The Inevitable Return of Stevie Nicks (OUT)

[BombaySapphire3]

Great article but still no mention of how Carousel magically appears on the album..wonder if there ever will be .

[PenguinHead]

Originally Posted by BombaySapphire3

Great article but still no mention of how Carousel magically appears on the album..wonder if there ever will be .

It's still early in the promotion process. Once the album is released there will be a lot of press and interviews. It's only a matter of time until we know more. It's unreasonable to expect instant gratification. I'm enjoying the build up and slow reveal.

The information/previews we're getting from this album is unprecedented when compared to previous releases. I'm grateful about the smart marketing -- engaging the fan base utilizing social media. Patiently waiting.

[Machu]

Great article and I NEED that gate picture in high quality. Love it!

[jwd]

Stevie is truly an endearing spirit. From her take on sexual orientation to mentoring the next generation. Have you made waves Stevie? Damn girl, you're a frickin' tsunami!

Something tells me that Mabel Normand is going to be one of my favorites from 24k Gold, based on what I've heard, and the inspiration for the song.

Great read, thanks so much for posting Nicole!

[Artemis]

Loved her little line about not needing a relationship, just a 'great dog' oh, this woman cracks me up.

[michelej1]

Here's a timeline, slide show that Out did for Stevie's career.

http://www.out.com/entertainment/mus...meline#slide-1

Buckingham Nicks, 1973


Nicks, 66, shot to fame with Fleetwood Mac, which dominated the charts starting in 1975 with their peerless brand of California rock: mellow romanticism with a tense spine. The group’s two couples famously split up during the recording of their 1977 blockbuster, Rumours, which has sold more than 40 million copies.

Fleetwood Mac, 1975


Nicks’s mystical songwriting and swirly, shawl-based stage presence set the group apart and made her an icon. Acclaim and opportunities have poured in ever since, but never more so than in the past few years.

Rumours, 1977


A Glee episode dedicated to the 1977 album Rumours put the album back on the charts and onto the Spotify playlists of millennials.

Fleetwood Mac in 1977


Nicks’s famously volatile relationship with Buckingham is stable, for the moment. “Lindsey and I just never change,” she says. “We are exactly who we were when we moved to Los Angeles. There’s always going to be that jealousy-resentment thing that we wish would go away but never does, so I think that we’ve both learned to live with each other.”

Bella Donna, 1981


Nicks appeared in the most recent season of the super-hot American Horror Story as a singing witch, which made the classic songs she sang, including “Seven Wonders,” trending topics on Twitter. She’s a mentor on the latest season of The Voice.

Tango In The Night, 1987


The early ’80s brought her smash solo albums Bella Donna and The Wild Heart, adding songs like “Edge of Seventeen” and “Stand Back” to her repertoire, but more than a decade of cocaine use landed her in Betty Ford in 1986.

More Slide Shows


Nicks with Lily Rabe


She played American Horror Story: Coven's version of Glinda, a good witch with powers who chooses not to practice. She sang “Seven Wonders,” “Rhiannon,” and “Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You” as Jessica Lange looked on and wept. “My favorite thing of all time is those scenes with Jessica Lange,” she says. “That show took my music to a lot of people. Television is really the new movies. I love sitting right there on my big couch watching TV by myself. A couple of hours of Law and Order, and I’m good.”

On The Tonight Show

Nicks and Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon reenacted the 1981 video for her first non–Fleetwood Mac hit, “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” in April. Last month, Fleetwood Mac embarked on a world tour, the first in 16 years to feature fellow member Christine McVie.

Nicks’s latest release, 24 Karat Gold, is released Oct. 7. The album's tracks will seduce even casual fans of Nicks’s work: “Lady” — whose plaintive refrain, “What will become of me?” was written when Nicks was working as a housecleaner — would have been a smash for Fleetwood Mac if it had been released in the ’70s.

[goldenground]

Here's the photo of Stevie by the gate in HQ

[Lisa W]

Thank you so much for posting this beautiful HD photo! I think it is one of the loveliest pictures I've ever seen of Stevie!!

[gypsyhelena]

Reading this turned a bad day into a not-so-bad day, so thank you for posting it!

[BombaySapphire3]

Originally Posted by Lisa W

Thank you so much for posting this beautiful HD photo! I think it is one of the loveliest pictures I've ever seen of Stevie!!

Agreed ! makes a beautiful backround for the computer screen.I could look at it all day.

[StreetAngel86]

Originally Posted by kak125

very interesting article but who in their right mind would put aspirin in water and put it up their nose. i dont get it, why not just swallow the damn thing? i never heard of anybody doing that before that is for sure!

this was hilarious.
Stevie is CRAZY.
must have been the coke making her think it was OK to do that
what the h3ll

i love that picture by the gates
so pretty

goldenground - a thousand and 1 thank yous. WOW. it's even more gorgeous GIANT

[Machu]

Originally Posted by goldenground

Here's the photo of Stevie by the gate in HQ

You are an angel!!!! Thanks!

[tabruns]

I love the "enough demos to do three more albums" comment the best.

[Nickingham]

She broke her toe on an electrical outlet in the floorboard? I wonder where that happened. Filming the Lady video? Rehearsals?
Hopefully she's in shipshape when the tour starts. She might have to wear those Frankenboks for a little while.
That woman keeps tripping over stuff. She makes me nervous!

[lovethemac1]

Originally Posted by goldenground

Here's the photo of Stevie by the gate in HQ

Who's the dude sitting outside the gate on the right? He looks like a tourist? He's talking to a woman with red hair maybe?