Song Performed Live bythe Numbers

[olive]

the one offs and the songs performed a few times are interesting it also include where it was performed
http://www.setlist.fm/stats/stevie-nicks-5bd6d740.html

[Feather Blade]

Wow, I was surprised by many of these. "I Can't Wait" played 60 times. (didn't Stevie say this one was really hard to do live and they were only supposed to have performed it a very few times?) "Sara" and the Zeppelin "Rock and Roll" cover tied for the number of performances? (blech, all the covers need to go away and be replaced by actual Stevie songs...at least in my little opinion) I was also surprised that "Landslide" had so many things performed more often than it. I for one think that one is due for a rest.

[AnthonyMI]

Night it'd was performed in 2007? Whaaaa?

I can't find it on YouTube. Is that a typo? Maybe someone confused it with Edge of 17. They both have the word Nightbird.

[StevieNicksfann]

These are inaccurate. It says Long Way To Go was performed in Canada in August of 1989 and in that sae set list was I Can't Wait which was never performed beyong 1986. I wouldn't believe these stats at all

[Josh2003]

That list is far from accurate. She played "You Can't Fix" this more than just once. And to my knowledge, she's never performed "Trouble in Shangri-La," and certainly did "Circle Dance" more than just 11 times.

[olive]

Originally Posted by AnthonyMI

Night it'd was performed in 2007? Whaaaa?

I can't find it on YouTube. Is that a typo? Maybe someone confused it with Edge of 17. They both have the word Nightbird.

she did it on Solid Gold and Saturday Night Live from solid gold

[olive]

Originally Posted by Josh2003

That list is far from accurate. She played "You Can't Fix" this more than just once. And to my knowledge, she's never performed "Trouble in Shangri-La," and certainly did "Circle Dance" more than just 11 times.

it doesn't claim to be . it's just for fun , Relax


it is based on the input of fans who add the show information

[PenguinHead]

Though not accurate, the list gives a fair amount of insight about the songs that form the bedrock of her shows (as if we didn't already know!), as well as the songs that come and go, and the ones that were just passing fancies.

Some songs, like Greta, were, to my knowledge never performed, or even rehearsed. Ooh My Love possibly made the list because it was rehearsed, but never made it to the stage.

At Last, a somewhat obscure gem/performance deserving of a higher profile makes the list, but where is When Sunny Gets Blue?