Christine McVie tribute - FLEETWOOD MAC Over my head REACTION - Beautiful song by a beautiful soul

Christine McVie tribute - FLEETWOOD MAC Over my head REACTION
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[@Chris-kj7de]

My favorite Fleetwood Mac singer has always been the talented and beautiful Christine McVie

[@rayeckert242]

Christine singing THIS song is the reason I fell in love with the music of Fleetwood Mac.

[@michaelbaucom4019]

ALWAYS loved her Fleetwood Mac songs best, her voice is enchanting, her harmonies with Stevie Nicks were beyond heavenly, and she was elegantly sexy too. She lives on...IF you play the music. RIP Songbird

[@lindaleebahr6651]

A real understated Talent. She stayed in the background, but with her soft voice and great songwriting and lyrics, She was really the Superstar of Fleetwood Mac.

[@derekdonnell6503]

Facts!! Linda. Facts.

[@davidmaholchic6146]

Love love love her love you

[@Imadrummin]

Christine McVie was (to me) the backbone of Fleetwood Mac. Beautiful voice, beautiful person, a legacy and left us with beautiful music. Great pick Cosmo Kramer. Ditto Harri. ✌👍🙏🙏🙏

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Thanks, man. Well said.

[@Hobodeluxe960]

Such a great talent. She is sorely missed.

[@davebzen795]

Cosmo, You chose a very timely and fitting tribute to Christine McVie. RIP Christine.

[@rodneygriffin7666]

I can't even think of another Fleetwood Mac without Christine. Beautiful voice, Beautiful Songwriter, Excellent musician. A teacher of music. Beautiful woman. Legend.

[@paulk9985]

RIP Fleetwood Mac... the chain has been permanently broken.

[@danielrockmyer949]

Thanks For Posting Harri! I've enjoyed her contributions to music since the mid 70's. God Bless Her +++

[@diane-]

Such a terrible loss, but Christine will live on in her music. Thanks Cosmo and Harri.💞

[@dgator3599]

I totally agree with you...stunned to find out she was 79!

[@patriciac814]

I’ve been listening to that great voice my whole life, but especially these past few days. I love her so much!

[@jimallison6125]

Christine was my favorite female singer. Great loss.

[@cunard61]

Christine played the Yamaha Organ on "Over My Head". Many people love this song, and it was the first single to bring Fleetwood Mac back into the Top 100, way back in 1975.

[@alphajava761]

My favorite song by her. Her voice, the instrumentals and production, oh my, so great 👍.

[@evankeal]

She is incapable of not being in perfect pitch. And then add the songwriting, the organs, pianos, synths, lyrics and sweet sounding voice, she is one of my favorites.

[@thomasvest7111]

Thanks for playing this underrated gem from the mid seventies. That sexy contralto voice- breathtaking! Truly the secret weapon of Fleetwood Mac! The band's updated version of "Everywhere" from "the Dance" is also mesmerizing.

[@jameswiglesworth5004]

Always preferred her on lead vocals, such a soulful tone

[@guidosarducci]

Spectacular tune! Christine's voice was like soft butter..........I happen to like soft butter, always will. Thanks for your reaction.

[@patriciac814]

I always called her voice soft like Velvet and butter.

[@guidosarducci]

@@patriciac814 ❤❤

[@BillySBC]

She was very beautiful and a very well trained musician. Another sad loss that will not be replaced in this world.

[@joelliebler5690]

Loved Christine’s songs and talent! I first heard this song from one of my oldest brother’s mixed tape collection back in the mid 1970’s !Yes Oh Daddy was Christine’s song. Songbird and this one are more her signature style!Hari, Christine started unofficially with the band in 1968 as a session musician while she was still with another band and then after marrying John she officially joined in 1970.

[@shspurs1342]

Christine’s playing together with Mick’s percussion. Is a great fit, the two sound match together to make one great sound.

[@susannorris2029]

You said it so well.What a talented & beautiful woman,musician & writer🎹!!'Oh Daddy'is one of my favorite songs as well!RIP Christine!!!They don't make 'em like you anymore!!!Thanks Harri!God Bless!🙂

[@keithbrown7685]

She wore her love on her sleeve, and in her songs, like this one, she gave it so unselfishly.

[@marybaillie8907]

So recognizable from the first notes. Beautiful song released in 1975, written by Christine, inspired by her working relationship with Lindsay Buckingham. She said he could cold as ice one minute and great the next. It was their first song in 6 years to make it to the Billboard 100. Beautiful writer, singer and musician. Rip Christine. You were a beautiful song bird. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Cosmo. Lovely pick. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@jimbennett8036]

Yes she wrote "Oh Daddy" and she had the voice of an angel. RIP Christine.

[@keithjones7390]

She was very much part of one of the best bands ever, contributing some of their most memorable songs.

[@glennburch1081]

Her voice ALWAYS takes to that place where my mind and my heart are calm and tranquil........... and you can't ask for any more than that from an artist. FWM has had many lead vocalist, but Christine will always be the standout of the lot of them IMO (Peter Green, Bob Welch, Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham). RIP Christine McVie.

[@liftme225]

Love the live stuff of Christine too. Crush on her.

[@isadona59]

Se marcha Cristine Mc'Vie, que no era la cantante más famosa del mundo y sin embargo era tan querida por todos los amantes de la buena música. Nos ha dejado un gran legado, como persona y cómo artista y compositora

[@bostonwhofan]

A few weeks ago I was thinking it was so great to hear Fleetwood Mac's "Everywhere" during TV commercials, as people who might never have heard of Fleetwood Mac and Christine McVie were getting introduced to their great music via this commercial. It's good to know Christine was able to witness "Everywhere" become very popular in 2022 as it is now being played everywhere, even during NFL games.

[@The5thGen]

She was so very talented.

[@angelajakem366]

Love all her songs.

[@sjbjohn]

Yes, Christine sings "Oh Daddy," which you already reviewed, and that you mentioned here. I love her songs.

[@JAMESMOORE-gq4vv]

OH DADDY is my #1.

[@pdalia100]

Fleetwood Mac was a constant companion for me and my High School friends. Cassette boom box, school bus on our way to and from Cross Country meets. Rest in Peace Christine,

[@bennettjc]

C McV was my favorite Mac by far. Great voice, a mature good person, and a natural beauty. Tall too I believe. Very great loss...

[@andythrush3341]

Smooth as silk...just isn't right that such a beautiful voice would be quieted. So glad to have followed her since the 70's.

[@heydayma10513]

Sorely missed Chris McVie

[@charlesbarton3032]

I remember when this came out listening to him what the windows down cassette going through a pioneer super tuner and the Jensen tri axles in the back and as loud as I can go

[@shannonbennett987]

She was pure talent and class.

[@Wordsmyth8]

This is one of my favorites too, along with “Say You Love Me and “Oh Daddy.”

[@Cynthia...]

I think this is one of my favourite songs by Christine. ❤

[@paulk9985]

Same here.. so lovely. Classic Fleetwood Mac.

[@mikecaetano]

"Over My Head" was the first Fleetwood Mac song I remember hearing on the radio as a kid back in the seventies. Christine McVie was their voice in my head for the longest time. That's her playing that Rhodes piano line in the chorus. RIP.

[@vickilee7494]

Totally agree with you Cosmo Kramer

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Thanks, Vicki. Cheers.

[@pencilpauli9442]

Going to have to listen to Rumours, because I was thinking there is a similarity of a phrase on this song and a Rumours track, too. Not sure if it's Oh Daddy. I didn't realise that Christine attended the girls' school in Saltley, Birmingham near to where I lived. Her father taught music there. RIP Christine.

[@emperorpalpatine783]

R.I.P. Christine McVie. (1943-2022). 🙏😔🌠 "You can go your own way, Songbird. But don't stop thinking about Tomorrow..."❤

[@conniedean1977]

Everyone talks about Stevie and Lindsay’s song writing talents, but Christine had just as many hits, if not more with her songwriting. She let others shine with her music.

[@pathare3031]

Oh thank you.

[@forakermm]

My heart still hurts… 😢

[@edwardcrews2952]

Rest In Peace Songbird

[@tektoniks_architects]

She was able to create such a mellow, classy, effortless, comfortable vibe, both with her vocals and her keyboard style.....she was the musical equivalent of comfort food.

[@sagegoodwin1]

Her vocals on everything she’s ever sung is amazing! She was a songbird. I really enjoy your videos, thank you :)

[@oachkatzlrudi]

Christine McVie RIP

[@ronhunt9396]

RIP CHRISTINE YOULL ALWAYS BE MISSED BY ME AND MILLIONS OTHERS. ANGELICA VOICE. YOU A GOOD KIND MAN. HER SONG IS NOW IN THE COMMERCIAL FOR CHEVY EV

[@joydunn2109]

Yes! Oh Daddy is Christine McVie's song on the Rumors Album.

[@joydunn2109]

I Love you Christine McVie RIP

[@carriersignal]

Yes McVie's voice was gold, and in my opinion, a great compliment to the raspy (but also great) vocal quality of Nick's. The lineup of Fleetwood Mac that started with this album was an event in time that rarely occurs. Their music was really pretty unique in character, sound and quality. I'm very thankful to have grown up enjoying music from that era and FM's contribution to the music scene is definitely one of the best.

[@Dee-JayW]

Gorgeous ❤❤❤

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Although she stood in Nicks' shadow, she made a great contribution to the band.

[@wayne_twentyfive]

She was only in Stevie's shadow in terms of media attention .. Stevie was such an astoundingly good looking woman that people got fixated on that .. But in musical terms, Christine was not in her shadow at all .. She had a wonderfully smooth and sultry voice, played great keys, and wrote many Fleetwood Mac classics .. She contributed as much talent as anyone in that band.

[@robertasirgutz8800]

@@wayne_twentyfive I completely agree. The media was dazzled by Nick's beauty and stage presence. This is a message to call. This business eats it's young, and too cosmetically oriented, especially for women.

[@wayne_twentyfive]

@@robertasirgutz8800 Very true .. As you suggest, particularly for women, being hugely talented is just not enough nowadays to make it really big in music .. If you're not eye candy or don't have some other attention grabbing aspect to your act, you'll generally only have limited success.

[@John_Chu]

Tangential but fun fact: Cyndi Lauper was commissioned in 1977 to record several soundalike covers of songs penned written by other artists - she was one of several session singers hired to re-record several big hits of the day. Lauper said later that she was paid only twelve dollars for her work, to "sound like someone else." The only fruit to come from her sessions was a 7" vinyl single of her version of "You Make Loving Fun," which became the first song ever officially released by Cyndi. Lauper did not own her own copy until a fan gave her one in 2002: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJzSqWueg7SbhtU.

[@clarkcraig6959]

Cosmo , have you heard her last recording. She did an album with Lindsay Buckingham There are 5 songs by her and 5 songs by Lindsay. She still had a beautiful voice. If you haven't heard it it is basically another Fleetwood Mac album even though it wasn't called that. my understanding is John McVee and Mick Fleetwood contributed to the Album. The only one who wasn't on it was Stevie Nicks.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

No I haven't, I'll check that out. Thanks!

[@StevesFunhouse]

Hi Harri ... I always wondered why people were so focused on Stevie while overlooking Christine and Lindsey. It's like they never even noticed they were on the records but, even when Stevie was the lead singer, you could often hear Lindsey's voice in particular, very prominently situated "in your face" but, Christine's was always there too ... mostly in the back but filling out the sound so beautifully. I always loved Christine more, because all I ever got from her was warmth, sweetness and light, and I am a manly man who LOVES a womanly (i.e. warm, motherly) woman. I'm not into fights, and Stevie was a fighter. I'm into love and want a lover, and Christine was all of that !!! RIP ♥🙏😢

[@MrMondo-xf2ji]

If you like soothing, you should give "Brown Eyes" from Tusk a spin.

[@simplethings474]

There is a song called Why. It's on a Fleetwood Mac album before Lindsey and Stevie showed up. Absolutely beautiful. Check it out.

[@alanmusicman3385]

Great track - always liked this. The hit single version (which made the US top 20 - though in the UK the track did not make the top 40) was a different mix to this album version - but I prefer this version.

[@richardromney9205]

yes harri o daddy chrisys tune

[@johnniekight1879]

Check out her version of "I'd Rather Go Blind" when she was with Chicken Shack.

[@Russ_Keith]

For me, the definitive version, even though I love Etta James.

[@pathare3031]

I love the original Fleetwood Mac. I could have lived without ever hearin Buckingham nicks.

[@RetNemmoc555]

This album seems to have been eclipsed by Rumors, but I have a lot of memories tied up in this one.

[@Cosmo-Kramer]

Rumours eclipsed it mere months after it came out. Rumours is the 10th biggest selling album of all-time. But I agree, it holds many memories for me, as well.

[@bretturner3178]

It was enjoyable, Your reabbit hole.

[@dagmar.6954]

So sad to hear of Christine McVie's passing. What a talented singer songwriter. She had so many great songs with Fleetwood Mac. Their album "Rumours" is one of the best-selling albums in history. Eight of their hit songs were written or co-written by her including "Don't Stop", "Everywhere", "Little Lies", "Over My Head", "Say You Love Me", "You Make Loving Fun", "Songbird", "Hold Me" etc. She also recorded 3 solo albums. She will be greatly missed.

[@jfrisaro]

You should check out Warm Ways from this same album.

[@pdalia100]

If you have not already please react ti Tusk.

[@evelynrossetto3143]

SILKY SMOOTH VOICE...NOT OVERDONE !!!

[@deegomez2089]

I always preferred Christine's voice over Stevie's, just my personal taste 🎶🎵

[@petepotaczek5844]

Watch live version

[@larrypowers4200]

I would like to add that Lindsey Buckingham is always perfect. He plays for the song and not his ego. This song has many layered strings and I read somewhere that this song is partially a comment on Lindsey's tough love in creating these arrangements and bringing Christine's visions alive.

[@zimbalistdavis923]

I like her More than Stevie

[@heydayma10513]

I think she left..a huge wealth $$$$ estate

[@Vikinggirl1679]

Yes google said she was worth 100 million

[@Vikinggirl1679]

You should react to live performances. The 1997 live performance of this or the 1976 performance of this on the midnight special are best

[@pauldennis6069]

Thank you for saying it's ok she died. That helps my head. =)