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![]() Yikes indeed. Can you imagine people on this board calling in? "Why'd you and Rupert Hine break it off?" "Why don't you do Sister Honey live?" "When are you going to release If You Were My Love?" "When was the most recent time you and Lindsey were intimate?" "I just have to ask, did you ever bang Waddy?" ![]() |
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Heh, I can already tell you what she'd answer:
"Why'd you and Rupert Hine break it off?" Every time he walked in it felt like the room was on fire. But then something happened that made it impossible for us to ever be together. "Why don't you do Sister Honey live?" Which one is that? "When are you going to release If You Were My Love?" Someone stole my demos and that really pisses me off, because if they had just asked, I would have given them, no questions asked. But now the entire world has already heard these songs and I feel strongly about people hearing my songs before they are finished. The whole thing is very disenchanting. I'm sorry, what was the question again? "When was the most recent time you and Lindsey were intimate?" Lindsey and I will always have that love/hate relationship. We don't socialize outside of work, but our entire history comes back to bite us on the ass when we get together. When we are on stage together we get to be in love, and that's really sweet. I wouldn't let him touch me with a ten-foot pole off stage. "I just have to ask, did you ever bang Waddy?" Waddy is the man of my dreams, the love of my life. He once told me that if anyone falls in love, it will be one of us. |
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I just find that question so disturbing.......the visual..........I can't handle it!!! |
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Maybe someone else does, or maybe I can get to it when I have a free evening, but I don't want to make a promise I can't keep.And Sheryl rode Stevie? Sheryl was a HUGE star in her own right by 2001, she did not need Stevie to help her out. If anything, Sheryl helped Stevie. Yes, Stevie's a legend to most of us, but her solo career was still practically non-existent at that point & she was considered a has-been, if not a joke, by much of the general public, despite the success of The Dance. Now, right after The Dance when Enchanted came out, things started to change. But a really huge turning point in the public's perception of Stevie happened during the TISL era - hanging out with/playing with/recording with Sheryl was a huge help for her commercially, and for getting her back onto the general public's radar. Sheryl was the one talking her up on awards shows & in interviews, calling her a legend & and inspiration. It made her relevant to a new generation of fans. Now as far as their friendship - I think they are friends who are no longer that close. I do think their friendship in the TISL era was real, but I do think they grew apart a bit (esp. during Sheryl's relationship with Lance.) How could they not? They weren't working together & spending as much time together as they had been, and Sheryl got herself a man. Now she got herself a baby, so less time to hang w/ Stevie. it is what it is, people's lives change. I don't think there was any big blow out or anything, or that it means they were pretending to be friends in the first place. |
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and it is not. .......I may have to start a new thread with a Poll.
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I pressed the rose that they gave me at the door when I came in. I still have it.
I could see her mom and Aunt Carmal sitting off stage to the right. They looked so cute. The place went wild when she introduced Lindsey. It was quite a moment. I just about flipped when I realized she was going to sing with Sheryl on some of my favorite Sheryl songs. The Henley part of the show wasn't really a big deal for me but I do think it was the first time I witnessed them singing Leather and Lace live together. I came away from the show a a real fan of Chris Isaak. Solitary Man was great. Chris Isaak was funny as hell. It was the first time I had seen her perform with Waddy in a long, long time. I was very excited about that. |
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For some reason, Stevie's confidence in her career at the point was really faltering. I think Sheryl was a big source of support for her then. Things could be very different now if it weren't for that friendship. |
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He's talking about Jim Ladd, the consummate Stevie interviewer. They go back probably 30 years or more.
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Also, if you do not know who Jim is, you have obviously never listened to all Stevie's interviews either. Posting the AHI 2000 boot would be tough, considering it is a dvd. Trading is always good.
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Is he expecting her to give him a medal?
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Sadly I cannot find his exact thoughts on the matter to post. They were on Seven Wonders, which has bit the dust.
If I remember correctly, he said he thought it would be a "neat story" to tell La Nicks one day. That he never listened to anything unreleased. You know my thoughts on the matter. Stevie could give two ****s. BTW...I agree that Stevie and Sheryl's friendship was played up a bit. Of course I think they got along and enjoyed each other's company. However, they have not done one thing together since TISL. Stevie has not appeared at any of SC's benefit concerts etc. Methinks they went their separate ways. Stevie basically confirmed this in her interview with JIM anyway. (She emailed a "hello" to SC and had not heard back...hardly sounds like they are lunching every week to me)
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