let those who come play with me have no heart

Kitchen Tables: Peter Pereira, “A Pot of Red Lentils” // Hilde Goossens, The Egg-Eaters // Penelope Shuttle, “In the Kitchen” // Joy Harjo, “Perhaps the World Ends Here”

Backstory: The band wanted Stevie to play the acoustic part on gyow live, so during rehearsals Lindsey spent about an hour with her trying to teach her the chords. She struggled with it, and the job was eventually given to Lindsey’s guitar tech, Ray.

Here’s the Forum, LA show from 1977 (audio only)

THEY ARE SO ADORABLE PROVE ME WRONG

Came across this beautiful photo of semi-recent, makeup-less Stevie, posted in october 2019 by Marty Garcia but labelled #tbt so I’m not sure from when.

Stevie Nicks dancing during “Angel” (Tusk Tour)

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stevienicks: May your Valentine’s Day be intriguing, loving, and spectacular! Love, love, love always, Stevie Nicks

Tusk session

Lindsey, Stevie and Chris at The Village Recorder, 1979

This song was intended for Stevie and Lindsey’s second album which never happened because they joined Fleetwood Mac instead. The song was axed from Stevie’s The Wild Heart album in 1983, instead she gave it to her backup singer Marilyn Martin, her version was included on the soundtrack of the 1984 movie “Streets Of Fire”. Stevie herself provided the backup vocals on the track. Stevie released her own version in 2001 as a single from her album Trouble In Shangri-La. In 2016 a Deluxe Edition of Stevie’s The Wild Heart album was released with Stevie’s original demo version.

Stevie and Lindsey on stage at the Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA - July 24, 1976. Photos by Ole Dulay.