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Old 11-09-2016, 08:33 PM
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I do agree with this. It's always been my opinion that her work with him during their prime had a certain magic that was never truly replicated in her other work. Like even somewhat after the peak for the two of them together, I think Gypsy is a better, more classic Stevie song than all of Bella Donna. That's just me.
It's like the quote by Ken (I think) where he says there's a reason Stevie and Lindsey sound so good together... It's because they were meant to sing together!

And I think it's a shame that they don't work together anymore. They bring out the best in each other musically and I do not think that is disputable.

I like how she reached out to him to get the exact vibe/sound she wanted for Soldier's Angel, because only he could do it. I think that's telling.
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