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vermicious knid 07-30-2008 09:05 PM

I don't really know what he said since I only read about it second hand. Something vulgar about how she was only a road lay.

enchanted 07-30-2008 10:54 PM

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Originally Posted by vermicious knid (Post 766148)
I don't really know what he said since I only read about it second hand. Something vulgar about how she was only a road lay.

He is the love of her life according to a recent Stevie interview......come on Stevie you can do better than him!!!!!!!........ I don't get it ....all of her male relationships have remained friends......how does she do it???????

galestreet 07-30-2008 11:29 PM

I was on the wrong thread
 
I was just saying I bet Stevie had a man in her life, some torrid affair, and bingo, I was
on the Soundstage review part 2, like oh my but really Dave Stewart?????

Phil 07-31-2008 03:10 AM

I disagree with judging a potential lover/relationship on looks alone and actually consider Dave Stewart to be attractive - he certainly is a lovely guy, not to mention immensely talented - but if you're wondering about a physical attraction, legend has it that the guy is rather well built downstairs if you get my drift. Remember, he and one of the most incredible women in the world, Annie Lennox, were an item for quite a few years.

darla 07-31-2008 07:11 AM

I remenber reading in 84 in the star magizine that Dave Steward hung out at
Stevie's house and it was a wild party. So you can only imagine what transpired,
but I think cocaine was talked about in a round about way. Also I listened
to the Joe Walsh interview with Howard Stern, the interview was shortly after
they perform for Clinton. He said some mean things. Howard wasn't nice either.
One question he asked Joe was, when you did Stevie was she fat? And yes he
said road F - - K, I got annoyed and stopped listening. I can't stand Howard,
however I wanted to hear the interview and what was said about Stevie. How she
can forgive him amazes me. But it is her life and I am sure we all made mistakes.
Darla

njova 07-31-2008 09:01 AM

What I want to know is what were the explosive situations involving Jimmy Iovine and Tom Petty? She was already broken up with Jimmy and Tom was only a friend.

AliP 07-31-2008 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by vermicious knid (Post 766141)
Stevie doesn't sing back-up on that song. Tom Petty said he used Stevie's back-up singers on a day that Stevie was not in the studio.

I have heard that before. However, Stevie has said herself that she did, in fact, sing backup on the song. I will have to find her exact quote. Listen to the song...you can distinctly hear her voice.

strandinthewind 07-31-2008 11:23 AM

^^

I have heard a version of DCAHNM where you can clearly hear Stevie's vocal.

sleepless child 07-31-2008 12:53 PM

I think on the Tom Petty documentary they talk about the origins of this song. It was started by Stevie and I think some vocals were laid down but Stevie ended up not finishing it so Dave took over. I think those are Stevie's vocals on the song.

studyinscarlet 07-31-2008 01:25 PM

Maybe Stevie figures that they were all effed up on drugs and once it's out in the public what is she going to do? How many guys would she have to be hating on? lol

I remember Henley. I think I called him an enormous ass the last time we talked about it here years ago. I still think he's an enormous ass, no matter whether Stevie does or not. 'Tough mama' may have a little trouble coming to grips with the fact that these guys are asses. That would seem to indicate a humungous lack of judgement. Pride maybe? The power of illusion?

Or just being coked out and banging. I dunno which. But none of them are too pretty to look back on.

starshine 07-31-2008 06:15 PM

I like Don Henley's music and the Eagles as well....I don't agree with all the things they did back in the 'day'....just read Don Felders 'Heaven & Hell' book thats out.....very very interesting read....I'm up the the part of Hotel California....He only mentions Stevie a couple of times at this point in the book.....that she and Don (Henley) had dated on and off for 2 years.....he stated that he is friends with her (that is Don Felder) to this day....and it is seperate from her relationship she has with Don Henley....he said he never spoke about Stevie with Don H either.....You may not like Stevie's relationships but well there hers.....she has to deal with them...not us.....and well if she can be 'friends' with all the the past men in her life so be it.....it is her life after all.....and what does being mad all the time and pissed off accomplish really. It really only hurts 'you' in the long run really not them......just some thoughts.....anyway......:shrug:

David 07-31-2008 06:34 PM

It doesn't totally sound like Stevie to me. It sounds like Marilyn Martin.

studyinscarlet 07-31-2008 09:11 PM

You don't have to go around 'pissed off' all the time, but I don't think she should be looking through rose-colored glasses and calling some of these guys friends. I don't think a 'friend' goes on to say you were a road f**k, or a friend blabs to a national magazine about an abortion. Who would keep guys like that in their life? And why? And write songs praising them. It smacks a little of twisted thinking. How about 'don't go away mad, just go away'?

Seems she was angrier at Lindsey for a long time for a LOT less. Humph.

tlssln 07-31-2008 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by AliP (Post 766126)
Huh? I don't get it.... So is he saying Stevie believed she had sex with him two times or they really did have sex two times or at all for that matter? And what sort of explosive situations...about what??

I wonder if Stevie knows that song is about her as she sings backup on it. Considering how she complains about Lindsey saying she was "shacking up" in GYOW, and how she really wasn't shacking up with anyone, I would think she would be pretty offended by his account of this song.

It didn't make any sense to me either, especially because I remember hearing a different story regarding the song. Damn if I can remember where I saw it, but does anyone else remember someone (maybe Stevie or Jimmy) saying that Dave Stewart wrote the music for "Don't Come Around Here No More" and Jimmy wanted Stevie to write the lyrics but he didn't like what she wrote so Stevie said she wanted Tom to write the lyrics and she would record it but then Tom stole the song? Sound familiar to anyone?

tlssln 07-31-2008 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Tango (Post 766146)
Well, I guess you could toss Don Henley into the mix as well in terms of "cads" who have aired out private matters. But Joe was an absolute raving drunk that Stern took advantage of at the time. Joe's cleaned up and been sober for quite a while. Stevie & Joe have managed to rebuild fences since that time. Stevie is "Sister Honey." 'Can we still be friends? The answer's always yes.' That's a Stevie Nicks trait that amazes me to this day.

Didn't Stevie just say that she hasn't seen Joe since he broke up with her?


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