first time hearing Stevie Nicks - Edge of Seventeen | Reaction!! 

The perfect pair.

Yes!

The best!

My favorite version of this song is from Tom Petty's "30th Anniversary Concert." That's the one I'd recommend.

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Yes! We teens in the 70's wanted to emulate her and sometimes still do with long flowing skirts, scarves and wraps. Fun !

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I just came down here to say "Stevie is a Goddess, I grew up idolising her", but I guess you beat me to it, lol.

The most bewitching witch of them all. Adored her as a kid, still do. She’s pure magic. 🪄

The Old Cleveland Stadium 1978 - Fleetwood Mac , Ted Nugent , AC-DC and more ! Over 60 , 000 people

We just saw her 3 nights ago in Indy, she is still amazing at 76

​@@WillowEtain Amen to that

Possibly my favourite is Gypsy ❤❤

The Chain is top tier ❤❤. I'm just a huge fan LoL 🤣🤣

Most definitely!! My favorite is Landslide...

The Chain is the bomb 💣

She defenetly wrote some of the best Fleetwood Mac Songs - you named a few right there 👍👍👍🙏

That's cool! *How's your brother doing??* Hope he and your family are doing well.

Love to your brother for a speedy recovery. 💞

God bless your brother and Stevie.

I can listen to "Dragging. . . ." all day long! The best duet ever!

If you’re into amazing female vocalists you HAVE TO check out Floor Janson with Nightwish! I’d start with the live performance of “ever dream” from the Wacken open air concert in 2013.

@@DennisMurdock-sr9vl Thank you; I've been seeing reaction channels that cover Nightwish.... But I never watched! Now; that I know it's a female lead..... I definitely will. Thank You!

Ann Wilson! Very underrated. She's got a voice that cannot be duplicated! When I see someone like Taylor Swift (aka Trailer Sloot) I SO wish I could Hollar, STFU. You cannot compete with people who actually have a voice for singing! Go sit yo lil butt down! I'm sorry. I don't usually badmouth female artists. But again, she's a "paint by number" singer, certainly if you are comparing her to Nicks, Benatar, Wilson sisters, Raitt, Ronstadt and et.al.

Amen. Anne Wilson & Heart doesn’t get enough credit for what they have added to music

They're my two favorite female singers, ever since the beginning. 💜👍💃😘😁

Not even sure what to make about the auto-tune comment. But yeah, she’s awesome

@@carsten1989 People just don't understand what auto tune does and is actually used for.

Yeah.. I'll go with that..and Gold Dust Woman...

Has to be the live version.

If I had given birth to a girl, my ex would have left😂 I was going to name her Stevie Rhiannon

@@t.j.payeur5331 Wish we could see more of the "Gold and Braid" vid too!

The song Rhiannon was actually about a daughter she miscarried. She refuses to perform it anymore. She wrote about it in her memoir.

Not mick drumming!

The drummer is Russ Kunkel, who has worked with all the biggies, Carole King, James Taylor, Jackson Browne etc. Was also married to the late great Nicolette Larson.

Not MIck Fleetwood in this clip.

You forgot about th 60's. Beatles cream poco Haram stones beach boys crosby still nash animal ect.......... ....

60s 70s 80s 90s. Great times!

Yes, yes!!!

Bon Jovi, Grand Funk RR, Ten Years After, The Grateful Dead, Oh so many!

Me too! So glad he chose this performance!

Yes, this music is hauntingly familiar!

They were also fairly young

There was a whole lot of love & hate goin round between ALL the band members

She wrote this song & brought it with her & Lyndsey Buckingham to Fleetwood Mac. I always liked this one and Stand Back. I knew you would like her. She is still Amazing in her 70s.

She still looks & sings great !

And Waddy is still playing with her

It’s just standard 4/4

Waddy was the 1st person she and Lyndsey met when they moved to LA. THAT is some friendship.

@@AhronLong Yes it is “4/4” and Waddy carries that tempo by himself through that whole number all the way to “d c al fine”. I love watching him work.

Both are great choices.

The new generations have lost the notion of respect. They don’t bring flowers to a concert now, they throw bottles at the stage performers.

Miley Cyrus singing Midnight Edge!❤😊

I've seen it countless times and I still get chills.

I came to the comments to make this exact same post. Glad to see it was already here. The last two minutes of that Midnight Special performance are especially breathtaking.

Her father introduced her at a show as: my daughter, Stephanie Nicks - such a proud Dad moment!

The live version where she is flinging dagger eyes at Lindsay Buckingham is amazing.

Roy Bittan is playing but he’s Bruce Springsteen’s piano player.

@@Troublette59 Duh. 🤦🏻‍♀️Thanks. I knew that but had just seen something with Billy Joel and my brain and fingers got out of sync! LOL. That whole concert film is so good.

Before my time. I know I could use the interwebs to find the info, but prefer to get the info in the convo from real people. Can you tell me more about the drummer and guitarist? Were they in other big bands or just road/session guys that played with a lot of big names?

@@LivingInTheKaliYogurt Sure. Waddy Wachtel has been a session musician for decades. He played on Stevie and Lindsey's album Buckingham/Nicks, which was the album that brought them to Mick Fleetwood's attention. He's also played with James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt, the Rolling Stones, Jackson Browne, and many others. Similarly, Russ Kunkel has been a long-time session musician playing with the likes of Bill Withers, Jackson Browne, Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Mama Cass (he was married to her sister Leah at one point), Carole King, Linda Ronstadt, and Carly Simon, among others. Very well-respected musicians.

Sorta, that's where the title came from. The song itself is about visiting her uncle as he was dying, and there are also allusions to John Lennon (With the words from a poet and a voice from a choir and a melody) who was shot the same week she was going through that.

Didn’t hear this. Great story!

I always heard that this was about John Lennon

That is the history behind this song.

​@@DashcamRiprockYes, I read that as the song played on Spotify. Her uncle John, John Lennon, and her conversation with Tom Petty's wife, Jane, I think her name is.

That’s called “floating”.

Linda Ronstadt. Forget her name I am woman

Russ Kunkel, back when he had hair.

its not

that is not Mick Fleetwood. lol

Same here