Happy Birthday Stevie!




I've loved her voice for almost as long as I can remember... from the light tone of her lead vocal in Fleetwood Mac's "Rhiannon" (1975) to her lower register in later solo work like "Trouble in Shangri-La" (2001). I had a hard time deciding which song to clip for this post. I decided on "Whenever I Call You Friend" (recorded in 1978 with Kenny Loggins).






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Comments

tornwordo said…
Wow, three "loving" posts in a row. I want what you're taking ; )
Jason said…
Good point torn, maybe it's this new gym routine.
lilmammal said…
I love this woman.
Timmy said…
She is up there on my list too, Indy.

Butchie, I will have to try that!
madamerouge said…
butch: after the boinking/barfing dog, I simply do not trust you

t, j: it's either that, or I had a date with R lastnight.
;-)

indys: let's go to Night of a Thousand Stevies in NYC sometime! I adore her. The nicks fix posted my fan review of her 2001 Toronto show here. Mine is 9th from the bottom.
The Persian said…
I love Stevie , like yourself, as long as I can remember.

:)
Anonymous said…
she's ok.
Anonymous said…
I searched high and low for "Stevie Nicks: What the hell is she saying" and found only a dead link to a realaudio file.

Sad. Would have been perfect.

Ya, I like her too, but not like you do!
madamerouge said…
I think Ms Nicks sounds like Kathrine [sic] Hepburn near the final throes of Alzhimers, [sic] Parkinsons and a good old British nanny shake in the parking lot of WalMart. - Dead, you say that like it's a bad thing!

Salem: there's lots of Stevie on YouTube, but most of the files are embed-restricted.
Anonymous said…
not that one! It was sort of a parody/medley of the greatest hits but even MORE unintelligible.
tornwordo said…
Oh and I thought of you when I put up my "non-worksafe" link this morning ; )
toobusyliving said…
You loved her the most though on Ecstasy in Provincetown.
Shora said…
LMAO, Dead Robot put into words what I've never been able to quite put my finger on. Brilliant!

Happy weekend Mloyd.

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