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  • Why I Love My Dog, Lily

    Why I Love My Dog, Lily

    By Stevie Nicks.

    My dog, Lily, is something else. I started looking for a dog about three and a half years ago, and when I first saw a picture of her online, she looked so cute, like a little tree fairy. I immediately got on a plane to Houston to meet her. Sitting there on the floor in the midst of a litter of Chinese crested puppies, I knew she was the one. I went through every possible name you could imagine, and then I came up with Lily because it made me think of an old chanteuse or a sophisticated actress. Her personality actually reminds me a lot of Marilyn Monroe’s. Lily has super-beautiful waist-length white hair and long pink eyelashes. She’s dramatic too; she loves everybody—but only to a point. When she’s not in good humor, she’ll go curl up somewhere where nobody can find her. I think she’s taken on some of my idiosyncrasies because I’m the exact same way. We like to go off by ourselves, and now we do it together.

    Lily has been on the road with me for most of her life, and she loves it because she gets so much attention. On the day of a show, she stays with me most of the time. She especially loves being there for my vocal warm-up. I even made up a blues song that I sing to her when it’s time for her to eat. So far she hasn’t gone onstage with me, but I’ll bring her out one day. She already knows all of my rock-star friends—Sheryl Crow, Harry Styles, Chris Isaak. Chris draws hysterical pictures of her. She brings so much joy to the entire Fleetwood Mac team, from the band to the people who do the rigging to the caterers. They all come backstage to see Lily because when there’s no dog, there’s no joy. After each show we get on a plane to go to the next city. We always fly private, and she prefers a G4 jet because it’s easier for her to run up and down the aisle. When we stay in nice hotels, she knows the one rule is she can’t pee on the Persian carpets or we’ll be banished. Sometimes I have to remind her of that. When we do get a break from touring, we go home to our condo in California. I always say if you’re not married and you don’t have kids or live in a commune with other people, then you’d better have a dog. I never feel lonely because she follows me around and keeps me laughing with all the goofy things she does. With Lily there, I always feel good.

    Nicks is a singer-songwriter best known for her work with the band Fleetwood Mac.

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    Stevie Nicks / InSTYLE / January 2020

  • Stevie reflects on Sheryl Crow’s ‘Redemption Day,’ Johnny Cash

    Stevie reflects on Sheryl Crow’s ‘Redemption Day,’ Johnny Cash

    Stevie Nicks took to social media to share her thoughts on deep cut ‘Redemption Day’ from Sheryl Crow’s Threads and the Johnny Cash connection

    Stevie shared her thoughts on Sheryl Crow‘s “Redemption Day” (from Threads), a song that Crow originally recorded for her self-titled 1996 album. Johnny Cash covered the song in 2003 shortly before his death; the song was posthumously released on his 2010 album American VI: Ain’t No Grave.

    The Threads version is a duet that melds together Cash’s vocal (from his cover) with Crow’s. Stevie sang Cash’s part during their performance of “Redemption Day” on the Wednesday episode of The Ellen Show. In her post, Stevie revealed how the recording brought her tears, crying “all the way through it.”

    Read Stevie’s full comments below. 

    Sheryl Crow and Stevie Nicks perform ‘Redemption Day’ on Ellen

    Social Media Transcript of Stevie’s Comments

    December 4, 2019

    Last month I got a call from my old friend Sheryl Crow’s team to ask if I would come and do “Prove You Wrong” on the Ellen Show~ and if so, was there anything else I would like to do, I was on the road and finishing up the Fleetwood Mac tour ~ and can I just say, more tired than I have ever been – in my life ~
    But-
    I sat down with her new album and came upon a song called “Redemption Day” ~ that I was later to find out ~ was not new ~ it was written in 1996 and for this version, she had pulled Johnny Cash’s vocal resulting in a heart wrenching duet that could have been written today. I cried all the way thru it.

    I started learning it on the road ~ I would sing Johnny Cash’s part ~ I called her, sang it over the phone – (in tears) and said ~ I’m in ~ I will override my tiredness and do all of your shows so we can bring this song to the world…I think it says what I need to say ~ about our world today. I think our friend, Bob Dylan, would be proud to hear this song that so beautifully explains what’s going on now ~

    Sheryl Crow is a master songwriter ~ and I am honored to help her bring this song to the world ~ I deeply wish that Johnny Cash was still here to sing it with us ~ but, he is singing it now on her new record ~

    Thank you, Ellen, for letting us sing it yesterday on your show. Tonight we will sing it at the Ace Theatre in Los Angeles ~ and tomorrow we will sing it for Jimmy Kimmel ~

    It breaks my heart ~
    And gives me hope ~ at the same time…
    Get this record
    Do it for the world…

    Stevie Nicks

    See Sheryl Crow & Johnny Cash’s version here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rKg0vz0HIlo
    See Sheryl Crow & Stevie’s performance here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTCH8JICX6Y

    Sheryl Crow, Johnny Cash – ‘Redemption Day’

  • Sheryl Crow, Stevie Nicks rock ‘Prove You Wrong’ on JKLive!

    Sheryl Crow, Stevie Nicks rock ‘Prove You Wrong’ on JKLive!

    Sheryl Crow and Stevie Nicks performed “Prove You Wrong” on the Thursday episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbGnShCkoJs

    During rehearsals, Stevie’s dog Lily made a special appearance.

  • Stevie joins Sheryl Crow for Theatre at Ace Hotel show

    Stevie joins Sheryl Crow for Theatre at Ace Hotel show

    Stevie makes a special appearance for good friend Sheryl Crow at Los Angeles show

    On Wednesday, Sheryl Crow performed live at the Theatre at Ace Hotel in Los Angeles. As expected, Stevie was a special guest, joining Sheryl onstage for “Prove You Wrong” and “Landslide” (with Waddy Wachtel on guitar). Stevie returned later during the encore and performed the moving “Redemption Day.”

    Sheryl Crow Stevie Nicks Ace Theatre Los Angeles December 4 2019
    (@dzrimages)
    Sheryl Crow Stevie Nicks Ace Theatre Los Angeles December 4 2019
    (@dzrimages)
    Sheryl Crow Stevie Nicks Ace Theatre Los Angeles December 4 2019
    (@dzrimages)

     

    Stevie and Sheryl sing ‘Landslide’

    (Diane C)

    Set List

    1. A Change Would Do You Good
    2. All I Wanna Do
    3. My Favorite Mistake
    4. Steve McQueen
    5. Still the Good Old Days
    6. Tell Me When It’s Over
    7. Leaving Las Vegas
    8. Can’t Cry Anymore
    9. Run Baby Run (with Lucius)
    10. Don’t (with Lucius)
    11. Everything Is Broken (with Steve Jordan)
    12. Prove You Wrong (with Stevie Nicks, Waddy Wachtel, and Steve Jordan)
    13. Landslide (with Stevie Nicks and Waddy Watchel)
    14. Strong Enough (with Lucius)
    15. Wouldn’t Want to Be Like You
    16. The Na-Na Song / I’ve Got a Feeling
    17. Cross Creek Road
    18. If It Makes You Happy
    19. Soak Up the Sun
    20. Everyday Is a Winding Road (with Steve Jordan)
      Encore:
    21. Beware of Darkness
    22. Redemption Day (with Stevie Nicks)
    23. I Shall Believe (with Lucius)
  • Sheryl Crow, Stevie Nicks perform ‘Prove,’ ‘Redemption’ on Ellen

    Sheryl Crow, Stevie Nicks perform ‘Prove,’ ‘Redemption’ on Ellen

    Sheryl Crow and Stevie Nicks performed their single “Prove You Wrong” on Wednesday’s episode of The Ellen Show. They also performed “Redemption Day,” which didn’t air on TV but was a digital exclusive on Ellen’s YouTube channel. Both tracks are from Sheryl’s latest album Threads.

    Ellen briefly talked with Stevie and Sheryl afterwards, asking Sheryl why the Threads album would be her last. The interview appears below.

    Sheryl Crow & Stevie Nicks ‘Prove You Wrong’

    Sheryl Crow on Why She Won’t Make More Albums

    Sheryl Crow & Stevie Nicks ‘Redemption Day’ (Digital Exclusive)

    Sheryl Crow and Stevie Nicks will perform again on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday night.

  • Stevie Nicks co-headling PGA West La Quinta

    Stevie Nicks co-headling PGA West La Quinta

    Stevie Nicks will be co-headlining PGA West La Quinta on Friday, January 17. Earlier this week, The American Express™ PGA TOUR golf event taking place January 15-19 in La Quinta, CA, announced that Stevie and country music star Luke Bryan will perform in concert on Friday and Saturday evenings following the golf tournament.

    Tickets are on sale now. American Express cardholders can receive a 20% discount for purchasing tickets with their credit card.

    https://www.instagram.com/p/B5OCL5hF_YK/

  • Fleetwood Mac performs at Toyota Center in Houston

    Fleetwood Mac performs at Toyota Center in Houston

    On February 5, 2019, Fleetwood Mac performed at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas during the An Evening with Fleetwood Mac tour.

    Fleetwood Mac Setlist Toyota Center, Houston, TX, USA 2019, An Evening with Fleetwood Mac