Stevie Nicks - Edge Of Seventeen (REACTION!!!)
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This song is 40 years old and still kicks ass.
I love it in School of Rock so much fun watching them sing along to it.
Yes!!!!
It is NOT over 40 years old! 38 tops. Bitch.
@@FatBabyCheeks 39 years, it's from 1981.
Its from 1981 so its 39 years even look it up
Cool story Stevie loves to tell at her concerts:
She was driving around LA and heard Prince "Little Red Corvette" , she couldn't get the melody and tempo out of her head.
This is at the time she was working on her album ,'The Wild Heart' .
She had a song written, but for some reason she just couldn't get the sound she wanted.
So Stevie decided to call up Prince. She said she was so nervous to speak to him because she is such a fan.
Can you imagine Stevie Nicks being nervous to talk to then new kid on the scene, Prince?
She told Prince about the song she was having trouble with.
Long story short:
Prince joined her in the studio, read the lyrics and promptly put down all the synthesizer tracks. That song is "Stand Back" which is one of her greatest hits.
Prince asked that he remain uncredited because he was such a fan of hers that he wanted it to be a gift to honor her.
So you can definitely hear Prince's music in "Stand Back". Give it a listen.
Now she pays a beautiful homage to Prince during every one of her concerts. 🎹💜🔮
Mars Falcon 💜
OmG!
She felt that Stand Back sounded like little red corvette. And that she stole it from prince. So she called him up. He immediately came down to the studio and laid down the synth track and left the studio. You can hear little red corvette within stand back.
Hey cool, I never knew that - thanks for the info!
Danelle Covey What a great story. I never knew that. I have been a fan of Stevie and Fleetwood Mac since the 70s,
Thank you for that little bit of info
I love how when Stevies vocals kill it, Ryan gets this little smile that is so genuine, and George gets this dirty grimmace on his face like hes about to start dancin. lol You guys truly appreciate talent, in any form. love it.
Stevie Nicks is the type of bad ass that other bad asses try to be. Queen, wrote a song about a breakup and made the boyfriend sing back up.... ALL HAIL STEVIE NICKS
There is nothing like Stevie's voice. That gravel she has just sounds amazing.
Great voice , great song writer, great musician.
I don’t think any of Fleetwood Mac or Stevie’s songs Sound “dated”. I think you could drop one into rotation today and they’d be chart toppers. I mean gosh, they are still played everywhere.
I totally agree! 💯 👍
Shari kraft lovin it. These songs are timeless.
Love that voice
I completely agree! I'd say the same for Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt & Eagles (just to name a few. I name dropped them because Stevie was friends with them and they were all mainly from Los Angeles). It's a true testament that music was better crafted to be timeless. Sadly, most music from the past say 15-20 years doesn't have the same heart & soul put into it. Speaking of Fleetwood Mac, I still wish Silver Spring was included on Rumours, it's my all time favorite vocal performance from Ms. Nicks. You REALLY feel it. Gets me every time right in the feels
Really great songs always sound timeless and fresh. Every time I hear Massive Attack's "Unfinished Sympathy" I feel like I'm hearing it for the first time.
The title "Edge of Seventeen" came from Tom Petty's wife, who was from the south and had a southern accent, was asked when she met Tom Petty, She said at the age of seventeen, and Stevie heard it as edge of seventeen.
she wrote it also bc of the death of John Lennon and her uncle in 1980 also
Stevie Nicks is the Queen….plain and simple, no one compares
Destiny child even had Stevie Nicks in their video for booty lisious, because they sampled her edge of seventeen. Stevie could sing anything rough or soft!! Stevie is badass!!
@@ArtieFufkin546 I this came out first
@@doniellederosa5216 Bring on the night came out over 2 years before this.
@@ArtieFufkin546 she didn’t copy it, she sampled it. And she got away with it because she got permission to do it.
@@ArtieFufkin546 So I looked it up and it seems you’re correct that that riff was plagiarized instead of sampled. However, just so you know, sampling has been done in rock since the late 70s. Kate Bush and Peter Gabriel were sampling with Fairlights. They weren’t sampling other peoples music if you want to get specific, but sampling has been in rock music for over forty years. Fancy that. and just so you know, I am old enough to have bought those records and they came out. Well, my mom had to buy them because I was only 15.
@@theCelticDragon1 yeah but nobody cares about that song...just sayin'😉🔸💱
Fantastic reaction! Stevie Nicks came up with the phrase "edge of seventeen" after a conversation with Tom Petty's wife. Petty's wife said she met Petty at the age of 17. Nicks wrote the song after her uncle and John Lennon passed away. The lyrics to her songs tend to be personal and symbolic, which adds to her mystery. Thanks for incorporating Women of Rock into the marathon!!
I third that
I think it is about a `cougar bedding a teen outside Giants Stadium NJ in the 80's. Rt 3 goes to the tunnel and Rt 17 goes to the GW Bridge.
The live version, sung post 2005, is better. Very meta. And no "80's drums!" Her voice still a reedy sax tho.
I posted on the two top comments about lyrics, so as to be seen (over the months) -- ...so it would be worth my time posting at all.
Exactly..said the same thing above!😊
I had no idea!? Is that fact? That's unreal woah
Stevie Nicks was in a league of her own.. LEGEND....
When Stevie Nicks was a little girl she couldn’t say “Stephanie “ so she was given the nickname “Stevie” and that’s what she goes by to this day!
Incredible as always, gents. Here's my mandatory obligation to beg you to do Gold Dust Woman off of Rumours, which I personally think is Nicks' best song. Great choice on this one though.
YES!!
AGREED!!!
Yessssssss
this or landslide.
Absolutely!
The lyrics are about dealing with the sadness about her uncle's death and John Lennon being killed...both happened in the same week. Stevie is a goddess! Love her so much! Great video guys, keep it up.
Please do Stranglehold, you will love it. ☺☺
I always assumed it was just about John Lennon. I didn't know about her uncle
I was just about to type the same thing when I saw this.
I think it is about a `cougar bedding a teen outside Giants Stadium NJ in the 80's. Rt 3 goes to the tunnel and Rt 17 goes to the GW Bridge.
The live version, sung post 2005, is better. Very meta. And no "80's drums!" Her voice still a reedy sax tho.
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I agree you have to do the classic Ted Nugent song Stranglehold. I think you would love it.
@@marktognetti6354good idea, going to watch stranglehold now !!!
No one can ever emulate Stevie Nicks voice. She has such a unique voice that no one can touch. Stevie is one of a kind.
I love her smokey voice. She brings it low and high, with a smooth transition.
For pure female vocals - White Rabbit by Jefferson Airplane. If you don't believe me, search for the version where they isolated Grace Slick by herself.
Drugs are bad, m'kay?
Todd Hansen the amount of drugs I’ve done to that song...oh my!
Yes! Yes! One thousand times yes!!!
Fleetwood Mac - Rhiannon. Pure fire.
Yes! The live version
@@EddieWW3 Gotta be the live version ('76). Stevie's performance takes on a new dimension when you can see her feel the song as she sings.
@@tcmotter Totally agree
Yeeeeeeees!!!
Hell Yes!!!!
I also like the version off "The Dance" album.. the intro is amazing to me, gives me chills.
The 70’s and 80’s had some awesome music. It’s nice seeing another generation discovering it. Stevie is a legend. No bad songs from her or her with Fleetwood Mac! ♥️
The thing I love best about Stevie Nicks is that she writes her own songs, it comes from her soul, which is why it is so authentic.
You're right this was Stevie at full confidence level. Stevie you guys need to do is Rhiannon (live), Stop draggin' my heart around duet with Tom Petty and Leather and Lace duet with Don Henley, and Landslide off Fleetwood Mac
Yep, every one of those is excellent, but Rhiannon has long been my favorite.
I second Stop Draggin' My Heart Around
Rhiannon live on Saturday Night Special is a spiritual experience. Stevie ascended to another plane of existence.
Rhiannon live best performance (I think it was '77 or '78) is amazing. I think she had to stop singing like that shortly after cause she was shredding her vocal chords. Still is one of my favorite performances. The band is amazing. I also love the band back in the 60's (I think Mick Fleetwood was in the band then) song Oh Well. That's a great song as well.
Ive heard this song a 100 times, but her voice still makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up straight. True rock icon. And seeing you guys, per usual, fall in love and appreciate a great song, artist & lyrics is so damn kool and satisfying. Thanks for breaking it down. Great job, gents.
Stevie Nicks is “The Queen of Rock n Roll”.
jupit ng. I agree I put her over Stevie and by a pretty decent margin to be honest.
Anne from Heart is my vote for Queen of Rock
Ann is godly but to claim anyone besides Stevie is the queen of rock is factually incorrect. You can love Ann more and think she is better but Stevie is factually the queen.
Obi the BEEF factually ? Show me the facts then.
@@craigwalker7693 it has nothing to do with skill or anything, Stevie Nicks is just the most famous female rock singer among the greats. Its just facts bro no hard feelings.
She's a legend! Everyone loves her and her voice! Once you hear it you'll always recognize it!
This song is featured on "School of Rock" soundtrack, where Dewey Finn (Jack Black) goes to a bar with Principal Rosalie Mullins (Joan Cusack), plays this track off of a jukebox and sings along with her while drinking beer!
An awesome song on a great scene from a superb movie!!!
That's where I heard this song for the first time.
Thanks for saving me the time of writing this exact same comment :-)
i just wrote that above....funny AF!! He is trying to get her to approve a field trip for the class.
Just a quick note, Autotune wasn’t invented until 1998.
chrisbenson98 wish it was never invented (same with synthesizer - I like real instruments not computers mimicking them)
@@sulathenewfie4277 anything other than banging sticks and rocks together is just derivative nonsense. Skinned drums, flutes and string instruments were the downfall of real music
Sula TheNewfie lmao if you don’t think synthesizers are real instruments then you clearly don’t know what a real instrument is.
Sula TheNewfie how can you be a fan of music and be so ignorant of one of the biggest and most influential instruments of the past century. I guarantee a ton of your favorite artists and songs used a metric shit ton of synthesizers. Pink Floyd, Zeppelin, ToTo, Michael Jackson, Prince, Bowie, Talking Heads, Blondie, Frank Zappa, the Beatles, Beach Boys, Paul Simon, Black Sabbath, Rush, Supertramp, King Crimson, Talk Talk, Joy Division, the Clash, I mean the list goes on and on. They all used a ton of synths in their music. Don’t call yourself a music fan if you’re gonna spout off some lame ass, ignorant, gatekeeping BS like that.
@@jbertmccrackin8842 I couldn't agree more.
Try the Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty duet, “Stop Draggin' My Heart Around”
Beautiful song
YES! ❤
Their other duets, Insider and I Will Run To You are as good or better, but far less popular
Oooh yes. I miss Tom Petty!
Not to mention the duet with Don Henley, Leather and Lace.
I've seen others react to this song but no one has appreciated it more then you guys
I love Stevie and all her witchy ways
Stevie doesn't write her songs as linear stories, and she changes tense and direction, because she can, (artistic license), and it doesn't matter because the songs are haunting and beautiful. Right?
artistic license, and she's Stevie freakin' Nicks, she can do whatever she wants!
Yeah, her lyrics are very impressionistic.
Her songs are a feeling. They dont have to be literal. Her voice pared with the lyrics inspire.
Stevie wrote this song about two things...her Uncle who passed away and John Lennon. They both died the same week. It’s a about both , the death of John Lennon and her Uncle who died while she was visiting him and they were alone in the house, just her and him, when he passed. Stevie writes in poetry and riddle.
Luis Enrique Perez I couldn’t have said it any better, you nailed it.
She’s a rock goddess. Thank God for Stevie
Thank you for that - was it published in her own words?
Luis Enrique Perez it was originally to be for Tom Petty’s wife.
Catherine is CORRECT. Stevie told the story during her concert.
Ok let's get more FM and Stevie reactions on here 😀 here ya go guys:
1. Gypsy
2. Rhiannon
3. Seven Wonders
4. The Chain
6. Sorcerer
7. Moonlight
8. Landslide
Alice
Has anyone ever written anything for you
Crystal
Gold Dust Woman and Dreams needs to be on this list
Landslide is a POWERFUL song. Sometimes I cry listening to it.
When Stevie is truly singing, she sounds like her lungs are going to explode. An amazing woman.
Stevie Nicks is a goddess and her vocals are iconic.
Too bad she's a libtard fan of killary clinton with landslide. Hat to laugh when killary lost to the greatest president of all time
Just to clear something up, there was absolutely no auto tune in the 80s. Not until the mid 90s. Everything before that had to basically be sung dead on because there was no way to fix it after the fact. That's why I have an even higher level of respect for songs of this era or older when they're super tight sounding, because you know it's legit.
@falchulk Bullshit, an equalizer will NOT give you 'talent' or cover up for someone who has none. It can only smooth or crisp things up. The foundation MUST be correct. Autotune can turn a turd into gold.
Auto tune is the work of the Devil.
@falchulk Do you even know what an EQ does...? Yes there was Graphic EQ, Parametric EQ, Compression, Gates, Reverb, Delay, Expanders, DeEssers, welcome to the world of audio processing. Studio Albums are not and have never been "reality" per-se, but that's not the point. The performance had to be laid down The Beatles revolutionized how music was recorded by multi tracking and recording in stereo and layering and all that stuff, and that was the standard until the mid 90s when Auto Tune was invented. 1995 is the exact year I believe. And then later came Quantizing of drums, so your drummer didn't even have to play in time, you can just put it on a grid and iron it all out!
My point is, until the mid 90s, that stuff didn't exist, so again, when you hear it and it's laid down super tightly, that's the band just being dead-locked together with real human beings and FEEL, not with processing.
I'm going to add "echo/reverb" or just layering the same vocals over themselves to this discussion. Look at what they were doing with guitars. Same things were done to vocals, by some. I first caught onto it with Ozzy Osbourne. I was trying to figure out the odd texture to his voice. (Notice he has 3 mic's taped together on stage.) Since then I notice echo/reverb/layering in many performances. Stevie Nicks has a great voice, but she uses echo in her performances.
@@Deathbird_Mitch So? It is still HER voice no matter how many times you hear it compressed together.
Stevie is the reigning Queen of Rock!!!
Stevie Nicks, sexy sweet with the voice of an angel. Outstanding stage presence also. Saw Fleetwood mac in 76 in Austin. Saw Stevie twice as a solo act a few years later. SO GOOD!!
You guys should check out "She Sells Sanctuary" by The Cult. Iconic song that is hella underrated
Love that song
Most Cult is underrated... But I'll add 'Big Neon Glitter' and 'Love Removal Machine'. ;^)
The Cult is the bomb man
I love The Cult
@@bigballz4u Underrated because they should be up there with GnR in regards to 80/90s rock bands.
Her song stand back is fire!! The electric keyboard was done by Prince on the song Stevie Nicks was friends with prince and was having trouble with the song he came in helped and left
I love Stand Back
Just found you guys recently & love it! Some female rockers to review:
Heart - Barracuda, Magic Man
Blondie - Rapture, Heart of Glass
Joan Jett - Bad Reputation, I Hate Myself For Loving You
Evanescence - Bring Me to Life
Lita Ford - Kiss Me Deadly
Cranberries - Zombie
Lita Ford and ozzy Osborne: if I close my eyes forever
This album "Bella Donna" was in heavy rotation in my Trans Am when I was in my 20's. Stevie Nicks kept me company for a LOT of miles. Thanks for including Stevie and "Edge of Seventeen."
When you hear Stevie Nicks sing, you definitely recognize that voice.
Also an often forgotten female pioneer, Linda Rondstadt. She did some country, some folk, some rock, some jazz, some mariachi....in fact she has two of the top selling Spanish language albums in America.
She was kinda the prototype for all the "girl singers" in country in the 1990s. You hear Patty Loveless, you hear the influence of Linda Ronstadt.
@Elizabeth Putnam So true, so true. She had some pipes!!
@@April-ng2kx I would definitely suggest doing some Linda Ronstadt. She broke onto the music scene at 18 and even then had amazing vocals, her early stuff was so good, Different Drum, Long Long Time that the record company formed the Eagles to be her backup band. Blue Bayou, Desperado, You're No Good...the list goes on. She did country, rock, folk, some blues type tunes, songs in Spanish, and even an operetta. There was nothing she could not do. There is a video of her, In My Own Voice, on TH-cam that talks about her career and the struggles she has with Parkinson's. You should watch it, it is too long to review/comment as it isomer an hour long. Willie Nelson was once quoted as saying "There are two kinds of guys in the world, those who love Linda Ronstadt and those who have not met her yet."
Forgotten? I don't know if I would use that word to describe Ronstadt.
Waddy Wachtel playing the opening riff. Great analysis of one of my favorite tunes. Really enjoyed your reactions.
Stevie Nicks was an angry Rock God on a mission. This song dissed the guitarist that broke her heart. This is the song that will rise in the charts next. She sang songs with the guy that broke her heart. It was the story that got more press than the music. And the music is incredible.
Please do The Chain by Fleetwood Mac! Everything about it is pure perfection!
Yeah please.
Totally agree👍
Yes my favorite
The chain and rihannon
And rhiannon
I was just listening to "Gold Dust Woman" in my car tonight. It never gets old. This would be a great song to critique. You need to listen to this song all the way to the end and listen to it loud!! Your welcome.
OMG, Gold Dust Woman, raw and majestic
In the age of MTV, Petty didn't want to be filmed playing the song. He said " This is about Stevie, not me. I'm along for the ride!"
Let's give a shout out to the backup vocals
you guys should do a reaction to fleetwood mac "the chain "
Haven't they done that already?
@@Kasino80 ~ I've only heard them react to *"Dreams."* I would love to hear them react to *"The Chain."*
Iconic bass part.
@@Kasino80 I think those two college kids reacted to it. I forget their names but one has long hair.
@@crucialtaunt5717 Andy and Alex reacted to The Chain.
To sum up Stevie Nicks to me . Her voice and her beauty back in the 70’s and 80’s!! Omg she was something else!
Pat Benatar - "Hell Is For Children" is another powerful song by one of the best rock vocalists.
Stevie is simply AWESOME!! She's been my all-time favorite female singer for decades! She's timeless! Thanks for your reaction of her and this song!
EURYTHMICS: Would I Lie To You, Sweet Dreams, Missionary Man. Annie Lennox is a great singer.
Annie is amazing
Definitely, Would I Lie to You and Missionary Man !
Yes!
100%
I loooove her!!!
I'd love to see your reactions to 1980s-era Tina Turner. Also, Joan Jett, Lita Ford, Pat Benatar, Heart, Patti Smith, and Courtney Hale - basically, you could totally do a women of rock mini-marathon. :-)
Heart melts my heart
Something like Benatar's "Heartbreaker" would be great.
The Pretenders!
Raine Wynd Patti....People Have the Power...Joan Jett...Bad Reputation....
Blondie!
I love that you guys did this! Stevie has always been my favorite.....the white witch! Yeah...
Oh hell yeah
From Stevie’s Book...her song “Stand Back”; she was in the studio and Prince walked in. She was working with the melody and Prince asked if he could play something. In the end, Prince played all instruments on the track but asked her to not disclose his name nor give him credit.
It’s a badass song!
You should listen to Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty perform "Stop Dragging My Heart Around"
Please do this song!!!!
@M 40 It's true.
Love this song !!
One of the best collaborations ever. Leather and Lace with Don Henley is solid as well.
One of my favorite songs from the 80’s
You can find interviews with her where she talks about the lyrics and how it was in reaction to John Lennon’s death and her uncle dying. Th symbolism of “I am a few years older than you” is about how young people won’t understand the impact the Beatles had on kids like her when she was growing up.
Tom Petty's first wife's explanation of when she met Tom. "at the age of 17", which, with her southern Florida accent, Stevie mistook for, "The EDGE of 17". Stevie thought to herself, "That's a GREAT title for a song!". Without Tom Petty's friendship and his wife's southern drawl, the song would not have been born
Only woman in the Hall of Fame twice. Stevie Nicks is my Queen, right up there with Linda Ronstadt...in her 70s now still performing.
One of the greatest songs. One of the greatest voices.
I'm hearing a lot of references to "80's drums." The effect that causes the distinctive timbre you guys are referring to is called gated reverb. It was invented by accident by Phil Collins and his producer in 1979. Essentially, they were creating a signal chain to shape a drum sound. A common effect to use on most recorded instruments is called a reverb (think the "echo" that happens in a large room, which can be digitally emulated). Another common effect used in recording is called a noise gate, which helps tighten a certain bit of audio. The gate "opens" for any sound over a certain dB level and "closes"--that is, mutes the track--after the audio dips below a certain dB level. Phil and his producer mistakenly put the noise gate after the reverb, which caused the big, blooming reverb to close shut in an unnaturally quick manner. This effect was used ad nauseam throughout the 80's to create a big, punchy tone without having to worry about long reverb tails muddying up a mix
akolesar96 that is so cool to know. I always wondered how that was done. Thank you so much for posting this
That's really interesting! Cool to know!
thanks for info man
I'll take this sound over overwrought autotuned contemporary ballads any day of the week.
@@hopetogether I don't think people should be so quick to dismiss some of the musical value of work nowadays. I'll be the first to admit that there's garbage being released now, but there was also garbage being released back in the day. I think the shift in recording from tape to a DAW, where one can try the same take 40 times with impunity, has presented musicians with a degree of security (verging on complacency) while recording. But I do enjoy some modern music just as much as the old stuff. Autotune is one of many innovative modern developments in plugins and other effects that, when used correctly, can offer a multitude of interesting sonic varieties previously unavailable
She is by far the best female singer period. I remember as kid in the 70's my mom had all the LP's of Fleetwood mac and Stevie Nicks. Plus she was hot...❤
Stevie Nix is considered. the 1st lady of rock and roll. She wrote this song and all the songs on her album “Bella Donna”. She wrote a lot of Fleetwood Mac” songs too. One of you got it right when you said it sounded like a funeral. Her uncle had died and she went home for the funeral. She said there were White Winged doves that sounded like the OO OO OO. that in the song.
She first saw John Lennon when he was 17.
Lindsey Buckingham is NOT on the guitar. Waddy Wachtel is the guitarist Stevie works with on her solo music. She very much keeps Fleetwood Mac and her solo career separate.
Holly Walters You’re right about the guitar player.
I can’t count how many times I’ve watched this damn video. Y’all’s acknowledgment of Queen Stevie’s gritty vocals and how epic she is for being a pioneer for females in rock is exactly why I genuinely appreciate these videos.
Pat benatar "hell is for children"
Hell yes!
Anything Patty sings.
Hell yes!!! Please!!
Excellent song! Also "Promises in the Dark" please!
Thanks for the recommendation, that song is great. But goddamn it is dark
Stevie Nicks is amazing and I love watching you guys "discovering" her for yourselves. "Leather and Lace" is another great one of solo outings, though it is a duet with Don Henley of the Eagles fame.
Seeing Stevie perform this to this day is unreal! She rocks and always will 🤘❤️
Those riffs are compliments of Prince! He went into her studio, and came up with that riff on the spot, and completely changed that song into what it is today!
Prince played on Stand Back from her 2nd solo album. Tom Petty and his band are on this one -1st album Bella Donna
You should listen to Rhiannon by Fleetwood Mac. Amazing lyrics and sound!
The best!
A truly atmospheric song. Spooky, eerie, mysterious, alluring. Captures Stevie’s witchy persona perfectly.
Yes!
The midnight special version
Stevie been killing it since mid 70s so much more music out there, Stevie in a class of her own.
Joni Mitchell is another poetess and artist you will love! Woodstock and Big Yellow Taxi are great songs!
I LOVE Lorie Nick's backing vocals. The PERFECT compliment to Stevie.
HEART!!!!! If you want to see women rock, check out Baracuda or Magic Man. Awesome awesomeness!!!!!
I don't know if these guys have ever covered Heart but if they haven't they're missing out. Ann's vocals
in Barracuda are particularly good and the "galloping" guitar riff is something I think these guys
would appreciate if they like the guitar opening in this song.
@@tru1639 they did Crazy on You
Awesome, legendary artists. Anne has an amazing voice
yesssss yes 1,000 times yes!!!
Stevie Nicks on Oprah's Master Class was one of the best things I've ever seen. She IS A Master!!
Stevie Nicks is my all-time favorite I work at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa and every time I walk by her white summer dress I say let's have a good day Stevie
Fleetwood Mac - Landslide is a must, my favorite Stevie knocks it out of the world.
I was 12 yrs old when this album was released and Stevie immediately became my 1st crush. Beautiful as she is, it's her raspy, sexy voice that gets to me still to this day.
Gashouse69 samesies
You should take a look at Pat Benatar as well--"Heartbreaker" is a great one.
THIS!
...and 'Love is a Battlefield', 'Sex as a Weapon', and 'Hit Me With Your Best Shot' (even if it 's a bit cliche).
Yeeesssss!!!
Shadows Of The Night
Bump
I was about to say Pat Benatar! Another one of the greatest!
My fave artist of all time. Have listened to her since I was a kid and still go to every FM and Stevie show I can to this day. There is a story behind this song which you guys I am sure are discovering which makes it even more amazing. Glad to see you reacting to the Queen! Love you guys and do even more after I see you recognizing the awesomeness that is Stevie Nicks. Loved watching you guys enjoy this. Rock on 🤘
I was 17 when This song came out. Every time I hear it I am 17 and Stevie is singing about me.
Her song Stand Back, featured Prince on all instruments (secretly)! She invited Prince and he took over, but didn’t want credit.
Actually did the keyboard part only. Then he disappeared off into the night.....
Must do's: The obvious - The Chain by Fleetwood Mac... The not so obvious - So Afraid (Live from Boston) by Fleetwood Mac
People like this more. Both great suggestions
The dance live version is best
So Afraid is absolutely amazing. Lindsey Buckingham is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time
Fleetwood Mac has hits for DAYS - as do individual members in their own solo careers.
Even tho I was born in 1990, I’m eternally in love with the image of 1970s Stevie Nicks. What a voice. What a persona. What a talent. What a BABE.
Also, I want to add, and I think I might speak for a lot of your fans: watching you guys enjoy something that has meant so much to us is very inspiring. I cannot count the number of times that I've been brought to tears listening to a song that I love while seeing you (re)discover it. Maybe I'm a little bit covid crazy and emotional, but I really needed to see what you guys are doing, here.
I gotta buy a few rounds for my friend that turned me onto y'all.
Love, peace, and joy, brothers. Namaste.
The words came from Tom petty’s wife Jane who said they met at the age of seventeen but her southern accent made it sound like edge of seventeen to Stevie and she used it in a song😎
C’mon guys,it’s all ball bearings these days it was David Bowie’s wife “Iman” who was saying that she met David at the AGE of seventeen. Because of her accent, Stevie thought she said EDGE of seventeen.
dawntownsend wrong,look it up
This song was written before Bowie married Iman. I've watched video of Stevie telling the story of her misunderstanding of Tom Petty's wife saying "age of 17".
@@dawntownsendable ~ No, Stevie said in an interview about how the title of this song came about. Because she was already working with Tom Petty. So it makes sense she would talk to Jane, Tom's wife at the time, about things...
Your exactly right! Have heard Stevie tell this story many times . I think she said it first on her MTV unplugged in early 90s.
The song Rhiannon is such a great song by Stevie Nicks that I named my daughter that. But react to Rhiannon from The Dance CD. Rhiannon was Stevie's song. And hers alone with full heart in it.
One of the things I love about your reaction videos is that I get to hear my favorite songs through "fresh ears". My mom and I have loved this song since it came out. After hearing it hundreds of times though, I tend to start tuning it out and not paying much attention to it, other than just kinda singing along. Hearing your critique and input, I start to pay more attention to it and hear new elements I never noticed before, so thank you for all you do!
If you want to check out some other awesome female rockers, Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, Lita Ford, Deborah Harry (Blondie), Ann and Nancy Wilson (Heart), The Runaways (which Jett and Ford were both a part of) are some great ones that really blazed the trail for a lot of young women.
Love love love you guys so much. Great perspective.
I agree with the request to do more influential women in rock. You have done one Heart song and I think you should go back to another....Barracuda. If you do any 80s hair metal, please react to Whitesnake - Slow and Easy.
You guys have got to react to “Stop dragging my heart around “ Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty. Awesome duet. One of those you’ve probably heard, just need to hear it!
The woman was fire. Soulful. Got that album at 16, back in 81. Love Fleetwood Mac. Loved Stevie when I was young. Super soulful and charismatic live. She casts a spell, you cannot look away from that woman on stage. Thanks for taking me way back to high school, lol.
Perfection. To me, this song speaks of finding a soulmate, who plays the same (figurative) music, who is younger than her... (my lense, as I'm living it, lol). It was the first song I realized I knew the words to that wasn't a nursery rhyme. Conscious awakening. And one of my anthems to this day. Stevie is my spirit animal ; )
Janis Joplin - Piece of my heart
Tina Turner - Nutbush city limits
Chrissy Amphlett (Divinyls) - Human on the inside
- I touch myself
- Wild thing (cover version)
Deborah Harry - I want that man
Annie Lennox (Eurythmics) - Missionary man
Bonnie Tyler - Total eclipse of the heart
Chrissie Hynde (The Pretenders) - Hymn to her
Joan Jett - I Love Rock 'n' Roll
- Bad reputation
Courtney Love (Hole) - Celebrity Skin
When you listen to these songs, you're also listening to the engineers, mixers and producers making them sound LIKE THAT. Shelly Yakus is a genius.
Guys love to jam to women rock and rollers. Stevie is the full package, gorgeous, super talented, and can sing like no one else.
A friend of mine from high school is in her inner circle. I haven't met her, but he says she is one of the kindest, sweetest people he has ever known.
'Stop Draggin' My Heart Around' with Stevie and Tom Petty is another iconic song for her.
If you are looking for women of rock, you will have to include Pat Benatar. A few suggestions would be 'Fire and Ice' or 'Promises in the Dark'. Bonus, you will get to listen to her hubby Neil Giraldo absolutely melt the lead guitar.
Stevie Nicks was such a huge influence on me growing up. She's a gritty alto and I have a similar tone, so it was so amazing to hear someone with a similar tone to mine (especially when most female singers had cleaner and higher tones). I remember my brother saw her live on the Belladonna tour and I was so mad I couldn't go because my mom thought I was too young lol.
I got to see her on the 1986
*"Rock A Little"* tour. She was great...
I got the you're too young crap also. So my kids - I took them to all of the concerts I went to. My daughter was wearing all sorts of concert shirts to school - even one from styx that said (really huge) classic rock my ass! She lives in another state now but still goes herself with a friend. I'm so proud 😊
@@andreadeamon6419 ~ Styx is my favorite band. Unfortunately, my son is not into concert going...😒
I got to see her on her only British tour in 1989 at Wembley Arena. Had to wait another 28 years to see her solo at Hyde Park supporting Tom Petty and all my birthdays came at once when she played Gold & Braid then sang Stop Draggin'..... with Tom
@@Deborahtunes I'm so sorry. Hopefully he'll kick his own butt when he gets older and realizes what he's missed 😳
Fun Fact: Stevie Nicks was the only female to be Inducted into the Hall Of Fame TWICE 1: Inducted by Sheryl Crow in 1998 with Fleetwood Mac 2: Inducted by Harry Styles in 2019 this woman is a Legend !!!!!
When Stevie was a little girl she couldn't pronounce her name, Stephanie ... it came out "Stevie"and been stuck ever since. The first chords/riff is the da-ga-da-da da-ga-da.da.. by Waddy Watchel, Russ Kunkel on drums. The song was about death...how the bird of death (nightbird), white winged dove. Her uncle Bill was dying, they went running down the hall trying to find someone in the hospital trying to find help and her uncle passed...come away, come away, come away (death). Also the death of John Lennon. The title of the song was from a conversation with Tom Petty's wife. She said the 'age' of seventeen, Stevie thought she said 'the edge of seventeen'. I still have the original vinyl, played it over and over.... The 80's final show in Los Angeles, she does this song with her dance moves, it was like magic. She was a ballet dancer until an injury, she used those moves in her performances. Pure magick. Stevie Nicks is the ultimate Rock Goddess.