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Originally Posted by drzubritsky
DR would have made a great single were it not for one drawback: Stevie's granny voice on the verses. Someone should really advise Stevie that this aspect of her lower register is not an appealing or marketable sound and should be avoided. They could have easily cut DR in a higher key still within her range. This same issue hurt "For What It's Worth", an otherwise brilliant track.
For SYW, I always thought they should have considered "Miranda" for a single. A riskier and slightly offbeat choice, but it may have garnered more attention due to that fact. It also has plenty of hooks and is immediately recognizable as a FM song.
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Absolutely agree with Miranda. It should have been the first single over Peacekeeper.
For me:
Fleetwood Mac - Warm Ways I believe was only a single in Europe. Not knowing the musical tastes over there, I will select what I think would have fared better in the US.
Over My Head
Rhiannon
Say You Love Me
Landslide
Monday Morning
Rumours - Go Your Own Way, Dreams, I Don't Want To Know, Don't Stop, You Make Loving Fun, The Chain, Second Hand News, Gold Dust Woman
Tusk - Angel, Tusk, Sara, Sisters Of The Moon, Think About Me, Beautiful Child
Mirage - Hold Me, Gypsy, Straight Back, Love In Store
TITN - Little Lies, Big Love, Seven Wonders, Everywhere, You And I Part II, Welcome To The Room...Sara, Isn't It Midnight
The Dance - Silver Springs, Bleed To Love Her, Sweet Girl, Temporary One
SYW - Miranda, Say You Will, Running Through The Garden, Steal Your Heart Away, Thrown Down, Goodbye Baby - * Also Not Make Believe should have been on the album and released as a single
Adding Greatest Hits I would have released No Questions Asked before As Long As You Follow.