The Ledge - The Australian Interviews Stevie/Lindsey 2/04

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind (Post 756106)

I need an exact timeline of events. When exactly did FM (as a unit) go into the studio to start to record TITN as opposed to some of the members lending help as Mick did on WH for La Nicks.

They went to Lindsey's house to record TANGO in January 1986. There was no helping-hand situation with regard to TANGO. There was a helping-hand situation in 1985 with regard to Christine McVie's track for the soundtrack for A FINE MESS.

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When exactly was La Nicks concert booked for RAL.

The tour didn't start until April 1986, five months or more after the release of the album.

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Also, if Mick was so pissed about it, then why was he at the Red Rocks concert?

Mick played congas at dozens of Stevie's shows on the West Coast, too. That was almost half a year after Stevie's fling Down Under with Petty & Dylan. My strong hunch is that all the others (not just Mick) were a little perturbed with Stevie when she took off in February for no apparent reason other than to have a little fun. Her decision to do that does not indicate loyalty or commitment or professionalism.

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Then again, I kind of no longer give a shiitte. If you want to think La Nicks had no loyalty to FM, so be it.

Stevie had great loyalty to, love for, & professionalism for Fleetwood Mac throughout much of her association with them.

But not in 1986. ;)

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Originally Posted by David (Post 756112)

My strong hunch is that all the others (not just Mick) were a little perturbed with Stevie when she took off in February for no apparent reason other than to have a little fun.

And she knew it too. I can recall at least two instances where she brought up how she was pretty sure the band were probably tapping their feet wondering where the heck she was. She sounded rather blase about it, but I'm sure that was an act.

But like I've said before, that was her Escape Trip.

why would she pass up touring with bob dylan and tom petty? It was a crazy time for all of them, so i dont think she was wrong for doing that. There's not much else to do in the studio for her, and that's what she does best-performing live! just my rambling drunkin thoughts.. :)

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Her memory is another matter, but we'll get to that later.

:lol:

oh my how

that kills me

Iain Shedden: music writer, drummer dies at 60

When he interviewed Fleetwood Mac’s Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham in the early 2000s, things got testy. “The two of them were sitting together on a sofa in a Sydney hotel,” Shedden told The Lismore Echo in 2011. “I knew they had a fiery relationship: the album Rumours was about their breakup. They seemed fine and were chatting away, when Lindsey said something about which month it was when he left the band. Stevie said ‘No, that’s not right’ and it set them off. For 10 minutes, the two of them were hoeing into each other while I waited for it to subside. Eventually she said ‘Sorry, we’d forgotten about you’.”

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/arts...f7fa3cdd204907

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Originally Posted by SisterNightroad (Post 1217559)

They bring the worst out of each other. :laugh:

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Originally Posted by SisterNightroad (Post 1217559)

[B][SIZE="3"] the two of them were hoeing into each other while I waited for it to subside.

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Originally Posted by jbrownsjr (Post 1217562)

They bring the worst out of each other. :laugh:

Not when they are hoeing each other.:lol: