Earlier this year, Fleetwood Mac members Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie teamed up for their first collaborative album, Lindsey Buckingham/Christine McVie.
Last week, they brought a taste of the album's immaculately crafted pop to the Late, Late Show, with a rendition of the album's fourth single, the breezy "Lay Down for Free." You can watch the performance below.
Speaking to Guitar World aboutLindsey Buckingham/Christine McVie back in August, Buckingham said "Christine is so grounded in her musicianship, and the sensibilities that go along with that, that she and I were really able to share the whole evolution of any particular song."
"She appreciated and wanted to be a part of that process, and would often have things to add. So I think that’s a lot of what we have in common. It definitely helps to establish and maintain a camaraderie. It was always there, but it was never tapped into in this context.”
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