Mansfield 1989
 

Found this awesome Soundboard and thought i'd share!!! Sorry if this has been posted before

This is Stevie performing at the Great Woods Center For The Performing Arts in Mansfield, Massachusetts, August 19, 1989

1. Outside The Rain
2. Dreams
3. Rooms On Fire
4. Gold Dust Woman
5. Alice
6. No Spoken Word
7. How Still My Love
8. Beauty and The Beast
9. Juliet
10. Talk To Me
11. Whole Lotta Trouble
12. Two Kinds Of Love
13. Band Intros
14. Edge Of Seventeen
15. Crowd
16. Drum Solo
17. Stand Back
18. Has Anyone Ever Written Anything For You

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Stevie Nicks - Vocals
Robert Martin - Vocals
Carlos Rios - Guitar
Don Boyette - Bass
Chris Cameron - Piano
Russell Kunkel - Drums
Peter Michaels - Music Director
Lori Perry Nicks - Backround Vocals
Sharon Celani - Backround Vocals

Note: On Juliet and Alice Stevie is AMAZING!

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Someone actually had the concert ticket for that night!

I was lucky to attend that show! At the same venue I recently saw the recent Fleetwood Mac tour (and a Behind the Mask show).

I remember the performance of Juliet vividly, especially the ending jam. I thought it was a lively highlight of the show. Cannot understand her reason for cutting it from the set. It's unique performances like this that prodivides distinction between all the the tours glutted with 90% of the same songs.

Sounds Like It Was Great!

Where were your seats

How much were tickets

It was so long ago! I have the ticket, but don't have access to it at the moment. I don't expect the tickets were more than $50. I was on the floor, left side, about 4o rows back. I had good sight lines.

I remember being happy and impressed that she performed a decent amount of new songs to represent the album: Rooms on Fire, Two Kinds of Love, Whole Lotta Trouble, Alice, Juliet. I remember being dissapointed that there were no tour programs for sale. I only got one twenty-something years later. Most of her programs are poorly designed. This one is no exception, but as a collector I still find merit in them as historical artifacts.

Despite her lack of physical movement, and minimal engagement with the audience, she sang well, and was very consistent and controlled in her deliverly. This assured me, because when I first saw her several years earlier, on the Rock A Little tour, it was an entirely a different story.

She clearly was a high-the-sky mess. She certainly took on a unique manner in which she rendered her vocals - her phrasing, miscues, oddly improvised lyric lines, blurted out statements to the audience that held no context to anyone except to her. Most of the the times when addressing the audience, she spoke in blurts so quickly or softly, no one could understand what she was saying. She was in her own world. Those days were interesting for what they were, but I'm glad they are history now.

Notice how Rhiannon unprecedently sat of this set list? Yet no one cried foul, demanded refunds, caused riots or burned down villages in protest.

Thanks Joe.I was at this show both nights with friends.The shows was great.I think we had lawn seats at Greatwoods.I dont do that no more.

I was there a year later in 1990 for the triple nights of FM BTM shows.

I paid $27.50 for my ticket to this tour. That was the top price level, and I couldn't believe how much I was shelling out.

Yes .Thats about right.I think the programs were $8 bucks and the tees were$15 - $20 bucks.I might be wrong.

What the hell happen as we look at todays prices.

There are almost no lawn seats anymore. That area was sacrificed to build a massive amount of seating. Very sad to see that happen.

Yes you are right.I notice the changes the last time I was there when Stevie was there.
The PNC Arts Center in Holmdel NJ still has plenty of lawn seats left.