Lindsey's first song!!
 

What's the first song you wrote?

"I started writing late. I met Stevie when I was sixteen. She was already writing songs and considered herself to be a young poetess. I was more a player. I didn't think of myself as an artist, more as someone who had guitar playing as a hobby and would go on to do something more sane and respectable. I don't think I even wrote a song until I was twenty-one. The first song I wrote, I think, was called "Butterfly," and it was in the vein of something off [James Taylor's] Sweet Baby James."

I WANNA HEAR THIS SONG, BUTTERFLY!!!!!! LOL

http://www.rollingstone.com/news/new....asp?nid=17932

Read the rest of this kinda good interview here.

Brilliant! Thanks Christy for the find. :wavey: I love how he mentions Bacharach and that he digs CVB's Tusk.

Re: Lindsey's first song!!
 

lol, Me too! But somehow I doubt there's ANY recording of it, let alone a professional one!

:wavey: :wavey: :wavey:

Thanks for the link, Christy! :D

SURE!!
 

No problem!! :thumbsup:

I got Guitar World Magazine today and WOW, that photo...LOVE IT!!!! I'll TRY to scan it tomorrow for ya'll....it's already 1AM, I should have been in bed after Leno went off. LOL ANYWHO...nice lil article in there and a interesting read as well!! :nod:

Haha does anyone find it amusing that the big, tough guitarist dude who was all about being a 'player', and not some nancy poet, went and wrote his first song called.. "Butterfly"?
Hahah:laugh: :rolleyes:

Maybe if they EVER release Buckingham-Nicks on CD they'll record Butterfly & I've Loved & I've Lost. (I'd prefer these two instead of having them re-hash something like Twisted.)
Stevie seems to enjoy going back to her roots when picking songs for each album, we just need to convince Lindsey.

- Jake