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Originally Posted by badanimals87
I was at Ceasar's opening night in '05 as well and she did not look like a drunken mess. She was a little reserved but overall she put on a great show. I should add though that when I saw her in Chicago with Don Henley a month or so later, she was not reserved at all. In fact the Two Voice Tour had some of Stevie's finest moments since I started seeing her live in '98. She just seemed to be having the time of her life up there with Don Henley which made for an excellent show for us.
BTW Paula, I think my friend Kim and I were sitting next to you and your friend at that first Caesar's show and we spoke briefly. Did you make it up for the walk that night? I'm pretty sure your friend made it up there, but we were too far.
Tim
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I'm glad you brought this up about the Two Voices shows since I haven't read much about them. I think that period was a sort of renaissance for Stevie, she seemed to be enjoying a renewed spontaniety, energy and love of performing. It was the closest she'd come to the "old Stevie" in a long time. This tour, including the Gold Dust part after Henley bailed on her, did absolutely contain some of her finest moments, far better than her TISL shows and probably better, IMO, than anything since.