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06-19-2003, 12:35 AM
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This is starting to sound like Mac's Landing. - Jake
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06-19-2003, 07:33 AM
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You know, I always thought that song was about Tom Petty too, but in light of the stories about Dylan, now I've begun to wonder. Like most things Stevie, it's probably a little bit of this famous friend and a little bit of this famous friend.
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06-19-2003, 11:26 AM
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Yeah, those are my thoughts too... a bit of one, a bit of another.
Recent contact with Kim and FM? Wow surprised to read about that.
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06-19-2003, 10:24 PM
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This is the link to the little Kim Anderson tidbit. It's much too small to be called an article--but it still makes for some interesting reading! It's the second paragraph on the page:
http://www.startribune.com/stories/464/3944247.html
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06-20-2003, 03:17 PM
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the key to Two Kinds of Love is the line....Widow and Dove
to me, Stevie is the widow, like the black widow in Gold Dust Woman and I have always thought the Dove was Prince(when doves cry). He was very big in the early 80's, friends with Stevie in the early 80's regardless of what she says on Storytellers, other interviews from the early 80's contradict her assertion that they only met once. He was very sexually appealing to both men and women, and known for his philandering and Rasputin/Svengali-like quality with women. So who knows how deep into his spell Stevie was drawn but a great temptation does not mean final consummation. so I think her relationship to Prince probably remained platonic. but now with this new gossip about Bob Dylan, he could be the dove since he is the quintessential 60's peacenick poet...very interesting!!! Stevie is/was the typical 60's/70's free-love kind of girl so she's racked up notches and it looks like some very famous ones on her bedpost. My picks: Lindsey Joe ??? the married mystery man from the 80's & 90's after the final breakups w/Lindsey and Joe. you can infer from her songs that this relationship has never really ended From BTM, you can tell Paul Fishkin keeps Stevie in his top 3...
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06-20-2003, 05:21 PM
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my guesses are Lindsey, Don and Joe ......
I'm glad no one so far has bashed Joe, lol, except for looks..  His music is awesome; I always liked his stuff, but at my 'late' age just got really into it a few yrs ago.... currently listening to "But Seriously Folks". I didn't know he played all the instruments he does or paid any attention to his writing. Now I can see what Stevie 'saw' in him  ps. a shout out to DeeGeeMe, I'm in SC too, Surfside Beach! 
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06-21-2003, 10:33 AM
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april~(* USA Today 4/27/03 ~ Stevie "We are very blessed. Our music has been the tapestry of so many people's lives. People in their 50s will hear this music and go, 'I want to go back and live in that time.' We are like the Pied Piper. We'll draw them in and lift them up with these songs. I don't care if we don't sell 20 million copies. If we sell 2 million and add a couple of songs to the repertoire people love, that's more important to us."
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06-21-2003, 10:36 AM
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Spin magazine, 10-97 I think her great loves were Mick & Joe. She's admitted as such a bunch of times in print over the years. I don't know who the third would be, but I don't think it's Waddy, Don, J.D. Souther, Les Dudek or Johnny Starbuck. Maybe it's the guy from San Jose whom she wrote "Destiny" about in the early '70s.
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06-30-2003, 08:18 PM
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Lindsey Buckingham-- not one of Stevie Nicks' "great loves"?
 Next you're going to tell me that the sky is purple, cows bark, and a bear is sunbathing in my backyard.  As Linds would say "there's a lot of history there..." Now for the other two, I would say Mick and Joe Walsh... although it pains me to say Mick. still can't wrap my brain around that one! 
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