The Duet Partners...in their own right

[EveryHour]

I know favorite Stevie duet partners have been discussed a lot as far as their song/s with Stevie...but which of them is your favorite aside from their collaboration with Stevie? Rank them, if you wish. The choices: Tom Petty, Don Henley, Bruce Hornsby, Natalie Maines, Kenny Loggins. I was tempted to include others that were major collaborations, although not technically duets (John Stewart, Sheryl Crow, etc)...so include them if you wish!

I'd say...

1-Tom (wooooooooooooooooooohooooooooooooooooo!)
2-Don (alright!)
3-Natalie
4-Bruce
5-Kenny (ugh! )

[golden braid]

I love Tom Petty! I really like Sheryl Crow too and the others I'm not into.

[Neal]

1. Tom- Of course!
2. Don- Like him, but not the song. Sorry.
3. Bruce- Like the song, not him.
4. Natalie- Would've been better suited on a DC album.
5. Kenny- Yuck.

[Johnny Stew]

Far and away, it's Tom Petty for me. He's the tops.

Sheryl Crow has grown on me over the years, and I like quite a number of her songs.

I can only take Don Henley in small doses, though I enjoy him within the Eagles (for the most part), and I love "Heart Of The Matter," "Boys Of Summer," and "Sunset Grill."

Natalie Maines... I'm not a big fan of country music, but the Dixie Chicks aren't bad, and I enjoyed their cover of "Landslide."

Bruce Horsby and Kenny G.?
Ick.

Other than those last two, I really like everyone Stevie has worked with (well, ok, not Jesse Camp!).

[darklinensuit]

1) Warren Zevon
2) Sheryl
3) Tom
4) Don (LOVE his voice with Stevie's)
5) Bob Dylan
6) David Crosby
7) Ringo
8) BB King
9) Natalie
10) Macy

- Jake

[laurie816]

Tom Petty is pretty cool!!:cool: And I've always enjoyed his work over the years.

I love Don Henley's "End Of The Innocence"...it's truly a great album, but other than that I'm not all that crazy about his work.

The Eagles are alright to listen to on the radio and in a bar, but I'm they're not one of my favorite bands.

I loved Macy Gray when she first came out...then she got all freaky and weird...but she does have one truly unique voice.

And Sadly, every time I hear of David Crosby now...all I think is Sperm Donor:eek:

Don't get me wrong, I admire what he did....but I think Melissa would've been better off with Brad Pitt!!

[Siri Ruane]

Tom Petty. He's almost as cool as Lynyrd Skynyrd. ;)

[DrummerDeanna]

Well I was actually a Sheryl Crow fan from the very beginning, well since her first album anyway....so she's my favorite...then...

Tom Petty
Don Henley

[markolas]

It's kind of a toss-up between Sheryl Crow and Tom Petty for me. I loved both of them before I really knew much of anything about Stevie Nicks.

I like the Eagles, but don't care much for Don Henley solo. After that, it's Natalie Maines, then Bruce Hornsby. Kenny Loggins, I just don't like at all. He and his wife are too weird. I think they had a nude wedding or something...and then wrote some off-the-wall book.

[cliffdweller]

Tom and Sheryl and if he counts---Lindsey (and of course, he's first on the list).

I don't know if this counts either, but I absolutely love Sheryl's production on Stevie's songs, moreso than anyone else she's worked with besides maybe Jimmy Iovine. I would love it if Sheryl and Stevie put out and album together with Sheryl producing---I'm pretty sure Stevie said they'd do a project together in the future, but I'm definitely not holding my breath.

[cliffdweller]

Originally posted by markolas
Kenny Loggins, I just don't like at all. He and his wife are too weird. I think they had a nude wedding or something...and then wrote some off-the-wall book.

WTF?!?!?!?!?

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by cliffdweller
WTF?!?!?!?!?

Oh come on, Cliffdweller, that theme has Austin written all over it!:laugh:
"Please join us in our pride as our children are joined in matrimony at Hippy Hollow.":laugh: :cool:

- Jake

[cliffdweller]

Originally posted by darklinensuit
Oh come on, Cliffdweller, that theme has Austin written all over it!:laugh:
"Please join us in our pride as our children are joined in matrimony at Hippy Hollow.":laugh: :cool:

- Jake

Yes it does, and unfortunately I've been to Hippy Hollow, once mind you, and it was a sobering experience~ never to return again! :laugh:

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by cliffdweller
Yes it does, and unfortunately I've been to Hippy Hollow, once mind you, and it was a sobering experience~ never to return again! :laugh:

I haven't been there, but had no idea one was allowed to be sober there.;)

- Jake

[Moon Brother]

Originally posted by darklinensuit
1) Warren Zevon
2) Sheryl
3) Tom
4) Don (LOVE his voice with Stevie's)
5) Bob Dylan
6) David Crosby
7) Ringo
8) BB King
9) Natalie
10) Macy

- Jake

what?!? No honorable mentions for JESSE CAMP??? :laugh:


Peace, Love, and Magick~
Moon Brother

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by Moon Brother
what?!? No honorable mentions for JESSE CAMP??? :laugh:


Peace, Love, and Magick~
Moon Brother

Somebody else mentioned him, and I did not since I don't care for his music or that song at all.

- Jake

[markolas]

Originally posted by cliffdweller
WTF?!?!?!?!?

I saw both he and his wife on some talk show a few years ago promoting a book they wrote together where they talked about it. I'm not making this up. The book was called <i>The Unimaginable Life</i>.

[darklinensuit]

Originally posted by markolas
I saw both he and his wife on some talk show a few years ago promoting a book they wrote together where they talked about it. I'm not making this up. The book was called <i>The Unimaginable Life</i>.

Be honest, you were in the wedding party.
Just tell us, where did you pin the boutenir (sp.) ?;) :)

- Jake