What is the ONE song you'd pick?

[chiliD]

Jeez, there ISN'T a song of hers that I'd give that much up to hear...

...but, hearing a 1975-ish rendition of "Rhiannon" again would be nice.

...or, "Smile At You" (with McVie on bass, of course)

[nailatixela]

If I had to pick just one I'd have to pick a RAL like rendition of Lady From The Mountain, since it's my favorite song ever. I'm thinking of a deep, dark, passionate version.

[louielouie2000]

Originally Posted by rockhopper

Sisters (brother, sister.. of the..of the.. moooonoooooooo.............xjsfjhrbnggffnghhrzqbhvn!!!!!!!!!!.

Stevie needs to open with it and blow everyone away with a screamin Waddy wail and allow word to get out she's doin' it and not dropping it and her tour gross will go up ! She has the firepower still. I believe, if she wants, she can still pull out any song out of her vast catalogue and do it justice as she does for the workhorses. It's all up to mama !!

I think you're right... she has the ability, she just keeps herself more chaste on stage these days. Stevie really came out swinging for the Street Angel Tour, and for the most part, her voice hasn't changed that much since. She could let loose on stage more, I think she just choses not to.

[mlourimore]

While I like the idea of Sable on Blond my choice would be Nothing Ever Changes.

[Amlyn]

Solo: Sable on Blond
w/FM: Everybody Finds Out

[jannieC]

Angel, complete with flapper dancing.

[Hawkeye]

Solo: Nightbird

FM: Sisters of the Moon

Nightbird should be such a no brainer for Stevie to do. It would fit perfectly as the songs right before Edge of 17. I love How Still My Love, it was always a song I said I needed to see Stevie do live before I die. But I've seen it twice now and its forever captured on Soundstage. Ditch HSML next tour and put Nightbird in that slot. Both songs have White Winged Dove and Nightbirds in them. It would be great to hear them back to back. And then you'd have each of her longtime back up singers spotlighted in songs back to back. Lori in Nightbird and then Sharon in Edge.

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by chiliD

Jeez, there ISN'T a song of hers that I'd give that much up to hear...

...but, hearing a 1975-ish rendition of "Rhiannon" again would be nice.

...or, "Smile At You" (with McVie on bass, of course)

true, I guess even my choices wouldn't be worth any limbs or children. I think I'd rather keep all that and just let Stevie sing what she wants and be perfectly happy. But lets say I'd pay 200 bucks a ticket for my choices to be played

[SapphireSister]

Bella Donna - acoustic.

[gldstwmn]

Long Way To Go!

[greendaze5]

Breaking the rule here about only one song choice, besides 'Nightbird' as previously mentioned, I'd also LOVE to hear 'Illume' done live!

My favorite of Stevie's more 'recent' (using the word very loosely) songs.

[Aussie W/Heart]

I'm wondering if Blue Lamp was ever performed live, I'm guessing not but would love to hear her sing it live. Or Sister Honey, Bella Donna..
F/Mac a toss up between Sisters of the moon & Smile at you !!!

[seanthompson]

I hope this "qualifies" as one song...I would love for her to perform a 'Sable On Blond / Nightbird' combo...like when she opens with 'Outside The Rain' and goes straight into 'Dreams'.

[sherhiannon]

I adore that version of Crystal, I walked down the aisle at my wedding to it and it was so beautiful ~ I'd love to see her do it live!

Originally Posted by louielouie2000

I'm so glad to see there's finally another fan of that version of Crystal .

I like Anferny's idea of Sable On Blonde, too.

And olive's idea of Battle Of The Dragon.

I think more than anything, I'd love to hear Sisters Of The Moon again, though. I know her voice is different, I know it wouldn't have the fire, but I still think she could own it live. I wouldn't even care if she did a stripped down version like the original piano demo. I'd just like to hear this one live.

[chiliD]

Originally Posted by Aussie W/Heart

I'm wondering if Blue Lamp was ever performed live, I'm guessing not but would love to hear her sing it live.

Yes, only during her very short first solo tour in 1981. (Likewise with "Bella Donna")