Dear Sister Honey,
Leather and Lace was performed on the Wild Heart Tour. The radio broadcast of "Stevie Nicks in Concert" featured the Bella Donna show with 3 Wild Heart tour songs inserted. The point I was making (along with the Largo show that was not commercially released) was that her management limited her live show visuals and audios because of how high she was.
Pay better attention Sister or the hay wagon may pass you by.
You'll go fast like a cropper plane
and then fast like backyard stream
She'll hit you with a fury
Whispering those words one more time baby
one more time
And she says dont let your former golden hair get in your way now

You SAID that she added three songs from Wild Heart, then listed three songs, the other two of which were WH songs.

You're as full of caca as $tevie. REVISIONIST!

Reading is fundamental
It was written as THEY and not she. They as in the radio concert people or whoever put her 1983 concert on the radio.

Lacking a bit in reading comprehension and Iowa Basic Skills

You're so full of sh*t, we all need boots.

Wild and beautiful and quite wacky. Lots of charm and a few moments of cringe, usually when she said something.

Rhiannon was quite rough, too. By the end of the set, she didn’t have much voice left.

Not even close! She gave performances in late September and early October that left this one in the dust for incredible singing (although they were just as wacky—in fact, even more so). She recaptured an amazing groove late in the 1983 tour. The early legs never excited me that much.

Oakland (October 4), but two of the songs were post-production dubbed and not truly live: STAND BACK and LEATHER.

She said some . . . uhh . . . interesting things in October, introducing BEAUTY. Once, she even said that Beauty killed Beast and he “rose up” and carried her skyward. She got a plug in, too, for Jean Cocteau’s movie. At one of the stops, she sang the line about “My love is a man who hasn’t been tamed,” and Stevie stomped her little foot and ad libbed “He’s a total fox.” This drew a big, noisy hoot from her sisters of the moon. She was completely enamored of the fairy-tale atmosphere she had created at her concerts. Meanwhile, thousands of kids (and adults) are up there in the rafters, thinking she was quite daft. It was a great time. She really was one of those silent movie queens, embalmed in their narcissism. She was Ziggy Stardust, Theda Bara, and Princess Turandot all come to life.

Wow, good to know. For overdubbed songs, they were not great at all. The original live cuts really must have been messed up. But the clue was only having 3 Wild Heart Live tracks inserted into the Bella Donna concert. WTF? Thats almost admitting the stuff was too wacky or crazy for radio. BTW, do you remember the Pittsburgh show being extra bad. She was hoarse, spacey, and she claimed there were microphone problems and stopped the show several times. A few songs she sang from Waddy's mic and then Sharon's mic.