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Old 05-11-2011, 12:48 PM
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Default Stevie songs none of us have ever heard

I was looking around the used DVD store in my area the other day, and I picked up a copy of the old Sophia Loren movie Arabesque. Then it made me remember seeing the title "Arabesque" on a list of unreleased Stevie Nicks songs. It made me start wondering how many outtakes or demos are out there that have never circulated, and have never been heard by any of us. I started to make up a list....and was wondering what others people have heard of....

Arabesque
Butterflies
Smitten -- written by Macy Gray and given to Stevie, but did Stevie ever record it?
When it All Falls Apart -- written by Courtney Love for Stevie, but did she ever record it?

I know there must be tons more....would love to see a complete list!
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Old 05-11-2011, 01:20 PM
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Some more uncirculated songs/demos according to the old sararhiannon website:
- Baby Don't You Lose Heart
- Carousels
- Chiffon
- Dark Angel
- Desert Skies
- Dolphins and Stars
- For John
- Heartbraker
- Helen
- Just Crazy Love
- Just Like Jesse James
- Meet Me At Midnight
- Not A Love I'm Proud Of
- Out On The Road (Tusk demo)
- The River
- Rumors
- Shadows Of Love (The Dance demo)
- So Far
- Thunder

Some of these titles are....interesting
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Old 05-11-2011, 01:21 PM
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There is this Shadow of My Shadow song that was recorded for IYD. Then there are some others I will have to look up later, but I know one is called "For John".
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Does anyone know what songs she recorded with Dallas Austin & Rodney Jerkins back when TISL was still in the early stages?
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Old 05-11-2011, 01:29 PM
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- Just Crazy Love (the Christine McVie song?)
- Just Like Jesse James (the Warren Zevon song?)
- Meet Me At Midnight (the Bob Dylan song?)
- The River (the Bruce Springsteen song?)
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Does anyone know what songs she recorded with Dallas Austin & Rodney Jerkins back when TISL was still in the early stages?
Say what?! I don't remeber hearing that she worked with them! I'd love to hear those songs
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Old 05-11-2011, 01:53 PM
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I remember Stevie saying she had heard TLC's "Unpretty" and said she liked the vibe of the song and wanted to work with Dallas Austin because of it. I'm not sure what became of those sessions, or if anything ever surfaced.
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Old 05-11-2011, 02:43 PM
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I remember Stevie saying she had heard TLC's "Unpretty" and said she liked the vibe of the song and wanted to work with Dallas Austin because of it. I'm not sure what became of those sessions, or if anything ever surfaced.
There has been speculation over the years that the outtakes of Bombay Sapphires we have are actually Dallas Austin produced. They definitely have a common sound with TLC's FanMail album and Madonna's Bedtime Stories album, both of which Dallas was involved with:

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There has been speculation over the years that the outtakes of Bombay Sapphires we have are actually Dallas Austin produced. They definitely have a common sound with TLC's FanMail album and Madonna's Bedtime Stories album, both of which Dallas was involved with:

wow that version of bombay sapphires was fantastic!! thanks for sharing that!!!
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wow that version of bombay sapphires was fantastic!! thanks for sharing that!!!
It really is fantastic, isn't it? I especially love the extra verse:

"But that's my dream... so it seems... to still see dreams, where there are none"

That's such a Stevie sentiment, and reminds me why I love this woman.
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I remember back in the RAL days four songs were mentioned in an article:

Will The Nightmare End (perhaps an early title for Nightmare)
A Moment of Time
Delta
The Best of Times (supposed another Chas Sanford composition)


I know I'm not crazy but I distinctly remember these songs mentions months before RAL was released...the article also mentions "Talk to Me", "Strangers (probably Some Become Strangers" and "If I Were You". I also remember the article saying "Talk To Me" was being tauted as the possible first single.
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It really is fantastic, isn't it? I especially love the extra verse:

"But that's my dream... so it seems... to still see dreams, where there are none"

That's such a Stevie sentiment, and reminds me why I love this woman.
yes it is great! i prefer this version to the one on TISL.
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yes it is great! i prefer this version to the one on TISL.
Ditto.

I have this one on my itunes, not the album version.
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There has been speculation over the years that the outtakes of Bombay Sapphires we have are actually Dallas Austin produced. They definitely have a common sound with TLC's FanMail album and Madonna's Bedtime Stories album, both of which Dallas was involved with:

I much prefer the TISL version, it' a top 10 Stevie song for me. The whole "I can take you higher" should have been part of the chorus just as it is on the album.
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Smitten -- written by Macy Gray and given to Stevie, but did Stevie ever record it?
I did not know that she originally gave this song to stevie. Rod Stewart actually recorded it and it is on his Human record. It's one of the better songs from that album. I can hear stevie singing it.
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