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Old 03-18-2009, 11:51 PM
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Here's an interesting tidbit: I was at the tour opener for Tom Petty's tour a few years back here in Charlotte, and Stevie wasn't that way AT ALL! She was just grinning from ear to ear the whole time, dancing around stage, harmonizing with Tom, and she sounded and looked GREAT! Here she hadn't performed Insider with Tom (her musical idol) in something like 25 years at that point, and she pulled it off fantastically, without jitters. She just gets so weird around FM, and I don't get it. She's been performing with Lindsey and FM her whole adult life, well north of 40 years , and nearly 35 years now for the Mac. If it's that she truly doesn't enjoy it, she's made her money and mark with the band, and she should hang up her tambourine, and concentrate on her solo life. She still has a big fanbase, and obviously LOVES her life outside of the Mac. If she's so miserable, why does she keep flogging the dead horse?

I do have to agree about Lindsey's vocals and guitar work with the Mac the past 6 years too... his vocals are bad, and he fumbles a lot on the guitar. He's so much better solo too... I wonder what gives with this Mac pattern? Can they all make each other nervous still after all these years?
I agree with you on the Tom Petty point, she was just so "ON". It rocked. Also, with Don Henly she was really in good forum as well (I thought). She did not look "un-happy" or "tired" or "board".
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