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Old 10-10-2012, 10:46 AM
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hi HejiraNYC!

i'm happy to see you are still as fierce in defending The Chiffon Queen as many people here are in defending The Buck!!

sorry you had to step out of the chiffon cloud you've been enveloped in for the last 2 days and see all this!


oh - you know that songwriter that SN has to hate because she has a lot of past baggage with him? the one that's not LB? i'm sure that guy, when he wrote some song for the rumours album and brought it into the studio saying it is called go your own way (you bi*ch)... i'm sure he must have meant someone like KC maybe? definitely not SN - pure lie that "bi*ch" term was meant for her - because he never said that it was! (after all, didn't he say Paul Simon was his bi*ch on SNL?).
If there is one thing I would have to say about chiffonheads, at least their perceptions are somewhat rooted in reality and fact. This thread has been nothing but wild accusations and inferences that are based on nothing she said. I find it hilarious that people here think they know Lindsey as a person better than Stevie. How can one say she is lying when nobody outside of Lindsey's personal world really knows the truth? The anti-Stevie animus here is just astounding. What did she ever do to you? She speaks her truth, and I suppose the truth can be difficult to accept. And why do people who really do not know Stevie as a musician automatically discredit any possibility that she could have composed her classic songs all by herself? Not only is this thinking irrational, it strikes me as being thinly-veiled sexism.

At the end of the day, you can either believe what she says about Lindsey or you can simply disregard it. But she has a right to say it just like Lindsey has the right to defend himself. I have no reason not to believe her. Also, I happen to agree with Stevie that Lindsey deserved a brutal verbal beatdown for his condescending lecture about songwriting. And I am glad that she included that scene in the IYD documentary. The contrast between making SYW and IYD is really like night and day.
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