Fleetwood Mac - Spare Me A Little Of Your Love - 10/17/1975 - Capitol Theatre (Official) 

Never a huge fan but everyone knew some of their songs in the 70's. This one is unforgettable, a true classic.

First song, best song.

Her voice was Perfect.💖

She only wanted a little. But gave so much

Bare Trees was the pinnacle.

Especially in the early 70's, before SN & LB.

Beautiful music ❤️ I will always have this band in my heart and memories 💯🎸✌🏽🎹🎶☮️

Same here.

Huh?

It's called 'Quiet Substance'. She was never a showboat ... she didn't need to be in the spotlight dancing to draw your attention ... you watched and listened because there was a lot there.

​@J Fuzz I couldn't agree more. Christine exuted a quiet confidence and brilliant. She had an extraordinary and magical presence. She was a musical genius and angel on earth.

I love them both and I have always cares for them both. I love their voices.

​@@jfuzz9083Oh come on! They were both great but every in her own way! So what Stevie was dancing, twirling or whatever? She still had the talent as well! It's like devaluing Kate Bush or Björk only because of their theatrics and not being "modest" performers!

Ok, just like you stated it is only your humble opinion but please as I love Christine I would never say that she was the most talented member in that band. Peter Green and Lindsey Buckingham were the most talented.

Same here. I'm absolutely heartbroken 😢💔

I was lucky enough to get a 3 day pass from Ft Knox and saw the Welch/ Weston lineup in Louisville

@@danielmoore7332 Amazing. Would love to have seen that

Lol

As what?

@@shuttle461 In every sense!

Yes, it Liar and Sweet Revenge are my two favorite songs from that great album.

100 percent!!

Come on, Nick's best stuff was wrote before she joined Fleetwood Mac. Then it got recorded. Then came the drugs.

@J G Hmmm. She wrote some good stuff pre-FM for sure. But, everything on Tusk and Rumours is stellar. And Gypsy, from Mirage is perfection.

@@utbabee the Rumours stuff is pre FM.

@J G Nope. She wrote Dreams on Sly Stone's bed while the band was making Rumours. Gold Dust Woman was written after the White Fleetwood Mac album and tour. She never did coke pre-FM.

yeah wtf is stevie doing. i love her but stfu please.

Agreed. Christine's multi tracked gospel soul backing on the studio original shouldn't have been tampered with. Her vocal chops are more than equal to the task of carrying off this masterpiece all on her own. And don't even get me started on the typical Lindsey - fication of Danny's moving fills and solo.

CHRiSTINE ANNE PERFECT is really PERFECT

I think it sounds great with Lindsey's and Stevie's backing vocals. Their vocals are mixed a bit too high though.

@@chriscoughlin9289 yeah, Danny pulled out all the stops on this one.

Yeah right, those honey-sweet vocals enhance this song! Every time I hear her sing "bit of your love", I just wanna melt. Adds a lot to an already sweet McVie song.

Yeah, so aggravating! It's just such a distraction from Christine's beautiful voice.

Stevie couldn't pull off Christine's version of 'Songbird' in her lifetime.

And Chris couldn't pull off Rhiannon. Big f'ing deal.

Huh?

Yeah I hate to admit it but her voice did not go with this at all it just was not right. And like you said Christie was holding it down just fine like a boss. She was the Queen of Fleetwood Mac with all due respect the Stevie I love her but Christie was the boss.

As we all know, making millions of dollars is the most noble endeavor in life.

@@joebarr725 today they call it selling out

@@joebarr725 ain't nothing wrong with it, comrade. Lol

susie que Wrong

There was no competition between the two. They both brought something special to the mix. The different sounds made for a great band. Every song is different.

@@zachcarlson6316 No Susie is not wrong at all .

They were completely different players whose styles were appropriate for the type of music Fleetwood Mac was playing at their respective times.

Kirwan was among my favorite guitarist but I never liked his live performances after Green left. Great in the studio but was Buckingham was the more polished live performer.

@@markb3806 well according to people who I know who were old enough to hear him live with fleetwood mac say he was spot on playing, especially for someone so young... But they seem to be only lousy recordings on RU-vid.... Mick fleetwood, John mcvie would have been more than happy if would have stayed with the band, you can hear the Change and the direction of the band in future games and bare trees albums, and that was kirwan and bob welch pushing that.... But unfortunately Danny kirwan by 1972 things got too much..... Sands of time, sometimes, Dust, and bare trees to name a few excellent songs from these fleetwood mac albums, written by kirwan...

@@tonykemp3432 No doubt Kirwan was a great guitarist and I very much enjoy the songs he wrote for FM from his more bluesy material when Green was still around to the more rock sound in Future Games and Bare Trees. I've never heard Kirwan play but have not been that impressed by their live recordings on You Tube after Green left (they were great live while Green was there). The songs were excellent but they seemed to lack direction as a live band. But as you say, You Tube has only a few recordings from that era.

Lindsay Buckingham

I couldn't agree more..... Nicks and Buckingham balls it up...

It's too bad that they had to sell out by bringing Buckingham and nicks in

I grew up with this, changed would be a better word as did Lindsey. I missed Christine's voice for many years but it was her choice to leave the band. Don't blame Stevie for going from "eye candy" to one of the best singers/writers ever.

Had Lindsey and Stevie not come into the group they would have just been a washed up Blues band. They were headed that way with the awful Penguin album. I love all incarnations of FM but Lindsey and Stevie's tenure is my favorite. Other than Lindsey, as a guitarist, I would take Danny Kirwan over Greenie. Although Peter's tone was amazing.

+Mike Lascari she's not a writer and she's barely a singer

Funny. You must not have been around in the 70's and early 80's. Great vocals and some good songs. Best friggin harmony singer back then, with Warren Zevon, John Stewart and Walter Egan.

+utbabee do some deep research. she doesn't write her own songs. the only reason she ever got anywhere was because Buckingham wouldn't join Fleetwood Mac without her.

I love Christine but she is ALWAYS off key. I've seen her live from 1975 until 2017 and she is off key live. Even here.

@@utbabee Clean your ears out , she is not off Key.

@@paullevine1813 Hush boy - Christine is always off-key, live. Now piss off.

To much coke

How true .

i thought it was popeye.

Well said..