Stand Back & Little Red Corvette - Page 4

danax6 · #46 10-05-2005, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Moony

I thought it was about Stevie's vagina.

That's it. I can't ever listen to this song anymore now.

ELIUD · #47 10-05-2005, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by takenbythesky

I have never heard anything remotely Stevie Nicks-esque in "All Over You." Does anyone know exactly how the conception that she is on the track came to be? Were she and Prince actually in a recording studio together at that time? Am I opening up a big can of worms?

Really? What about the "doo doo doo doos..." at the beginning of the song? She "doo doo'ed" twice on The Wild Heart album in "Stand Back" and "The Nightbird". I can't believe nobody here thinks the person singing with Prince on All Over You doesn't even remotely sound like Stevie Nicks. If anything the male part BARELY resembles Prince.

I for one am convinced it's Stevie, really really like the song and wish she'd record a new version of it.

BTFLCHLD · #48 10-05-2005, 12:47 PM

what does the timespace cd booklet
say about standback/prince?
i dont have it, and there is
supposedly a comment about it.

Raeven Skye · #49 10-05-2005, 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by BTFLCHLD

what does the timespace cd booklet
say about standback/prince?
i dont have it, and there is
supposedly a comment about it.

check out "In Her Own Words": http://www.inherownwords.com/standback.htm

she has that part posted

Raeven Skye · #50 10-05-2005, 01:43 PM

There's also this on Nixksfix about Stevie and Prince "playing around" on a song together:

Stevie: You wanna hear a story about Prince? One time we played New York and he came and picked me up . . . he wanted to take me out to his house. Of course none of my people wanted to just let me go. Nine-thirty in the morning. We get in Prince's purple car. He was in his purple clothes too. Swear to God. I had halfway gotten out of my stage clothes, but I still had the skirt on, and tennis shoes . . . I get in his car, and we're, I kid you not, in Minnesota. We went down the freeway at 150 miles an hour. And I am, like, "We're gonna get pulled over. This is gonna look so bad. We're gonna get pulled over, Prince. We're going 150 miles an hour." So I went out and spent the day at his purple house. We kind of played around with a song for a little while, in his recording studio a little bit, and then he took me back to be at the Fleetwood Mac plane at, like, three o'clock in the afternoon. I made it back on time to take off and go to the next gig. But I swore we were gonna be pulled over. And how are we gonna . . . looking like we look . . . how are we going to get out of this one? What are we gonna say? We were, you know, we were just casually cruising out to your house, you know . . . at 150 miles an hour. Prince, we're gonna go to jail, both of us. He didn't care. He kept going.

Johnny Stew · #51 10-05-2005, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by David

That's what several party people told me a long time ago. "sister honey" was street slang for coke.

The idea that Miss Priss is going to write, record & release a song about or with imagery of pudenda really stretches credulity to the breaking point, does it not? I mean, c'mon, people. . . .

this is a lady who threatened to quit a band that named its album "Tusk" -- Genitalia are genitalia, & Stevie Nicks is Stevie Nicks, & nary the twain shall meet (at least not in song).

I usually keep my mouth shut during the "Sister Honey" discussions... but you expressed my own opinions on the matter perfectly.

Stevie is (was?) a sexual being, yes, but the idea that she'd sing a song about luring a man with her vagina is extremely far-fetched, IMO.

SapphireSister · #52 10-05-2005, 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Raeven Skye

There's also this on Nixksfix about Stevie and Prince "playing around" on a song together:

Stevie: You wanna hear a story about Prince? One time we played New York and he came and picked me up . . . he wanted to take me out to his house. Of course none of my people wanted to just let me go. Nine-thirty in the morning. We get in Prince's purple car. He was in his purple clothes too. Swear to God. I had halfway gotten out of my stage clothes, but I still had the skirt on, and tennis shoes . . . I get in his car, and we're, I kid you not, in Minnesota. We went down the freeway at 150 miles an hour. And I am, like, "We're gonna get pulled over. This is gonna look so bad. We're gonna get pulled over, Prince. We're going 150 miles an hour." So I went out and spent the day at his purple house. We kind of played around with a song for a little while, in his recording studio a little bit, and then he took me back to be at the Fleetwood Mac plane at, like, three o'clock in the afternoon. I made it back on time to take off and go to the next gig. But I swore we were gonna be pulled over. And how are we gonna . . . looking like we look . . . how are we going to get out of this one? What are we gonna say? We were, you know, we were just casually cruising out to your house, you know . . . at 150 miles an hour. Prince, we're gonna go to jail, both of us. He didn't care. He kept going.

I never heard that story thanks so much for posting it! I wonder what year that was? Could this be the story of All Over You?
"We're gonna go to jail"...ha ha for speeding. She's classic. The stories this woman could tell! I cannot imagine the life she has lived.

strandinthewind · #53 10-05-2005, 01:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Johnny Stew

I usually keep my mouth shut during the "Sister Honey" discussions... but you expressed my own opinions on the matter perfectly.

Stevie is (was?) a sexual being, yes, but the idea that she'd sing a song about luring a man with her vagina is extremely far-fetched, IMO.

I agree.

I think the song is about her relationship with Chris, which makes sense as she says "can we still be friends - the answer's always yes!"

But, to each their own.

Also, when I first heard it, I qot a herine vibe from it

Raeven Skye · #54 10-05-2005, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by SapphireSister

I never heard that story thanks so much for posting it! I wonder what year that was? Could this be the story of All Over You?
"We're gonna go to jail"...ha ha for speeding. She's classic. The stories this woman could tell! I cannot imagine the life she has lived.

I didn't post the whole things...it's an excerpt from a radio interview, but it has the date...and if you google Stevie Nicks and Prince...a whole lotta stuff comes up!

LiquidBlue5000 · #55 10-05-2005, 03:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Raeven Skye

There's also this on Nixksfix about Stevie and Prince "playing around" on a song together:

Stevie: You wanna hear a story about Prince? One time we played New York and he came and picked me up . . . he wanted to take me out to his house. Of course none of my people wanted to just let me go. Nine-thirty in the morning. We get in Prince's purple car. He was in his purple clothes too. Swear to God. I had halfway gotten out of my stage clothes, but I still had the skirt on, and tennis shoes . . . I get in his car, and we're, I kid you not, in Minnesota. We went down the freeway at 150 miles an hour. And I am, like, "We're gonna get pulled over. This is gonna look so bad. We're gonna get pulled over, Prince. We're going 150 miles an hour." So I went out and spent the day at his purple house. We kind of played around with a song for a little while, in his recording studio a little bit, and then he took me back to be at the Fleetwood Mac plane at, like, three o'clock in the afternoon. I made it back on time to take off and go to the next gig. But I swore we were gonna be pulled over. And how are we gonna . . . looking like we look . . . how are we going to get out of this one? What are we gonna say? We were, you know, we were just casually cruising out to your house, you know . . . at 150 miles an hour. Prince, we're gonna go to jail, both of us. He didn't care. He kept going.

Very cool post... See, i knew their interaction with each other was much more than what she talked about on Storytellers...

Raeven Skye · #56 10-05-2005, 03:29 PM

Stevie's got secrets out the wazoo! I wish she'd write a book! It'd be white-hot!

ontheEdgeof17 · #57 10-05-2005, 03:30 PM

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Originally Posted by LiquidBlue5000

Very cool post... See, i knew their interaction with each other was much more than what she talked about on Storytellers...

Stevie doesn't talk about her inside life much. Huh Brian?

princessblair · #58 10-05-2005, 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by David

Another mystery is whether Stevie sings on "Don't Come Around Here No More."

I heard this song the other day on the radio and totally thought it was Stevie. When I got home I looked at the Tom Petty album that has this song ,and only Sharon, Lori and Marilyn Martin are listed as backup.

LiquidBlue5000 · #59 10-05-2005, 04:00 PM

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Originally Posted by ontheEdgeof17

Stevie doesn't talk about her inside life much. Huh Brian?

she sure doesn't

Ghost_Tracker · #60 10-06-2005, 01:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Raeven Skye

There's also this on Nixksfix about Stevie and Prince "playing around" on a song together:

Stevie: You wanna hear a story about Prince? .

psssst - not sure but I think maybe there's a Little More to This Story -
I heard that she was actually wearing undies and he had come to her
dressing room, picked her up and carried her to the car. She wasn't
pleased. ( I don't think she was actually mad - I read it more as her
laughing a lot the whole time. ) Anyway I think maybe he tended to
be kind of "preachy" at her (like The Cough Medicine Incident) and
he was saying to her in between HIS lines, "OH so you're a Big Wild
Rock Star? OH-kay, let's get WILD, Wild Rock Star!!! After all isn't
that who you ARE!?" Anyway not sure where I saw this or if it's true
but I seem to remember reading something about it...
I somehow get the impression that getting "preachy" with Stevie
starts to wear thin after about 3 microseconds. . . .