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07-24-2008, 09:51 AM
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^ Wow, that looks like RAL era. She must have been pretty friggin' tired by the end of the WH tour.
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07-26-2008, 11:19 PM
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the 20th show on The Wild Heart Tour
July 27,1983 Indianapolis, Indiana Venue: Market Square Arena  150 people have viewed this thread in the last 24 hours! I always loved the name Market Square Arena. Did the name of this venue ever change like all the rest of em?
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07-30-2008, 11:15 PM
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the 22nd show on The Wild Heart Tour
July 31,1983 Cincinnatti, Ohio Venue: Riverfront Coliseum  65 people have viewed this thread in the last 24 hours! After this show Stevie takes a month vacation. The tour resumes August 27th.
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07-31-2008, 03:11 PM
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 I bought the gray t with that slogan on it and the heart with wings on the front. I still have it, but I think it's a little small on me now. I'm much more "muscular" these days!   I can't believe I paid a whopping $12.75 for this ticket!
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07-31-2008, 04:14 PM
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Joe Walsh opening act,Cincinnatti, OH
Was Joe Walsh the main act or the opening act?
Last edited by galestreet; 08-01-2008 at 12:55 PM.. Reason: duh
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08-03-2008, 02:20 PM
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With the tour on hiatus, I'll just post this from the Toronto Globe and Mail, August 12, 1983: THE FIRST EXHIBIT in Canada from the Famous Museum of Rock Art in Los Angeles will be held in Toronto at the Canadian National Exhibition's Geodesic Dome. John Lennon's Bag One Collection will be shown, along with art by such rock stars as Commander Cody, Linda McCartney, Joni Mitchell, Stevie Nicks and Klaus Voorman. Poster art will include the Woodstock Collection and art from the Kaleidoscope and Winterland Ballrooms and the Filmore West. Poster artists present will include Ric Griffin, Alton Kelly, Victor Moscosso and Stanley Mouse. An enormous photograph display will include works by Dezo Hoffman, who photographed the Beatles, Woodstock photographer Henry Diltz and Herbert W. Worthington 3rd. Junos won by Canadian artists will also be displayed. This exhibit, featuring more than 400 pieces of original art, is being presented by Sony of Canada Ltd., CHUM-FM and the Toronto Area Toyota Dealers Association.
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08-04-2008, 10:42 AM
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Thanks for the info, and for the Toronto article, its amazing to look at Stevie's career and how long she has been at it and how amazing she looks today!! I am glad she tours and I hope that she begins a new cd soon!!! Thanks again for the post.
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08-05-2008, 01:43 PM
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Lexington Herald-Leader (KY), August 11, 1983
STEVIE NICKS SEES WORLD IN A BLUR Walter Berry Associated Press PHOENIX, Ariz. -- For singer Stevie Nicks, her success as a songwriter could be attributed to her failing eyesight. I definitely perceive the world differently than most people do," said the most visible member of the rock group Fleetwood Mac, who was in Phoenix to promote a coming benefit concert and her second solo album, The Wild Heart. I have really bad eyes, and I never wore glasses, you see," Nicks explained. Then all of a sudden, I got contact lenses -- soft ones which don't make you see great but make you see better. Now I'm completely confused. I used to see nothing. Now I see sort of. Everything is either a blur or it's psychedelic or more acidlike. Street lights sparkle, colors run together. But because I can't see the world clearly, I look at it differently. I see it like in a dream." Most of her songs reflect a reverielike quality, as in Gypsy," Sara," Rhiannon" or Dreams." And whether they're for a Fleetwood Mac album or her own, all her efforts sell well -- in the millions. Her first solo LP, Bella Donna, was released in October 1981 and rose to the top of the pop charts. A 35-city tour through August coincides with The Wild Heart. The Modern Records album was No. 5 and climbing on the best-selling chart of July 30. Her single, Stand Back," was No. 13 and climbing on that date. The Wild Heart is wild," Nicks said. It's Bella Donna, only less fragile. It's me being stronger with who I am and what I have to say. I just sang what I wanted to and did it the way I wanted to, as crazy as it was. It's my masterpiece as far as I'm concerned. It's very much a story." An avid reader, Nicks based another of her new songs on author Jean Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast. It ends the album. It's an orchestrated piece -- a string arrangement -and it's a beautiful, beautiful thing," she said. It was at A&R Studios in New York City, where they do all the Dionne Warwick and Frank Sinatra things. Neither Fleetwood Mac nor Stevie had ever used a string arrangement in their lives. So it was very strange to walk in to sing for these 30 little old men with their violin cases who had no idea what in the world I was doing there in a long black dress, with champagne. These guys hadn't done a session like that in 10 years. But for two hours they played this song, and it's just beautiful. It's very fairy tale." Tom Petty and Prince also contribute to The Wild Heart, but Nicks says she'll shy away from such collaborations in the future. It causes me a lot of grief to work with men who love to come in and sing on my albums because it's cool," she said, referring to Petty and ex-Eagles drummer Don Henley, who sang backup on the Bella Donna hits Stop Draggin' My Heart Around" and Leather and Lace," respectively. I'll be out on the road, and everybody will be saying, O'Where's Tom Petty?' and O'Where's Don Henley?' It causes me a lot of arguments, and it gets to the point where I just want to do my own record and not hassle anyone."
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08-27-2008, 12:07 AM
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the 23rd show on The Wild Heart Tour
August 27,1983 Biloxi, Mississippi Venue: Gulf Coast Coliseum  from BILLBOARD Magazine Boxscores Headliner: Stevie Nicks Opening Act: Joe Walsh Gulf Coast Coliseum,Biloxi,Ms. Produced by: Barry Mendelson Ticket Price: $12.50 Available Tickets: 14.000 Tickets Sold: SELLOUT Concert Gross: $169,737 __________________
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Billy Burnette Lp Self Titled On Columbia - Vg+ To Vg++ / Vg++
$11.99
BILLY BURNETTE - GIMME YOU - 1981 COLUMBIA RECORDS VINYL ALBUM - (VG/VG+)
$5.00
BILLY BURNETTE - (SELF- TITLED) - 1979 POLYDOR RECORDS PROMO VINYL LP - (VG/VG)
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BILLY BURNETTE - (SELF-TITLED) - 1980 COLUMBIA VINYL RECORD - (VG/VG)
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Billy Burnette - Try Me Vinyl LP MCA-27114 (1985, MCA / Curb Records) SEALED
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