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Sheryl Crow — Gold Dust Woman (w/ Stevie Nicks)
Album: Live From Central Park
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Released: 1999
Length: 4:24
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I would very like to hear this song on RP Station ...if possible still this year please….-   ** 7 **




Posted 16 years ago by calypsus_1    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by ediTed: Any chance of playing some of her album with Lindsey called (appropriately enuf) Buckingham Nicks? It's an incredible collaberation.
Frozen Love is one of my favorite songs from that album! And what about that album cover?
Posted 21 years ago by Leslie    [ Reply ]
Originally Posted by bethcon: Stevie Nicks is truly an amazing songwriter. Her lyrics are magical/mystical and meaningful to me. Lindsey Buckingham's music is the perfect conduit for her poetry. Sheryl Crow added her strength to this version and I like the result. Thanks.
Any chance of playing some of her album with Lindsey called (appropriately enuf) Buckingham Nicks? It's an incredible collaberation.
Posted 21 years ago by ediTed    [ Reply ]
Way good stuff. Me like!
Posted 21 years ago by sailmaker    [ Reply ]
i like both singers and this version.
Posted 21 years ago by red    [ Reply ]
This whole CD is fantastic. I am a huge Stevie fan and I think here and Sheryl pair well together.
Posted 21 years ago by gypsy222    [ Reply ]
This is a great song on a great album. I don\'t care, I think Sheryl Crow is great, live or in the studio. And indeed, Stevie nicks dominates this song, as she should. She definitely still has it.
Posted 21 years ago by gillespp    [ Reply ]
Stevie Nicks should be put out of her misery.
Posted 21 years ago by eric    [ Reply ]
First time I ever really listened to the lyrics.... God, is this depressing! Nice tune, though.
Posted 21 years ago by wa2bux    [ Reply ]
Bummer. This song ended a pretty good stream of tunes.
Posted 21 years ago by wildwilly    [ Reply ]
WOW Great version..... Stevie seems to be doing alot of these songs....
Posted 21 years ago by Heathen    [ Reply ]
A cover that stays loyal to the Fleetwood Mac original. I generally prefer my Sheryl Crow on the album — her voice is too weak to do anything for me live. Fortunately, Nicks dominates this song.
Posted 21 years ago by Blackjack    [ Reply ]