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Old 09-26-2024, 06:29 PM
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I feel like she's ONLY been making this style of songs since after 24 Karat Gold lol. I just want some catchy music like In Your Dreams / 24 Karat Gold era.
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Old 09-26-2024, 06:31 PM
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I like when it kicks in and gets going, but I hate the breathy vocal at the beginning.
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Old 09-26-2024, 07:52 PM
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I like when it kicks in and gets going, but I hate the breathy vocal at the beginning.
Yeah okay! Maybe they, or Sheryl will edit the single release down and take parts out, to reduce the length, and to make it radio friendly. Since radio prefers to keep songs to time limits, to allow for advertising etc!

Sleepless Child, you could try to contact Sheryl and suggest editing the "breathy vocal at the beginning", out! I've always loved the introduction of the voices at the beginning of 'Whenever I Call You Friend', by Stevie and Kenny Loggins, so there are many ways to introduce the beginning of a song. Kind Regards!
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Amen. I listened before reading anyone else's comments... but many of us are on the same page.
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Amen. I listened before reading anyone else's comments... but many of us are on the same page.
Hi bombaysaffires, Yeah I agree, the breathy vocal reminds me a bit of "What's A Matter Baby"!
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I feel like she's ONLY been making this style of songs since after 24 Karat Gold lol. I just want some catchy music like In Your Dreams / 24 Karat Gold era.

I know, I was just thinking that. Her and Lindsey have that in common in their later years. They like to write the same song over and over again.

With Lindsey it’s fast fingerpicking guitar over Lindsey’s whispered vocal.

With Stevie it’s every danmed song is going to be about the dream she had in 2008. And that’s not an exaggeration. This is is literally Show them the way 2.

If this is part of a larger album then this is an awesome indication of a potentially great album. Love the vocal and production. This song gives me hope Stevie could absolutely kill Joan of arc at 76.

But if this is just Stevie’s new thing. I’m going to write a new song every presidential election and say go vote, it’s not that good of a song. I much prefer show them the way. I know it’s not popular but that last 2 minutes is some of the best Stevie recorded music this century
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If this is part of a larger album then this is an awesome indication of a potentially great album. Love the vocal and production. This song gives me hope Stevie could absolutely kill Joan of arc at 76.
I hope this is leading up to a new album. There's a single show with Billy Joel planned for next March. Maybe there will be a solo tour for the new album in the spring.

I'm curious if the new album will be on the BMG label.
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