Mcvie in a sentence

The Fleetwood Mac tour features original band members Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Stevie Nicks, and Christine McVie along with newcomers Mike Campbell and Neil Finn.

In this incarnation, featuring Mick Fleetwood, John McVie, Christine McVie and Stevie Nicks, they released 1977’s Rumors.

Christine Perfect, who was married to bassist John McVie, made her first appearance with the band as Christine McVie at Bristol University in May 1969 just as she was leaving Chicken Shack.

Some months after this, the Buckingham/Nicks/McVie/McVie/Fleetwood line-up reunited at the request of U.S. President Bill Clinton for his first Inaugural Ball in 1993.

The second US single release from the album, McVie's "Skies the Limit" did not make the top 100, but did chart the A/C at number 10. McVie had always been reluctant to go on concert tours, preferring to stay close to home with friends and family.

After the news of McVie’s death was announced, the “Edge of Seventeen” vocalist called upon the words of Haim in a tribute.

Bramlett sang leads that Nicks and McVie had made famous, though she passed on performing “Dreams” and “Rhiannon,” which were Nicks’ first two big hits with the band.

Although John and Christine McVie and Mick Fleetwood are credited on the song, the Mac version is largely Buckingham’s original solo demo with a few touch-ups.

Grant Hunter, 32, and Emma McVie, 25, made no plea when they appeared at the city’s sheriff court.

Pictures of Christine McVie and Nicks flashed on the screen, resembling photos any person might have with their best friend — a humanizing reminder that beneath her legacy, she’s just a person.

Two people, Grant Hunter, 32, and Emma McVie, 25, from Edinburgh, appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court accused of murder on Monday.

Although it's the first new music from Crowded House in a decade, Neil teamed up with his Fleetwood Mac bandmates Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie for a charity single in June.

In February of this year, Mick Fleetwood organized a Peter Green tribute show in London that featured himself, David Gilmour, Christine McVie, John Mayall and Steven Tyler.

In his absence, the band’s new line-up, including Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, gained enormous success with a more pop-tinged sound.

A Canadian comedy from from creators Catherine Reitman and Philip Sternberg (who are married in real life) stars Reitman, Dani Kind, Juno Rinaldi, Dennis Andres, Jessalyn Wanlim, Sarah McVie, Sternberg, Ryan Belleville, and Oluniké Adeliyi.

While the musical and romantic fireworks between Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham grabbed the headlines, the less flamboyant persona of vocalist/keyboardist Christine McVie belied her equally crucial musical contribution to Fleetwood Mac.

A group meeting at Christine McVie's house on 7 August 1987 resulted in much rancour and recrimination, as well as an alleged (in Mick Fleetwood's autobiography) physical altercation between Buckingham and Nicks.

As per the 2003–2004 tour, Christine McVie would not be featured in the line-up.

Brackett (2007) p. 83. Fleetwood travelled to Zambia to convalesce, with Christine McVie – who was also suffering marital problems – travelling with him for part of the journey.

Carroll (2004) p. 19. Both Fleetwood and McVie were heavy drinkers, and their combined efforts were too much for Mayall and the band to cope with.