Originally Posted by aleuzzi (Post 1271482)

I had that cd at one time. Yes—it’s the exact same performance minus some harmonies added by Stevie during SYW.

What irritates me is that this example shows LB is willing to open a can and add another layer when it’s Stevie, but he didn’t do so for Christine on his five BuckVie tracks recorded before her arrival. Christine’s harmonies would have only improved his songs, especially “In My World,” “Love Is Here to Say,” and “OWTS.”

Originally Posted by Ulpian (Post 1271483)

Totally agree.

When IMW came out as the first single I was listening in vain for signs of Christine, to no avail…

Originally Posted by SpyNote (Post 1271617)

I don't hear Stevie on "Bleed to Love Her." But then I don't hear Christine on most of his tracks on Buckingham McVie either. If Lindsey turned down their vocal tracks to the point that you can't make out their voices, it's basically turning them off. :laugh:

Originally Posted by SpyNote (Post 1271617)

I don't hear Stevie on "Bleed to Love Her."

Originally Posted by aleuzzi (Post 1271619)

This is one of the reasons I prefer The Dance version. The harmonies are crisp and powerful. I hear all three of them (and likely the backup singers). Stevie sounds cool in the mix and Christine’s high part gives me chills.