Kind of Woman That Will Haunt You

Fleetwood Mac backstage in Lahaina, Hawaii in 1977.

Fleetwood Mac photographed by Sam Emerson - 1976.

Check out her jewelry. She's wearing her Teddy Bear necklace and a cute little penguin pin.

Stevie at Hard Rock Calling at Hyde Park in London - 2012.

STAINED GLASS LAMPS ♡˚₊⟡‧₊

Stevie photographed in November of 1979.

Stevie photographed by Herbert Worthington - 1979.

what a stylish way to light your cigarette

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Stevie photographed in 1977.

“I think that every girl — and boy, if you so choose — should take some ballet. Because ballet gives you grace. It gives you the ability to work with your hands. It’s all about your hands, you know. And I can captivate with my hands. And I do it onstage. It’s like, it’s magic. And I learned that all in ballet. And you know, I can go into a, I went into a ballet class probably 10 years ago. And I mean, God, I haven’t taken a ballet lesson since I was, you know, like in the 9th grade. And this dancer lady goes by and she goes, “See this woman has a really good technique.” Because I learned that. And so that’s what I take onstage. I don’t dance around that much onstage. I just do a little bit of kind of ballet, you know. And it’s fun, and it works. And all people should learn how to do that. Because it makes you graceful. And I think being, having grace and being graceful is very important.” - Stevie Nicks, South by Southwest Music Festival, 2013.

Anon request: Behind the scenes of “Hold Me”.

“Long before MTV, Norman (Seeff) was filming his sessions with artists. These seminal, never-before-seen conversations and performances will soon be available online to the public. Fleetwood Mac in ‘78 seen here with Johnny his longtime cameraman.” 

“First of all, I’ve just been told by my goddaughter, who was nine years old when this happened, that her dad went to find her ‘cause I requested her presence ‘cause I was so nervous that I was hysterically crying. So her dad went and got her, and when he brought her in, there was a very interesting guy dressed in purple, who was of course Prince, and Prince and I were already friends, and he said “good luck, I know you’ll be great” and he left. My goddaughter and I stayed in there for the next five minutes and I cried. I was so nervous, she says, and I don’t even remember any of this. But this was Los Angeles, California, if you were ever gonna be good, this was the place to be really good.”