If so, there could not have been a dry eye within miles.

Michele

I know, I could not even imagine...and I wouldn't know how they could even get through it.

Hey everybody
Dave Stewart was also on Howard Stern today. I only got to hear a few minutes of the interview so I cant say what he said about Stevie but if you go to the Howard Stern Site and select the Rundown it does say that he said he bedded Stevie Nicks. I hope they rerun this show again cuz I want to hear what else he said about her. He is a freak though, talking about his toys that he sells and that stuff he has done, LOL!
http://www.howardstern.com

Al C. heard the show and posted the following on the Enchanted list:

So, Stevie ok'd this?

I think it's funny that she was trying on Victorian night gowns. In that recent interview she did just this year, she said all of her boyfriends love her beautiful lingerie and I was thinking -- um, mostly they love when you take the lingerie off! I mean, I love peignoir sets myself, but I don't think you'll ever hear a man say, "oh, I want to see you in 200 pounds of lace."

Michele

Man, what rock & rollers they all were back then!

Thanks, Al Chapman, for passing on the story.

What I wanna know is after Stevie and Joe broke up Dave Stewart said he didn't know that Stevie was living with Jimmy Iovine, was she still dating Jimmy while she was with Joe?

He said he got the OK from Stevie to put it in the book. But if he really didn't she will likely say so.

I think it's sleazy, but I don't just think that because he's a man. I didn't think Barbara Walters was right when she did it either. But this is worse, because Stewart's giving sexual details and I think Barbara had a little bit more decorum. She's not saying how many times she and Edward Brooke rolled around on the floor of the Capitol.

Michele

To his credit...he consulted with Stevie before it went to print. If she gave him approval to tell the story, then why shoud it bother you. I persoanlly love hearing these stories; they provide a glimpse of the personal side of their lives that we never hear the details of. Sell a book? If you wrote a book, wouldn't you want it to sell??

Regarding the Stevie story, he didn't make anything up or cast judgement on Stevie for the sake of exploitation...he was simply writing about various experiences he had when he first came to LA. That's it! Sexist? Hardly!

Keep in mind his book is about the stories behind the songs he's written. "Don't Come Around Here No More" is one of his bigger hits he's written. How do you tell the story without talking about Stevie and what inspired it? He says she's ok with it, and he's still friends with her.
By the way, later in the interview he was asked about his relationship with Annie Lennox and why they didn't stay together. He said that for women in the business it's tough, he said that Stevie made the choice to have men in and out of her life rather than tie herself down with kids and a family.

Stevie was such a guy! This song always made me think of Stevie, like it was a song she could have done. I think that's so spooky.

Right, I think in rock and roll having sex was like having a drink, just something you did, part of the role.

You raise a question that many of us have had, as we sat down to ponder Stevie's loves. We have all run into the same wall: There are more people than there is calendar time to accommodate them properly, as it were.