Get Stevie on the cover of Rolling Stone
 

Facebook was able to get Betty White to host SNL, let's see if we can get Stevie on the cover of Rolling Stone!

http://www.facebook.com/pages/STEVIE...6403380?v=wall

Awesome! I'm definitely gonna try get everyone I know to join :thumbsup:

Done! and great idea, may I just say...:wavey:

I second that! Since Stevie has so far shun the internet (to her disadvantage), the least we can do is try building momentum using popular social media outlets to get some more light shed on her next endeavor. I know Stevie's fans can cause more blitz than this...so lets all jump aboard!

Come On Everyone !!!

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i fully support this and told all my non Stevie friends
awesome idea


GO STEVIE GO!!!!!!!!!

Would definitely love to see this!

Not to be a hater, buuuuuuuuut....what has Stevie done to warrant being on the cover of Rollings Stone?

Well since a contributing editor of the Rolling Stone tweeted bout his visit to the studio and of how blown away he was I guess it seems likely.. Plus the fact she's an enduring artist going into soon her 30th year in solo music..

My thoughts exactly. I'm as big of a Stevie fan as anyone, but I just can't logically hit the "like" button on Facebook for this one :(. Perhaps AFTER her new album is released... which will likely be in 2045 :laugh:.

The facebook like button does not require logic. :)

And hey, as long as somebody at rolling stones likes you...you can get in the magazine.

I'm not one of those people who mindlessly hits the like button for 10,000 completely inane things... it's just not my thing. My family members who are in their teens "like" or become a fan of like 12 random, pointless things a day. I'm nearly 30... I'm a bit more choosey, and when I hit "like," it actually means something... at least to those who know me.

Once Stevie releases something new, it'd make much more sense to start a page like this... and would likely have a bigger sway on a magazine IMO. I personally think it's smarter to do things like this when they'll have a bigger impact. Just my two cents :D.

The way I see this campaign, is a slow building arc for when Stevie does release her most critically acclaimed & artistic statement of her entire solo recording career!!!(hey, might as well dream BIG!). So the goal is to get her featured on the cover of Rolling Stone around the time her new record drops which most likely will be 5 to 10 months from now. Hitting the "like" button is a small gesture towards possibly showing people (Rolling Stone, music industry press) that we are here and still very interested & awaiting what Stevie has yet to say with her music.

Ah, I see, you sir take your internets quite seriously!

HAHA! :lol: