Black Magic Woman

[BLY]

I have an iPod that just plays Fleetwood Mac/Solo tracks that I listen to when I go out for my morning cycle. Black Magic Woman came on from the current tour and I will say it does work for Stevie’s current vocal range. She actually did a good job pulling that off.

[FM77]

She sounds great this tour.

[mitzo]

Seeing them this week and cannot wait!

[David]

The little bits of bluesy stuff she has sung over time (Black Magic Woman, Kansas City, Can’t Get Enough, even Not Fade Away) demonstrate a growly, gutsy blues feel. Stevie has it naturally.

But I think this year’s Black Magic Woman was in too low a key.

[cbBen]

Originally Posted by David

The little bits of bluesy stuff she has sung over time (Black Magic Woman, Kansas City, Can’t Get Enough, even Not Fade Away) demonstrate a growly, gutsy blues feel. Stevie has it naturally.

But I think this year’s Black Magic Woman was in too low a key.

"At Last": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7PidXPf3fA

[David]

Originally Posted by cbBen

"At Last": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7PidXPf3fA

I was actually at that thing in person. Stevie got the biggest applause, it seemed to me—the crowd favorite in an evening of favorites. I think most of the audience hadn’t heard her in that musical context ever and was quite surprised.

[Storms123]

Originally Posted by David

I was actually at that thing in person. Stevie got the biggest applause, it seemed to me—the crowd favorite in an evening of favorites. I think most of the audience hadn’t heard her in that musical context ever and was quite surprised.

Her voice is well suited for it. Perhaps an album of Jazz/Blues Standards? I would have loved to have seen this. She also did "Sunday Kind of Love" at a similar event and it is equally spectacular

[mitzo]

Attended the Toronto show Friday and was well entertained. The place was full, a great mix of age ranges, and Stevie was clearly the crowd favourite. The band was relaxed and obviously happy on stage together.