This is one of my favourite Stevie Nicks songs
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I think Leather and Lace is right up there as well .
From the live album The Dance
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Who ever cut this video left the ending of the previous song. Ah well an extra bit of Stevie won't hurt
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With her hair done like that, Christine is a dead ringer for Sue Barker!
I would imagine you had it covered in sticky backed plastic ?
Only lyrics Jasp, no pics...
I've heard this song loads of time but I didn't realise until last year it was Fleetwood Mac. Seems unusual for them to me anyway
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It's off of Mirage, which itself went under the radar.
Very clever
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That is utterly brilliant, must have taken weeks to edit that so precisely. Fantastic!
We've had from the 70s Debbie Harry and Stevie Nicks so how about a bit of Suzi?
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Saw these at the Orchid ballroom in Purley '69 as I remember.
This probably their best known
This probably their best known
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This my top tune
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Yes, quite a year for music..there were also albums from the Hard Rock Proto-Punk of The Stooges and MC5.
Motown was going strong with Stevie Wonder, The Temptations, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, Smokey, Jackson 5, The Supremes and The Four Tops etc.
There was Folk Rock with Fairport Convention, Fotheringay and Pentangle.
Prog Rock with King Crimson, Genesis, Yes, Soft Machine and ELP.
Singer Songwriters Elton John, Randy Newman, Carole King etc.
Funk with James Brown, Sly &The Family Stone, Curtis Mayfield, Funkadelic and Parliament
Country Rock with The Flying Burrito Brothers.
The Faces, Humble Pie and Syd Barrett.
Will we ever see a similar age of creativity in music ever again?
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Some nice lullabies
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