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by Penguin Emeritus

I'm kind of worried for him. Not only did he lose those 2 women, he also had to sell his beloved sailboat since he wasn't in good enough health to really take it out anymore. i'm hoping maybe he still has just a little trawler or something to use for fishing because he loved to be on the water...what will he do with himself now?? He's lost his two dearest friends in the world, sold his basses and is done w the band, sold his boat, crappy health, alone now in that huge house...at least he lives close to his daughter but still...he's lost a lot in a short time. I hope he doesn't start falling down a hole psychologically....

--Lis

Yea, my heart goes out to John. Just empathy and respect for his situation.