Yes, he did. But whatever version he watched only had it as a Stevie Nicks’ song and no reference to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Kept asking about the backup singer…lol
"In a parallel universe, this song doesn't exist and her child does." Dude! You broke me. But I think you are right. It feels like Stevie Nicks and the rest of Fleetwood Mac went through a lot of hell to bring us such powerful music.
Stevie Nicks got a call from Waylon Jennings asking her to write a song for him and his wife, Jesse Colter, to sing as a duet. Leather and Lace was the name of their album. They talked about the struggles of this lifestyle, touring, and keeping a relationship. Stevie was struggling writing it, and her and Don would collaborate on it when he was home. By the time it was finally finished, about a year, Waylon and Jesse had split up. Waylon still wanted to record it, but Stevie said only four people could sing it. Waylon and Jesse, or her and Don. They had poured so much of themselves into the writing, that they decided to record it. Stevie said it then became one of the biggest hit ballads. Thank you, Waylon😎
After the eagles broke up, Henley, Fry and the others got clean. When they decided to get back together, it was was Walsh who was still in terrible shape. Don and Glen told him he could return if he was clean. They waited until he was finished with rehab. He credits them for his recovery and still being alive. Ironically, Glen was the first to die, from cancer.
Stevie also said in an interview that if she had the baby she would want a daughter and named her Sara. Now go look at the album Tusk and find the song Sara.. Beautiful Song.
Me too 😂love it! 😍 It's raspy & she always wore 😊flowing lacy dresses,like a gypsy 👍 she's got many albums 3or 4 if you include Fleetwood Mac era! Google her it's a lot.she gave interview about her life & her drugs,she said that she's done so much coke that the coke fall on her tongue 👀😳🤯now, that's very severe ! I would've freaked 😂🤷even younger days she's always sounds sad
I was born with dirt between my toes, but my husband was born solidly on asphalt. For our first date he came to my house for supper. He "never walked out the door." That was 35 years ago. We still live out in the country, we're still in love, and we're still happy. I love this song.
What a beautiful story I'm going on 14 years with my husband we're the same age from same neighborhood and grew up together as small children swimming in local pool and playing in local parks. I went to private school him public we were friends like broth and sister inseparable! Until life happens our parents both got divorced he moved to Florida I to Staten Island in about 9th grade loosing touch. I moved into the house nextdoor to my mom's in my 30s and got off the bus one day with a stranger we walked and talked he said I used to know a girl who lived in this street me oh yeah I grew up on this street. Who was she he said her name was Beth XYZ I said that's me what's your name he didn't answer he made me show him my driver's license so me trying to prove a point I show him still not knowing who he was he picked me up hugging me tightly whispering to himself I've waited for you forever. I finally found out as he was hugging me who he was. The hug was like that of a movie. I couldn't believe it. Now 14 years later we're together and have a 12 year old daughter named Lily the same name we talked about as children when playing house together...
@@KimLong-v4i I'm sorry for you. My first husband, aka "Idiot Boy," was not ideal. My husband was supposed to be "Transition Guy." I guess I'm still in transition. 😉
I saw Stevie in Dublin Ireland in June of this year. Her voice is still as haunting. She sang this with her vocal coach and you can still hear the sadness in the song. She’s iconic and this song is amazing.
One of my favorites. She was Dons great love but Joe Walsh was the love of her life. As far the wild partying you can pretty much insert any singer from the late 60s to the 80s in that slot
For an emotional as hell performance, look at Silver Spring from Fleetwood Mac's The Dance tour in 1997. Stevie pouring her heart out and Lindsey taking it.
Stevie's vocals are so good. She has that lower pitch for a female combined with so much vibrato that brings an extra emotional element to her singing. Don Henley balances that out very well in this performance. I'm glad she had a choice about whether to have a baby during a time that allowed her to have that choice. I'm also glad that you are able to appreciate that this is often times the dilemma for anyone when confronted with parenthood, but does naturally affect females more immediately and directly. These sorts of things are never as simple and clear cut as some people try to make them out to be.
I am glad you phrased it how you did. I lost a total of 5 babies. Both of my sons are Half of sets of twins… I could never terminate without medical reasons. That said I don’t have the right to tell others what they can do. I pray for them. How heartbreaking that decision must be…
I feel like it is our right to say.. unless the mother's life is in danger.. because it's another human life. And there is a dad involved too. I can't imagine the heartbreak of a dad whose girlfriend/wife does that to his baby... I once knew a guy whose girlfriend did that and this big, strong, funny manly man cried like a baby... I'll never forget it.. and I'm sure he still thinks about his baby.
She wrote this song when she and Henley were together and recorded it after they broke up. She said when she was writing it she’d bring a little bit to him and say what do ya think and he’d say ‘it’s ok’ which pushed her to make it even better until he said ‘yeah, it’s good’ she actually wrote it for Waylon Jennings and Jesse Colter but they broke up and Waylon wanted to sing it alone and she was like no it needs to be a duet. So she called her ex Henley and asked him to come sing it for her first solo album.
"In a parallel universe..." 😭 Awww, you went straight to my ❤️ with that comment, BP! So, give Sara a listen next. It's so good...beautiful, haunting. It also includes lines about Mick Fleetwood, who Stevie ALSO had a fling with. 😋 I tell everyone that She is my Spirit Animal. 🐦⬛🪽🐦⬛🪽🐦⬛🪽 Btw, if you haven't yet, react to Rhiannon, live at the Midnight Special. Otherworldly... 🔥🔥🔥
Today is the 10 year anniversary of a Tom Petty concert my dad and I went to. Looking back on it he told the people beside us that she has numerous duets with so many others than just Tom. They had no idea. I hope they really did check them all out.
Another great duet is Don Henley and Patty Smyth of the 80s group Scandal (pronounced Sm-eye-th) called Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough. There's a nice official video for it. Hello from sunny Florida 🌞🌴
This song was actually written by Stevie and Don for Waylon Jennings and his wife. However, before they could record it, they broke it off, so Stevie and Don recorded it. Ale, origanlly, Stevie was the one asked to write it and she got stuck and asked Don to help her finish it.
Stevie wrote her song "Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You?" for Joe. His daughter had died as a child and she was inspired to write this after hearing him tell her the story.
Stevie is the great, so so many different kinds of songs from her, she done so many duets including one my favorites with John Stewart song called "Gold" and you gotta check out "Silver Springs" from Fleetwood mac's the 1997 the dance tour so much high emotions running wild with Lindsey Buckingham, solo Stevie so awesome also including " talk to me" that banger shows Stevies vocals waving high and low and long stretches of yodeling type vocals and also a kinda country feel song "After the glitter Fades" a song she wrote about musician life, so many Stevie to check out
1985, the Salt Palace in Salt Lake city, Stevie Nix and Joe Walsh... I worked my way to the front, stretched my 6'5" frame as far as it would go and Stevie reached out and touched my fingers... It was a magical moment, for sure. Shes known for interacting with the audience and i took a chance. 😊
You should go watch the Professor of Rock because he tells a backstory of Stevie Nick and her relationship with Mick Fleetwood, and her best friend s betrayal. Also Fleetwood Mac has a song named “ Sara” which puts a very profound meaning to it.
There is a reason that Stevie is in the RRHOF twice, she absolutely is the best female rock singer! The album “Bella Donna” (1981) is Stevie’s first solo project and a great success with the release of 4 hit singles (this being 1 of them) but I suggest you hit these 4 that were not released as singles from the album, “Bella Donna”, "Kind of Woman”, "Think About It” and "How Still My Love”. No filler on this album!
I love this duet! I love both of them and their voices do compliment one another very well. Stevie and Don did have an intimate relationship for a while. I also love her duet with Tom Petty, "Stop Dragging My Heart Around"! Check it out!💙💙
I keep coming back to your reactions Robert because you tend to nail the core of every song. I like that you talk of the struggle you have with this one. I just take it as the sunny side of love, which we often need to hear, apart from the soul-killing heartbreaks of miscarriage and stillbirth. Take care.
Excellent song, in the top 5 duets for sure. For more amazing top 5 duets of all time; check out "It's Your Love" By Faith Hill and her husband Tim McGraw. Absolutely rocked my teenage years; And it's a country song!! lol
I know a musician name Barry Caflin. He was with the 1910 Bubble Gum group and the Looking Glass. What happen with Don Henley is what happen for decades and still goes on today the Diddy. In those days it was dark too. And yet for most it was just sex, drugs, and music. Many lost a great deal. Especially women. Men played and women paid. Maybe the drugs did damage to the fetus and needed to ... We learned a lot of lessons in our lives.
The TV show "Cold Case" used this song in the closing montage in an episode about a young girl who had been murdered years before. I can’t hear this without seeing the "ghost" of the girl standing by the tree and smiling at the detective - one of the best visuals of "thank you for finding the truth" from this series. Due to music rights, it may not be available on recordings, however.
I love this song… I never knew the backstory. I think it should really be up to individuals to decide. I appreciate any woman who decides that having children isn’t for her rather than being pressured by society or family to do so.. No one should be forced to have a child that they don’t want , or can’t afford to have.. On the flipside I feel like anybody who does desperately want a child and can’t have one, breaks my heart and I wish it would be easier for them to get IVF or adopt.
My wife's favorite artist is Stevie Nicks she thanks you for doing this one. Beautiful song. Thanks for sharing love how you react to these songs and how honest you are about of them. ❤
Beautiful song. That whole album is great. One of the most underrated songs of Stevie's from that album to me is.. "After The Glitter Fades." I just get lost in it. You should give it a listen.
Love for you to do the song Rhiannon LIVE, not the radio cut, changed stevies voice to a lower register. She stated singing that song ,the ending,live shredded her vocal chords. She absolutely sings the $hit out of that ending, and you can hear her voice and Lindsey's guitar competing to dominate. She said they tried to get her a voice coach and train her voice, but it just didn't work. Im glad it didn't if it would have resulted in changing it.
I got to see them perform this in Tinley Park when they toured together, that was definitely a concert highlight for me. Something I never thought possible, but it came true.
You should out their performance when Stevie was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for her solo career in 2019. They’re both so much older, but still a beautiful duet.
Don grew up in Linden, Texas. A town of approximately 1800. Everyone knows Don is an extremely difficult person. He is well known for holding life long grudges. Due to some of these grudges, it’s assumed, that’s the reason he’s bought most of downtown Linden and refused to perform any upkeep. Downtown is a ghost town of empty stores that are desperately in need of repair.
Great tune! Joe on the talk box, but I love the use of delay even more. Just love the tone of the guitars too. Impossible to not sing along with the chorus. 🔥
Actually, it was Those Shoes that featured Joe on talkbox, this has the slap delay on rhythm and the lead slide solo. Both heavier songs for the Eagles, but that was that rock edginess and grit the Walsh brought to the group. A little more electrified rock and less acoustic California country.
Stevie is a fairy, a Sorceress, a Witch, a Goddess - whatever you call her, she is enchanting. ( Her song "Enchanted" is a lot of fun, too.) She said at one point that she "didn't come here to be somebody's mommy, (she) came here to be a poet." I really respect her for that. Unwanted children live miserable lives, no matter how wealthy their family might be. It takes strength, especially for a woman in this culture, to know that you are not interested in parenting a child. It's not selfish, as many would assume, it's clarity and kindness not to bring a child into the world if that's not what you want. Mothering is a sacred thing, not to be taken lightly. It is a sacrifice that should only be made willingly. It's too hard to do it well if one is not motivated and it's too important to do it half-assed.
Well said! Raising children is the hardest job on the planet, to grow a healthy rounded human being is a beautiful but hard as hell thing to do. I admire those who are up for the task, and those that “know” they aren’t.
I knew someone who had a child she didn't want. She didn't know she was pregnant until she was in labor. (Yes. It does happen; I witnessed seeing her days before she went into delivery.) Her family didn't believe her when she told them she didn't want the baby and she left the hospital without her. The family made her go back and get her. The infant was a failure to thrive baby because of her birth mother's emotional neglect. The baby was fed and kept clean but wasn't held. That's when the child's grandmother took over her care. It was a mess because grandmother was soon diagnosed with a brain tumor and the birth mother ended up being diagnosed bipolar. The child is an adult now but doesn't know the story of her birth. But she does know that there's a secret the family won't share with her. One day she will know. Then what? It is never good to have or keep an unwanted child.
Stevie originally wrote this song for country stars Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter. It was about being in a relationship where both partners are in the spotlight and the difficulties therein.
Stevie has stated in several interviews that if she were to have a child it would take 2 years out of Fleetwood Mac schedule and they were really hot at the time. And she did not want to take that time out at that time. I too have not had any children and I know these priorities work. The song was not written for them. She wrote the song for Waylon Jennings. One of my favorites. So real.
RIP…. JD Souther passed away today! Great song writer for The Eagles in late 60s. Just FYI…. Below is a list of relationships for Stevie Nicks, who also had a relationship with JD Souther. Relationships Nicks dated the Eagles' drummer and vocalist Don Henley. She had an affair with Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood while in a relationship with Henley. Stevie Nicks was previously married to Kim Anderson (1) (1983 - 1984). Stevie Nicks has been in relationships with Rupert Hine (1988 - 1989), Joe Walsh (1983 - 1986), Jimmy Iovine (1980 - 1983), JD Souther (1977), Mick Fleetwood (1977 - 1978), Don Henley (1976 - 1978), Lindsey Buckingham (1971 - 1976), Waddy Wachtel, Jerry Brown and Paul Fishkin. That’s only until 1990. Wonder what the next 30 years were like. 🤔🤔🤔
At around the same time, she had another duet with Tom Petty called Stop Draggin' My Heart Around. That's worth reacting to too.
Yes!! I think he already reacted to it.
Yes, he did. But whatever version he watched only had it as a Stevie Nicks’ song and no reference to Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Kept asking about the backup singer…lol
Love that song, she did it with Billy Joel when she went on tour with him last year. It was an excellent rendition.
"In a parallel universe, this song doesn't exist and her child does." Dude! You broke me. But I think you are right. It feels like Stevie Nicks and the rest of Fleetwood Mac went through a lot of hell to bring us such powerful music.
Yeah that's tough 😢😅
I married late in life. Never had children. Imagine what Stevie might have written had she experienced motherhood.
Stevie Nicks got a call from Waylon Jennings asking her to write a song for him and his wife, Jesse Colter, to sing as a duet. Leather and Lace was the name of their album. They talked about the struggles of this lifestyle, touring, and keeping a relationship. Stevie was struggling writing it, and her and Don would collaborate on it when he was home. By the time it was finally finished, about a year, Waylon and Jesse had split up. Waylon still wanted to record it, but Stevie said only four people could sing it. Waylon and Jesse, or her and Don. They had poured so much of themselves into the writing, that they decided to record it. Stevie said it then became one of the biggest hit ballads. Thank you, Waylon😎
I was coming to say the same thing. Waylon and Jesse didn't split though. They worked through it and remained together until the day Waylon died.
Her voice is so recognizable and unique. Landslide is one of my favorites.
After the eagles broke up, Henley, Fry and the others got clean. When they decided to get back together, it was was Walsh who was still in terrible shape. Don and Glen told him he could return if he was clean. They waited until he was finished with rehab. He credits them for his recovery and still being alive. Ironically, Glen was the first to die, from cancer.
He died from pneumonia after taking a biological for arthritis
Thought all got clean then waited for Walsh, .. hmm
@@charlesbabella1581Really, pneumonia caused bu
Stevie also said in an interview that if she had the baby she would want a daughter and named her Sara. Now go look at the album Tusk and find the song Sara.. Beautiful Song.
She sacrificed her baby for her career. She literally has said that. She is a blood witch. Great singer tho
The song Sara breaks me every time I hear it.
BP, you’ve gotta check out Fleetwood Mac’s song “Sara”, which Stevie wrote and sang.
Wasn't that song about a friend who died?
Live version on Bella Donna tour is so great!!
Whaaaaat WHAT!!!!
Now we are talking!!! One of the most beautiful duets. The 80s had some fantastic duets with some amazing acts!!
This is a beautiful duet.
Stop talking band get in with the music.
My husband and I were married for 34 years... this was our song. I cry every time I hear it. RIP my love.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Hugs 😢
Me too 😂love it! 😍 It's raspy & she always wore 😊flowing lacy dresses,like a gypsy 👍 she's got many albums 3or 4 if you include Fleetwood Mac era! Google her it's a lot.she gave interview about her life & her drugs,she said that she's done so much coke that the coke fall on her tongue 👀😳🤯now, that's very severe ! I would've freaked 😂🤷even younger days she's always sounds sad
I was born with dirt between my toes, but my husband was born solidly on asphalt. For our first date he came to my house for supper. He "never walked out the door." That was 35 years ago. We still live out in the country, we're still in love, and we're still happy. I love this song.
What a beautiful story I'm going on 14 years with my husband we're the same age from same neighborhood and grew up together as small children swimming in local pool and playing in local parks. I went to private school him public we were friends like broth and sister inseparable! Until life happens our parents both got divorced he moved to Florida I to Staten Island in about 9th grade loosing touch. I moved into the house nextdoor to my mom's in my 30s and got off the bus one day with a stranger we walked and talked he said I used to know a girl who lived in this street me oh yeah I grew up on this street. Who was she he said her name was Beth XYZ I said that's me what's your name he didn't answer he made me show him my driver's license so me trying to prove a point I show him still not knowing who he was he picked me up hugging me tightly whispering to himself I've waited for you forever. I finally found out as he was hugging me who he was. The hug was like that of a movie. I couldn't believe it. Now 14 years later we're together and have a 12 year old daughter named Lily the same name we talked about as children when playing house together...
@@bettyb1313 I love that!
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Yeah that's what I wanted. I was married to a narcissist and it was not my dream come true.
@@KimLong-v4i I'm sorry for you. My first husband, aka "Idiot Boy," was not ideal. My husband was supposed to be "Transition Guy." I guess I'm still in transition. 😉
“In a parallel universe, this song doesn’t exist and their child does.” That was deep.. and kinda sad.
Well said.
Her voice is so unique and mixed with Don's voice is perfection ❤
Stevie has a great duet with Kenny Loggins called “Whenever I Call You Friend”.
Yaaaaaassss!
Listened to that one non-stop back in my teenage angst days. ❤
Another great duet with Don Henley and Patty Smyth is "Sometimes Love Just Ain’t Enough". Patty has a great voice.
Great Great song
Such a great forgotten song
I saw Stevie in Dublin Ireland in June of this year. Her voice is still as haunting. She sang this with her vocal coach and you can still hear the sadness in the song. She’s iconic and this song is amazing.
I saw her in
Little Rock, Arkansas. She is absolutely phenominal.
Motherhood IS the most important. Congratulations BP on your baby. ❤
Absolutely breathtaking ❤Stevie Nicks the White Witch❤
Stevie IS so enchanting. She is also called the White Witch! She made a cameo on American Horror Story THE COVEN.
I love this song and her entire Bella Donna album is excellent.
One of my favorites. She was Dons great love but Joe Walsh was the love of her life. As far the wild partying you can pretty much insert any singer from the late 60s to the 80s in that slot
Wow!! Omg!! Why I never knew they had a baby?!! Omg!!! And she loved Joe? Wow
Such a beautiful song. Their voices blend so well together.
This was "our " song. I miss him.❤
So sorry for your loss. Hugs
@@PatN-Starrinna Thanks.❤️
She has the most beautiful voice. I’ve always loved her music & her style.
I have always though this was one of the most beautiful songs of all time.
For an emotional as hell performance, look at Silver Spring from Fleetwood Mac's The Dance tour in 1997. Stevie pouring her heart out and Lindsey taking it.
Two amazing voices, beautiful ballad. It was our song (me and my guy at the time) back then. Still takes me back.
Stevie's vocals are so good. She has that lower pitch for a female combined with so much vibrato that brings an extra emotional element to her singing. Don Henley balances that out very well in this performance.
I'm glad she had a choice about whether to have a baby during a time that allowed her to have that choice. I'm also glad that you are able to appreciate that this is often times the dilemma for anyone when confronted with parenthood, but does naturally affect females more immediately and directly. These sorts of things are never as simple and clear cut as some people try to make them out to be.
Poor baby had no choice.😢
Supreme Court USA gave the choice to the people ie state law and kept the almighty feds out of it where they belong.
Excellent tune, Stevie’s vocals are right on point, and so is Don’s. Thanks for the memories B.P.👍💕
This song is so beautiful and and awesome and thier voices mesh perfectly
interesting the way Don takes the higher harmony in the chorus.. great song. 2 great artists and singers.
I am glad you phrased it how you did. I lost a total of 5 babies. Both of my sons are Half of sets of twins… I could never terminate without medical reasons. That said I don’t have the right to tell others what they can do. I pray for them. How heartbreaking that decision must be…
Exactly my position. I couldn’t have, but not mine to say to anyone else.
I feel like it is our right to say.. unless the mother's life is in danger.. because it's another human life. And there is a dad involved too. I can't imagine the heartbreak of a dad whose girlfriend/wife does that to his baby... I once knew a guy whose girlfriend did that and this big, strong, funny manly man cried like a baby... I'll never forget it.. and I'm sure he still thinks about his baby.
So glad you don’t judge…each woman’s decision, we will never know what really happened…sad.
She wrote this song when she and Henley were together and recorded it after they broke up. She said when she was writing it she’d bring a little bit to him and say what do ya think and he’d say ‘it’s ok’ which pushed her to make it even better until he said ‘yeah, it’s good’ she actually wrote it for Waylon Jennings and Jesse Colter but they broke up and Waylon wanted to sing it alone and she was like no it needs to be a duet. So she called her ex Henley and asked him to come sing it for her first solo album.
Waylon and Jessie were together from their marriage in 1969 til his death in 2002.
OMG!!!!!!!!!! Been dying for u to do this!!!!! One of the best duets EVER!!!!!
"In a parallel universe..." 😭
Awww, you went straight to my ❤️ with that comment, BP!
So, give Sara a listen next. It's so good...beautiful, haunting.
It also includes lines about Mick Fleetwood, who Stevie ALSO had a fling with. 😋
I tell everyone that She is my Spirit Animal. 🐦⬛🪽🐦⬛🪽🐦⬛🪽
Btw, if you haven't yet, react to Rhiannon, live at the Midnight Special.
Otherworldly... 🔥🔥🔥
Two incredible rockers made an almost perfect baby song. I’m transported to every school dance and skating rink trip.
Keep on Rocking!☮️🎶✝️
Beautiful Song... bittersweet love... So very sorry for the loss young your wife have suffered.
This song is and always has been perfection!
So beautiful! She has such an otherworldly voice! You’re right it is fairy like! ❤️🔥✌🏻🫶🏻
Stevie is a witch, though, not a fairy.
Two of my favorite voices of all time ♥️
Today is the 10 year anniversary of a Tom Petty concert my dad and I went to. Looking back on it he told the people beside us that she has numerous duets with so many others than just Tom. They had no idea. I hope they really did check them all out.
Such a great song, I love it, such gorgeous voices!!❤❤
Another great duet is Don Henley and Patty Smyth of the 80s group Scandal (pronounced Sm-eye-th) called Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough. There's a nice official video for it. Hello from sunny Florida 🌞🌴
Two of my favorite voices. Pure magic.
Stevie actually wrote this song for Waylon Jennings... and his wife at the time, but they broke up so Stevie kept it and recorded it herself.
Jessi Colter was his wife 'til he died in 2002. She still lives. This song was dedicated to Waylon & Jessi.
One of my favorites. Makes me sad every time I hear it. But it’s a special song.
This song was actually written by Stevie and Don for Waylon Jennings and his wife. However, before they could record it, they broke it off, so Stevie and Don recorded it. Ale, origanlly, Stevie was the one asked to write it and she got stuck and asked Don to help her finish it.
I heard also that Stevie Nicks was involved with Joe Walsh from the Eagles called him the "love of her life"
Stevie wrote her song "Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You?" for Joe. His daughter had died as a child and she was inspired to write this after hearing him tell her the story.
Well, Stevie is a witch... honestly, a witch. She is talented. Many of The Eagles were crazy partiers. I am often surprised they survived.
love that you mentioned the child in a "parallel universe." Beautiful. So sorry about your loss❤🩹 My niece was named after the song mentioned.
She commented on 60 minutes Lindsey Buckingham was her musical love and Joe Walsh was the love of her life. No one brought up Don Henley.
Stevie is the great, so so many different kinds of songs from her, she done so many duets including one my favorites with John Stewart song called "Gold" and you gotta check out "Silver Springs" from Fleetwood mac's the 1997 the dance tour so much high emotions running wild with Lindsey Buckingham, solo Stevie so awesome also including " talk to me" that banger shows Stevies vocals waving high and low and long stretches of yodeling type vocals and also a kinda country feel song "After the glitter Fades" a song she wrote about musician life, so many Stevie to check out
This one and moonlight are my 2 top favorite songs in the world ever written
In a parallel universe this song doesn't exist and the child does 😭 that got me in my feels😞
That got to me too
1985, the Salt Palace in Salt Lake city, Stevie Nix and Joe Walsh... I worked my way to the front, stretched my 6'5" frame as far as it would go and Stevie reached out and touched my fingers... It was a magical moment, for sure. Shes known for interacting with the audience and i took a chance. 😊
You should go watch the Professor of Rock because he tells a backstory of Stevie Nick and her relationship with Mick Fleetwood, and her best friend s betrayal. Also Fleetwood Mac has a song named “ Sara” which puts a very profound meaning to it.
Excellent recommendation. I love Adam's channel! He tells the back stories on all kinds of songs and artists.
Her other two duets with a male were "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" with Tom Petty and "Whenever I Call You Friend" with Kenny Loggins.
This is a great song, one of my favorites by Stevie I've never heard that story before. I wouldn't be surprised about it being true.
There is a reason that Stevie is in the RRHOF twice, she absolutely is the best female rock singer! The album “Bella Donna” (1981) is Stevie’s first solo project and a great success with the release of 4 hit singles (this being 1 of them) but I suggest you hit these 4 that were not released as singles from the album, “Bella Donna”, "Kind of Woman”, "Think About It” and "How Still My Love”. No filler on this album!
I love this duet! I love both of them and their voices do compliment one another very well. Stevie and Don did have an intimate relationship for a while. I also love her duet with Tom Petty, "Stop Dragging My Heart Around"! Check it out!💙💙
I keep coming back to your reactions Robert because you tend to nail the core of every song. I like that you talk of the struggle you have with this one. I just take it as the sunny side of love, which we often need to hear, apart from the soul-killing heartbreaks of miscarriage and stillbirth. Take care.
One of my all time favourite duets. Thanks for the video. Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦
Beautiful
Excellent song, in the top 5 duets for sure. For more amazing top 5 duets of all time; check out "It's Your Love" By Faith Hill and her husband Tim McGraw. Absolutely rocked my teenage years; And it's a country song!! lol
Such a great song, I love it!!❤❤
Awesome, great, amazing song.
This is the best channel for volume and good clarity. The song Sarah is great.
I know a musician name Barry Caflin. He was with the 1910 Bubble Gum group and the Looking Glass. What happen with Don Henley is what happen for decades and still goes on today the Diddy. In those days it was dark too. And yet for most it was just sex, drugs, and music. Many lost a great deal. Especially women. Men played and women paid. Maybe the drugs did damage to the fetus and needed to ... We learned a lot of lessons in our lives.
Wow! This song brings back the memories! Ha being young 🍝😜
Joe Walsh was the love of her life
The TV show "Cold Case" used this song in the closing montage in an episode about a young girl who had been murdered years before. I can’t hear this without seeing the "ghost" of the girl standing by the tree and smiling at the detective - one of the best visuals of "thank you for finding the truth" from this series. Due to music rights, it may not be available on recordings, however.
I LOVE Cold Case!!
Love love this song!!😢😢
Stevie is a legend, I went to her concert last july with my eldest son. This song is so beautiful
I listened to this song a lot in high school. ❤ It’s beautiful! I didn’t know any of that back story… 🥺
It was common knowledge back then
@@allenruss2976it’s common knowledge now as well but not everyone pays attention. Some just enjoy the music. Good for all either way
I havent heard this song in a VERY long time but always loved it. Thank you for your reaction spot on👍❤
I love this song… I never knew the backstory. I think it should really be up to individuals to decide. I appreciate any woman who decides that having children isn’t for her rather than being pressured by society or family to do so.. No one should be forced to have a child that they don’t want , or can’t afford to have.. On the flipside I feel like anybody who does desperately want a child and can’t have one, breaks my heart and I wish it would be easier for them to get IVF or adopt.
Awesome song
My wife's favorite artist is Stevie Nicks she thanks you for doing this one. Beautiful song. Thanks for sharing love how you react to these songs and how honest you are about of them. ❤
Another hit song from her album Bella Donna which was a must have album. So good.
Beautiful song. That whole album is great. One of the most underrated songs of Stevie's from that album to me is.. "After The Glitter Fades." I just get lost in it. You should give it a listen.
Love for you to do the song Rhiannon LIVE, not the radio cut, changed stevies voice to a lower register. She stated singing that song ,the ending,live shredded her vocal chords. She absolutely sings the $hit out of that ending, and you can hear her voice and Lindsey's guitar competing to dominate. She said they tried to get her a voice coach and train her voice, but it just didn't work. Im glad it didn't if it would have resulted in changing it.
I LOVE this song!! I had no idea that Don Henley was singing with Stevie Nicks!!!!😮
I got to see them perform this in Tinley Park when they toured together, that was definitely a concert highlight for me. Something I never thought possible, but it came true.
You should out their performance when Stevie was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for her solo career in 2019. They’re both so much older, but still a beautiful duet.
Sometimes I'm a strong man
Sometimes cold and scared and sometimes I cry.
YES!! One of my favorite songs of all time!!
Feel Like Makin Love- Bad Company, it came up in the suggestions at the end of the song
Can you imagine how musically talented their kid would have been?
Don grew up in Linden, Texas. A town of approximately 1800. Everyone knows Don is an extremely difficult person. He is well known for holding life long grudges. Due to some of these grudges, it’s assumed, that’s the reason he’s bought most of downtown Linden and refused to perform any upkeep. Downtown is a ghost town of empty stores that are desperately in need of repair.
BP, the rumor is that the Eagles song " Victim Of Love" was written about Don Henley's time with the ladies in the 70's. Check it out.
Great tune! Joe on the talk box, but I love the use of delay even more. Just love the tone of the guitars too. Impossible to not sing along with the chorus. 🔥
Actually, it was Those Shoes that featured Joe on talkbox, this has the slap delay on rhythm and the lead slide solo. Both heavier songs for the Eagles, but that was that rock edginess and grit the Walsh brought to the group. A little more electrified rock and less acoustic California country.
Stevie is a fairy, a Sorceress, a Witch, a Goddess - whatever you call her, she is enchanting. ( Her song "Enchanted" is a lot of fun, too.) She said at one point that she "didn't come here to be somebody's mommy, (she) came here to be a poet." I really respect her for that. Unwanted children live miserable lives, no matter how wealthy their family might be. It takes strength, especially for a woman in this culture, to know that you are not interested in parenting a child. It's not selfish, as many would assume, it's clarity and kindness not to bring a child into the world if that's not what you want. Mothering is a sacred thing, not to be taken lightly. It is a sacrifice that should only be made willingly. It's too hard to do it well if one is not motivated and it's too important to do it half-assed.
Well said! Raising children is the hardest job on the planet, to grow a healthy rounded human being is a beautiful but hard as hell thing to do. I admire those who are up for the task, and those that “know” they aren’t.
I knew someone who had a child she didn't want. She didn't know she was pregnant until she was in labor. (Yes. It does happen; I witnessed seeing her days before she went into delivery.) Her family didn't believe her when she told them she didn't want the baby and she left the hospital without her. The family made her go back and get her. The infant was a failure to thrive baby because of her birth mother's emotional neglect. The baby was fed and kept clean but wasn't held. That's when the child's grandmother took over her care. It was a mess because grandmother was soon diagnosed with a brain tumor and the birth mother ended up being diagnosed bipolar. The child is an adult now but doesn't know the story of her birth. But she does know that there's a secret the family won't share with her. One day she will know. Then what? It is never good to have or keep an unwanted child.
Back then it was also much harder for women to be touring and having a family.
Stevie originally wrote this song for country stars Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter. It was about being in a relationship where both partners are in the spotlight and the difficulties therein.
…….at this time of their career, they were doing an 🎱 a day together ☃️ this is one of your best reaction to date ! Ty 🫵🏻
The music hits hard when you know some facts.
About choosing, Barry Manilow said, "It's either heart or art."
Nothing is cut and dried
Stevie has stated in several interviews that if she were to have a child it would take 2 years out of Fleetwood Mac schedule and they were really hot at the time. And she did not want to take that time out at that time. I too have not had any children and I know these priorities work. The song was not written for them. She wrote the song for Waylon Jennings. One of my favorites. So real.
Stop dragging my heart around. That’s a great one as well
I love Stevie Nicks she was one of my favorite artists this song is excellent
RIP…. JD Souther passed away today! Great song writer for The Eagles in late 60s.
Just FYI…. Below is a list of relationships for Stevie Nicks, who also had a relationship with JD Souther.
Relationships
Nicks dated the Eagles' drummer and vocalist Don Henley. She had an affair with Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood while in a relationship with Henley.
Stevie Nicks was previously married to Kim Anderson (1) (1983 - 1984).
Stevie Nicks has been in relationships with Rupert Hine (1988 - 1989), Joe Walsh (1983 - 1986), Jimmy Iovine (1980 - 1983), JD Souther (1977), Mick Fleetwood (1977 - 1978), Don Henley (1976 - 1978), Lindsey Buckingham (1971 - 1976), Waddy Wachtel, Jerry Brown and Paul Fishkin.
That’s only until 1990. Wonder what the next 30 years were like. 🤔🤔🤔
Oh Man. Hadn’t heard that. Pegasus needs to react to “used to be her Town too” with him and James Taylor.
"Talk to Me" is a great song.
Sable on Blonde is another great underplayed Stevie Nicks song 😊.