Platinum Ganster Rapper FIRST Time REACTION to Stevie Nicks Edge of 17

[@marcieharreld286]

Fleetwood Mac performed until the death of Christine McVie...keyboardist, vocalist and songwriter. After she passed away, Mick Fleetwood said the band would no longer perform. Christine was the one that held the band together for years through all the drama between Stevie and Lindsey!!! R.I.P. sweet songstress!!💜💜🎵🎼🎶🎙🎧🎹🎤🥁🎸🔥

[@Ol_Blue]

I always loved her voice, seemed like back then she didn't get all the accolades she should have. But, when Stevie Nicks is singing also.......

[@marcieharreld286]

@@Ol_Blue I completely agree that she didn't get the acknowledgement she should have!!🎵🎼🎶🤘🤘💜💜

[@shareemunger6078]

​@@Ol_Blueyou are spot on, Christine wrote a sang beautifully. 1978 Journey and Mac were my go to albums after work.

[@fayesouthall6604]

They did tour without her before she passed I saw them a couple of times without Christine, she was scared of flying so stayed in England for years.

[@donaldwilliams4019]

Seventeen was used as a metaphor for being on the verge of adulthood. It was phonetically better than any other age to use for that purpose. And becoming an adult was paramount to kids back then.

[@recabitejehonadab2654]

You should react to Stevie Nicks singing on Fleetwood Mac’s song Rhiannon ( she wrote it) on the Midnight Special live, it’s 🔥🔥🙂!

[@sharonchaput9705]

Stevie is a black belt in karate. She is still performing at the age of 76 and is still beautiful.

[@emmurrenauthor]

She also mentors female musicians. ❤🎉

[@terrizdybak3316]

She also practiced ballet

[@whipporwillssong2256]

Stevie did write a lot of songs, but everybody forgets Christine McVie wrote a lot of them too. My personal favorite of hers being "Songbird". RIP Christine❤

[@GinaDelcolle]

Songbird is one of my favorites from Christine also.

[@gretchenhamlin4282]

Good Comment ! OVER MY HEAD was my fav to partner dance. ❤ Christine , she was steller .

[@murphygirl4782]

This song was 100% used for Destiny's Child "Bootylicous". They even had Stevie camio in the music video.

[@karenmandeville7116]

Stevie went single because she was such a prolific song writer, but Fleetwood Mac was full of songwriters. So she needed an outlet for all the songs she wrote.

[@destinyreelly2974]

You get chills because Stevie is a goddess. There’s no one like her. ❤❤❤ And, things happened at a younger age back then. Not saying it was right, but times were different.

[@TheOrlandoTrustfull]

Completely missing the point of the song. Congratulations.

[@destinyreelly2974]

@@TheOrlandoTrustfull Did you write the song? Didn’t think so. How about just scrolling on by instead of feeling the need to tell people you think they’re wrong when you may have misconstrued or misunderstood. You must be a man 🙄

[@rdyplyr2141]

I have loved Stevie Nicks from when I was a teenager, the voice, the attitude the style, she had everything I wanted to be. I used to get picked on as a black girl listening to rock and everything else in the 80s, glad to see you youngsters reacting to everything. I also love when your wife joins you on these videos, hope to see more!

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Me too. I didn't care. Glad I did. My dad always encouraged listening to good music.

[@mild_at_heart]

I just realised that one of the (many) things that make up her attitude is that she hardly ever smiles while she's performing. It's like "This is my art, I don't care what you think" and I love it.

[@srt8rocketship241]

You must do Riannon from The Midnight Special , Fleetwood Mac 1976. Man Stevie brings it home...Powerfully.

[@marlainalindsey3279]

17 was kinda the age you come into your own back then ❤❤the age between child and adult ❤yes Stevie was a fox❤❤

[@marlainalindsey3279]

@IsHeadQuarters was that necessary. No actually you are a teenager at 13 so🤔

[@shareemunger6078]

​@@IsHeadQuarters17 is the end of teenage years, 18 old enough to be responsible for yourself and be on your own. Most were self sufficient by 15 in those days though

[@marlainalindsey3279]

@shareemunger6078 that's what I was trying to say sweetie well said

[@SoftSonata]

As a musician, Stevie had a great impact on my work. Stevie said that at 5ft tall,she had to wear clothes with big movement, so people could see her. I'm with you about the lost art of tambourines. Stevie was a heck of a tambourine player. My mother was a recording artist in the 70's and tambourines were a must for her on stage. In fact, she won several competitions for it so I was blessed to have her lay the tambourine work on my albums. Stevie never really left Fleetwood Mac, she just branched out. She once said that in a group like that, there were so many talented songwriters that a lot of her work wouldn't be heard if she didn't also have her own career. Prince actually co-wrote an awesome song with Stevie called "Stand Back", which was a great success. If you want some EPIC leg kicks, check out Crazy on You and Never, by heart. Nancy Wilson perfected it. I caught a couple spots of you on FUQ Boys with Black Pegasus and thought I'd check out your channel. Glad I did!!

[@PassionGrows]

Stevie is queen and she’s still rocking at 76. She is talking about the EDGE of 17…in other words , just about to turn 18….legal. She will be the musical guest on SNL October 12.

[@katieknight8147]

Age of consent differs depending on country too, the band was formed in London and in UK it's 16

[@tracie691]

Philly old lady here...we hitchhiked to concerts all over the country, starting at 12yrs old. No one cared where we were. No one! I had my own place by age 16. Had my first son at 19. We were grown by 13. Had my own studio, did light and sound shows by 16.

[@LoriIrvin-g5q]

Long story, the song has a great backstory also

[@marylreddick]

How to build resilience. Too much hand holding these days. Wow interesting story.

[@johnlombardo7816]

Damn you lived your whole life before you were allowed to drink! Glad you're still with us! 😂

[@91GT347]

​@@johnlombardo7816Quite normal then. You pretty much took care of yourself. Come home to eat maybe. By 15 you had life experience of a 25 year old today. Having life skills and common sense before adulthood.

[@johnlombardo7816]

@@91GT347 i guess that makes sense.. prob why my parents waited until i was 14 or so before I was allowed to leave our block/town on my bike 🤣🤣 all the things they did much younger in the 60s, they wanted to prevent me from doing.. didnt work 🤣🤣

[@pegajense]

Stevie is my all time favorite female singer songwriter ❤❤❤❤

[@missygatian1783]

Stevie,,,, the Queen of female rockers. Best ever. Refered to as the white witch. Her music is so mystical and magical. Her haunting powerful voice captivates.

[@murphygirl4782]

Stevie is/was one of 3 main songwriters/lead singers in Fleetwood Mac. She, as well as others in the band, had/have solo careers while also continuing to be a part of the band. She has said in interviews that her main reason for doing a solo career alongside performing in the band was because she had written more songs than could possibly fit on the band's albums, given that she was sharing that space with other singer/songwriters.

[@belindagriffin5868]

what I love the most about these old song no autotune just talent.

[@Renkk17]

It was edge of 17 almost 18, the end of innocence...... a lot of teens identified with those songs and bought the records!

[@doomhunter697]

And people reminiscing about their teen years.

[@martingatland261]

She's the only female to be in Rock and roll Hall of Fame twice

[@susanhoh1414]

Stevie my Queen never had to strip down and shake her ass...😅😅😅😅just straight up give her a mic and she'll rock a full house

[@snezzevp]

Stevie is legendary! With FM or without.

[@imweakfordeaky]

Stevie wasn’t “the” lead singer of Fleetwood Mac, she was *one of three singer/songwriters*, along with Lindsey Buckingham (guitar player) and Christine McVie (piano, keyboards). Besides the love-gone-wrong tensions between Stevie and Lindsey , and Christine and John McVie (bassist), and Stevie’s affair with Mick Fleetwood (drummer), etc … the BIG source of tension was having THREE prolific singer/songwriters, and not enough room for everything they created for the band.

[@lindseycothrun-rj2wt]

This👏👏

[@jannaromine5908]

Stevie was a class act❤

[@jannaromine5908]

My husband and I took my son to see her in '84.. He was 14 yrs old.He got to stand in the front row..she walked over and smiled at him.

[@nancymjohnson]

Stevie is a tiny little thing. She is so sweet, an animal lover, and she taught me how to get rid of my hiccups! lol. She is a precious commodity both as a person and an artist. ☮️❤️🎼😎

[@traceyraffle6675]

Stevie is an absolute force of nature...there's a good reason she was inducted to the rock Hall of Fame twice...with Fleetwood Mac and as a solo artist :💗

[@jacqueline4514]

Krizz, you are so right; her cape IS a prop; when she has her back to the audience and raises her arms, she IS the white winged dove ❤

[@ConspiracySmurf]

***LANDSLIDE*** total other viibe and it's about getting older (we can all relate hahaha)

[@kathleenmurphy6220]

Definitely one of my favorite songs by her…💚

[@carlajimenez5483]

This came out in 81. 60s, 70s and early 80s parents were ok with it. You haven't hit "glam rock" yet but when you do please react to Sweet's Ballroom Blitz. Thank you much love

[@margiegurner2694]

A moment of silence for Waddy's right hand 😮. That lick is a killer to keep up that long...❤

[@karenmandeville7116]

heard an interview with her where she explained the song was really about the death of her grandfather, and the boy on the edge of 17 was a nephew. the hauntingly familiar song was because when she was in the hospital elevator, the music playing was a Fleetwood Mac song. she would go daily to visit her grandfather as they had always been very close.

[@ellisavage72]

You really need to react to gold dust woman ❤

[@tinagilbert8902]

😊Love that you finally go to witness Stevie solo before diving into the Fleetwood Mac catalogue!!💯 Stevie is a goddess, with or without Fleetwood Mac. Period. She's had me under her spell since I was six years old in 1976... I heard her song with Fleetwood Mac "RHIANNON". It did me in as a little girl. I've been a fan ever since.🤗 GO DOWN THE FLEETWOOD MAC and STEVIE NICKS rabbit hole, starting with their mega hit "RHIANNON (written by Stevie😉) performed LIVE on the Midnight Special in 1976... you will not be disappointed! The catalogue and history behind the music is as real as it gets!!! They are human just like the rest of us... Anyway, beautiful reaction!! Made my night. Peace and light to all...💞

[@mike-e5c5l]

She's a huge star. She is a two time Rock in Roll hall of fame inducted artist. Thank you for reacting to this performance.

[@MtnBadger]

The song is about being attracted to a person just coming on 17, she sings "I'm a a few years older than you..." Itxwas originally written as the "Agecof Seventeen" but she decided that the edge of sounded better and it described the "emotional coming of age" that happens at that time which, by the way, is why so many songs talk about 17. Atc16, you're still pretty much a kid, at 18 you're supposed to be an adult but the "awakening" at 17 is just part of the human condition. These videos and all the stage makeup don't at all do her justice but, if you find just regular photographs of her, especially when she was younger and she is *breathtakingly* beautiful, just the most natural beauty. I saw her live in '85 and was eight up front at the stage which wasn't very elevated. I'm 6'5" and reached up as she did her "fan pass" and she reached out and touched my fingers, yes... She's that gorgeous up close. 😊

[@ellisavage72]

Stevie is absolutely magic. Saw her live last year and she still performs with high energy and sounds beautiful

[@tyler5607]

JUST WATCHED LIVE TV FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A FEW WEEKS! They took a commercial break and the first one to air was that Apple commercial with your song Genius. Congrats on that kind of respect. I know plenty of people have mentioned or talked about you and respected you but having Apple, one of the largest COMPANIES in the world see your song and respect it enough to use it to advertise their product is insane… What an amazing accomplishment!

[@sephyhk]

Most crowds can't get near enough to the stage for flowers and such. That was Mick Fleetwood on drums.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Not back then. Artist and crowd were one.

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Not back then. A...artists and crO....wds were 1.

[@laureldonald6213]

That's not Mick Fleetwood

[@susieautrey6112]

Originally, Fleetwood Mac only wanted Lindsey Buckingham to play the guitar. He and Stevie were together at the time, and he wouldn't join the band without her. Many years later, she did the CMT show Crossroads with Lady A. Hillary Scott was gushing about how much the members of her band love each other and how they never fight. I'm sure over the course of your career, you've observed that that's a rather unusual thing. Bands fight. And she asked Stevie if that had been the case for her with Fleetwood Mac, and Stevie was like, God, no. There was a time when all the couples were splitting up and no one wanted to be together at all, not even to make music.

[@shareemunger6078]

Yep they may not have fought but there was a lot of tension, due to hooking up within the band.

[@stevielegend325]

She is a poet...writes and writes...notebooks of songs...needed an outlet for her songs...couple per album with FM wasn't enough...since there are two other writers in FM.

[@SteveCoronado2]

Stevie was a blonde which I personally as a redhead didn’t care for but she was the absolute exception!! Loving your channel Krizz🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

*Stevie was one of THREE lead singers and one of FIVE songwriters for Fleetwood Mac!* She went solo because there just wasn't enough room for all of her works. The drama between members was also a factor in her break out.

[@Kel-d7v]

I turned 13 in 1980, I WAS THERE when it comes to tunes. Stevie and Tina just kept getting better and better. It was an amazing time for music. *this is the one and only time you will see her kick -- "said it cocaine, mama." *they used every instrument in rock back then; piano and sax were in every other song. Now we get synthesizers.

[@makkimontoya7330]

Stevie FRICKING Nicks!!!...a.k.a. The White Witch😎🤘🤘✌️✌️

[@firequeen2194]

💯! Blessed be. LOVED her in American Horror Story ~ Coven, she’s still a bad*ss!

[@randyhochstein8455]

First of all, Stevie wrote some of the songs, and was one of three lead singers for Fleetwood Mac which was named for both Mick Fleetwood (drummer), and John McVie (bass guitarist), a combination of their names. ✌🏼😎🇺🇸

[@texasgent63]

1981 Cow Palace in San Francisco. I was stationed at Fort Ord . Went to my first concert. Ever , front row .Stevie handed me a Rose 🌹 🤪 wow talk beautiful lady and kind 😍 . Yeah fox is a understatement 😊 and her voice just has no match . Until Grace Vanderwaal 🙏 both are beautiful people. The Texas Gent 🙌 be blessed yall 🙏

[@Ol_Blue]

There was a time 18 was adulthood. Could get drafted/join the army, drinking legally, etc. Hence the "edge", reference to 17 in the day. As to you being an artist and touring, you'll appreciate the song "The Load Out and Stay" live on BBC in 1978 by Jackson Browne.

[@IamCareyann]

@Krizz Kaliko have you listened to Stevie Nick's & Tom Petty? Its 👌

[@MithrilMagic]

Just saw her in concert 2 weeks ago. She was SPECTACULAR! Best live show I’ve seen in years. Just AMAZING ✨

[@AuthorLaurieAnnSmith]

I love Stevie Nicks! My fav song she performed is "Rhiannon" and she will always be my favorite female artist/singer/songwriter. I think that she is singing "I hear the call of a night bird". Thanks Krizz!!

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

Stevie and guitarist, Lindsey Buckingham, were a duo prior to joining the band. They were also a couple. She got with the drummer. There were lots of drugs involved and the band basically imploded. They reunited in 1994 for a live VH1 concert that is a must watch.

[@spiderbaby420]

I absolutely love her. My mom and I saw her a couple of years ago and she is amazing live. This song really gets the ladies excited. But my all time favorite of hers is gold dust woman. She brought out a gold shaw she said was several years old and still in one piece when she performed it. I loved watching her twirl cause it's just so iconic for her.

[@lindseycothrun-rj2wt]

I was named after Lindsey.. and all our pet dogs growing up were named after fleetwood mac songs lol.. my parent did lots of cover songs of em in their band.. tooooo many obviously 😂

[@troyodell3686]

Loving this channel seeing u react to all the classics is awesome the other day ur son did a reaction to the Eurythmics and the little guy actually knew the song that was awesome love how even ur kids like classic music great job!

[@equinox2459]

Been a fan of yours for about 20 years. It’s crazy you’re reviewing Stevie lately. She’s on all my favorite playlists. There is something special about her songwriting and vocal melodies that is addictive to me. Her discography is so big, I keep discovering new songs by her from the 80s and 90s. Bewitching for real.

[@Renkk17]

Stevie, Lindsey and Christine all wrote songs for Fleetwood Mac..... Stevie had an overflow of songs that weren't used, so just to get them out there she went and did her own record, but was still a part of Fleetwood Mac, just like she always was! She got famous on her own, and also did duets with other artists like Tom Petty and Glen Frey.....but always came back to do records with Fleetwood Mac! The drama with the band was all the couples were going thru brake ups and divorces at the time but said they would still stay with the band!

[@alexakl6445]

This is one of my favorite songs of hers in her solo career. Great to move to and her backup singers really enhance this song as well! And just the stamina of the drummer and the guitar to keep going at that tempo?! Amazing performance!

[@jacqueline4514]

Yes!!!! The Queen, Stevie Nicks!!!!! 🔥 Have had the honor to see Stevie in concert solo and with Fleetwood Mac ❤️. Took our son with us to see Fleetwood Mac when he was about 14 and he seemed so so about it. He’s 32 now, and what’s one of his favorite groups? Fleetwood Mac. My job as a Mother is done 😂😂😂

[@Renkk17]

I loved Stevie! A lot of my friends use to call me Stevie because of my hair, the cloths I wore and the way I danced around!

[@RockinMamaT]

Stevie was my girl crush when I was younger 😅 and I saw Fleetwood Mac in the early 90s and she was just as gorgeous as ever. Stop dragging my heart around with Tom Petty is a banger too. Great reaction and Peace out ✌️ ☮️ 🙏

[@pisces228]

My hubby and I saw Stevie in concert in the mid 2000s. Her voice was still perfect and she looked amazing. The shawl is her trademark attire. Nobody could spin on stage like Stevie. ❤

[@reneeheknowsmyname6771]

Such a Timeless song!! This was Stevie's first solo tour and as you can see, her fans love her!

[@LucyRoberts-w4t]

There were three songwriters in Fleetwood Mac. Stevie, Lindsey, and Christine. Stevie went solo because she had so many songs and not enough space on the album. She wanted to get her songs out. Stevie didn't quit Fleetwood Mac to go solo, she did her album while still in the band. She started touring with her solo album and Fleetwood Mac wanted to start working so she cut her tour off and went back. She said she always wanted to be in the band. *named after Mick Fleetwood and John McVie

[@ConspiracySmurf]

***CHAINS*** you will like this one, too..Stevie/Fleetwood Mac brings those Gen X clicks!

[@Alice_sassypisces]

Yes! Tamborine player here 🙌🏻 my grandad taught me and they should bring them back 🎉 Loving your channel! I truly enjoy your commentary and vibe 🤘🏻

[@joannewilliams9152]

This song came out July 27th 1981

[@seandobson6221]

Stevie was sexy as hell! She’s one of the best voices out of the 70s. Her song with Don Henley called Leather and Lace is awesome!

[@JaquelineGoodspeed]

Stevie!!!!! Would not have been the 80s without Stevie. Love her!

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 I'm not sure but I think that's Mick Fleetwood on the drums

[@aprilcarmen2492]

You are right Mick is on the drums.

[@KenBlair-jp5nz]

The record is from 1981 in December of 1980, Stevie Nicks suffered two blows: John Lennon was gunned down in New York City and her uncle John died after a long battle with cancer. The trauma and grief of the two events inspired her hit “Edge of Seventeen.” the song is about loss and grief not sex .

[@scrappy8ball]

Legal consent depends on the State. And Stevie was Gorgeous.

[@DemiseUnseen]

This performance is so cool, everyone is tuned in to each other. So much emotion. Fire song.

[@MagooTheHappyHustler]

Yup, DC sampled it on Bootylicious and Stevie makes a cameo in the video. I love the backstory from the guitarist Waddy Wachtel. They said the riff was to be like the Police's "Bring on the Night" (check it, you'll hear it immediately like you did the DC sample). He didn't know the song. Said he heard it couple years later on the radio and said "hey, Edge of Seventeen" then Sting's voice and said "holy shizz, we ripped them off completely!" He's a studio legend played on a million 70s/80's hits so he could get away with it anyway. The drummer was Russ Kunkle. Another studio legend. Played like a click track b4 it was invented!

[@NonyaBizniz-yg2id]

I'm all about the tambourine, claves, cowbell, temple blocks, etc. as long as it fits the song

[@drakeswarchannel2530]

Excellent information Sir! Thank you for your work! In your case very exceptional work indeed!

[@belvagurr403]

Mick Fleetwood gave us the Fleetwood but John McVie, ex husband of singer songwriter Christine McVie d. 11-30-2022, is the Mac.

[@ktwebbdevil]

80s had a lot of lead singers go solo! Stevie Nicks,Robert Plant,Ozzy Osborne,Don Henley,John Fogerty to name a few

[@treetoptia-2903]

Rumors ❤

[@tastetestwithtony9443]

You want chills, check out the midnight special version live of rhiannon by fleetwood mac

[@deedeesnicks]

Destiny Child did sample this for Bootylicious, Stevie played guitar at the beginning of the video

[@annastayja]

Didn't prince help her out with this song?

[@deedeesnicks]

@@annastayja Stevie Nicks wrote Stand Back, in which was inspired by Prince song "Little Red Corvette" Stevie invited Prince to the studio while recording the track and with his approval Prince added some syth sounds said goodbye and walked out.. Stevie Nicks told this on VH1's Storytellers

[@annastayja]

@@deedeesnicks thanks!

[@shareemunger6078]

17 was the end of teenage years, in 70s and prior, we were raise to be self sufficient at 15, moreso than kids are today. Just like the previous generations many would quit school and go work to help support the family unit or as join the military, yes they lied about thier age to enlist, they would send most of thier pay back home. This was also a time door's( homes/cars) were left unlocked, it was common to respect other people's property.

[@kallsop2]

The thing about the microphones is that they were all different in the way they reproduced vocals and instruments. Your voice sounded different depending on the design, it could be warmer, it could cut back or enhance the sound of the vocals and instruments.

[@katscully]

It’s not unusual for band members, at least in the past, to do their own work or solo albums or collaborations, then come back to their band.🥂

[@jeffwanser5727]

Stevie is wonderful, but give props to Waddy Wachtel, the long-haired guitarist in the back, providing that insistent, magical sound for the entire song.

[@lynnbaxley4458]

I'm white and penecostal holiness. We've always had tambourines as part of the music. We've had spoons, jug players, and instruments I don't even know the name of. Music is a big part of worship in penecostal churches.

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

Yes!

[@andibay3736]

A little tambourine, a little sax, and flute. Bri all back. The 80s were known for saxophone solos and now all we have is guitar solos. All the great musicians used of musical instruments in the majority of musicians could play them all.

[@abescousincolony76]

I like you!!! You funny rockin your head to Stevie Nicks!!! Keep your personality!! Many don't have one like ours!!!

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

Stevie made an appearance in the Destiny’s Child video!

[@johanbruinsma8243]

she's inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame twice.. if i may make a suggestion, look up Lindsay Buckingham's solo performance of "Big love" then you know why Fleetwood Mack had to hire two guitarists to fill in for him after he left the band.

[@barbarabweaver1]

It was very very complicated% Multiple soloists and writers and interchanging lovers…

[@cmoplay1]

Stevie has explained the meaning of this song like this. She met Tom Petty's wife, who told her that she had met Tom at the age of 17. Stevie misunderstood and thought she she said said edge of 17. She thought it was a great song title. While writing the lyric, Stevie was struck with two tragic events, the murder of John Lennon and the death of a close family member. The grief of these moments were intertwined into this masterpiece. It's not about sex it's about her love for John's music and for her family member.

[@rosemarieroberts-h3h]

You are FANTASTIC! Thank you.

[@herrzimm]

Back then, 17 wasn't considered "legal everywhere", but MULTIPLE STATES had the age of consent at 16. BUT keep in mind that this was BEFORE the age of voting and drinking or buying cigarettes where changed. Keep in mind, the song was from 1981. Age to vote changed to 18 in 1965, but age to drink changed to 21 in 1986. So, during the 70's/early-80's, the age of 17 was still considered to be "sweet and innocent" but also "of age". Not to mention that you had the whole "sexual revolution" of the 1970's also included legal abortions and you would have seen the first generation where "the pill" was available to the public on a regular basis. Again, this was also PRE-AIDS, so you were looking at a bunch of different social views regarding "age of consent" issues. What you have is a mix of social views of "rebellion" (post Vietnam war), "liberation" (pill and abortion availability) and "age of consent" laws being split (16/17/18 depending on state, and even by countries today) and what people saw as a "more mature" youth due to NOT being "sheltered" as much as today's generation........ well, the "edge of 17" was seen at the time as "perfectly acceptable" in regard to being "active" as long as you were within at MOST 10 years difference. So, 27/17 was strange to see, but considered "tolerable". 28/17 was "creepy", but 23/17 was "okay". ESPECIALLY if the 17yr old was a male. If they were a female, then there was some more "reservations" able the issue.

[@amandabearss797]

This!

[@shareemunger6078]

​@@amandabearss797 it depends what state you were in. Even in the 70s some states 21 was legal age to drink.

[@richardkrueger9097]

This period of music was where its at bro. No auto tuner, you either had talent, or you hit the road. Heart was also worth a listen. Two sisters that knew how to kill it....LIT

[@pahbradley]

She is an awesome singer.

[@stevehamilton8824]

Stevie is an icon! The voice is just simply one that is so easily recognizable & haunting. Great artists like Stevie captivate us and chills are a sign that what you are seeing & hearing is special. You are witnessing greatness! Many songs were written about underage relationships well before the 80's. Kiss had "Christine Sixteen", Ringo Starr - "You're Sixteen", The Beatles - "I Saw Her Standing There", Rolling Stones - "Stray Cat Blues". In the 80's: Stray Cats - "She's Sexy & 17", Winger - "She's Only 17" and the list goes on.

[@ClearlyBlissful]

Fleetwood Mac had relationship issues within the band that led to some of their greatest songs. The band is back on tour (without Christine who passed away.)

[@ritathomas5167]

OMG! Was that Waddy Wachtel on guitar in the blue shirt? Where have I been all my life?!? I knew he played with the more folk music crowd, but never realized he played with Stevie and Fleetwood! Man! Those session guys got around. He and Leland Sklar were EVERYWHERE!

[@TheBulle]

Someone bring Krizz flowers on his next tour !!! 😂

[@mikejohnson-dl7vt]

"On the Edge of.." means currently only 16..😲