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jwd 08-01-2008 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by tlssln (Post 766312)
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?

Sure does. It's on Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Runnin' Down A Dream dvd. The same one with that fabulous concert where Stevie joined them onstage back in '06.

SuzeQuze 08-02-2008 09:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Phil (Post 766374)
Has it occurred to anyone that Dave Stewart's comments may have been said in jest? He is known for messing with the press so I'm just wondering if the whole thing could have been a piss-take?

Is he? :lol: That would make more sense. There's so much kiss and tell that could be done in rock and roll and you rarely hear any of it. I think that is a good policy, as much as I love hearing some of the details, it's just too much for those involved.

I do not think Dave is horrible looking either. Someone doesn't have to be gorgeous to be attractive.

http://us.ent1.yimg.com/images.launc...6/28996487.jpg

jwd 08-02-2008 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by tlssln (Post 766312)
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?

Actually, in Petty's Runnin' Down A Dream documentary, Jimmy Iovine said that Dave Stewart wrote the music and he(Jimmy) wanted Stevie to write the lyrics to it and record it for one of her albums. She wouldn't or couldn't find the words, or wanted Tom petty to write the words. Petty wrote the lyrics, liked it, kept it, and it turned up on Southern Accents. It's such a good song!


Trailer for Petty's Runnin' Down A Dream documentary. Very interesting indeed! BUY IT!!! :blob1:


Sanne2 08-02-2008 03:36 PM

Does anyone know if the video of this song is some kind of reference to Stevie, the "Alice" character?

David 08-02-2008 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Sanne2 (Post 766596)
Does anyone know if the video of this song is some kind of reference to Stevie, the "Alice" character?

Nope. The video characters are a homage to Lewis Carroll.

I've always liked this video & the song. Musically, of course, it's unlike any other Heartbreakers recording -- which makes sense considering that the Englishman Dave Stewart composed it. I particularly love the rococo synthesizer riff, & I'd like to know whether Stewart or Benmont Tench composed it.

tlssln 08-02-2008 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by dnightshade (Post 766395)
I've been popping in every now and again but things have been crazy busy so I've not been able to post as often as I'd like but I HAVE to add MO to this: Joe Walsh is a
DICK - plain and simple. He's out for himself and will throw anyone under the bus if it means saving his own hairy ass or making himself look good in any way. He's a two-faced back-stabbing kiss-and-tell LOSER whose mental capacities are beyond repair due to his brain being saturated in alcohol for so long. Anything he says needs to be taken at face-value as he's also a NOTORIOUS LIAR!

Indeed! Dave Stewart is an ass too for saying what he did. What purpose did that statement of his serve? To kiss Howard Stern's ass? How lame. I don't know how Stevie can forgive these guys and help them out and speak well of them. I think she should punch them both out.

tlssln 08-02-2008 09:19 PM

[QUOTE=jwd;766593]Actually, in Petty's Runnin' Down A Dream documentary, Jimmy Iovine said that Dave Stewart wrote the music and he(Jimmy) wanted Stevie to write the lyrics to it and record it for one of her albums. She wouldn't or couldn't find the words, or wanted Tom petty to write the words. Petty wrote the lyrics, liked it, kept it, and it turned up on Southern Accents. It's such a good song!


Right, I thought so. So who should we believe, Jimmy or the Dave Stewart radio comments?

MacMan 08-27-2008 07:49 PM

Here's a 10 minute segment of Rockline that Dave Stewart was on not long ago.... He describes how the song "Don't Come Around Here No More" came about - including his meeting with Stevie and spending the night at her house, the recording of the song, Jimmy Iovine, Tom Petty & the video...

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?rsnncjxg0jo

Or go to the Rockline Replay site and select the "Dave Stewart Clip 2" to steam online.

michelej1 08-27-2008 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by MacMan (Post 769927)
Here's a 10 minute segment of Rockline that Dave Stewart was on not long ago.... He describes how the song "Don't Come Around Here No More" came about - including his meeting with Stevie and spending the night at her house, the recording of the song, Jimmy Iovine, Tom Petty & the video...

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?rsnncjxg0jo

Or go to the Rockline Replay site and select the "Dave Stewart Clip 2" to steam online.

Thanks for this. I didn't want to subscribe to the show just to hear it. Now, I won't have to!

Michele

sodascouts 08-28-2008 01:14 AM

Hey guys, take it easy on Joe Walsh! None of us know him personally. He seems like a pretty decent guy to me. All that trash talk about Stevie was done when he was having major problems and drunk 24/7.

Obviously, Stevie is cool with him now - how many interviews recently has she done gushing about him as the love of her life ? So I say, who are we to question her judgment in this matter? She knows more about Joe than any of us ever will.

Same for Don Henley. They are obviously very close nowadays. And why shouldn't they be close? Yeah, he blabbed about the abortion, but what else has he really done? I've never read him dissing her in any other article or interview - correct me if I'm wrong. Why judge him so harshly? You guys should've have seen how sweet he was with her at AHI 2005, when her father was so ill (he died a few days later). Don came down with her and stood by her when she did the meet'n'greet, even though he knew we were all there for Stevie. Stevie also says he comforted her when 9/11 occurred. He seems like a very good friend to her and I for one say, let's give the man some credit.

enchanted 08-28-2008 07:14 AM

Here is link to Rockline interview ......it is clip 2

http://www.rocklineradio.com/replay/replay.php

PenguinHead 08-30-2008 11:52 AM

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Originally Posted by wolfontherun (Post 766095)
Some people are able to be intimate with another based on attributes not physical.

Often it's a matter of convenience. It's very reasonable for very famous people to co-mingle by virtue of the fact that typically normal situations to meet people are not available to them. They don't, and often can't operate in normal societal circles.
That said, I do have a friend who, years ago, hooked up (from online) with a Madonna's brother, and had no idea who he was at first! Granted, Madonna's brother is no Chris Nicks!!:]

darla 09-02-2008 10:45 AM

Howard Stern always wants to find out about Stevie's love life. He did
that to Joe Walsh also. I bet Stevie will never be on his show. My guess would
be Stevie just blows them off. They should be thankful she went with him...
Also I heard he was gay, after his marriage to that girl from bananna.....
Whatever...
Darla
QUOTE=tlssln;766629]Indeed! Dave Stewart is an ass too for saying what he did. What purpose did that statement of his serve? To kiss Howard Stern's ass? How lame. I don't know how Stevie can forgive these guys and help them out and speak well of them. I think she should punch them both out.[/QUOTE]

darla 09-02-2008 10:47 AM

Don and Stevie are very good friends...Totally agree.
I wonder if Lindsey was at her fathers funeral. He knew her father a long
time and according to Stevie he adored Lindsey....Just a thought...

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Originally Posted by sodascouts (Post 770115)
Hey guys, take it easy on Joe Walsh! None of us know him personally. He seems like a pretty decent guy to me. All that trash talk about Stevie was done when he was having major problems and drunk 24/7.

Obviously, Stevie is cool with him now - how many interviews recently has she done gushing about him as the love of her life ? So I say, who are we to question her judgment in this matter? She knows more about Joe than any of us ever will.

Same for Don Henley. They are obviously very close nowadays. And why shouldn't they be close? Yeah, he blabbed about the abortion, but what else has he really done? I've never read him dissing her in any other article or interview - correct me if I'm wrong. Why judge him so harshly? You guys should've have seen how sweet he was with her at AHI 2005, when her father was so ill (he died a few days later). Don came down with her and stood by her when she did the meet'n'greet, even though he knew we were all there for Stevie. Stevie also says he comforted her when 9/11 occurred. He seems like a very good friend to her and I for one say, let's give the man some credit.


CADreaming 09-02-2008 06:12 PM

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Originally Posted by darla (Post 770915)
Don and Stevie are very good friends...Totally agree.
I wonder if Lindsey was at her fathers funeral. He knew her father a long
time and according to Stevie he adored Lindsey....Just a thought...

I've heard SnL did Landslide at the memorial service.


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