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Rock A Little - Stevie Nicks

 
Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Stevie Nicks / Audio CD released 1990-10-25 at Imports / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 I Ca ... more
Rock A Little - Stevie Nicks ... Can't Wait
2 Rock a Little (Go Ahead Lily)
3 Sister Honey
4 I Sing for the Things
5 Imperial Hotel
6 Some Become Strangers
7 Talk to Me
8 The Nightmare
9 If I Were You
10 No Spoken Word
11 Has Anyone Ever Written Anything for You

Newest Review: ... and heart break. Then in retrospect or hindsight she sings: “...This is how songs are written; stories are told, rumours are ... more

 ... started...” Not a bad title track but it clearly shows that she left him for good at this point in her life. As a song it is an interesting one, but musically it’s a bit disorganised despite the warm falling cascade of electric piano. 3) Sister Honey This is a faster up beat song, bringing a sound not dissimilar to Prince from the drum machine and the interrupting keyboards played off beat. I have always loved this song but from the chorus when she starts singing “Can we still be friends?” as it totally chang...more

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Rock a Little
Release Date: 1990 - 10 - 25, Audio CD, Imports
Last Update 25.11.2009 05:47
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Premium Review Rock A Little - Stevie Nicks: Rockin' And A-Reelin' from Love? (2993 words)
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Stevie Nicks’ third album “Rock a Little” was written in 1985 and achieved gold and platinum status from the day that it went on sale. From the album two songs remained in the U.S chart positions at number 3 and number 14 respectively with the two singles “I Can’t Wait,” and “Talk To Me.” Jimmy Iovine would no longer produce the mainstay of her music as he had done with the previous two albums, for the single reason alone that Stevie and him were no longer in a stable partnership. Using Keith Olsen (he had co-produced Fleetwood Mac, the EP album when Stevie and Lindsey first joined Fleetwood Mac) and Mike Campbell to produce most of the songs on the album, she would also ...  Read the complete review

 

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