Favorite Stevie interview and Why

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Thank you for putting this video link up. I wonder what church Stevie and co. were recording in. It's hard to imagine!

I love the song Sister Honey and it was great that she put the painting on display for the interview.

Of course: (update)
"Stevie used this downtime to record the first version of her new song, "Sara." This happened at a Dallas studio owned by Gordon Perry, an old friend of Keith Olsen's whom they'd known from Buckingham Nicks days at Sound City. Perry's studio was in a deconsecrated church, which provided a spooky and charming atmosphere. During the making of the first "Sara" demo--sixteen minutes long and referencing everyone in the band and its extended family's lives and loves. Stevie also became close with Gordon's wife, Lori Perry. Lori was a lovely, fair-skinned redhead, originally from Los Angels, and a talented singer and trained dancer. In addition to the "Sara" demo, Stevie also recorded the first demo version of a new song (mostly about Mick) called "Beauty and the Beast" in Dallas that night."
-excerpted from Gold Dust Woman: The Biography of Stevie Nicks, By Stephen Davis (2017) - soon to be available



https://www.dmagazine.com/publicatio...mber/insiders/

"Gordon Perry is a professional in one of the most competitive businesses in the world: the music industry. But at Goodnight Audio recording studio, housed in a renovated North Dallas Baptist church west of Stemmons Freeway, he’s looking for more competition.

Perry, who has arranged and produced music for pop star Stevie Nicks, is currently promoting the talents of singer/actress Lisa Hartman and two rock bands, Automatic (from Houston) and Big Deal (from Austin). At 37, Perry is determined to “dig in” and wait until the big-name record labels in Los Angeles and New York recognize the talent in Dallas. (Perry’s wife Linda, toured with Stevie Nicks on her 1981 tour)."


Okay, Linda, Lori - we know who he means.