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The 1979 song Stevie Nicks wrote to hurt Mick Fleetwood: “I sat at my piano, a feminist woman”
Nicks and Fleetwood’s romantic involvement commenced in 1977.
“What the hell is he doing?”: The Fleetwood Mac album Christine McVie couldn’t stand
Becoming weird to a fault.
The 1960s singer Stevie Nicks said taught her the most: “Wild, crazy, curly hair”
The musical master at work.
The 1981 song that left Tom Petty feeling scammed: “It pissed me off”
Not knowing what he had in front of him.
“I’m not going to do this”: The 1978 hit single Stevie Nicks almost walked out on
Not wanting to take the pressure.
The 1994 album Stevie Nicks called too bad to save: “I hate this record”
Not coming up to her standards.
The 1977 song Stevie Nicks wanted to sing forever: “Probably my favourite”
Saying exactly what she wanted to say.
The 1981 song Stevie Nicks never quite got over: “A huge favour”
Sending her career into the stratosphere.
The 1985 song Stevie Nicks strugged to sing: “One of my unforgettable moments”
“It was finished forevermore. That was one of my unforgettable moments.”