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Most of my Stevie playlists stick pretty much to 1973-1983 (when I loved everything really).
But I've given her later work enough listens to answer this. But telling that more than half of this list was written (or mostly written - "Moonlight") in the '70s/'80s. Not necessarily in this order: 1. Sorcerer (the WH outtake version is my favorite, but Sheryl Crow's production gave this TISL track some fun kick). 2. You May Be the One (love some bluesy Stevie; this one was personal meaning from my life at the time too) 3. Belle Fleur (would love to hear the early 80s version that was reportedly completed; is that circulating somewhere?) 4. If You Ever Did Believe 5. Touched by an Angel (should have saved this for TISL) 6. New Orleans 7. Annabel Lee (too long, like many IYD tracks, but still cool) 8. Moonlight (A Vampire's Dream) (one of her better latter-day vocals to my ears) 9. All the Beautiful Worlds 10. Planets of the Universe (extended) (the full version should have made the album) Wow: Nothing from Say You Will quite made the cut. |
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