Stevie and Fans

[mitzo]

For me it is not so much the lack of cntact with fans, it's the lack of new material for like decades at a stretch

[equeen102289]

Originally Posted by loubird98

I have a feeling that she leaves the venue pretty quickly to move on to the next destination on the tour. She probably gets out of there before many fans make it out of the theater.

No, she doesn't. With her solo shows, she's almost always at the venue for a good 45 minutes or more after the show. She'll get escorted to her limo, you're lucky if she waves at you, and then she drives off, usually with the tinted windows rolled up.

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by mitzo

For me it is not so much the lack of cntact with fans, it's the lack of new material for like decades at a stretch

I agree on the decades at the stretch. Can't blame the internet pirates back in the 1980's and early 1990's. No shortage of demos.She got truckloads of them.

[vivfox]

Originally Posted by mitzo

For me it is not so much the lack of cntact with fans, it's the lack of new material for like decades at a stretch

She could have released a boatload of albums but in concert she'd still perform the same 12 songs on every tour and call it a night.

[michelej1]

In an excerpt from this article on female musicians, a woman names Stevie as one of her 3 top influences and mentions how she met Stevie once:

Posted: Friday, August 24, 2012 6:51 am | Updated: 7:13 am, Fri Aug 24, 2012.
http://www.taosnews.com/entertainmen...9bb2963f4.html

Ariana Kramer, Taos News

When asked who three of the women were who influenced and inspired her, Morgan-Eagle said her dance teacher, her grandmother and Stevie Nicks. Her dance teacher taught her from age 6 to 24, and “really taught me everything I know about performance and stage presence and good sportsmanship or how to be gracious.” She said her grandmother encouraged her creativity from a young age and taught her to follow her own vision, not trends. Nicks influenced the young Morgan-Eagle, particularly her stage presence and how “she really created an atmosphere of mystery and magic around her.”

Interestingly, when Morgan-Eagle was 19 she worked in a restaurant in Los Angeles. One night when the restaurant was empty, Stevie Nicks walked in. “She was at the height of her fame, she came in when no one was there. She just started talking to me and was so gracious and lovely and asked me my aspirations ... She told me to follow my own heart and dreams.”

[Macfanforever]

Originally Posted by michelej1

In an excerpt from this article on female musicians, a woman names Stevie as one of her 3 top influences and mentions how she met Stevie once:

Posted: Friday, August 24, 2012 6:51 am | Updated: 7:13 am, Fri Aug 24, 2012.
http://www.taosnews.com/entertainmen...9bb2963f4.html

Ariana Kramer, Taos News

When asked who three of the women were who influenced and inspired her, Morgan-Eagle said her dance teacher, her grandmother and Stevie Nicks. Her dance teacher taught her from age 6 to 24, and “really taught me everything I know about performance and stage presence and good sportsmanship or how to be gracious.” She said her grandmother encouraged her creativity from a young age and taught her to follow her own vision, not trends. Nicks influenced the young Morgan-Eagle, particularly her stage presence and how “she really created an atmosphere of mystery and magic around her.”

Interestingly, when Morgan-Eagle was 19 she worked in a restaurant in Los Angeles. One night when the restaurant was empty, Stevie Nicks walked in. “She was at the height of her fame, she came in when no one was there. She just started talking to me and was so gracious and lovely and asked me my aspirations ... She told me to follow my own heart and dreams.”

Nice story Michele.

If Stevie ever walk into the restaurant where I used to work at .I probably would of lost control and drop the bus tray full of dshes.