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Originally Posted by Penguin Emeritus
I think it was john and mick who gave stevie the flowers and wrote the suggestive note. kind of funny that they were messing with her mind lol.
--Lis
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Yes, it was M&J. He wrote it happen in 1976.
It all boiled down to Lindsey's sorrow that Stevie had left him, while Stevie feared that her music would lose its appeal without Lindsey's guiding hand. In addition, Lindsey felt jealous, since new men were being drawn to the now-single Stevie like honeybees to a gorgeous, pollenladen blossom. And the fact that Stevie was being courted by the Eagles' Don Henley didn't really help matters. He had called earlier, asking to meet her. They talked on the phone a few times, but hadn't met when Fleetwood Mac played our first show with Henley's band. So we get to our dressing room in Greensboro and are told the Eagles are in the next dressing room. Stevie, who is quite shy, wasn't at all the type to go over and introduce herself. So when she enters the dressing room she sees a huge bouquet of roses and a card, which read: ''The best of my love . . . Tonight? Love, Don."
Stevie was furious. She thought it was the least cool approach anyone had ever made in the history of romance. They hadn't even met! She was really pissed off, flushed with anger. She didn't notice me and McVie, collapsed in the corner with hysterical laughter. Finally, Christine had to take Stevie aside. Don didn't send that note, Chris said. Mick and John did. It was a while before Stevie felt like talking to either of us again.
By the way, I've already said I got the txt file so it's easy to look for any episode, but since I know you are dying to see the condition of the actual book (purchased in 1992), here is a photo of this legacy to the mankind. I don't know whether to bequeath it to the Smithsonian or the British Museum Library in my will.
