Chase to the Cut
Putting Kenny Loggins and Lindsey Buckingham on the same track makes as much sense as putting Patrick Swayze and Kurt Russell in the same guest slot on M*A*S*H.
You get that.
But some of you, it seems, don't get that the Caddyshack producers' having used Loggins for "I'm Alright" in no way obligated the producers of National Lampoon's Vacation to use him again three years later when it came time to cut "Holiday Road", thus freeing them instead, as it turned at 45rpm, to use the onetime cuer of outstretched loving tone arms to Stevie Nicks, who indeed, when he [sang the] song, sound[ed] like [he was] singing "Edge of [Hole] Nineteen", were the Chevy Chase vehicle at issue set once more on a golf course rather than barreling cross-country from Chicago to Walley World.
Apologies if this is all second-hand news ...
You get that.
But some of you, it seems, don't get that the Caddyshack producers' having used Loggins for "I'm Alright" in no way obligated the producers of National Lampoon's Vacation to use him again three years later when it came time to cut "Holiday Road", thus freeing them instead, as it turned at 45rpm, to use the onetime cuer of outstretched loving tone arms to Stevie Nicks, who indeed, when he [sang the] song, sound[ed] like [he was] singing "Edge of [Hole] Nineteen", were the Chevy Chase vehicle at issue set once more on a golf course rather than barreling cross-country from Chicago to Walley World.
Apologies if this is all second-hand news ...
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