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Originally Posted by David
Apparently, they laid down only some basic tracks in France. Most of the work on the album was done back in L.A. at Larrabee. Based on what the other Macsters have said & on some articles at the time (like the David Gans piece in Record), Stevie wasn't around for much more than a couple of weeks.
But maybe she didn't need to be. Besides, her solo album was huge at that point, so that naturally captured her attention.
The story of Lindsey's having to piece together bits of unrelated Stevie vocal tracks in order to create a cohesive work, though, refers to the "Tango" sessions.
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How odd that Stevie's tracks are clearly the best.... 
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