Christine McVie : 5. Discography.

Christine McVie

5. Discography.

5.1. With Fleetwood Mac.

Year	Album	U.S. Billboard 200	UK Albums Chart[4]	Additional information
1968	Mr. Wonderful	-	10	First Fleetwood Mac album to feature Christine McVie as a session musician
1969	Then Play On	192	6	Christine McVie featured as a session musician on this album
1970	Kiln House	69	39	Christine McVie created the album art
1971	Future Games	91	-	First album with Christine McVie as a full member of Fleetwood Mac
1972	Bare Trees	70	-	-
1973	Penguin	49	-	-
1973	Mystery to Me	68	-	-
1974	Heroes Are Hard to Find	34	-	-
1975	Fleetwood Mac (The White Album)	1	23	First album with Stevie Nicks & Lindsey Buckingham. Christine McVie's own "Over My Head" became Fleetwood Mac's first radio hit in the US, peaking at #20 on the Billboard Hot 100. Her "Say You Love Me" was also a Top 20 record.
1977	Rumours	1	1	Featured Christine's biggest charting single with Fleetwood Mac - "Don't Stop" - coming in at #3 on the US Charts. It also included her "You Make Lovin' Fun", which also made the US Top Ten. Christine's signature, "Songbird", is also included.
1979	Tusk	4	1	Featured her "Think About Me", which hit #20 on Billboard in 1980.
1980	Live	14	31	Featured a new Christine McVie song - "One More Night"
1982	Mirage	1	5	Featured Christine McVie's "Hold Me" (US#4) and "Love in Store" (US#22).
1987	Tango in the Night	7	1	Included Christine McVie standards "Little Lies" (UK#5, US#4), "Everywhere" (UK#4, US#14), and "Isn't it Midnight" (UK#60).
1988	Greatest Hits	14	3	Featured two new songs including Christine McVie's "As Long as You Follow"
1990	Behind the Mask	18	1	Christine McVie's "Save Me" reached the US Top 40 in 1990. McVie stopped touring with Fleetwood Mac after the Behind The Mask tour was complete
1995	Time	-	47	The last studio release with Christine McVie as a full-time member. Not widely known
1997	The Dance	1	15	Christine McVie participated in her final tour with Fleetwood Mac and retired from the group thereafter
2003	Say You Will	3	6	Christine McVie was credited as an additional musician. She played keyboards and provided background vocals on "Bleed to Love Her" and "Steal Your Heart Away".

5.2. Solo albums.

Year	Album	U.S. Billboard 200	UK Albums Chart[5]	Additional information
1970	Christine Perfect	-	-	Featured a cover version Of Fleetwood Mac's "When You Say"
1984	Christine McVie	26	58	Featured Christine McVie's biggest charting single outside Fleetwood Mac - "Got A Hold On Me" coming in at #10 on the US charts
2004	In the Meantime	-	133	Christine McVie co-produced this album with her nephew Dan Perfect.

5.3. With Chicken Shack.

Year	Album	U.S. Billboard 200	UK Albums Chart[6]	Additional information
1968	Forty Blue Fingers, Freshly Packed And Ready To Serve	-	12	-
1969	OK Ken	-	9	-

5.4. Singles.

Year	Song	U.S. Hot 100	U.S. A/C	Album
1984	"Got a Hold on Me"	10	1	Christine McVie
1984	"Love Will Show Us How"	30	32	Christine McVie
2004	"Friend"	-	29	In the Meantim