Stevie's Collaborators

Moony · #1 11-19-2004, 12:02 AM

Out of all the people who've cowritten songs with Stevie, who do you think she produced the strongest material with? Here's a list of the regulars (I think...if I'm missing some songs let me know).

MICHAEL CAMPBELL:
Ghosts
Freedom
Imperial Hotel
Desert Angel
My Heart
Whole Lotta Trouble
Stop Draggin' My Heart Around
Blue Denim
Fire Burning
Kick It
You Like Me
Greta

RICK NOWELS:
I Can't Wait
Everybody Finds Out
Ooh My Love
Rooms On Fire
I Miss You
If I Were You
Long Way To Go
Maybe Love
Two Kinds of Love

SANDY STEWART:
If Anyone Falls
Nothing Ever Changes
Seven Wonders
Maybe Love
Too Far From Texas
Nightbird
Unconditional Love

RUPERT HINE:
Alice
Fire Burning
Two Kinds of Love

RICK VITO:
Love is Dangerous
The Second Time
Paper Doll

GARY NICHOLSON & J. JARVIS
Running Through the Garden
Battle of the Dragon

Personally, I've always felt Michael Campbell was her best collaborator - except for the horrid Desert Angel, that is!

amber · #2 11-19-2004, 12:06 AM

i would mostly concur, except for Rick Nowells and Sandy Stewart have a couple of my SUPER FAVORITES on there (i can't wait, Seven Wonders). This is hard...Mike Campbell has SDMHA...

tynan88 · #3 11-19-2004, 12:34 AM

Sandy Steward deffintely my favourite, Seven Wonders it about my all time favourite song, and Rick Nowells would come a close second.

Tynan

amber · #4 11-19-2004, 12:37 AM

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Originally Posted by tynan88

Sandy Steward deffintely my favourite, Seven Wonders it about my all time favourite song, and Rick Nowells would come a close second.

Tynan

Seven Wonders. Word.

tynan88 · #5 11-19-2004, 01:25 AM

I know it's very much a pop song but I absolutely love it, and did before I even knew it was done by Fleetwood Mac, I think the film clip is superb as well.

Tynan

amber · #6 11-19-2004, 01:27 AM

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Originally Posted by tynan88

I know it's very much a pop song but I absolutely love it, and did before I even knew it was done by Fleetwood Mac, I think the film clip is superb as well.

Tynan

me, too...i just think it's a gorgeous song

PERIOD. I didn't know who did it when i first fell in love with it either...

celestenadia · #7 11-19-2004, 03:29 AM

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Originally Posted by amber

Seven Wonders. Word.

I don't mean to throw a wet blanket on the "Seven Wonders" love, I love it too... HOWEVAH, it I'm not mistaken, the ENTIRE song is basically Ms.Stewart's...Our LaNicks was so zonked out during the recording that she actually flubbed the original lyrics, hence the "Emmeline"...From what I understand that's ALL our Stevie "contributed".

tynan88 · #8 11-19-2004, 04:27 AM

I believe Emmeline was a misquote from "down the line", I don't think it would matter who wrote the song, Stevie makes it hers with her brilliant delivery, lets face that is essentially what music is about isn't it?

Neal · #9 11-19-2004, 11:51 AM

Definitely Rick Nowels!

His RAL/TOSOTM stuff is my favorite. Except for TKOL (ZZzzzzz). Mike Campbell is a close second though...

DeadliestPoison · #10 11-19-2004, 11:53 AM

Rick Nowels 4eVa!1!!!!11

GypsySorcerer · #11 11-19-2004, 01:06 PM

They all have their highs and lows......but I'll go with Campbell and Stewart as my favorites. Rupert Hine is my least favorite.

chiliD · #12 11-19-2004, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Moony

RICK VITO:

The Second Time

I've been meaning to speak to him about that one!

Serrart · #13 11-20-2004, 03:34 PM

For me, generally it would be a tie between Sandy Stewart and Rick Nowels, but judging from their most recent work together, Rick is ahead by an inch.

Romy