Actually Stevie said in an interview in the 70's that this song was about female groupies. I don't remember the direct quote, but it was about the girls who would hang around for the guys in the band and give Stevie and Christine dirty loooks. I would have never thought of groupies until I read that quote.
@JamiesCrying One of the many reasons I love Stevie Nicks is that she never wrote disparaging songs about other women. (You may think that's a low bar, but it happens all the time.) Her songs about other women tended to be more anthemic and empowering. The one exception might be this song ... and I'm not entirely convinced that this song is not really more about Stevie herself. Why else the "rock on?"
@JamiesCrying One of the many reasons I love Stevie Nicks is that she never wrote disparaging songs about other women. (You may think that's a low bar, but it happens all the time.) Her songs about other women tended to be more anthemic and empowering. The one exception might be this song ... and I'm not entirely convinced that this song is not really more about Stevie herself. Why else the "rock on?"
Actually Stevie said in an interview in the 70's that this song was about female groupies. I don't remember the direct quote, but it was about the girls who would hang around for the guys in the band and give Stevie and Christine dirty loooks. I would have never thought of groupies until I read that quote.
@JamiesCrying One of the many reasons I love Stevie Nicks is that she never wrote disparaging songs about other women. (You may think that's a low bar, but it happens all the time.) Her songs about other women tended to be more anthemic and empowering. The one exception might be this song ... and I'm not entirely convinced that this song is not really more about Stevie herself. Why else the "rock on?"
@JamiesCrying One of the many reasons I love Stevie Nicks is that she never wrote disparaging songs about other women. (You may think that's a low bar, but it happens all the time.) Her songs about other women tended to be more anthemic and empowering. The one exception might be this song ... and I'm not entirely convinced that this song is not really more about Stevie herself. Why else the "rock on?"