swore on stage in DC ... some of us have heard her do so before

[SpyNote]

She swore again tonight in Boston! "When you're a writer, you have to be very careful. We all know, especially after the last couple of years, what words do. You can't just say ****, sorry. I know, I'm so grounded!"

I like this "new" Stevie.

[iamnotafraid]

Originally Posted by Danielle

she's been warning the audiences that the younger people will go "this is just like my mother talking".

Um... total turn off.

But hey, that's just my opinion.

[Danielle]

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

Um... total turn off.

But hey, that's just my opinion.

Her audiences are very pleased with her talking; it's happy and youthful. At least that's what all reviews have reported so far. If you consider social media a good indicator, then her audiences really are very happy with all the story telling.

[BlueLight]

Originally Posted by Danielle

Her audiences are very pleased with her talking; it's happy and youthful. At least that's what all reviews have reported so far. If you consider social media a good indicator, then her audiences really are very happy with all the story telling.

Every Millennial dreams of having Stevie as their fairy godmother. As do I.

[iamnotafraid]

Originally Posted by Danielle

Her audiences are very pleased with her talking; it's happy and youthful. At least that's what all reviews have reported so far. If you consider social media a good indicator, then her audiences really are very happy with all the story telling.

I think you misunderstood me. I was talking more
about associating her with the word "mother" or
"Aunt" even. Kind of ruins the allure.

[Danielle]

Originally Posted by iamnotafraid

I think you misunderstood me. I was talking more
about associating her with the word "mother" or
"Aunt" even. Kind of ruins the allure.

I understood that. But the fact that she sounds very youthful and the audiences are happy with the talking kind of negate the "sounding like a mother" statement. She said it jokingly anyway.

[lulu28]

Originally Posted by Danielle

And I love it how she's been warning the audiences that the younger people will go "this is just like my mother talking".

Me too!!

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

The only interview I know in which she talked about Crying in the night is for Rockline in 1989 but it's an audio interview. If someone wants to hear Nicole has it here on her blog but now I don't have the patience to sit down and listen to the whole thing: http://www.buckinghamnicks.info/interviews-stevienicks/

I went through the interview, the bit about Crying in the Night is at circa 1 hour and 4 minutes, but I don't understand a few words, she says:
"Well, Crying in the Night's about an actress, her name is Leslie Ann Warren and she did some movie that was very .............................................., you know that type of thing, and I wrote this song about her. And many years later when I did the video for Stand Back and Jeffrey Hornaday coreographed it they were going together and he in fact introduced me to her and I told her about it, that this song had been written about her. So this was a song that was really written about a certain person, and if you know that she is and whenever you hear Crying in the Night will know that that's what I wrote it about and she thought it was pretty mean (slang?), and I thought it was pretty mean, I thought it was pretty mean to get to tell her that I wrote it about her."

If someone with a better understanding of English can fill the blanks I'd be pretty grateful for it.

[SpyNote]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

I went through the interview, the bit about Crying in the Night is at circa 1 hour and 4 minutes, but I don't understand a few words, she says:
"Well, Crying in the Night's about an actress, her name is Leslie Ann Warren and she did some movie that was very .............................................., you know that type of thing, and I wrote this song about her. And many years later when I did the video for Stand Back and Jeffrey Hornaday coreographed it they were going together and he in fact introduced me to her and I told her about it, that this song had been written about her. So this was a song that was really written about a certain person, and if you know that she is and whenever you hear Crying in the Night will know that that's what I wrote it about and she thought it was pretty mean (slang?), and I thought it was pretty mean, I thought it was pretty mean to get to tell her that I wrote it about her."

If someone with a better understanding of English can fill the blanks I'd be pretty grateful for it.

I remember that interview when it aired on the radio. I think she said, "A la Gunsmoke Kitty," referring to the show's character Miss Kitty, who owned a western saloon. She was a tough gal, so I think Stevie had her in mind.

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by SpyNote

I remember that interview when it aired on the radio. I think she said, "A la Gunsmoke Kitty," referring to the show's character Miss Kitty, who owned a western saloon. She was a tough gal, so I think Stevie had her in mind.

Thank you!
I'm searching for the movie and I saw that Leslie Warren did in fact appear on an episode of Gunsmoke!

[bombaysaffires]

wait, isn't Jeffrey Hornaday very openly gay??

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by bombaysaffires

wait, isn't Jeffrey Hornaday very openly gay??

I believe you're thinking about Brad Jeffries.

[olive]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

If someone with a better understanding of English can fill the blanks I'd be pretty grateful for it.

English Language or like um yeah ya know Stevie's English um yeah um

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by olive

English Language or like um yeah ya know Stevie's English um yeah um

No, that actually gives me the time to understand since she articulates her "um yeah ya know" before every advanced word or expression. I love rockstars interviews, they usually talk so slowly and/or with so many pauses.

[bombaysaffires]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

I believe you're thinking about Brad Jeffries.

you're right! Thanks for the correction