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The Other Side of the Mirror (Modern Records, 1989) Street Angel (Modern Records, 1994) Trouble in Shangri-La (Reprise Records, 2001) In Your Dreams (Reprise Records, 2011) 24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault (Reprise Records, 2014) With Dwight Twilley. Jungle (EMI, 1984) With Don Henley. Building the Perfect Beast (Geffen, 1984)
Three songs were written in collaboration with Nicks' future Fleetwood Mac colleague Mike Campbell . Track listing. Rooms on Fire (Stevie Nicks/Rick Nowels) Long Way To Go (Stevie Nicks/Rick Nowels/Charles Judge) Two Kinds of Love (Stevie Nicks/Rick Nowels/Rupert Hine) Ooh My Love (Stevie Nicks/Rick Nowels) Ghosts (Stevie Nicks/Mike Campbell)
Il disco è uscito nel 1989. Tracce. Rooms on Fire – 4:30 (Stevie Nicks, Rick Nowels) Long Way to Go – 4:06 (Nicks, Nowels, Charles Judge) Two Kinds of Love (duetto con Bruce Hornsby) – 4:46 (Nicks, Rupert Hine, Nowels) Ooh My Love – 5:02 (Nicks, Nowels) Ghosts – 4:54 (Nicks, Mike Campbell) Whole Lotta Trouble – 4:58 (Nicks, Campbell)
The song "Thousand Days" was also relegated to a B-side. "Mirror, Mirror" was tried out again for 1989's The Other Side of the Mirror, and was again revisited in 1994 for inclusion on Street Angel, but ultimately the original Rock a Little version was only released on a cassette single of "Blue Denim" in 1994.
Slide Acoustic Guitar-MIKE CAMPBELL Keyboards-RUPERT HINE . Brass-THE L A. HORNS, JERRY HEY, GARY GRANT, MARK RUSSO, LARRY WILLIAMS . Percussion-STEVIE NICKS, RUPERT YouHINE . Backing Vocals - No,LORI PERRY-NICKS, SHARON' CELANI . Drums-JERRY MAROTTA Bass-VAIL JOHNSON, DEREK MURPHY Guitars-MIKE CAMPBELL, WADDY WACHTEL . Acoustic Guitars-WADDY ...
18 lug 2023 · Nicks also tries her hand at Byrds-like folk rock on ‘Fire Burning’, which unsurprisingly comes from Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell. The real enemy of The Other Side of the Mirror is producer Rupert Hine.
The Other Side of the Mirror is Nicks' highest charting album to date in various European countries including Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
