Question

Vianna · #1 10-18-2004, 10:01 AM

I was listening to TOSOTM this am and am wondering who is the guy singibng background vocals with Stevie in Two Kinds of Love?

#2 10-18-2004, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Vianna

I was listening to TOSOTM this am and am wondering who is the guy singibng background vocals with Stevie in Two Kinds of Love?

i have no idea who'e singibng

with her....but i believe Bruce Hornsby is "singing" with her. everyone's a wise guy right?. doesn't it list in the credits? haven't looked at the liner notes recently. he also sings with her on "juliet."

AliceLover · #3 10-18-2004, 05:09 PM

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my favorite album!

I relaly hope she does something from OSOTM for her next solo tour. That would be so awesome, even if its whole lotta trouble, i dont care SOMETHING!

Jimmy

amber · #4 10-18-2004, 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by AliceLover

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my favorite album!

I relaly hope she does something from OSOTM for her next solo tour. That would be so awesome, even if its whole lotta trouble, i dont care SOMETHING!

Jimmy

Haha. What if she does Cry Wolf? (which i love, but most people don't...)
hehe
Amber

AliceLover · #5 10-18-2004, 05:40 PM

CRY WOLF WOULD BE OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of my favorites of all time!

Jimmy

amber · #6 10-18-2004, 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by AliceLover

CRY WOLF WOULD BE OUTSTANDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

One of my favorites of all time!

Jimmy

of course, i should've known....

#7 10-18-2004, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by AliceLover

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh my favorite album!

I relaly hope she does something from OSOTM for her next solo tour. That would be so awesome, even if its whole lotta trouble, i dont care SOMETHING!

Jimmy

I LOVED WLT at Radio City....which, i might add, i was fortunate enough to be there. she kicked ass on it. she was doin that crazy ad libbing **** at the end where you can't understand what she's saying.

ahhhhh...gotta love it.

Watchdevil22 · #8 10-18-2004, 10:38 PM

WLT was a lot of fun on the Enchanted tour...I remember it well, Stevie was a kick!

My personal faves off of OSOTM are "Ghosts" and "Doing the Best that I Can (Escape from Berlin)." I would love to see either done live...but I'm all for doing stuff that she hasn't done before in general. It seems (based on the Enchanted and TISL tours) that Stevie is much more likely to try new stuff out on her own than with the Mac. I think it's because 1. She feels there are a whole bunch of songs that MUST be done with the Mac and 2. B/C she's sharing the stage, she doesn't have as much room to mix it up.

Thoughts?

Erin

diamondsnake · #9 10-18-2004, 11:32 PM

That is so strange that you guys brought up TOSOTM. Before I clicked on this topic I posted a thread about how no one respects that album. I for one love this record. And I would go for anything from TOSOTM being done live but if I had to pick a few I would go with Long Way To Go, Rooms on Fire, and Doing the Best that I Can would make a great closing song. (I'm not a big fan of HAEWAFY)

Sorcerer386 · #10 10-19-2004, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by joe

I LOVED WLT at Radio City....which, i might add, i was fortunate enough to be there. she kicked ass on it. she was doin that crazy ad libbing **** at the end where you can't understand what she's saying.

ahhhhh...gotta love it.

That must have been nice to have been there. I have the show on tape and it really is a good show (if only the sound quality were better on it). And for the LONGEST time I have been trying to discern what the Hell she is saying at the end of Whole Lotta Trouble. i can make out ".... you say, baby.... whole lotta trouble for you, I told you so, I think I told you so.... you're so proud." I also like how she busts loose on Edge of 17, during the chorus after the fourth verse when she just keeps blurting out "I can't hold you, I can't hold you." The BEST part of this show though is when she's greeting the people and she sees a little girl dressed up like her, she just gets the biggest kick out of it.

#11 10-20-2004, 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Sorcerer386

That must have been nice to have been there. I have the show on tape and it really is a good show (if only the sound quality were better on it). And for the LONGEST time I have been trying to discern what the Hell she is saying at the end of Whole Lotta Trouble. i can make out ".... you say, baby.... whole lotta trouble for you, I told you so, I think I told you so.... you're so proud." I also like how she busts loose on Edge of 17, during the chorus after the fourth verse when she just keeps blurting out "I can't hold you, I can't hold you." The BEST part of this show though is when she's greeting the people and she sees a little girl dressed up like her, she just gets the biggest kick out of it.

oh, it was the best stevie solo show i've seen since RAL. i love when she's introducing the "trilogy"...there's a certain look on her face that is most priceless, cutest, and funniest thing. i'll try to recall....ok, i think it's when she's introducing "garbo" and she tells about the photo shoot for b/n yadda blah blah and she goes, "....cause i wanted to be rich and famous" and then does this motion with her arms as if saying "that's it" and she's smirking and the audience started applauding and laughing and she's laughing at herself for having admitted that and also kinda shocked that the audience took notice.

i guess you have to see it to know what i'm talking about.