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Old 04-27-2017, 06:41 PM
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Default Are You Mine

Am I the only one who is completely obsessed with the version of Are You Mine that was released on the WH remaster? I honestly think it's one of the most beautiful things she's ever recorded. I'm still not tired of listening to it.

I didn't like any of the other versions of it like the one with Billy Burnette or the other but this one is just so stunning. It doesn't even sound country to me. It sounds like something you would hear driving late at night with the windows rolled down and a nice breeze coming in. Or like something a cafe singer would sing at night when the place is winding down. It's just so beautiful and I can't get enough of it and reminds me of why I love Stevie even when she's annoying me.
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