Stevie Nicks UK TV Interview Loose Women June 27, 2011 UK

Stevie Nicks chat to the ladies about her career in fleetwood mac and as a solo artist.

3 Stevie Nicks Interviews Coming Up on Tuesday June 28th

STEVIE NICKS INTERVIEWS ON TUESDAY

Stevie Nicks
Alan Simpson Show
15.00 - 17.00 Monday - Friday (3-5pm UK Time)
Superstar chanteuse Stevie Nicks is Alan's guest on tomorrow's programme. She'll be talking about her new album which features songs going as far back as the classic Rumours era of Fleetwood Mac.

Listen Live at BBC Radio Ulster, or wait a short while and catch it on the iPlayer here

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NATION RADIO
Mark Franklin interviewed Stevie last Friday and his interview airs on Tuesday about 12pm UK time on Nation Radio Wales.  Listen Live HERE

Nation Radio 106.8 FM in Cardiff & SE Wales 107.3 FM in Swansea & SW Wales DAB Digital radio across South Wales & the West Online at www.nationradio.com

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SMOOTH RADIO

Mark Goodier of Smoothradio also interview Stevie - more of his conversation (part of which aired today, that I sadly missed) will be on tomorrow at 11:25am UK time.  You can listen live HERE

Press Photos: Stevie Nicks HMV Oxford Street London "In Your Dreams" Cd Signing

It's 90°C outside and Stevie's dressed for Siberia! ROCKSTAR!!

Standing in a line... Standing in a line... I WOULD! HMV Oxford Street Lineup in London for Stevie Nicks

Photos by: @GarryWhitaker via Twitter & hmvtweets- Hope you guys have water... It's apparently HOT!

Review Stevie Nicks In Your Dreams 4 out of 5 by Indie London...

Review by Jack Foley
IndieLondon
Rating: 4 out of 5

STEVIE Nicks’ In Your Dreams is the singer’s first LP of new material for a decade and, for fans in particular, it’s well worth the wait.

Nicks’ distinct vocals retain the same power as her Fleetwood Mac days, while her song-writing demonstrates a wealth of ambition, taking in everything from New Orleans and Twilight tributes to tracks inspired by the Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Edgar Allan Poe.

In doing so, she’s also amassed a strong army of supporting talent, including Mac band-mate Lindsey Buckingham, Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers’ Mike Campbell, long-term guitarist buddy Waddy Wachtel and Dave Stewart.

In truth, it’s debatable whether Nicks will win any new fans, such is the classic (and familiar) traits she brings to proceedings (there are moments this could pass for a Fleetwood Mac record). But given the length of time it has taken to emerge, In Your Dreams has to go down as a welcome comeback for the artist.

And there are plenty of highlights among the 14 tracks, starting with the opener, Secret Love, an oldie she wrote way back in ’76 and which could easily have ended up on a Fleetwood LP. It’s steeped in classic values… guitar backing, strong sense of melody, folk-rock tendencies and a notable chorus. And it gets things started in suitably assured fashion.

Nicks herself describes the LP as “a full blown rock ‘n’ roll album with some beautiful ballads’ but early on it’s more ballad driven. Secret Love isn’t really a rock song, while For What It’s Worth is a Dylan-esque folk ballad with country elements that showcases a tender side to the singer that’s welcome, but perhaps too early. It does, however, mark one of Campbell’s contributions.

Fortunately, that rock vibe drops with the rousing foot-stomper that is title track In Your Dreams, the sort of offering that wouldn’t sound out of place on a Petty record. It’s a real good time.

The ambition of her song-writing then becomes evident on Wild Sargasso Sea, a song that is based upon the novel of the same name that Jean Rhys wrote as a prequel to Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre. It’s a brooding slow-burner that contains plenty of atmosphere and some cracking lyrics. And yes, it has to rate as another highlight.

(Photos) More of Stevie Nicks at Hard Rock Calling.... Stevie basking in the sun shades and all + Setlist

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