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“upstaged by stunning Sara Fleetwood, who was singing onstage with Sharon Celani and Mindy Stein. Street Angel, Stevie Nicks’s worst-selling album, peaked at #45 on Billboard’s chart.”
― Travis Stewart, Stevie Nicks Biography: Musical Legend and Fleetwood Mac's Gold Dust Woman

“the record concludes with a reggae version of "I Still Miss Someone (Blue Eyes)," which is tacitly dedicated to Lindsey Buckingham.”
― Travis Stewart, Stevie Nicks Biography: Musical Legend and Fleetwood Mac's Gold Dust Woman

“In late spring 1973, they finished sequencing the album. The first side of the Record began with Stevie's "Crying in the Night," an acoustic plea for a guy to beware of a dangerous woman who had returned to town. It had the feel of Joni Mitchell fronting the Eagles, with Stevie's rattling tambourine prominently featured. Lindsey's "Stephanie" was a beautiful and tinkling guitar depiction of Stevie, as well as a tribute to Brian Wilson's musical direction. Lindsey's "Without a Leg to Stand On" followed, sounding like a song by Cat Stevens, the beloved (and well-known) English minstrel. Lindsey sang lead on Stevie's new ballad "Crystal," which characterized romantic love as a quest involving mountains”
― Travis Stewart, Stevie Nicks Biography: Musical Legend and Fleetwood Mac's Gold Dust Woman



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