to be pissed off that over 27 years no one has told me...

[allthecarbs]

...to listen to Stevie Nicks?! I've just 'discovered' her and I'm in love already. How have I gone this long not knowing she exists?

What songs/albums should I be listening to?

Is she really a white witch?

Bryan Ferry and Roxy Music are good, too.

We used to be able to get her doing all our old favourites on YouTube, but in the light of this rerelease thing they're doing they've deleted it all! Is it back up again?

(She's the one whose roadie always had to blow x up her x half way through the stage set, isn't she?)

Debbie Harry's solo album Deaf Dumb and Blonde is pretty good.

Rumours is amazing. Court and Spark, and Harvest next?

Don Maclean American Pie
Simon and Garfunkel - almost every album has a favourite song of mine Homeward Bound and The Boxer particularly
then - not albums as everyone has mentioned nearly all the others I bought in the 70's :) (I'm officially old)
Angie by Bert Jansch
Who's going to take you home by the Cars
I could go on..., and on...

I love Stevie but Christine McVeighs voice on Songbird is perfection.

Ahem op

The Corrs murder everything. Even their own songs. But I don't like Fleetwood Mac either

Listen to rooms are on fire - someone put it on a mix tape for me 😍 I love Stevie

If yo are looking for some other good stuff to listen to I would suggest Janis Ian. Beautiful songs. Try 'Jesse'

Damm pressed by accident.
I also recommend "At 17" & "Stars"

I hate 'At 17' so much! Dreariest song ever, even though I'm sure it's full of truths.

Mitzy each to their own, I prefer Jesse myself and some other stuff, especially on 'Stars' album but "at 17" has a lot of truth in it.

I was late discovering Janis Joplin and all her associated bands. Was super obsessed for about a year and she was all I would listen to. Bloody amazing!

I didn't discover nirvana or green day until well after their time.

StevieAgree with an earlier post , Belladonna & Edge of Seventeen. Deep, dark disturbing bass that sounds like The Police. There's a great live Fleetwood Mac album with best version of Rihanon. Went through a witchy woo Stevie Nicks phase with gypsy skirts, boots & carmen rollered hair. Love her

I adore Fleetwood Mac. Me and my sister saw them live last year and they were amazing. Stevie has such an ethereal quality about her... She's so mesmerising. I love Gypsy, Sara and Landslide.

Agree with pp that Christine Mcvies voice on songbird is just beautiful.

Simon and Garfunkel - pure poetry set to music

The Carpenters - Karen Carpenter has a sublime voice

And another singer with a beautiful voice is Eva Cassidy. Sadly she died of breast cancer

This is her singing Over the Rainbow

Ego I love the carpenters. My Gran used to listen to them but I rediscovered them when I worked with the elderly. I love the melancholy in Karens voice. Perfect Sunday morning music.
I also love the seekers. Walk with me and carnival is over are just gorgeous songs.

I think I'm old before my time.

My Gran used to listen to them but I rediscovered them when I worked with the elderly

Way to make someone feel real old

A child of the 70s

I absolutely adore Stevie Nicks' voice, just heaven and paired with Tom Petty (another of my favourites) on Stop Dragging My Heart Around is sublime. Fleetwood Mac are one of my all time go-to, feel-great bands.

Add in Kate Bush, Nina Simone, Roy Orbison and Ella Fitzgerald and you have my ideal singing in the car combo

My parents are huge Fleetwood Mac fans. My little sister is called Stevie.

We were also brought up with The Cars, Dire Straits and the Moody Blue. Oh and Kate Bush and Mike Oldfield on every car journey!

Landslide is my favourite song of all time :)