Christine McVie left a staggering $135 million fortune when she passed away on 30th November 2022, at 79, following a “short illness”.
As news.com.au reported in December, McVie had signed a deal to sell the rights to her entire music catalogue of 115 songs. The fortune reveal arrives days after a previously unheard solo McVie song, “Little Darlin’, was shared by record label Rhino Records. The groovy track was written during the recording sessions of her 2004 solo album, “In The Meantime”.
“Little Darlin’ was unveiled in celebration of what would’ve been McVie’s 80th birthday, which took place on Wednesday, 12th July. In addition to releasing “Little Darlin’, Rhino Records have revealed plans to reissue “In The Meantime” and McVie’s self-titled 1984 debut solo album. Her nephew, Dan Perfect, is overseeing the project.
“When my aunt Christine McVie died unexpectedly last year, plans were already afoot for the re-release of this solo album, which is perhaps her most personal and intimate project,” He added, “I dearly wish that she could have lived to see this re-release as she would have been delighted.”
Christine McVie was known for penning numerous Fleetwood Mac hits, including “Everywhere”, “Songbird”, “You Make Loving Fun” and “Little Lies2.
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