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Old 06-08-2005, 11:29 PM
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Originally Posted by KateTheCursed
Actually how I always perceived Stevie's statement to be that after Waylon & Jessi had broken up Waylon still wanted to record the song alone. But Stevie wouldn't give him the song, saying that it had been written for the 2 of them. And if they weren't going to record it together that the only other 2 people who could were her and Don. At least that's what I always took her comments to mean.
Yeah, that's how I remembered it, too.

I quite loved L&L for a long, long time when it came out in 1981. That was when I was 11 - and I had no clue who Stevie Nicks was. But that, and SDMHA, were my first introduction to her voice, and even at age 11, I loooooved it. I think her voice was the first I ever heard and felt differently about (I grew up in a house full of music, so I'd heard a LOT). Anyway. Hard to explain. But those two songs, though SDMHA the most since it was the first single off Bella Donna that I heard, will always have a special place in my heart.
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