Professor Of Rock has released the video below, along with the following introduction…
“Standing at the crossroads of her career, Stevie Nicks decided to walk away from one of the biggest bands on the planet, which had just had two massive albums… to go solo. But it turned out to be an uphill battle. First of all, two tragedies would shake her to her very core. Stevie would try and ease into her solo career by releasing two duets with legendary rockers Tom Petty and Don Henley. But the real risk was when she put out ‘Edge Of Seventeen’, the heaviest song of her career. Guitar-driven and explosive, the song came from a misheard word that Stevie misunderstood because of a thick Southern accent. But thank heavens for it because it would become a catchphrase. She also got other parts of the song from a menu. It became a smash and proved she could make it on her own. Next on Professor Of Rock.”
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“Standing at the crossroads of her career, Stevie Nicks decided to walk away from one of the biggest bands on the planet, which had just had two massive albums… to go solo. But it turned out to be an uphill battle. First of all, two tragedies would shake her to her very core. Stevie would try and ease into her solo career by releasing two duets with legendary rockers Tom Petty and Don Henley. But the real risk was when she put out ‘Edge Of Seventeen’, the heaviest song of her career. Guitar-driven and explosive, the song came from a misheard word that Stevie misunderstood because of a thick Southern accent. But thank heavens for it because it would become a catchphrase. She also got other parts of the song from a menu. It became a smash and proved she could make it on her own. Next on Professor Of Rock.”
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