Quote:
Originally Posted by sanders8323
You're on the right track, but you're thinking of the instrumental track "Book of Miracles."
|
Yes. correct. I am addressing the track "Book of Miracles."
In its origin, it started out as a prospect Stevie song for the Tango album. As evidence, there is a rudimentary Fleetwood Mac demo of Juliet. The instrumental track was prepped, but before Stevie got around to laying down the vocals, the song was cut from the roster. So, it was renamed from a phrase in the song, and released as a b-side.
A few years later, Stevie recorded the song Juliet for her solo album, consulting her "Book of Miracles." It would have been a good song Tango album. It's one of my favorite songs on her Other Side of the Mirror. It was one the highlight performances of the show I attended on her tour. Soon after, she inexplicably dropped it from the set.