All Over You!!!!! - Page 2

vivfox · #16 12-14-2010, 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by mikebise

You enjoyed living with LL in HATED of STEVIE ~ so **** you

Is LL Lindsay Hohan?

vivfox · #17 12-14-2010, 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by petep9000

Beats me. Oh, wait, it's probably Louie. LOL

Well what did he mean by "living with?"

vivfox · #18 12-14-2010, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by petep9000

I don't know! I'd like to know too. I appear to have hurt his feelings and we're no longer cool, and that bothers me more than you might think.

Don't you hate when someone makes a weird comment and then ignores you when you question them?

SuiteShangriLa · #19 12-14-2010, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by mikebise

Thanks, Mike, for telling everyone I'm a liar.

"Supposedly"...

I've posted SEVERAL times that Stevie Nicks is the one who turned in "All Over You" to Atlantic Records in February 1998, outtake from the Rock A Little era.

i didnt mean to call you a liar. i just dont think its Stevie on the song.

tilthefirefades · #20 12-14-2010, 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by SuiteShangriLa

i didnt mean to call you a liar. i just dont think its Stevie on the song.

I don't hear her either

Stevie's~Prince · #21 12-14-2010, 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by tilthefirefades

I don't hear her either

I can hear Stevie (yet am still a lil skeptical) and have loved this song for a while for the same reasons originally posted she sounds saucy as..
In my head I pictured a RAL era Stevie pre Betty Ford

"Uh, Uh, Uh.. All Over You"

SuiteShangriLa · #22 12-15-2010, 09:02 AM

and i thought Stevie and Prince stopped talking when Purple Rain premiered??? July of 1984. so how could Stevie be singing on a Prince song during the RAL era???
couldn't it be Shelia E? or Sheena Easton? maybe Wendy and Lisa? Camille?

Christopher · #23 12-15-2010, 12:22 PM

July of 84' is the RAL era technically. Stevie was well into recording her 3rd record by that July. RAL was originally scheduled for release the fall of 84'. But as most of us know, Stevie shelved an album's worth of recordings and went back to the drawing board after not being satisfied with the sessions.

I think it safe to say that this song could have been recorded anytime between 82'-84'. I also recall Stevie recounting a story when Fleetwood Mac was on the road for Mirage in the Minneapolis area. Prince showed up and afterward he and Stevie sped in his purple car all the way back to his house and she alluded that they tinkered in his studio on a couple of things. I think this could also be the time that Stevie smoked her weed and passed out on his kitchen floor, and he had to drag her up the stairs to sleep, inspired almost verbatim in "Thousand Days".

SuiteShangriLa · #24 12-15-2010, 12:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Christopher

July of 84' is the RAL era technically. Stevie was well into recording her 3rd record by that July. RAL was originally scheduled for release the fall of 84'. But as most of us know, Stevie shelved an album's worth of recordings and went back to the drawing board after not being satisfied with the sessions.

yeah this is true. i just usually consider 85-86 the RAL era.

mikebise · #25 12-15-2010, 06:05 PM

"One More Big Time Rock And Roll Star" was RECORDED in July, 1983. It's still Rock A Little.

SuiteShangriLa · #26 12-15-2010, 09:01 PM

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Originally Posted by mikebise

"One More Big Time Rock And Roll Star" was RECORDED in July, 1983. It's still Rock A Little.

well i can't disagree with you there.

SuiteShangriLa · #27 12-15-2010, 09:04 PM

musta been the "edge of RAL"...

jellyman10 · #28 12-16-2010, 05:47 AM

Can I just ask why some people don't think SN is on this track? Is it just because they don't think it sounds like her?

To my ears, it sounds like it could definitely be her. But is there other evidence to say it definitely is her?

Thanks, if anyone has time to answer.

silvasprings · #29 12-16-2010, 06:32 AM

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Originally Posted by jellyman10

Can I just ask why some people don't think SN is on this track? Is it just because they don't think it sounds like her?

To my ears, it sounds like it could definitely be her. But is there other evidence to say it definitely is her?

Thanks, if anyone has time to answer.

I'm really not sure, Sometimes I listen to it and I can hear her, but there ar so many vocals on the track that it's hard to tell.

I don't think we have any other confirmation that it's her, nobody has ever mentioned it to my knowledge.

From The NicksFix Q104.3 Radio in New York - Interview

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'm pretty sure that's as good as it gets. It could have been any song - they might have even worked on others...

-I just realised that Christopher already posted something to this extent, Sorry-

TerraRhiannon · #30 12-16-2010, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by jellyman10

Can I just ask why some people don't think SN is on this track? Is it just because they don't think it sounds like her?

To my ears, it sounds like it could definitely be her. But is there other evidence to say it definitely is her?

Thanks, if anyone has time to answer.

It sounds like her to me too, & I know Stevie when I hear Stevie!

The only thing I'm skeptical about is whether the 'Uh, Uh, Uh.." part is her. But the "All Over You, You know just what to do..." or however it goes, definitely sound like her. There sounds like there could be another female voice in there too.