Behind The Mask turns 31

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

That is splendid, Brown Eyes

Seriously, Sugar Daddy is the best.

Sugar Daddy blows any song on BTM, away. Can you imagine?

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Sugar Daddy blows any song on BTM, away. Can you imagine?

I was watching the Christine McVie laserdisc concert on YouTube and marveled at how effing cool “One in a Million” sounded. That fat Hammond, Sharp’s searing guitar. Christine’s ultra cool vocals.

Man, she knows her R&B. Wish she’d do one more album of songs like “Anything is Possible” and “Forgiveness.”

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

I was watching the Christine McVie laserdisc concert on YouTube and marveled at how effing cool “One in a Million” sounded. That fat Hammond, Sharp’s searing guitar. Christine’s ultra cool vocals.

Man, she knows her R&B. Wish she’d do one more album of songs like “Anything is Possible” and “Forgiveness.”

I know. And I really love So Sincere and Bad Journey, too. That album has some wonderful gems on it. And Dan's playing is fantastic. I think Hawkins in on that album as well. But she has a Steely Dan funk to her that really hits my good feels.

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

I know. And I really love So Sincere and Bad Journey, too. That album has some wonderful gems on it. And Dan's playing is fantastic. I think Hawkins in on that album as well. But she has a Steely Dan funk to her that really hits my good feels.

Her and Donald Fagin. Imagine!

[Macfan4life]

I am always amazed at the love for Hard Feelings on this board. IMHO its the worst song on the album. I dont think Billy can sing very good and its such a D list song. Its something I would expect to hear on amateur night at some bar and grill with a local band.
But to each their own.
I like most of this album more than Tango. Its more rock n roll and wow we hear that bluesy rhythm section humming in a few songs that we have not heard in a long time. Its completely unconventional which I love. No computer bass lines, no pre-programmed stuff like on Tango. Mick, John, Chris and the new guys play everything. I like the title song but I think it could have been so much better with a few refinements.
My favs are:
In The back of my mind
Save Me
Love is dangerous
Skies the limit
Freedom
When It comes to love
Do you know
I can dig when the sun goes down

Everything else is meh.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by aleuzzi

Her and Donald Fagin. Imagine!

Co written by McVie/Fagen

Christine McVie on piano, Donald on keys, Eric Clapton on guitar, Ferrone on drums, and Hawkins on bass.

uhhhh I died.