Stevie on Don Henley's new album (Target Exclusive version)

[sodascouts]

Pardon me if this has been posted, but I didn't see it.

Stevie Nicks is on Don Henley's new album Cass County, but it's only on the Target exclusive version. The song she appears on is "It Don't Matter to the Sun."

SO excited!!!!

https://www.facebook.com/donhenley?fref=ts

[BlueDenimLamp]

Don't see her in the credits...So I wonder what role she played on the song...

Don Henley / Target

She is mentioned for "It Don't Matter to the Sun" on Don's facebook page Henley Facebook

[Jondalar]

He looks old. He's got that "I whipe my asss with leaves" look.

[louielouie2000]

It's interesting- all of the photos used for promoting Cass County weren't actually taken in Cass County (Texas, where Henley is from), they are all in neighboring Harrison County, on Caddo Lake. False advertising!

In any event, I really look forward to hearing this duet with Stevie!

[Macfanforever]

I dont know how Mick Jagger got on it but the rest are great country artists I like.I love to hear this album.

[iamnotafraid]

Looking at that track list you'd think it
would be Waiting Tables.

Jondalar,
Stop making me laugh.

I wish I didn't know that Henley is such
an onry person. I'd probably buy this release
if not. I think if he smiled it'd break his face.

[johnnystorms]

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

Looking at that track list you'd think it
would be Waiting Tables.

Jondalar,
Stop making me laugh.

I wish I didn't know that Henley is such
an onry person. I'd probably buy this release
if not. I think if he smiled it'd break his face.

He's a "serious" Artiste. Though I think The Last Worthless Evening is a stunning song!

[Steviegirl]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

He looks old. He's got that "I whipe my asss with leaves" look.

Bwah!

[BlueDenimLamp]

The album can be previewed/streamed here at NPR Cass County preview

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

He looks old. He's got that "I whipe my asss with leaves" look.

Do usually elders wipe their asses with leaves in the US?

[sue]

Not a great Henley fan but the Single from this Album...(in the UK)..is "Take a picture of this" and its really good..

[Jondalar]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

Do usually elders wipe their asses with leaves in the US?

Yes, for some it's a tradition in the United States. They go out to woods to die in their old age. They eat what they can forage, catch ringworm, and use leaves as toilet paper. I'm assuming that Don has been living in Walden Woods for awhile, probably only leaving to cut an album. He definitely looks crusty. Probably over did the viagra too. Not sure what Europeans do.

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Yes, for some it's a tradition in the United States. They go out to woods to die in their old age. They eat what they can forage, catch ringworm, and use leaves as toilet paper. I'm assuming that Don has been living in Walden Woods for awhile, probably only leaving to cut an album. He definitely looks crusty. Probably over did the viagra too. Not sure what Europeans do.

He looks OK for his age to me.

I hope its not poison ivy,sumac or oak leaves.The will cause a big problem.LOL....

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by Jondalar

Yes, for some it's a tradition in the United States. They go out to woods to die in their old age. They eat what they can forage, catch ringworm, and use leaves as toilet paper. I'm assuming that Don has been living in Walden Woods for awhile, probably only leaving to cut an album. He definitely looks crusty. Probably over did the viagra too. Not sure what Europeans do.

If they're old enough they use mostly their own hands.

[brad975]

I, too, always thought it was strange that Stevie wasn't credited at all on the "Whenever I Call You 'Friend'" single.

I have the album (just for that song) and she's credited with "harmony vocals"

But aside from the choir of Kennys on the intro, the song is absolutely a full-fledged duet.

Maybe she didn't push for credit because she didn't co-write the song (Melissa M. did), and she was just doing a favor for a friend. Or maybe she didn't have a manager/label yet that would push for her rights as a solo act.

I looked at the back of a Kenny Loggins greatest hits album once and it listed Steve Perry as a duet partner on "Don't Fight It" but no mention of Stevie with "Whenever."

Maybe she was a little embarrassed by Kenny and the song. It's catchy, but a little cheesy.

However, I feel like it's an important song because one of the handful of Stevie lead vocals on official releases recorded before her voice began to change (apparent on Tusk).