Fleetwood Mac

When Fleetwood Mac performed "Don't Stop" at the Brit Awards on February 19, 1998, it was an emotional moment, especially given that the performance served as a tribute to the late Christine McVie, whose contributions to the band's sound were invaluable. Just a few years prior, in 1997, they released *The Dance*, a live album that was crucial in reintroducing the band to a new generation and reminding everyone of their classic hits. This live album featured both new reworked tracks and beloved favorites, showcasing their timeless appeal. The fact that they chose "Don't Stop," a song steeped in themes of optimism and resilience, speaks volumes about their enduring spirit—even after numerous personnel changes and emotional ups and downs. It’s a reminder of the band’s evolution and the profound impact Christine had on their music. The 1998 performance not only celebrated her legacy but also solidified the bond between the band and their dedicated fans.

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