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Old 06-23-2011, 11:01 AM
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Does anyone have Stevie's songs from this Benefit from 1986?


Former Eagles To Reunite For 'Toxics' Benefit
August 07, 1986
Former Eagles Don Henley and Glenn Frey will be part of the same concert lineup for the first time since the Eagles' final show in 1980 when they perform Aug. 28 at the Long Beach Arena in the "Get Tough on Toxics" benefit concert.

Henley and Frey are scheduled to play separate solo sets and are considering performing together. Former Fleetwood Mac members Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks are expected to team on some songs at the concert, which also will feature Neil Young, Jimmy Buffett, Joni Mitchell. Other acts will be announced.


The anti-corporate-pollution benefit concert Get Tough On Toxics is held in Long Beach, CA, featuring members of the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and Neil Young.


A concert to raise money to fight toxic waste polluters and limit commercial building drew 11,000 listeners Thursday night at the Long Beach (Calif.) Sports Arena. Headlining the show were Don Henley, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell and Stevie Nicks. Surprise guests included Warren Zevon, Mick Fleetwood, Rita Coolidge, comedian Cheech Marin and Ed Begley Jr. of TV's St. Elsewhere. Highlights of the six-hour "Get Tough on Toxics" gig were a 90- minute set by Henley, who also did a duet with Nicks. No word on how much money was raised.


GET TOUGH ON TOXICS BENEFIT

Long Beach Arena,California
August 28, 1986

STEVIE NICKS
17. Stand Back
18. Edge Of Seventeen
19. Rhiannon
20. Leather And Lace (with Don Henley)
OMG the fact that Stevie did a benefit for "Get Tough on Toxics" in 1986 has got to be the biggest joke I've ever heard. Was she the front woman for the message, "see what happens when you snort too much blow" ? . I'd love some background on this event.
Edit: I just read that it was for toxins in the environment but still, she should not have been representing anything to do with a healthier world in 1986.

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