Fleetwood Mac - Don't Stop Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote the song 'Don't Stop' by Fleetwood Mac?

   The song 'Don't Stop' was written by Christine McVie, who was a vocalist and keyboardist for Fleetwood Mac.

2. What inspired Christine McVie to write 'Don't Stop'?

   'Don't Stop' was inspired by Christine McVie's feelings after her separation from John McVie, the bass guitarist of Fleetwood Mac. The song reflects her optimistic outlook towards the future, despite the end of their eight-year marriage.

3. How did Bill Clinton use the song 'Don't Stop' during his presidential campaigns?

   'Don't Stop' was used as a theme song during Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign. It symbolized hope and looking forward to a better future. After winning the election, Clinton also persuaded Fleetwood Mac to reunite and perform the song at his inaugural ball in 1993.

4. What are some unique characteristics of the recording process for 'Don't Stop'?

   During its recording on March 16, 1976, 'Don't Stop' initially included drums, bass, electric guitar, and electric piano. Notably, on August 9 of that year, Christine McVie replaced the electric piano with a tack piano which contributed significantly to its rhythmic bounce. Lindsey Buckingham also added an up-strumming syncopated guitar part and doubled vocals with McVie.

5. Did John McVie know that 'Don't Stop' was about him when it was first released?

   No, John McVie did not realize that 'Don't Stop' was written about him until much later. Despite playing the song for years, he only discovered its true inspiration when someone pointed out that Christine had written it regarding their relationship.