Who else has she recorded a duet with?
 

Other than Stop Draggin My Heart Around (w/ Tom Petty) and Leather and Lace (w/ Don Henley).

Reason I ask is because I remember visiting my uncle's work one time and someone was playing their ipod on one of those speaker docks, and the song playing was a duet between Stevie and a guy. I couldn't really hear the song that well because it wasn't playing that loud and there was a lot of background noise. It sounded early 80's to me, but it's been a while. I forgot about it until now.

Could it have been Whenever I Call You Friend with Kenny Loggins?

Bruce Hornsby is another. You can hear her vocals on tracks from John Stewart, Tom Petty...

LilyRose, I'm positive that's it! thanks!

Robbie Patton
 

Smiling Islands... a bit bland , esp. for today's tastes, but something about it was deeply affectint to me... i looooove Stevie's vocal on it!

Jessie Camp? :shocked:

Robin Zander?
Bob Welch?
Les Dudek?
BB KIng?
Chris Issak?
Walter Egan?
Dave Stewart?
Lindsey Buckingham?

robbie patton-smiling islands
dave coz-not really a duet..its an instrumental...stevie does vocals on last minute or so of the piece...check it out...kinda nice...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWrUY6MI0jY

Those keyboards are painful, but Stevie's RAL voice defies them well.

- Jake

Vanessa Carlton - Circle Dance Soundstage

Tom Petty -Stop Draggin My Heart Around,Insider,I will Run to You and Needles and Pins.

John Stewart -- Gold, Midnight Wind
Kenny Loggins-- Whenever I Call You Friend
Robbie Patton- Smiling Islands
Petty- stop Draggin My Heart Around, Insider
Walter Egan-- not truly a duet... she sings background with Lindsey... Magnet and Steel

Ringo Starr-Lay Down Your Arms
Bonnie Tyler- Total Eclipse of the Heart
Alana Myles-Black Velvet
Mary Travers- Puff The Magic Dragon

Walter Egan - Never officially released though.
I really like this

Ok so I just listened to "Whenever I Call You Friend"...wow!!! That's one of the best Stevie vocals I've ever heard:thumbsup:!! She sounded incredible!! Her and Kenny's voices blend really well together:nod: Does anyone know when this was recorded?

It was recorded in 1978 for Kenny's album Nightwatch. Stevie called him Kenny "Slave Driver" Loggins because I guess he was very demanding when it came to how he wanted her vocals to sound on that track. But it worked. :laugh: