…putting the 'fun' back in dysfunction~
On March 6th, 2002, Sheryl Crow filmed a concert for TV benefiting Breast Cancer Awareness (it aired later that year). She invited the Queen of Rock N Roll (Stevie Nicks, of course!) to perform with her on a few songs. Strong Enough Sorcerer Come On, Come On The Difficult Kind Midnight Rider (Allman Brothers cover)... Continue Reading →
Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and Happy New Year to all the Chiffonheads in all the lands, no matter how you observe the holidays. As Stevie brings us tidings of great comfort and joy every day of every year, I wish the same for you and your loved ones. And, Stand Back, 2013 - because, For What... Continue Reading →
In a short 1981 interview, Stevie waxes philosophic about her guest appearances during Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers' 1981 tour, and the magic of music television. Ah, remember those days... (PS - the audio during this interview was recorded extremely poorly - a sign of the times for the then-fledgling TV network. I tried to... Continue Reading →
Fleetwood Mac's "Say You Will" was released a little over a decade ago - in April of 2003 - and was the band's first album since 1970 that did not feature a single track by Christine McVie, who had retired from the band in 1998, after their comeback for the ages (the release of the... Continue Reading →
**********Stevie Nicks opened her 1998 tour promoting her ENCHANTED box set on May 27, 1998 at the MEADOWS MUSIC THEATRE in Hartford Connecticut. I saw her three times that tour, twice in one week. It was a show that I'll always remember because it's when she introduced her great acoustic trilogy of songs she's never... Continue Reading →
It remains my favorite music video of all time. Fleetwood Mac’s Gypsy is still, even after hundreds of times viewing it over the years, fresh and new every time I watch it. Such is the power with a work of art. At the time of its release in 1982, Fleetwood Mac was enjoying its first... Continue Reading →
Queen of Rock N Roll, Stevie Nicks, is set to release her first solo (non-live) studio CD since 2001's TROUBLE IN SHANGRI-LA on May 3rd. Her 7th solo CD, IN YOUR DREAMS is a collaboration with legendary producer/songwriter/genius/ex-Eurythmic Dave Stewart. It's a collection we Stevie's fanatic's have been waiting for for over a decade... IN... Continue Reading →
***** It would have been easy, even in 1997, to discount Fleetwood Mac’s Phoenix-from-the-flame resurrection. Yes, it had been, at that point, almost 7 years since their last quasi-hit album, the Top 20 Buckingham-less BEHIND THE MASK, and a full decade since their last Top 10 (1987s TANGO IN THE NIGHT). Their last #1, MIRAGE,... Continue Reading →
