From the STREET ANGEL Work Tapes:

[siledrmr]

Originally Posted by KarmaContestant

After a few listens, I'm starting to wonder why (or if?) Stevie chose to release the Rock A Little outtake of Mirror Mirror as the b-side to Blue Denim in the U.S. instead of this one.

Could it have been a mistake?

Thanks again, Mike.

i wondered the same thing after listening to this version. Then I thought, if it was really a mistake, she could have corrected it on the enchanted box set, by placing this version on there. However, thats not Stevie's style, to put out two versions of anything. It would've been a great opportunity to correct the error, if it was indeed an error.

Also, thanks mike and everyone else involved in bringing this to the fan community. It was great of all of you to do it...

[mikebise]

Okay, I added my own personal links for the outtakes, so they should be okay.

[KarmaContestant]

Originally Posted by jeffd8382

Mathew, I'm getting the same thing with those two "Unconditional Love" links, so it does look like they were removed... I uploaded both of them into my mediafire account for you (or anyone else who hasn't downloaded them yet), so here are 2 new links:

Unconditional Love - Take 1 - 06/12/1993
http://www.mediafire.com/?c88e3sad2av7yex

Unconditional Love - Take 2 - 06/22/1993
http://www.mediafire.com/?d87o1aiwjtfy92u

Thanks so much, Jeff!

[HighPassion]

Wow I know I'm late on this, but I fianlly got around to listening to Mirror Mirror. I like it alot! I can understand the lyrics a bit better in this version.... I love the beginning part. I think I may even like this better than the b-side version.

I wonder if maybe they included the 80's version as a b-side because this version was intentionally going on the final album, and they wanted us to see the "transformation". Only a silly theory.

Thank you so much for sharing these Mike! And I hope all's well with your mother

[StreetAngel86]

Originally Posted by KarmaContestant

I wonder if Stevie recorded Running Through The Garden for possible inclusion on Street Angel as well?

ooooh lordy
Street Angel would have been an epic masterpiece
with all these OTHER songs and a few could be burned ...

[danielnicks]

Someone can put links to these MP3 music?

[mikebise]

A few updates:

Sara confirms that Chris Lord-Alge is the producer of that 1992 version of "Mirror, Mirror". She says Stevie was shopping for producers before settling on Glyn Johns.

Also, YES, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" WAS supposed to be the b-side of "Blue Denim" in 1994, and that old Rock A Little version was put on by mistake! As many guessed!

Not only that, but in 1998, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" was ALSO slated to go on Enchanted, not the Rock A Little version. Of course, neither made it.

[ontheEdgeof17]

Originally Posted by mikebise

Not only that, but in 1998, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" was ALSO slated to go on Enchanted, not the Rock A Little version. Of course, neither made it.

Maybe on that mysterious Disc 4 that never saw the light of day?

[StevieNicksfann]

Originally Posted by mikebise

A few updates:

Sara confirms that Chris Lord-Alge is the producer of that 1992 version of "Mirror, Mirror". She says Stevie was shopping for producers before settling on Glyn Johns.

Also, YES, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" WAS supposed to be the b-side of "Blue Denim" in 1994, and that old Rock A Little version was put on by mistake! As many guessed!

Not only that, but in 1998, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" was ALSO slated to go on Enchanted, not the Rock A Little version. Of course, neither made it.

I wanna know whose mistake was that and were they fired. I'm so sure that someone gets paid to do something and makes a careless error like that. It's like they don't even like Stevie's music much less listen to a track to check their work and ensure they're putting the right one in.

[snroxman]

Originally Posted by mikebise

A few updates:

Sara confirms that Chris Lord-Alge is the producer of that 1992 version of "Mirror, Mirror". She says Stevie was shopping for producers before settling on Glyn Johns.

Also, YES, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" WAS supposed to be the b-side of "Blue Denim" in 1994, and that old Rock A Little version was put on by mistake! As many guessed!

Not only that, but in 1998, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" was ALSO slated to go on Enchanted, not the Rock A Little version. Of course, neither made it.

Both do make a lot of sense. It just seemed so out of place, even for the crazy world it was back then

[Stevieforever]

I am just happy that we have BOTH versions now! I really love both of them.

[drzubritsky]

Originally Posted by mikebise

A few updates:

Sara confirms that Chris Lord-Alge is the producer of that 1992 version of "Mirror, Mirror". She says Stevie was shopping for producers before settling on Glyn Johns.

Also, YES, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" WAS supposed to be the b-side of "Blue Denim" in 1994, and that old Rock A Little version was put on by mistake! As many guessed!

Not only that, but in 1998, the 1992 "Mirror, Mirror" was ALSO slated to go on Enchanted, not the Rock A Little version. Of course, neither made it.

After hearing the 1992 "Mirror Mirror" it's now even more baffling why she didn't have Lord-Alge produce the album. The production on this version is outstanding and he got a great vocal out of her at a time when she wasn't prone to dynamic performances.

While I don't think SA would have been a hit even with a different producer (mainly due to Stevie's image being very unhip), it's still disheartening to think how much better SA could have been with just some minor changes in direction.

[mikebise]

Bumped for those who missed it this Summer.

[mikebise]

Bumped again, for any who have missed these.

[Blueletter18]

I think it's really cool hearing Sharon on these during rehearal. Her voice is so much higher than Stevie's (obviously), but she sounds really good and puts her own spin on things. I really like her singing, especially on Rhiannon, Dreams, HSML, and No Spoken Word.