The Dance We Shared

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Stevie requested almost firmly that she was to sit by Lindsey during their interview so Lindsey was loomed up against the road case that Stevie was sitting on and when he had gotten comfortably she shifted slightly so she was even closer than him, but still on the road case. 

"Can we leave this fan on?" Christine asks 

"We can't leave the fan on." The guy shakes his head. 

"Would you rather have it on?" Another person filming them asks. 

"It's just really hot." Christine sighs. 

"Probably bad for the sound anyway," Mick replies. 

"It's not helping me anyway." Lindsey chimes into the conversation. Stevie's always warm, when they shared a bed and she slept on top of him he had to stop wearing pajamas and just sleep in his boxers because she was so fucking hot, and more times than not, they had fans on in their bedroom. And her heat was radiating into his already warm body. 

"It's not helping you anyway." Chris giggles 

The fan is eventually cut off and then they start fussing about the camera. Fleetwood Mac is a picky bunch. 

"Is that camera high up enough?" Chris asks.

"That camera is not high at all, I am looking right into that camera." Stevie States. 

Lindsey, wanting to be her source of comfort and reassurance taps her shoulder. "Mick checked it out already it'll be okay." 

"It seems A-Okay to me," Mick explains.

"Do you want someone else to check it out, are you worried?" Lindsey asks flashing back to their earlier conversation about Mick making fun of her boots. 

"Yeah, Kim." Stevie turns her head slightly to Lindsey.

"Do you want someone else to check it out?" Lindsey asks.

"Yes, Kim...look through that thing and see if that Camera is high enough," Stevie demands

"It is." A female voice calls as Stevie nods

"We're still worried about some nostril shots." Mick tries to giggle. 

"No." Stevie shoots down.

"Kim checked it, it should be A-okay." 

And then the interview starts.

"So how many days has it been since...at this point how many days have you been working together." The interviewer asks.

"At this particular time?" Christine inquires.

"At this particular time." He nods.

"About three weeks," Christine answers.

"Five ten, about fifteen days." Stevie counts on her fingers, the truth was this was the first time they were actually together in the room. The last three weeks had been phone calls and scheduling and Warner Brother's meetings but this was the first time that they were physically together. 

"And to what do we owe the pleasure does the twister soundtrack get credit?" 

"Not exactly I had been working on a solo record for about a year and I ran into Mick and we had breakfast and the chemistry was great and I said come on down and play. So the nice thing was that it was organic. There was no grand concept involved." Lindsey answers.

"Have you ever dreamed of reuniting this particular line up Mick, Has this been in the back of your mind?" 

"Had I, I think yeah, in the term of a wish list I would be overjoyed to see this band has always been really really special. It's a special line up of Fleetwood Mac, it is the Line-Up." Mick answers.