Fleetwood Mac News: Video: Stevie Nicks "You Can't FREAK Me Out"... "Gold Dust Woman" Live in Las Vegas

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Video: Stevie Nicks "You Can't FREAK Me Out"... "Gold Dust Woman" Live in Las Vegas

Fleetwood Mac Live in Las Vegas
MGM Grand Arena - December 30, 2013
This is the one I wanted to see... Stevie flailing away is memorizing! she totally nails this. The epic adventure of Gold Dust Woman continues!

"Gold Dust Woman"

"Landslide" intro and song.

Stevie talks about her 25 year old beige boots she's wearing and why she's wearing them... she speaks about wearing them during her part on the upcoming American Horror Story. Then she dedicates the song to her new friend Katy Perry.

SEE MORE FROM THE VEGAS SHOW HERE

7 comments:

greg said...: Damn! That's the first Fleetwood Mac YouTube version of Gold Dust Woman I've actually watched through it's entirety in the past several years. Now that's how you sell a song. OUTSTANDING!; 1 January 2014 at 01:16
Anonymous said...: After all these years...Gold Dust Woman has magically morphed into one long beautiful dance. How I WISH....I could have gone!!! And what was the whisper at the very end..."It's alright....???; 1 January 2014 at 10:16
StevieNixFan1 said...: This has nothing to do with the Vegas show but ABC did a countdown of 30 Greatest Women in Music and i couldnt believe Stevie didnt make it...Taylor Swift made it. Blondie was #10, Pat Benetar #25. Adele, Rhianna etc...No Stevie, Barbara, Janis, Heart...Whoever put this list together needs to have his head checked...; 1 January 2014 at 10:30
Anonymous said...: That list was from women who have appeared on New Years Rockin Eve. Stevie never appeared on that program.; 1 January 2014 at 10:40
Joseph Gould said...: Stevie's absolutely smashing Gold Dust Woman these days - it's incredible!; 2 January 2014 at 06:06
Anonymous said...: Just like she was 20 years old again!!!. The woman doesn't age!! AMAZING performance and thats what everyone WANTS to see when attending a show with Stevie Nicks; 8 January 2014 at 09:46
Anonymous said...: That was an incredible performance! Stevie killed it! Way to go, Stevie!; 11 January 2014 at 14:51

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