Christine McVie - The Legendary Christine Perfect Album [11]

Title: Christine McVie - The Legendary Christine Perfect Album
Year/Genre/Sub-Genre/City: 1970, British Blues, Blues Rock, Birmingham, England 10/26
Matrix #: SASD-7522 (Sire, US 1976 reissue; label SASD-7522-A)
Condition: VG+ (LM) | Members: Christine M (43' - 22') | Producer: Mike Vernon, Christine Perfect
Cultural Facts: [11]

1. Art School Sculptor and Window Dresser: Christine Perfect spent five years studying sculpture at art college in Birmingham, planning to become an art teacher. When that didn't pan out she moved to London and took a job dressing shop windows at the Dickins & Jones department store, before Chicken Shack pulled her back into music.
2. She Drew the Kiln House Cover: After marrying John McVie she quit Chicken Shack, planning to step back from the road. She still played keyboards and sang backup on Fleetwood Mac's 1970 album Kiln House without a credit, and she also drew the album's cover illustration, months before she officially joined the band.
3. Renamed to Cash In: This record first came out in England in 1970 simply as Christine Perfect, on Mike Vernon's Blue Horizon label. After Fleetwood Mac took off in America in 1975, Sire reissued it in 1976 as The Legendary Christine Perfect Album, crediting it to Christine McVie, a name she was not using when she made it.