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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Where I Go: Stevie Nicks - Insider Itineraries from the global jet set Van
Monday, November 21, 2011
Live Photos: Stevie Nicks | Dave Stewart | Brian McFadden - Mornington, AU 11/20/11 - by Charles Newbury
Stevie Nicks Live in Mornington
Mornington, VIC Australia - November 20, 2011
With Special Guests Dave Stewart and Brian McFadden
Photos by Charles Newbury
(Thank you Charles!)
(View each gallery by clicking the images below)
Stevie Nicks Gallery also on Flickr
Enter to win Lindsey Buckingham’s Songs From The Small Machine: Live In L.A. Blue Ray DVD
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Filmed in high-definition with DTS Surround-Sound, Dolby Digital 5.1, and Dolby Digital Stereo at The Saban Theater in Beverly Hills, California in April 2011.
Rock’n’Roll Hall Of Famer Lindsey Buckingham just may be one of the very few Americans who most changed the face of British Rock. As the male lead singer for Fleetwood Mac, this singer/songwriter/guitarist/producer took an underground blues band and helped make it into one of the most respected and best-selling bands in the universe. His voice…his intricate guitar playing…his compositional prowess, they’re all instantly recognizable.
And he’s still going strong.
The two-hour 19-song show was recently released on DVD, Blu-ray, and as a DVD/CD set. Filled with his most beloved songs, including such Fleetwood Mac classics as “Go Your Own Way,” “Second Hand News,” “Big Love,” “Tusk,” “I’m So Afraid” and “Never Going Back Again,” blended with material from his new album Seeds We Sow (“In Our Own Time,” “Illumination,” “Stars Are Crazy,” “That’s The Way Love Goes”) the DVD and Blu-Ray also feature a Buckingham interview.
Songs From The Small Machine: Live In LA opens with a solo acoustic set that accentuate Buckingham’s nimble fretwork and multidimensional voice. The band join him for the remainder of the concert leaving the audience on their feet, shouting for more. The show closes with an acoustic encore of the title song from Seeds We Sow– a final reminder that this is one artist who refuses to rest on past laurels but, instead, prefers to look towards the future.
Prize: 1 Blu-ray DVD
Sponsor: Universal Music Group
Location: USA / Canada
# of Winners: 5
Start/End Dates: 11/18/2011 - 12/15/2011
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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Video: Art Nation Web Extra - Stevie Nicks sits down with Fenella Kernebone
Another really great interview with Stevie... This one with Art Nation. Interview is about 20 minutes long!
Stevie Nicks sits down with Fenella Kernebone and talks career, songwriting & collaboration with Dave Stewart of the Eurythmics.
Nicks is performing in Victoria, Tasmania, Western Australia, New South Wales and Queensland during her Australian tour.
Review: Stevie Nicks Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne by Everguide
Stevie Nicks 'In Your Dreams' Tour, Myer Music Bowl, Nov 19
Back in the coke-hazy days (daze) of Fleetwood Mac’s prime, Stevie Nicks was spinning around long before our Kylie. Dressed in trademark long, flowing skirts and draped shawls, there were few things more captivating than Nicks’ whirling dervish routine.
At age 63, we can hardly blame Nicks for being less nimble on her feet these days, but the closest approximation to a twirl on Saturday night was more of a stop-start rotating shuffle that might’ve been achieved faster with the help of a walker.
Ironically, it was this stiff movement that perhaps best encapsulated what was great about the show. Nicks is no longer capable of what she once was, twirls and high notes included. But goshdarnit, she’s going to try her damndest to hit them anyway, and for this, and for all the magic she has gifted us with in years past, fans will remain loyal to this long-haired battleaxe til the bitter end.
Opening with the synthy, Prince-y 'Stand Back' seemed a case of peaking way too early. But Nicks quickly warned the crowd that this would not be a greatest hits set. If the name of the tour didn’t give it away already, she was here to promote her new album, In Your Dreams, released earlier this year.
It’s a surprisingly good album too, her best solo effort in years, and most were only too happy to indulge her as she showcased some of her favourite tracks from the record (though, to her credit, and in spite of her disclaimer, a healthy dose of her hits were given almost equal airing).
by: Annabel Ross
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