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I'm in a desperate search for the following high quality SNL videos

SNL: February 6, 1982 - Lindsey Buckingham/Mick Fleetwood's Zoo
"Trouble" and "Bwana"

SNL: November 12, 1983 - Lindsey Buckingham/Mick Fleetwood's Zoo
"Tonight" and "Way Down"

SNL: December 10, 1983 - Stevie Nicks
"Stand Back" and "Nightbird"

SNL: October 17, 1998 - Lucy Lawless parody's Stevie Nicks with "Stevie Nicks' Fajita Roundup"
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SNL: February 8, 2003 - SNL (Jimmy Fallon) parodys "You Can Go Your Own Way" with "You Can Grow Your Own Weed" during the "Jarret's Room" sketch


SNL: May 8, 2010 - SNL does a talk show skit entitled "Bronx Beat". Fleetwood Mac is reference in the sketch.
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SNL: May 14, 2011 - (The actual) Lindsey Buckingham & Paul Simon are featured on the skit "What up with that". Lindsey performs the acoustic solo from "Big Love"
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SNL: December 8, 2013 - The SNL skit "Diner Divorce" features Fleetwood Mac's "I Don't Want To Know" a various number of times.


Also, if anyone cares here is the list of "What Up With That?" skit appearances
*October 17, 2009 : Watch Here
*November 21, 2009 : Watch Here
*December 19, 2009 : Watch Here
*March 6, 2010 : Watch Here
*October 2, 2010 : Watch Here
*December 4, 2010 : Watch Here
*May 14, 2011 : Watch Here
*February 18, 2012 : Watch Here
*December 15, 2012 : Watch Here
*February 15, 2015 (Part of SNL's 40th Anniversary Special)


What did I miss

Sorry, I put the link without watching.
It's true, youtube can't host videos from SNL because of copyright issues, I think it was someone else who posted decent versions of these videos from Vimeo or Dailymotion, maybe it was Goldduststevie?

Those are both from a different tv show, Solid Gold

Not sure if these are an improvement on anything you might already have, but...

Lindsey performs on Saturday Night Live, 1982
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Stevie performs on Saturday Night Live, 1983
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Lucy Lawless in 'Stevie Nicks Fajita Round-up', 1998
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Lindsey appears on Saturday Night Live, 2011
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Yeah it was you Nicole!
Thank you again!

Thank You! Does anyone have anything from Mick Fleetwood's Zoo on SNL?

I hope someone records the band when they're on SNL next year (promoting their new album),



he said hopefully….

check it out here:

https://vimeo.com/14395732

Stevie's a bit of a hot mess here...:sorry:

What's up with the fajita thing? Is that a comment on her weight or something?

It's most likely about a few things:

1/ They were parodying her music in the song (Rhiannon, Dreams, Gold Dust Woman, and Landslide)
2/ She's from Phoenix, Arizona
3/ She was in the middle of a comeback after she briefly retired from music due to her weight

When was this comeback?

Today it does not matter about artists weight.Adele and others are doing great in the biz.We just have wisea$$ reviewers that are bullies.

Good luck on looking for a good copy unless it goes to DVD like others.

well, yeah, but.... Adele was bigger when she got famous ... Stevie was not. Stevie was super tiny and a sex symbol hippie chick. The difference between her at her thin heyday and her heavier, and let's face it, bloated (from the drugs) days was strikingly noticeable. So she was haunted so to speak by her own image from the past-- one she was not shy about showing off in bazillions of photo shoots with Herbie and in her own photo shoots late at night. She really actively crafted her own image, from the hair to the makeup to the costumes to the poses and the rest. Adele came on the scene looking much like she does today, body-wise, so no one is comparing her to a younger, thinner version of herself.

That said, what anyone's size or beauty or plainness has to do with their ability to sing or write great songs is beyond me.

Many consider "The Dance" as Stevie & the band's comeback.

Think about it, She went from having an album peak at #45 to an album going to #1, and being nominated for grammys

I agree with you. The critics will kill the artist, but the artist will sell just as much nowadays. Kelly Clarkson had a #1 album recently regardless of her wait.

I think the Fajita Roundup sketch was supposed to be irreverent. You know, like what's the last thing you would expect to see Stevie doing... opening a taco joint. I don't think it had anything to do with her weight or Lucy would have been wearing a fat suit. SNL was never known for their subtlety.

Lucy Lawless is a Stevie fan. The burrito angle was comic, possibly brought on by the idea that several aged rock stars last prime have gone on to open restaurants. (Sandra Bunhardt had done the same with a sketch about Christine.) I remember watching it at the time and being amazed at how Lawless managed to capture so many of the Stevie vocal and body mannerisms.

I do wish SNL would release Stevie's Stand Back performance on one of their dvd or CD collections. That performance is one of the best she's ever given of that song. To Stevie's credit, she almost always knows how to give that extra little bit when she's being recorded for posterity.