Christine Will be joining them

[HejiraNYC]

Originally Posted by jbrownsjr

Yes!!

No.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by The Catdancer

I think she didn't want to. There's an interview with her on YT which was taken after ITM and she said she did go to a show but was quite comfortable watching them work their butts off from the sound booth
She also said that it would take a lot of rehearsing since they had that big back up band and she didn't feel like it.

She said they twisted her arm a bit to get her to perform, but she declined. Michele

[Nicks Fan]

Originally Posted by AnthonyMI

The sad thing is... the people that beat Fleetwood Mac that year were Shawn Colvin and Jamarqui. However those are spelled. Sure, both were good songs in their own right, but not memorable. Say the name Fleetwood Mac or mention The Dance and both are Historical. Even teenagers know about them thanks to Glee, The Voice, etc... but say "Sunny Came Home" or "Virtual Insanity" and the only people that remember them are those that listened to top 40 in 1997 and or listen to the 90s on 9 on Sirius XM. HA!

These were the Nominations that year


Best Pop Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal

Silver Springs - Fleetwood Mac
MMMBop - Hanson
Virtual Insanity - Jamiroquai
Don't Speak - No Doubt
Anybody Seen My Baby? - The Rolling Stones

Best Pop Album

This Fire - Paula Cole (Paula Cole, producer)
The Dance - Fleetwood Mac (Lindsey Buckingham & Elliot Scheiner, producers)
Travelling Without Moving - Jamiroquai (Jay Kay & Al Stone, producers)
Surfacing - Sarah McLachlan (Pierre Marchand, producer)
Hourglass - James Taylor (Frank Filipetti & James Taylor, producers)

Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal

Falling In Love (Is Hard On The Knees) - Aerosmith
The Chain - Fleetwood Mac
Push - Matchbox 20
Crash Into Me - Dave Matthews Band
One Headlight - The Wallflowers

[Nicks Fan]

Silver Springs should have won if nothing else. That performance was superb and I don't think the other nominations come close. I can't believe that Hanson was nominated.

[jbrownsjr]

Originally Posted by HejiraNYC

No.

I was joking. There are a lot of live albums where they play the new album. Gilmour did it, Rush played 90% of Clockwork Angels. etc..

[elle]

Originally Posted by Nicks Fan

Silver Springs should have won if nothing else. That performance was superb and I don't think the other nominations come close. I can't believe that Hanson was nominated.

who won?

i used to love Don't Speak.

[Nicks Fan]

Originally Posted by elle

who won?

i used to love Don't Speak.

The winners were

Virtual Insanity – Jamiroquai
Hourglass - James Taylor (Frank Filipetti & James Taylor, producers)
One Headlight - The Wallflowers

[SLN1]

http://stevienicksnews.net/2013/04/2...mac-in-london/

[The Catdancer]

Originally Posted by skcin

She was pretty adamant that she would NOT tour back then, and I believe she was against performing live on stage in general, even if it was just a one time thing (she did say she was wiling to record back then...)

So what changed her mind?

Maybe her performance with Mick & Steven Tyler in Hawaii

[The Catdancer]

Originally Posted by michelej1

She said they twisted her arm a bit to get her to perform, but she declined. Michele

Right, but now she'll be doing Don't Stop

[aleuzzi]

Originally Posted by bethelblues

They were never going to win for The Dance. All of their nominations were for songs written 20 years earlier. Even the hit Silver Springs. The bigger crime is that Stevie never won for any of her solo nominations, especially for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance.

And that James Taylor won instead. I like his music but that album was so much like everything else he did. Paula Cole should've won for This Fire.