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Old 01-19-2011, 11:06 AM
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Heart would kick ass. I've dreamed of seeing her and Tegan and Sara together. It will never happen, but I can dream!
I think they would be a great opening act for Stevie. Maybe we should let her know. I honestly wonder how much say so Stevie has in things...in anything!

I'd die if Stevie went on tour with Heart. They'd for sure play at Chastain Park which is my favorite venue in Atlanta. Yes, it would be a great show in deed.
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As much as I'd like to say Lindsey, I think we'll be waiting quite a while for them to get to grips with the whole Buckingham Nicks situation. But alas, I dare to dream. I can only really think, otherwise, of people whom would never dane to tour with her. More "in a perfect/that would be hilarious" world kind of sense. Loudon Wainwright III would be interesting, because she may just dig back into her country roots. Rufus Wainwright would be a great choice too considering some of their songs are quite similar in style. Songs like Beautiful Child, Matinee Idol and Danny Boy always make me thing of Stevie. Laura Marling could be a good choice too as she, in my eyes, is the british answer to Taylor Swift. Only good at what she does....
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I would die if Stevie and Heart ever toured together. It would be freaking amazing and how cool would it be if they did a couple of songs together too?!! Oh well one can dream!
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Well, first and foremost, Kate Bush, since their audiences would overlap and together they'd cast a spell that would make the world spin that much faster...

But since Kate hasn't toured since 1979, then...Ronstadt, Dixie Chicks, Sting, Tracy Chapman or Heart on a co-tour...or Joan Osbourne or Seal as an opener. Hell, this is a wishing game, just make it a festival.
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Well, first and foremost, Kate Bush, since their audiences would overlap and together they'd cast a spell that would make the world spin that much faster...

But since Kate hasn't toured since 1979, then...Ronstadt, Dixie Chicks, Sting, Tracy Chapman or Heart on a co-tour...or Joan Osbourne or Seal as an opener. Hell, this is a wishing game, just make it a festival.
awesome company for Stevie to be part of I would throw in Pat Benatar,Carly Simon,Joni Mitchell,Alison Krausse, Grace Slick.
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