Stevie Nicks on Countdown (1980)

[johnnystorms]

Originally Posted by teedeerocks

God,she seems so sweet and down to earth,just like RD says she was.And did I hear her say "thank you" when complimented on one of her songs?I haven't heard her say that to an interviewer for a long time.Usually she just goes on and on about how important or how "fantastic" it is.It seems the "life" has hardened her but I can understand how that could happen.What a shame......

she's in her 60's and knows the impact of her music now! should she still feign to be an ingénue? then you'd accuse her of being disingenuous.

[teedeerocks]

Originally Posted by johnnystorms

she's in her 60's and knows the impact of her music now! should she still feign to be an ingénue? then you'd accuse her of being disingenuous.

No - I would then accuse her of being a lovely,talented woman who hasn't forgotten where she came from and who truly appreciates her success and her fans while still remaining unfazed by it all.Y'know,kinda like Christine.......But I respect your opinion even if it's wrong.....

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by Macfanforever

Yea .I always like Suzie and her tunes too.In the 1970's almost everybody had Farrah hair.

I noticed Molly is wearing a almost Beatles hairstyle in the interview.

Suzie with Chris Norman was a great pair up in 1978 with this hit tune.

Chris Norman & Suzi Quatro - Stumblin' In .

Lovely video!
Speaking of Stevie's perm in the video, even if it was less legendary than the Farrah feathered hair it was still very popular.
Another awesome rock lady that used to rock it at the time was Ann Wilson:

[greendaze5]

Donna Summer had that 'Tusk' hairdo too!