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I don't know if I've seen this particular version before. Stevie doesn't really do the typical vocal acrobatics here that Sisters was known for. It just begs the question of why Stevie permanently put this one to rest. It seems like her modern voice could pull off a performance of this ilk. Why does everyone think she no longer performs Sisters? I have to wonder if it's because she relates the song to her drug fueled past, and wants to keep all that in her rear view mirror. I used to think it was because she was afraid she could no longer pull off this song vocally... but I'm not sure if I believe that to be the reasoning anymore. |
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