swore on stage in DC ... some of us have heard her do so before

[TheWILDheart]

Originally Posted by wheart

I love when she swears. It's always a little shocking but at the same time really cool. I saw her in FL in 2008 and was apparently having major issues with her ear monitor. At one point she told the audience she wishes she could back to when everything wasn't "so ****ing high tech". loved it.

I remember seeing that on YouTube and cracking up.

There was another one too, opening night of one of her many random solo tours between 2002 and 2011 where she said something like "we're out on the road again because basically, we had sh!t else to do!"

[StandbackStevie]

I was at the show at Lake Compounce in Bristol Connecticut, in 1989, I was near the front and she did drop the F bomb a few times , she was angry at the venues security guard for being rough with the fans up front.

[singertobe]

Originally Posted by StandbackStevie

I was at the show at Lake Compounce in Bristol Connecticut, in 1989, I was near the front and she did drop the F bomb a few times , she was angry at the venues security guard for being rough with the fans up front.

Is that the "If you F with my people I'm gonna get real F-ing angry" one?

[singertobe]

Originally Posted by SpyNote

She swore again tonight in Boston! "When you're a writer, you have to be very careful. We all know, especially after the last couple of years, what words do. You can't just say ****, sorry. I know, I'm so grounded!"

I like this "new" Stevie.

I MUST SEE THIS!!!!!

[SpyNote]

Originally Posted by SisterNightroad

Thank you!
I'm searching for the movie and I saw that Leslie Warren did in fact appear on an episode of Gunsmoke!

I saw the Gunsmoke episode Lesley Ann Warren appeared in, but I don't think "Crying in the Night" is based on that character. In the episode, she plays The Warden's daughter, not really a "come-on girl."

I think the "Crying in the Night" character is based on "Mae" (played by Warren) from the TV western movie The Daughters of Cabe, which aired in 1972. She kind of fits that "a la Gunsmoke Kitty" description. The timing of when the song was written seems to work with when Buckingham Nicks was released. Here's a clip of the movie (Mae appears at 19:15):

[SisterNightroad]

Originally Posted by SpyNote

I saw the Gunsmoke episode Lesley Ann Warren appeared in, but I don't think "Crying in the Night" is based on that character. In the episode, she plays The Warden's daughter, not really a "come-on girl."

I think the "Crying in the Night" character is based on "Mae" (played by Warren) from the TV western movie The Daughters of Cabe, which aired in 1972. She kind of fits that "a la Gunsmoke Kitty" description. The timing of when the song was written seems to work with when Buckingham Nicks was released. Here's a clip of the movie (Mae appears at 19:15):

Yeah, I thought so, the coincidence just striked me.
However thanks for finding the movie, I had forgotten about it.

[singertobe]

Originally Posted by SpyNote

I saw the Gunsmoke episode Lesley Ann Warren appeared in, but I don't think "Crying in the Night" is based on that character. In the episode, she plays The Warden's daughter, not really a "come-on girl."

I think the "Crying in the Night" character is based on "Mae" (played by Warren) from the TV western movie The Daughters of Cabe, which aired in 1972. She kind of fits that "a la Gunsmoke Kitty" description. The timing of when the song was written seems to work with when Buckingham Nicks was released. Here's a clip of the movie (Mae appears at 19:15):

Wow she's really pretty!