Stormy Weather
 

WOW!

Stevie supposedly did Lanslide with an orchestra last night as well as another Etta James song, and brought the house down!! There are some pics at wireimage.com so go check them out!! She looks so pretty! Shes wearing a black dress with a large white flower in her hair!! I know we are all tired of black, but she does look gorgeous!

Kristin

oh yeah....and the dress that Sheryl wore looks like it came off the back of the Wild Heart album.....

Kristin

i can't get to that site....is that the correct address?

yeah

www.wireimage.com

Kristin

Maybe this pic will work as an attachment for an example.

Kristin

Heres another....

Kristin

Thanks for posting that, because I couldn't get on that site, either.

Oh, she looks really pretty! It also even looks like......maybe.....can we dare to hope?
A different black dress!

Has Sheryl been raiding the back of Stevie's closet?

Where did you find out the songs she sang last night?

Sheryl crows fan forum!

Kristin

thanks!

Heres a new one:
 

got both links...thanks joe68 and kristin...wow, she looks thinner in the yahoo photo.

Cool pics! Thanks for the info Kristin. Landslide with an orchestra.. wow.. that must have sounded interesting!

:) Michelle

That picture site seems to be going up and down. The fourth time I tried to access it, it finally opened. For those still trying, keep trying. I think you'll eventually get it to open up.

re:
 

Stevie also performed Etta James' "Sunday Kind of Love".
Here are the lyrics:

Sunday Kind Of Love
(B. Belle/L. Prima/A. Leonard/S. Rhodes)

I want a Sunday kind of love
A love to last past Saturday night
And I'd like to know it's more than love at first sight
I want a Sunday kind of love oh yeah

I want a love that's on the square
Can't seem to find somebody someone to care
And I'm on a lonely road that leads to nowhere
I need a Sunday kind of love

I do all my Sunday dreaming
And all my Sunday scheming
Every minute, every hour, every day
And I'm hopin' to discover
A certain kind of lover
Who will show me the way
And my arms need someone to enfold
To help keep me warm
When Mondays, and Tuesdays grow cold
And I need a love for all my life
To have and to hold
I need a Sunday kind of love

I do all my Sunday dreaming
And all my Sunday scheming
Every minute, every hour, every day
And I'm hopin' to discover
A certain kind of lover
Who will show me the way
And my arms need someone to enfold
To help keep me warm
When Mondays, and Tuesdays grow cold
And I need a love for all my life
To have and to hold
I need a Sunday kind of love

I don't want a Monday or a Tuesday
A Wednesday or a Thursday
Friday or Saturday
I don't want nothin' baby
I want a Sunday kind of love

Hey Kristin, Joe68 (or anyone else at the show)...
 

Was there any mention/sighting/whatever of ANOTHER "Stromy weather" promo CD thingy from THIS show (like the one that exists now with SN doing "At last" on it but maybe with her NEW performances (of SKOL and the orchestral "Landslide") on it)? If so, how do we get a copy?! :)

John

NEWS - Joni Mitchell, Stevie Nicks, Sheryl Crow, Trisha Yearwood Sing For Walden Woods
11/14/2002



(11/14/02, 6 p.m. ET) -- Joni Mitchell, Sheryl Crow, Stevie Nicks, Trisha Yearwood, and Norah Jones performed Wednesday (November 13) at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles for Stormy Weather, a benefit concert for Don Henley's Walden Woods Project.

The all-female lineup represented rock, pop, country, blues, and R&B, also including Reba McEntire, Michelle Branch, Paula Cole, Deborah Cox, and Susan Tedeschi.

Though the night was billed as an evening of standards, most of the performers turned to contemporary material. Each woman performed two songs, except for Mitchell, who closed the show with three numbers, including Bob Dylan's "Sweetheart Like You" and a new, orchestral version of her classic "Woodstock," that served as a preview of her upcoming Travelogue release.

Nicks performed "Landslide," originally found on Fleetwood Mac's 1975 self-titled album, and more recently revived as a country-and-pop crossover hit by the Dixie Chicks. For her cover, she chose Etta James's "Sunday Kind of Love."

McEntire sang "I Won't Mention It Again," off her 1995 release, Starting Over, followed by Irving Berlin's "I Got Lost In His Arms," from the Broadway musical Annie Get Your Gun.

Crow presented a re-worked "Run Baby Run," from her 1994 debut, Tuesday Night Music Club, then covered Steve Earle's delicate ballad "Goodbye."

Yearwood's vignette, "On A Bus To St. Cloud," was served well by orchestration. She also performed of "The Man That Got Away," best known from the Judy Garland film, A Star Is Born.

Jones offered the Band's "It Makes No Difference" and Cole sang Tom Waits's "The House Where Nobody Lives," which she dedicated to the White House. On that note, Henley, who hosted the event, took his own swipe at the White House's most famous resident, President George W. Bush, with whom he shares a Texas heritage. "He was an idiot then, and an idiot now," he said.

Cox's performance included "This Better Earth," originally made famous by Dinah Washington. Blues singer Tedeschi went with a popular standard, turning to "These Foolish Things," while Branch bravely took on Leonard Cohen's "Famous Blue Raincoat."

The evening also included an auction, conducted by actor/comedian Paul Reiser, along with Henley and his Eagles songwriting partner, Glenn Frey. Items auctioned included a trip on a private jet to Las Vegas to see Celine Dion perform, a guitar autographed by the night's performers, and another signed by Bruce Springsteen & the E Street Band.

Also on the block was a chance to sing back-up on a new recording by the Eagles. Here, Frey quipped, "Who wants to buy that, besides Don Felder," referring to the band's longtime guitarist who was ousted from the group in 2001.

The Walden Woods Project works to preserve and protect from development the forests around Concord, Massachusetts.

-- Darryl Morden, Los Angeles

Sounds like an awesome show. Wish I could have been there!

Pip

Stevie looks beautiful as usual. I was at the first benifit show and Stevie was the crowd fav. then for sure. I bet the show was great. I like J. Mitchel alot. Very cool....

Thanks for the link.

Nae

KICKING MYSELF IN THE @$$
 

I Knew I should have gone!!! All of my faves in doing my favorite kind of music all on one stage...what the hell was I thinking!?!

Stevie sang my favoritist song in the whole world!!!!!!I luv "SUnday Kind Of Love". If you all have not heard it you should get it, Reba does a wonderful version of it on her "Reba" album. I wonder what she thought of stevie's version.

I can't wait to hear stevie's version! :)

Will an official CD be released?

The lineup is amazing!!!

Have any MP3s surfaced as of yet?