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Originally Posted by michelej1
I think you're usually mad when you have harsh words with someone. Stern words, maybe no madness. Harsh -- different story.
That doesn't mean that Stevie and Sheryl's friendship doesn't endure, but based on Lindsey's comments on this issue about Stevie (and Mick) being "upset" and now -- Stevie having harsh words with Sheryl, I think he's indeed saying that Stevie was mad at Sheryl. No big leap there.
I am sure they were all on the same page with Sheryl not being part of FM and I don't doubt that anything Lindsey is saying is TRUE. I just don't think it's his place to say it. Both Sheryl and Stevie have put a diplomatic face on whatever went down. Stevie said that Sheryl's baby was too young for Sheryl to make that sort of commitment. Sheryl says she doesn't even know how the rumor got started or attributed to her. She is acting like it never happened. She says she loves Stevie and all of the band really.
Only Lindsey is saying Sheryl got her walking papers. She was inappropriate. Mick and Stevie were upset, Stevie got all mad. There was a catfight. Sheryl will now be run out of the music business on a rail. I suspect she will be stoned and the title of Lindsey's next album will be "The Lottery".
And if Lindsey was there when Sheryl got her walking papers -- if Lindsey needs to talk about it (and he doesn't), why doesn't he say what HE said to Sheryl? If Stevie wants people to know she had harsh words with her, I think she would tell the press herself.
I didn't want Sheryl in the band. I don't like people cramping Lindsey's style. But I'd like to cramp him myself sometimes.
Michele
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I agree Michele. I believe Lindsey has released basically the same interview, or at least has "discussed" the exact same topics, for this entire press junket: the new album,
Tusk, Sheryl Crow, his wife and kids with the terms "relatively" and "beautiful" thrown in there, Stevie and their current phone calls, etc. Shoot, he even said something about "cycles" in the Friday section of my paper today.
Darling man. And yet I still read them hoping there will be some spark of newness...love him as I do, he is no John Lennon in that regard.
No matter how much he talks about her, Sheryl Crow doesn't seem to have much to say back.
