Impossible Stevie Trivia

[skuncles]

Originally Posted by MacMan

Wasn't the Gypsy video recorded using actual "film" like they use when making full length feature films as apposed to just video? Thought I read or heard Stevie or one of the Mac members saying at one time they filmed the video with a higher quality film. Might be the reason for the higher cost of the video like Luke said and the reason it holds up today.

Based on how it appears, I would say that yes all of the Mac as well as Stevie's solo videos were done on film. It's really hard to explain the difference, but when you something on film vs. something on video you can tell the difference right away.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by LukeA

No Whataburgers on the West Coast

Ummm...there WAS one in Oxnard, Ca the last time I was through there about 1999.

[APerfectLie]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Ummm...there WAS one in Oxnard, Ca the last time I was through there about 1999.

There are none in Cali now.

[skuncles]

Got another "impossible" trivia question:

In the 1980's there was a short lived sitcom about two sisters. In their bedroom they had Stevie's "Wild Heart" album hanging on the wall. What was the show?

[mikebise]

That was in April 1984, featuring those twins Jean & Liz Sagal, Katie's younger sisters. Double Trouble. I very clearly remember The Wild Heart on the wall. And I think it was a poster of the front cover, not just the album itself.


New: We all know about Stevie's duet with Ringo Starr, "Lay Down Your Arms", on the Harry Nilsson tribute album in 1995. Well, later that same year, Stevie was to record another duet with another male rock star for a Carole King tribute album. It ended up not getting recorded, but who was the male rock star Stevie was scheduled to duet with?

[SuiteShangriLa]

Double Trouble opening...you can kinda tell its The Wild Heart album above the Thriller album cover

[rockhopper]

The Salon was called "The Wild Heart"; Stevie co-owned with Beverlee Vance and it wa sin Beverly Hills.

[Nikolaj]

Good job, there, rockhopper, you even got the co-owner, Beverlee Vance, extra good job!
The Wild Heart hair salon was in Woodland Hills, I believe, not Beverly Hills, but close enough! I went once and remember it was a hassle to get to, Beverly Hills would've been easy for me from West Hollywood but this was like 3 buses and the salon was expensive, so never went back.

[holidayroad]

Originally Posted by SuiteShangriLa

Double Trouble opening...you can kinda tell its The Wild Heart album above the Thriller album cover

Slightly off subject, but Double Trouble was one of my fave shows when I was younger!!!!!!