Favourite Lindsey instrumental

[seteca]

Hi everybody!:wavey:

What's your favourite Lindsey instrumental piece? They're all brilliant, but my favourite has to be Django. It's awesome.:blob1:

(Instrumental Intro. to This Is The Time is a close second. A fantastic piece.)

What's yours???

:wavey: :wavey: :wavey:

[madformac]

Too true seteca,

Django is the best, so far at least.

:D

[wondergirl9847]

My favorite is the intro to This is the Time! :thumbsup: That one and Django both have a Spanish/medieval sound to them!! :D Django is 2nd fave!! :nod::D I LOVE the intro to Don't Look Down too!! DOH, too many GREAT ones!! I love hearing him do This Nearly Was Mine live, it so FAST in the middle!!! :eek:

[Street_Dreamer]

I picked "Wild California" because I used it for a class wherein I did a "documentary" about a site at our school that my friends and I used to hang around (until we graduated); the green box. The song intertwined beautifully, and the editor/director/producer of the film *COUGH* did an excellent job of editing the interviews and making the overall feel of the documentary very light hearted and funny. :lol: :)

Matt

[sodascouts]

I believe "Stephanie" is the most beautiful song Lindsey's ever written.

[Hawkeye]

Stephane. It's Beautiful. Django is too short and I'm too big on that whole spanish thing. Stephanie is PURE magic.

[chiliD]

I'm assuming that these are just Lindsey's instrumental PERFORMANCES.

We DO know that Lindsey didn't WRITE "Django", right? (if so, just to be redundant) It was written by legendary jazz pianist John Lewis of the "Modern Jazz Quartet".

My vote went to the intro to "Don't Look Down". Probably has something to do with the melody being EXTREMELY similar to those that blasted from those gritty speakers atop the Good Humor ice cream trucks that used to cruise through the neighborhood back in the 50's & '60's.

:blob2:

[Mari]

voted for This Nearly Was Mine, because I love playing that one:)
also great combined with Street of Dreams-live.

[rhiannon1119]

"Stephanie" is definitely my favorite! It is just beautiful!

:) Michelle

[EnchantedStorms]

Got to be "Stephanie" for me, too. :nod: Just LOVE it!

~~Angela~~:wavey:

[macfan 57]

Another vote for Stephanie, my favorite song on the Buckingham/Nicks album.

[BellaDonnaGypsy]

Well, it was close, but I went for This Nearly Was Mine... I adore Stephanie, but the former holds too many sentimental reasons for me in that it reminds me of my grandparents.

Laura.

[Skylark]

:wavey: Hi Lindsey Fans!
Best...Lindsey Solo... Instrumental:
Don't Look Down...my all time Fav!

My other one is... Book of Miracles!
But...is it a Lindsey Tune? Chili? Sky:)

[Mari]

well, my name is not chili, but the writing credits for Book of Miracles are for Stevie Nicks.

[Johnny Stew]

Actually, "Book Of Miracles" is credited to both Stevie and Lindsey.
:)



Johnny Stew

[sulamith]

"Stephanie"...................for all the right reasons!
The most romantic thing he's done, and the closest to a pure love song we'll ever be likely to get from him.
Words are certainly not needed on that one.

[itsmeangie]

i love that song (and it gets my vote for fav. instrumental) but hasn't lindsey said that the only reason he named that song 'stephanie' is because he didn't have a title and stevie suggested it?

*angie

[macfan 57]

Angie, that's exactly what he said. That was on that Words and Music Promo CD.

[sulamith]

So.........he wouldn't have named it that if he didn't want to.
Also, the Words and Music set was done at a time when he was very angry at her still, so I'm sure he wasn't in any mood at that time to fondly recall the events of the Buckingham Nicks years.

There's no reason to completly write off the title as meaning nothing.

It's a beautiful, innocent piece that reflects their relationship at the time it was written.

A little world with a world, time within a time, I believe he is fond of calling it.

[ERigby818]

Even if she did suggest the name, its still very romantic that he used that as the title. It's a gorgeous song. I've actually been listening to it every day for like the last month and each time it boggles my mind that even that young he was really mastering the fancy guitar work....Then I think about him practicing till his fingers ached and Stevie going out and waitressing to support them both...
*sigh* Talk about romantic!
-Sonia

[Skylark]

Sorry! :eek:I never knew that solo was from Lindsey
AND Stevie! All Lindsey's intros are great...and
This Nearly was Mine from OOTC is just lovely!
The solo work Stephanie is also well done! Sky:)

ps...Nothing special there! Lindsey said he doesn't care
what titles his work has! It was Stevie's idea anyway!:)

[EnchantedStorms]

lol...JMO here...but, regardless of whether or not Stevie suggested it, or if Lindsey did, or if Lindsey cared (or not) WHAT the song was named...he (they) DID name it Stephanie. So...it IS pretty special. It's a beautiful song...and I'm sure that he cannot play it today without thinking of her...which is kinda cool. Regardless of whether or not they ever get back together...they WERE together at one time, and they meant alot to each other--went through a lot together. IMO, he could have been just a tad bit more romantic, and named one for her on his OWN. LOL!:laugh: :nod: :laugh:

~~Angela~~:wavey: