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Old 12-12-2023, 07:49 AM
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This segment is about 10 years old. Most of it is a rehash of the stuff we have heard a million times. But there were a few morsels that I found interesting.
Stevie seemed to be more upset with Never Going Back Again than Go Your Own Way. Lindsey would not sing it in front of her and only play the guitar parts. When he did sing it, she stormed out of the studio and the recording day was lost.
Ken claims that Lindsey always wanted Stevie to sing the second verse of GYOW with him but she refused. She never sung this line until in concert after Lindsey left in 1987. I would love to know who's idea was it for Stevie to finally sing that line.
Second Time was about a dream that Rick Vito had and he shared the dream with her. Stevie wrote a song based on her interpretation of the dream. She also changed his original arrangement to the song.
Stevie liked Rick's Love Is Dangerous. He only had the first verse. She wrote the second verse and the bridge.
Stevie barely spent any time in the studio with the Mac for Tango. While her studio time increased for BTM she was recording and touring with OSOTM so she was not a full time member (that is not mentioned here).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vj2VGsjB9aY&t=2126
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