Stevie singing with other people

strandinthewind · #1 12-10-2007, 05:54 PM

In the late 70's and early 80's - La Nicks was known for singing with many other people, sometimes sua sponte. It seems to me that in 2001 or so, she kind of started doing this again only differently. She and Crow did that fab. drunken Shine set in NYC. she sang with the DC on the Divas thing and them did an Elvis song for goodness sake

She has toured with Henley and Petty and the latter as a non headliner. She gave Carlton a show up as well. I think that is cool of her to be branching out like this once again.

David · #2 12-11-2007, 12:28 AM

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In the late 70's and early 80's - La Nicks was known for singing with many other people, sometimes sua sponte. It seems to me that in 2001 or so, she kind of started doing this again only differently. She and Crow did that fab. drunken Shine set in NYC. she sang with the DC on the Divas thing and them did an Elvis song for goodness sake

She has toured with Henley and Petty and the latter as a non headliner. She gave Carlton a show up as well. I think that is cool of her to be branching out like this once again.

Strand, I don't really have anything to add, but this thread needed someone to reply!

HejiraNYC · #3 12-11-2007, 09:13 AM

And don't forget her finest guest appearance- alongside Jesse Camp.

To this day I still do not know what possessed her to do that.

strandinthewind · #4 12-11-2007, 09:24 AM

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And don't forget her finest guest appearance- alongside Jesse Camp.

To this day I still do not know what possessed her to do that.

Me either. But, I give her kudos for doing something out of the ordinary. I wonder if she recorded the vocal by herself and then MTV married the vocal to someone chosen later.

Also - thank you David!!!!! Remember in the late 70's when La Nicks would jump onstage with just about anyone

MacMan · #5 12-11-2007, 04:16 PM

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And don't forget her finest guest appearance- alongside Jesse Camp.

To this day I still do not know what possessed her to do that.

To me, I think the strangest combo is the one with Ringo Star...

David · #6 12-11-2007, 05:03 PM

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To me, I think the strangest combo is the one with Ringo Star...

Peter, is that the one that goes "Love is not a sin/Give in, give in" three times in a row?

I like that one!

vivfox · #7 12-11-2007, 05:32 PM

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Peter, is that the one that goes "Love is not a sin/Give in, give in" three times in a row?

I like that one!

I'm not Peter but the answer is yes!! It's called LAY DOWN YOUR ARMS, and you should get it if you can. I only have it on cassette, otherwise I would post it for you. It's a very good song. A duet with Ringo Starr. In the meantime Viv says hi to all of you.

MacMan · #8 12-11-2007, 05:32 PM

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Peter, is that the one that goes "Love is not a sin/Give in, give in" three times in a row?

I like that one!

Yeah, that one.... I think that's about all that's audible from her really except for the obvious background stuff... I just listened to it yesterday, had forgotten all about that track... I didn't care for it when I first heard it and still don't.

HejiraNYC · #9 12-11-2007, 06:22 PM

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To me, I think the strangest combo is the one with Ringo Star...

Hmmm... I actually LOVED that collaboration! Especially the lines "Love is not a sin; give in, give in..."

So am I missing any collaborators here? :

-Don Henley
-Tom Petty
-Walter Egan
-Jesse Camp
-Ringo Starr
-BB King
-Robin Zander
-Sandy Stewart
-Sheryl Crow
-Dixie Chicks
-Natalie Maines
-Robbie Patton
-Bob Welch
-Heart
-Prince
-Kenny Loggins
-Warren Zevon
-Marilyn Martin
-Dave Koz
-Kenny G
-Bruce Hornsby
-Vanessa Carlton
-Chris Isaak
-Macy Gray
-Robbie Nevil
-Bob Dylan
(on edit)
-Louise Goffin
-Maria Vidal
-Tom Snow
-Dane Donohue
-John Stewart
-Todd Rundgren
-David Crosby
-Deep Dish
-Jon Bon Jovi
-Brett Michaels
(on second edit)
-Sarah Mclaughlin
-Roger Waters
(on third edit)
-Peter Frampton
-Venice
-Chic

MacMan · #10 12-11-2007, 06:53 PM

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I'm not Peter but the answer is yes!! It's called LAY DOWN YOUR ARMS, and you should get it if you can. I only have it on cassette, otherwise I would post it for you. It's a very good song. A duet with Ringo Starr. In the meantime Viv says hi to all of you.

You can hear it here: http://hypem.com/search/stevie%20nicks

Johnny Stew · #11 12-11-2007, 07:01 PM

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So am I missing any collaborators here?

Add Louise Goffin (Carole King's daughter), Dane Donohue, Tom Snow, Todd Rundgren, John Stewart, Maria Vidal, Rick Vito, Roger McGuinn, David Crosby, and Deep Dish, and I believe you have them all.

darklinensuit · #12 12-11-2007, 07:03 PM

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Hmmm... I actually LOVED that collaboration! Especially the lines "Love is not a sin; give in, give in..."

So am I missing any collaborators here? :

-Don Henley
-Tom Petty
-Walter Egan
-Jesse Camp
-Ringo Starr
-BB King
-Robin Zander
-Sandy Stewart
-Sheryl Crow
-Dixie Chicks
-Natalie Maines
-Robbie Patton
-Bob Welch
-Heart
-Prince
-Kenny Loggins
-Warren Zevon
-Marilyn Martin
-Dave Koz
-Kenny G
-Bruce Hornsby
-Vanessa Carlton
-Chris Isaak
-Macy Gray
-Robbie Nevil
-Bob Dylan

Also David Crosby on the song "Street Angel", right?

BTW, on the subject of her more recent collaborations, I really love "You're Not the One".

- Jake

HejiraNYC · #13 12-11-2007, 07:07 PM

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Add Louise Goffin (Carole King's daughter), Dane Donohue, Tom Snow, Todd Rundgren, John Stewart, Maria Vidal, Rick Vito, Roger McGuinn, David Crosby, and Deep Dish, and I believe you have them all.

Wow... those were pretty obvious ones I should have remembered! However, I'm not sure I've heard about the Roger McGuinn collaboration. Oh, and there's Jon Bon Jovi and Brett Michaels. How can we forget those highlights of Stevie's career?

But then again, should we include all of the times she was just kind of on the same stage as other performers, e.g., Michael Jackson at the Billy inauguration?

strandinthewind · #14 12-11-2007, 07:12 PM

Sara McLoughlin (sp.?) She was on TISL - but I do not think anything live exists. Also, she jammed onstage with, I believe, Keith Richards, Clapton, Crow, and Chriss Hynde for the Crow thing in Central Park for Amex Blue.

Then, she worked with Dallas Austin for TISL, which I still suggest could have been huge. Sadly, I think none of those recordings have surfaced.

Intrerestingly, I remember reading that she has done jam sessions with George Harrison and U2.

strandinthewind · #15 12-11-2007, 07:14 PM

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. . . But then again, should we include all of the times she was just kind of on the same stage as other performers, e.g., Michael Jackson at the Billy inauguration?

Lord Child - in that case, she and Auntie Ree Ree have been collaborators

Also, she was onstage and sang with, I believe Chic for the Montreaux thing last year.