Rock Hall 2019: 30 best albums from this year's class

[cbBen]

Originally Posted by David

Give It's Only Love another listen. It's one of Stevie's career-capping studio vocal performances. She finds the Sixties folk-femme groove—listen to Dionne Warwick's Anyone Who Ever Had a Heart, Nico's These Days, or Emmylou Harris & Gram Parsons on Love Hurts from Grievous Angel.

Just did, thanks. I wouldn't put in a league with the above, but yes it's a good song.

[mitzo]

Originally Posted by cbBen

Just did, thanks. I wouldn't put in a league with the above, but yes it's a good song.

She is always best on ballads.

[AliceLover]

In Your Dreams > TISL

In Your Dreams was more fun. Twitter and social media were a thing. I was in college and got to follow the making of the album online. Dave tweeted stuff, Stevie did lots of press..even a few shows the summer before. It was such an exciting time.

She released "Secret Love" in early 2011. I had just started student teaching. I listened to that song EVERY DAY to and from student teaching for a few months.

Such good memories.

[Jondalar]

I only liked 3 complete albums from her: Bella Donna, The Wild Heart and 24k. The rest I just liked certain songs.

[TheWildHeart67]

"The Wild Heart," is one of my favorite albums of all time. I love TISL all the way through. 24KG I adore. I dislike most of SA except for "Blue Denim," "Destiny," and "Rose Garden." TOSOTM has good tracks, but time e hasn't been kind to the production. "Bella Donna," was steller. "Rock a little," has a fun big 80's charm. IYD was a decent album. I love her solo music.