I had no idea this collab existed! I would buy the entire album of the two of them singing together (and I never buy albums). Lemme just add that The Band is a huge part of this rendition, not a missing sound. Not an unnecessary note. I could listen to that band all day. ♡
Yes. Mutual respect was on full and open display. The way they both work so in tune so well together to put together a very tender rendition of this, my favorite SC jam. Downloaded and saved for posterity. ❤
The sensitivity of each of these fabulous artists towards one another's vocal qualities gets me every time...they actually have such differences in tone and texture individually (Sheryl is weighty and rich in her lower register, then has this fabulous "float" in the upper; and her transition is an effortless "country" yodel...Stevie, at 63, has deepened that smokey contralto that's been waiting in the wings - but can still use her upper with her sooo distinct "fracture" transition to hop on top of Sheryl twice...but they're SO ATTENTIVE to finding and hitting their sweet spot together ❤...you hear Stevie modulating her voice to avoid one of her other characteristics - "overdriving" into her sinus space - and staying in her chest resonance, and the magic happens...Sheryl moves in with more "fry" than is usual, and that's THE most skilful understanding going on between them - that's their "sweet spot" and gives me tingles 😂❤. Stevie is an elder stateswoman - she watches like a hawk and neeever lets it be anyone's song but SC's. Such an honouring of their art ...aaargh i've banged on about it because it's SO stunning 😂. They're both so tuned in it's really spontaneous - incredibly skilful. AND it makes me cry 😂 Every Single Time ❤❤❤❤
That was a great comment. Originally Stevie introduced the song by saying she saw Sheryl on VH1 and was profoundly moved by how hard it was to be a woman in their artistic kind of career on the road and all that comes with it trying to trust when a potentially good man comes along. Miss that intro and love your insight re: mentor as well as friend.
Which explains why Stop Dragging my heart around was down to Tom Petty and why she sounded so awful singing solo live on .... some late night talk show when I was young. Don't get me wrong; she is one of the best singer songwriters in her genre and I love her. But she is just that: the best harmonist out there. Forever.
Stevie is one of the greatest harmony singers EVER. She started out as a harmony singer and learned to lead solo out of necessity. But there’s a reason why she sings with so many other big artists - her voice is textured to fit against anyone. She has some great pipes
me too I love this so much. Sheryl Crow does help you get through dark times it is odd she is such a happy singer and I remember her songs from only happy times in my childhood yet I listen to her when I'm awfully sad
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good point. my sis had an album put out on the same label as Annie Lennox who phoned her and she almost had a heart attack. I love my sis Colette Baron-Reid, Magdelene's Garden who didn't tour because she wanted to stay sober and I think of her when I watch these wonderful women. Always.
I come back to this video because my sister travels a lot and we are all that is left of our family (Colette was definitely Scout in To Kill a Mocking Bird … how did they know she'd be born down the line?) Such a gift two brilliant women in harmony and honesty.
@@pauljordan4452 Well, no. That's not what I meant. I meant the lyrics are like something Stevie should be singing considering her past with relationships.
I love my sis who is a musician and travels a lot and every time she's off somewhere I watch this video; wonderful testimony to mentorship and friendship and probably left out another -ship wonderful song.
Sweet Music! Anbody who loves music to their CORE, know full well, it is a craft ,as are humans and all creation from our loving and benevolent Maker Jehovah!
LADY Voce velata di sensualità, regina indiscussa del rock più sfumato, di crepuscolari malinconie... Cos’hai di speciale io non lo so dire, ma d’aura fatata vai ammantata Angelo d’oro velato di nero, dea d’una notte al chiaro di luna... A Stevie Nicks 20.1.22 Marina Assanti
The eternal curmudgeon here; stevie in this very performance was originally recorded as introducing the song and it was vr moving. now it's gone. I love those 2 women.
So damn glad I was born on Feb 5th 1986! Great memory, remember hearing music playing from before I was born still on radio and from on then, I remember Fleetwood around my birth date and so on and Sheryl when I was like 8 year's old, glad I was born before the millennial's. Check my channel out if you doubt me!
wasted three years on a man who kept saying he loved me. all left now is a memory on this memorial day weekend of a h8r who told me he never loved me, used me...and laughed about it. I thought he was my man. it hurts
And here I am.. thinking that I'm listening to good music, a brilliant song and really excellent singers.. I had no idea that it was all a plot by the CIA and some super Jews!! :-O Hahahaha @Wayne Manzo!! I'm on the floor laughing!! You're too funny!! :D .. or.. too twisted :/
