Is that what you want?

[GypsySorcerer]

LOVE that version.

[Villavic]

Is that the same performance from Tusk tour Mick refers at his book?

Also in Dallas, Stevie took "Rhiannon" to its outermost limits, chanting "Is this what you want from me?" during the crashing finale of the song.

[CADreaming]

Originally Posted by ragrsrocalot

^ Thank you very much. I appreciate it.

No prob.

Originally Posted by GypsySorcerer

LOVE that version.

Me too!

Originally Posted by Villavic

Is that the same performance from Tusk tour Mick refers at his book?

Also in Dallas, Stevie took "Rhiannon" to its outermost limits, chanting "Is this what you want from me?" during the crashing finale of the song.

I'm not into the details of Mick's book, but the version posted was labeled Mobile 1980. I think in my perusing of the posts, it may have been mislabeled. Who knows.

Why? Did something extra significant happen in Dallas per Mick's ghostwriter's recollections?

[David]

Stevie used those words at all those August shows.

[jannieC]

Originally Posted by David

Stevie used those words at all those August shows.

Do you know why?

Also, I think this is one of the best versions of Rhiannon, instrumentally. Everything is perfect.

[David]

Originally Posted by jannieC

Do you know why?

Yes. Stevie Nicks was invoking the deity Dashwapsi, goddess of earthworm fertility, in a Gnostic ritual practiced by the ancient high priests of Shawaz in days of old.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by David

Yes. Stevie Nicks was invoking the deity Dashwapsi, goddess of earthworm fertility, in a Gnostic ritual practiced by the ancient high priests of Shawaz in days of old.

The deity actually wanted a virgin sacrifice but Stevie wasn't exactly . . .
well, she had to improvise.

Michele

[jannieC]

Originally Posted by David

Yes. Stevie Nicks was invoking the deity Dashwapsi, goddess of earthworm fertility, in a Gnostic ritual practiced by the ancient high priests of Shawaz in days of old.

Idiot. Hey I responded to you on FB, David. KEEP UP.