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I have always loved this song and only just realized that Stevie recorded, (On Youtube), a very short version of it and did it justice!IMHO What do you think?
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![]() I think it sounds great, but it's sad that it's just a short snippet. |
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She never actually recorded the song. The snippet that exists is a mic test from The Wild Heart sessions.
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Always was curious to know the era of this funny little bit of audio, thanks.
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I love that little snippet, she should've recorded that. I imagine her version would've sounded kinda similair to Kim Wilde's version (also great) but more Stevie-ish, could've been awesome.
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