Are You Mine
 

Never heard this before. From recordings for Mirror Mirror. The voice sounds like Reconsider Me. She had a couple of great songs that really never got the airtime they deserved

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrSYMxcn900

Even though I'm British, I've had an obsession with old American country music since I was young.. My all-time favourite Stevie songs are the country ones, so this song makes me really happy! She said she always wanted to do a country album, and she should have, quietly and behind the scenes after the Wild Heart, releasing one single pretty much only to country radio. Of course her management would never have allowed that, but think of the wasted opportunities. Sometimes I listen to the SiriusXM classic country radio channels, mostly 59, and can so imagine her on there..

After the Glitter Fades and a That's Alright should of been played all over country radio but they don't like witches. Hicks...

I want this quote inscribed on my tombstone :laugh:

Are You Mine is one of my favorite Stevie vocals( on a duet) I would love an official recording of this with Billy B from 1985. I do love the boot!

If you dig up the "Wild Heart" interview with Jim Ladd there is a version of this song with Stevie, Sharon, Lori & Sandy Stewart and Stevie talks about this being one of the first songs she sang with her grandfather...

No I'm Not.Hahahahahaha.

As a die hard classic country music fan.I love this song.I wish it got somewhere.

So she never wrote it?

Nope. It was originally sung by Ernest Tubb and Loretta Lynn, but also by George Jones and others.

noooo... it's a standard. a classic.

I love them all.True country singers.

Wow, I have never heard this. I'm also a big fan of Stevie's country songs. This is awesome. Thanks for posting this. :)

Kevin

Timothy White, the journalist who wrote the 1981 Rolling Stone cover story on Stevie, first aired this recording on a radio-interview show called Timothy White's Rock Stars. I think it was in 1988.

On that same show, they also previewed Christine's Everywhere demo.

There's also a version that is not a duet with Billy Burnette.

she's claimed for years to have a tape of her singing it with her grandfather, A.J., when she was a child. Would love to hear it. Would love to hear the full song she wrote for him The Grandfather Song. She's sung snippets here and there.