REACTION TO Fleetwood Mac - Silver Springs (Official Live Video)

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[@SalvoG]

I got to say this. This song MESMERIZES ME. I am not even kidding, I think I've listened to it 50 times today. I wasn't even motivated to listen to anything new today, I just wanted to hear this. Also, I feel like this version is played a bit slower than the studio version, no? I prefer this version. I went on an hour+ long google search for all the members just looking at old photos. I am very intrigued and fascinated by this song and this group as a whole. I LOVE DOING THIS! P.S. zoom/panning to avoid blocks. Thanks!

[@jeffcobb2734]

Once you know the history between Stevie and Lindsey Buckingham, it puts a whole different perspective on the lyrics. The way they look at each other during the song you can't help but think you're hearing an autobiographical tale between the two of them.

[@helenespaulding7562]

Sal, I LOVE the way music touches you at such a deep emotional level. Your heart is open to it and you let it in. That is what music should do. And it’s one of the reasons I sub to you

[@jeffreycook5186]

I think this version is a bit slower than the original studio recording. Isn’t it awesome when an amazing song affects you like that? I am the same way. keep up the good work.

[@vickieray]

My 3 adult daughters took me to see Stevie this past weekend in Charlotte NC!! It has been almost 40 years ago that I had seen her on her “Wild Heart” tour in 1983 👏🏼🎤♥️ I have to say other than losing some of her higher range the show was mesmerizing but my goodness at age 74 she is & always will be “one of a kind” 🎤🎼

[@vickieray]

You don’t have to explain anything & yes you make perfect sense because we know!!! We felt it 45+ years ago ♥️🎼 Their music is timeless & Stevie’s voice just draws you in 🎤👏🏼

[@jettpatton3960]

No one will ever convince me she didn’t cast a spell during this performance

[@charitypratt2042]

absolutely she did.

[@melissastaley3712]

FACT 💯

[@Billy1981VW]

She cast it when she wrote it

[@Marcus_1001]

Okaaaaay!!! She 100% did.

[@cherrylattimore99]

she cast it when she wrote it. My dad played it for me on the B side when it came out when I was a kid and I made him play it repeatedly. This performance is every broken hearted woman's soul just poured onto the floor as she stares down Lyndsay and he can't look away - he knows what he lost. I watched this show when it aired originally - with my dad - and I don't think either of us could even breathe for a few moments when they finished. It was just that powerful. I just love watching people hear this for the first time. (this and Phil Collins In the air tonight live & Meatloaf's Paradise live.). This song is a gift that just keeps on giving. For every broken heart out there, this one's for you.

[@rickwalker6400]

When stevie goes from that sweet voice to wide eyes looking directly at Lindsey screaming you'll NEVER get away its incredible. You just can't fake that

[@heidikuhlman2097]

I love your heart and sensitivity. I am a new subscriber. Thank you and I look forward to more music reactions

[@drewskkiiii]

REAL MUSIC

[@qualopec]

Yup, you know it's personal.

[@MichaelB769]

Yes, you can

[@francismonroe969]

Women just can’t let go

[@jasonremy1627]

The way she stares down Lindsay when she sings "You'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loved you". She's singing that straight to him, and no one else.

[@richardhargrave6082]

That was the death stare! Just brilliant

[@shanebriggs1039]

Absolutely!! The look says it all

[@pallmall5495]

That wasn't straight to him, but straight through him.

[@pallmall5495]

@Krucial Thirteen Fatal Attraction comes to mind.

[@jimwhitney6842]

And he is ashamed…

[@2020umakemyday]

Christine was like "Omg here we go again with this song".

[@dorothycool2317]

This song is haunting..the way they look at each other, it's like she's casting a spell on him.

[@Nasdaqbaby]

he told he was having an affair- driving in md under the 495 sign on beltway to silver spring md. there’s no spell, she turned heartbreak into millions of dollars and had him sing it with her every concert.. could u do that? bravo to herrrrr!!!!🎉

[@BenBancoffOfficial]

The part I will forever love most about this performance. is when you can see Lindsey, give Stevie that look and nod like. “ hit me with everything you got. I deserve it.” the emotion and tension on that stage is otherworldly.

[@dgator3599]

This is probably the most impactful live song I've ever seen. The prolonged stare between the two of them is intense. Honestly, I don't know how either of them could've carried on with the band after their tulmultuous relationship. I know I couldn't have done it. Stevie is one strong woman...and you can't help but see the hurt in her eyes. Fleetwood Mac never left the spotlight after their Rumours album came out and deservedly so.

[@realmcaz]

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[@dgator3599]

@@realmcaz Wow, that intense stare between the 2 & the peeps up front looking back & forth at them. If I were there, I'd be crying. Thx for sharing.

[@michaeldavidfigures9842]

There is definitely a lot going on in those stares between Lindsey and Stevie, and his solo is perfect accompaniment.

[@johnjay9404]

Fleetwood Mac was a major part of the soundtrack of the 70's generation. For me, at that time, it was, Go Your Own Way. That performance in 97, of Silver Springs, floored me.

[@johnbabcock003]

Has to be one of the most iconic moments in rock history

[@denesisdelcorockschool3074]

This is bonkers. Stevie and Lindsey are literally yelling at each other with such unabashed emotion. This is real,nothing fake here. Wow.

[@katiewenthur8008]

Christine's piano is just like butter, weaving up and over Stevie's voice. They are just fire in this!

[@ms.b9093]

Christine McVie! Legend RIP

[@tikneshiabeauford7289]

​@@ms.b9093Absolute Legend! R.I.P. Christine McVie!❤

[@njidechu]

I listened to this song for the first time a few weeks ago. This song is fierce. As of today, I have listened to this song no less than 200 times. I repeat: this song is fierce.

[@melissastaley3712]

Your eyes when Stevie sounded off on him.😂😂 She meant every word.

[@howardgott4946]

Never share a stage with a woman scorned!

[@mariejustme]

RIP Christine. ❤

[@pfcreations101]

It was choreographed perfectly with the lyrics...she taunted him midway through the song and Lindsey wouldn't give in until after they locked eyes and she laid it all on the line. Perfect mastery at capturing the emotion...such emotion !!! And nothing staged about the performance of any of the band members.

[@krh2307]

When Stevie is in good voice her vocals are both haunting and bewitching without pretense. Like no other. IMO.

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

Lindsey's guitar and Christine's piano need a shout out too

[@user-tc4vw3jb9f]

No love for Mick Fleetwood? He’s full on Happy Elmo in this.

[@sandyshoenberger2697]

@user-tc4vw3jb9f it's my bias. Drummers always seem to get love. Christine hardly ever does, Lindsey seems to get overlooked, because of the whole Stevie history going on. He is actually an amazing guitarist. Poor John McVie & his bass never get mentioned.

[@otwer22]

The intensity of Stevie shows that the words she wrote about Lindsey still ring true to this day. There is so much history between the band members that makes the fact that they stayed together so long truly amazing. I know Stevie was mad that this song was not included on Rumors album. All I can say is what an amazing time for music back in the 70's. This decade will forever be known as when music was at it's best ever, period.

[@rainbowmom7582]

💯💯

[@joelanderos23]

stevie and lindsey singing AT each other.

[@BruceMagee]

Your reaction is perfect. We SHOULD be bowled over. Something definitely happened in this performance. This is now the canonical version of it.

[@Lionize728]

Man that's intense. The look she shoots at Lindsey...woah

[@Baf630x]

One of the best songs ever made.

[@TravelinginSpirit]

How many of us here, were lucky enough to see this live on the Dance tour? I saw that Tour 3 times, I’ll NEVER forget seeing her sing this live. Come on folks, let’s hear your stories?❤

[@getamylemley]

I had heard the band was not getting along on the tour. But here in Charlottesville, thev seemed to be having a good time. Finallv. I made mv wav up to the edge of the stage for the last five songs or so. When Silver Springs started up, I literallv had this thought: "C'mon, we've had such a nice evening. Let's not spoil it!" I felt so protective of their emotions! But of course so eager to hear mv most favorite song! It was so, so red hot and hostile, as it should be. As it is. I could not believe I was getting to hear it live, after so long!

[@aj-kwt909truckin31]

To the ears of a 66 year old that has grown up with Fleetwood Mac listening to Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie this is some of the World's most beautiful music 🎶 ever to be written ❤️ ⚘️

[@kace1966]

I'm right there with you 110%!

[@candilumpkin1196]

They do a duet called say goodbye. It’s his rebuttal to this song. It’s just as good. I love it

[@RyneMurray23]

I know this song is mostly about Stevie, but Christine's piano playing is so beautiful in this song🔥🔥

[@janicegodfrey8650]

I absolutely love Christine's piano in this. It's very, very pretty. And Lindsey's super sad guitar. This song conveys so much between two people who at one time loved each other and may still carry a flame.

[@randybaker6042]

I've always considered it their best song. The chorus is simply one of the best pop choruses there is.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Nailed it! That chorus is insane. It’s all perfect.

[@WhizzingFish12]

I love it too - its the perfect pair with Lindsay's "Go Your Own Way" (my favorite FM song)

[@acklesis]

this performance specifically. this is one of the only songs where i feel the live version is better than the studio

[@katemarsan7957]

I feel this song is close to what I think is their best: Storms." Stevie also wrote it about her breakup with Lindsey, and it is heart wrenching. And Stevie's best lyrics IMHO. You can tell she's crying through some of it 😢

[@hejiranyc]

On the second-to-last show of "The Dance" tour in Atlantic City, this song got very, very real. I was in the second row center watching them perform this song, but I could see that Stevie was really upset to the point where I could see her eyes welling with tears. By the end of the song, she was sobbing uncontrollably. It was so bad that Lindsey had to walk up to her mic and sing the final lines of the song for her while she stood frozen center stage with her back to the audience. He hugged her with one arm and kissed her on the cheek for what seemed like an eternity. At first, I thought it must have been some kind of schtick they performed every night. But as the stage lights went dark and the audio track for the next song started playing ("Tusk"), I watched Stevie go backstage to change outfits. I could see that she was still crying and I could see the very real tears reflected in the dimmed lights. It was no schtick. "The Incident" has been widely speculated in the Fleetwood Mac fan community over the ensuing years. The general consensus (again, based purely on speculation) is that 1) Stevie and Lindsey had secretly rekindled their romance during the Dance tour; 2) but Lindsey at the time was dating his wife-to-be Kristen; and 3) on the night of the Atlantic City show, Stevie found out that Kristen was pregnant with Lindsey's baby, which effectively shut down any possibility of a Stevie-Lindsey reunion. Stevie has written and recorded at least two songs that seem to be about their secret affair: "Fall from Grace" from Stevie's solo album "Trouble in Shangri-la" and "Thrown Down" from Fleetwood Mac's "Say You Will" album. As usual, her lyrics are somewhat obtuse, but when seen/heard in their proper context, you can totally understand the feeling of loss she felt at the time and, by extension, the feelings of simmering resentment that led to Lindsey's ouster from the band 20 years later.

[@donnabruhn6907]

Wow this is incredible story about an incredible love story❤️❤️❤️😢😭✌️

[@garyarnett1220]

This would help explain their chemistry on The Dance DVD. Maybe getting back together?

[@123amb]

That concert would have been at the end of November 1997 and his oldest was born in July 1998 so it's definitely possible.

[@princessoffire1107]

You have to do a deep search but I saw cellphone video of the incident you just described. I believe one is shot from the upper level

[@betseyr.9081]

Saw them at MSG during the tour as well, no one watching the video has any idea what it was to experience this song live, so glad to see your comment. The tension between them on that stage was not missed by the anyone, everyone was frozen in silence watching those two.

[@charlesyateschalfant]

Certainly, Fleetwood Mac are among the greatest bands of all time.

[@garysullivan3144]

Linsey Buckingham is one of the most underrated guitarist all time.

[@rennymc]

Your reaction to this masterpiece is the exact reason Stevie was pissed that it was left off of Rumours. Nothing says satisfaction like being famous and having millions watch as you sing those searing words directly into the soul of your ex who's eyes are glued to you from 10 ft away. RIP Christine.

[@nolanwinter4711]

Songs like this is the reason why I love Stevie. Anyone can make party music but, not everyone can touch your soul. Shes exquisite.

[@TheOGJLaw]

They're each amazing on their own, but pure magic together.

[@glynndove9511]

I'm glad that they couldn't put it on the album because it made Stevie Nicks wake up and realize that she had so much more to offer in her music in her talent

[@reneehaas9438]

It was like the room was spinning around those two in the eye of a cyclone and tornado and a centrifuge machine. Rest of us just bystanders.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

How this didn’t make the album is stunning. Saw the Rumors Tour in 78, they played it live to the satisfaction of everyone. Still one of their best offerings. This is the finest version imho.

[@jnewmark41]

they did??!!! Wow...I had no idea. This song IS now included in newer releases of Rumours....

[@dickcnormis1444]

It wasn’t released on vinyl back until the day because she already had her allotted number of songs on the Rumours album and vinyl could only hold about 40 mins of music, so it was released as a single. Once cds came out , they are able to hold more music than vinyl, so it was released on the center versions.

[@Rob-eo5ql]

Silver Springs & I Don’t Wanna Know are my two favorite FM songs. SS was the B-side of the single Go Your Own Way. I think I Don’t Wanna Know replaced it maybe. Same topic, less intense. Great, great song.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

@@Rob-eo5ql SS was the B side. How that song didn’t make this album is still a curiosity. An embarrassment of riches to be sure.

[@stopbunsen]

Yeah it was an issue fitting it on the album due to its length. Can understand Stevie's frustration though. She knew how important it was. Glad it's on the album now though, where it belongs

[@randyhochstein8455]

Stevie is a legendary vocalist in my mind. Of course I’m a bit biased since I stood just a few feet in front of her when I was just 17 years old and completely fell in love with her. It was October 12, 1975 and my world was changed forever. ♥️✌🏼😎

[@marybethfarrell652]

So cool! Especially that you were (on the edge of) 17 when you saw her! Sry, couldn’t resist 🤩

[@bobshaw8319]

Written about her breakup with guitarist Lindsay Buckingham .. at the end of the song she is literally staring at him with daggers in her eyes .. Fantastic performance

[@lauraallen55]

I don't think she 'literally' had daggers in her eyes lol! Metaphorically yeah. The emotion was just dripping off of her.

[@lissachallis999]

Lindsay just taking it like a boss haha 😢

[@PriestessOfNothing]

The song is amazing in itself, it's intriguing when you know the story, then it's emotional when you see the daggers flying out of her eyes at him STILL decades later. I've said before, being a Fleetwood Mac fan is sometimes like watching the longest soap opera on the face of the planet, but it's so worth it.

[@Anne-pv9cb]

My favorite version of this song.

[@anthonyblakely399]

The song gets to a lot of people!!! The emotions that Fleetwood delivers to their audience is purely the pains of unkindle love ❤ That gets to people because people share those feelings. Now you know why my generation of the 60's and 70's love Stevie and Fleetwood Mac!!!!

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

And 80s

[@tracieday8661]

I can't ever hear this without crying.

[@wendybearman8764]

This song gets me everytime

[@emperor2596]

Hell yeah brother I’m 26 years old and I’ve loved Stevie and the Mac since I could walk

[@jessicamark4602]

I ugly cry everytime I hear this song and especially when watching this video. One of the best bands ever in the history of time.

[@srt8rocketship241]

Still in love with Stevie. Started in the mid 70's. Nothing's changed.

[@C-man553]

you’ve got the soul Sal, and the Wild Heart.

[@joseguevara184]

This song could be in the 5 most beautiful songs ever.

[@dennisjones2124]

A lot of emotion going on here, with all of them, BUT when Stevie & Lindsay with her stare & his beautiful solo is pure EPIC MUSIC HISTORY.....Christines eyes seem to well up at first...2024...after 27 years it still stings...pure emotion & talent.....tears..!!!

[@leftofcentermo]

Top that live performance! Try.

[@Notnowdeleteaccount]

I love Stevie Nicks her voice and presence are undeniably spectacular.

[@candilumpkin1196]

Dude I get it Stevie nicks hits my heart even when she is rockin out

[@dmwalker24]

The real kicker is that both of them have continued writing songs about each other for literally decades. Sometimes even if there's no real way to be with someone, it's still impossible to break a bond forged from shared trauma.

[@grimchuckles9484]

A magnum opus from Fleetwood Mac. Each member performs honestly and in sync. Truly mesmerizing

[@cindyclark9619]

So much feeling in their music … plus talent and broken relationships. Magic.

[@jeffreycook5186]

It still amazes me that they left this song off of the Rumors album. It would have been the best song on the album. I am pretty sure Stevie wrote this song about her break up with Lindsay Buckingham. It is pretty emotional watching Stevie’s intense performance towards the end of the video while she was glaring at Lindsey. That was a very honest reaction. Good job Salvo.

[@ken.frederick7978]

Makes you feel good and want to cry at the same time

[@hootney1961]

Same here guy every time I hear this my eyes swell up and get emotional also. Simply beautiful song.

[@sheliacastillo2320]

This song always makes me feel so much..that I cry..

[@sandyboudreaux-barber9586]

Stevie and Lindsay are the Romeo and Juliet of Rock.

[@Paula-ec3hv]

Yes, the singing on this is song is so beautiful, it will make you cry.

[@michaelpassalalpi2556]

When you know the dynamic between Lindsay and Stevie.. it just makes this video so damn powerful. She gives it to him and he turns and takes it. Bring back this kind of music please

[@jameswalling8395]

I love the way Stevie is looking at Lindsey when she's singing that last part.

[@jacqueline4514]

This song, this version, brings me to tears every time; “You’ll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you” 😢

[@atsu6165]

Stevie is a genus writer. She put into words what a betrayed heart feels like.

[@Mia444]

This was my favorite Fleetwood Mac song from the moment I heard it (decades ago). So glad it is getting love now.

[@steviefreak69]

Songs and performances like this is why Stevie Nicks is the queen of rock and roll and the first woman inducted in to the rock and roll hall of fame twice!! 🎩 👢 🎶

[@kylekerwin4993]

This is the absolute best version ever bar none. They all poured their heart into this song that leaves no doubt of nothing less than solid perfection. Stunning and beautiful is how this song leaves you feeling.

[@Paula-ec3hv]

A sad song and a beautiful voice will get you Everytime. You can hear the heartbreak in Stevie's voice.

[@kellyfleming5601]

When she sang to him at the end SHE MEANT EVER WORD ❣️✌️🎶

[@LifeInTheRedKim]

Stevie is SAVAGE!! Obsessed with her singing it straight to his face.

[@sheilacrabtree5993]

Stevie is awesome. And our songbird has taken flight Rest easy Christine.

[@bonedragon7665]

Listen to this song 10 years from now, and every 10 years later. The lyrics and the music will elicit new tambours and emotions until it starts to nestle into a clear story. This is when the true beauty of this masterpiece sinks in because it will be different for everyone listening to it.

[@stevewalsh4850]

Trust me, mo explanation is needed, if you have a soul and love music, we all get impacted the same at the sound of her voice. Had the pleasure of seeing them live in Austin Texas back in 1981 with Santana, it was epic, emotional and ethereal

[@ActiveLifestyleLegends]

Stevie, singing right through his soul.

[@SummerBreeeze]

You know it's good music when it moves you like that ❤

[@pziska9569]

also the POWER, truth and conviction of her voice......

[@stephaniewashburn7700]

Queen Stevie 🖤

[@jenniferjohnson319]

One of thier best songs for sure....its ok, shed a tear. Her voice is just a classic. No other like stevie nicks.

[@jenniferfoster1692]

That's how Fleetwood Mac has been making us feel since the 70s! Welcome to the club.

[@snarklefritz]

Most of the Rumours album is Stevie and Lindsey having a nasty breakup. One one hand, I’m sorry they’ve had to live out this pain for decades, but on the other, I’m also kind of grateful they broke up because JFC the music it inspired is AMAZING. You should watch their interviews about each other and/or with each other if you want more context about their dynamic. This song was prophetic - neither of them have ever gotten away.

[@helenespaulding7562]

And now Buckingham was officially fired from the band. It was either Nicks Or him. She said she would no Longer tolerate his toxic energy. Which is kinda weird since he’s happily married with kids etc. I just haven’t delved any deeper

[@timgoulet4472]

One of the most hauntingly beautiful songs ever written.

[@bellastroscio8274]

She really is casting a spell on him. This song does things to me that I can’t explain.

[@mistyloposser7370]

Spot on 😂

[@garya7893]

Magical soul healing music

[@pupdon]

She's said before that for a lot of her songs when she performs she goes back to the time when she wrote them and relives that moment. So when she's staring Lindsey down at the end and sings "you'll never get away from the sound of the woman that loves you" you know she meant every word of it when she wrote it, and she did in that moment singing it. That's why it's so strong. And the fact that his solo career never took off as big as hers did and he always had to go back to Fleetwood Mac shows why you never mess with Stevie Nicks.

[@kevinsattler6603]

Stevie bewildered me 50 years ago. And now she's got you enjoy it. Peace ✌️

[@blemelin]

It’s rock and roll opera. It exists on both of those musical scales. It has the narrative movement of a full-scale opera compressed into less than five minutes. And then played by one of the best rock-pop-blues-country-whatever quartets ever. Drums. Bass. Piano. Guitar. Supporting the Diva. And then the Chorus kicks in with those Harmonies! And then we have the killer Aria at the end.

[@PassionGrows]

This concert, The Dance was pure perfection. I know you’ve done the studio version of Landslide but you really should do the live version of Landslide from this concert as well as Gold Dust Woman and Lindsey’s Go Your Own Way. The whole concert is worth reacting to.

[@robertocontreras-yb5vn]

Welcome to the enchanted, magical bewitching world of Stevie you have been cast by her spell of her beautiful voice and you will never get away from her sound of it.

[@tammiec4937]

Yes to all the questions. I can’t wait till you react to the Tusk album

[@A808M]

The oddness of the Tusk album grows more endearing with every listen.

[@tammiec4937]

@@A808M I agree my favorites are Sara Sisters of the Moon Beautiful Child think about me

[@A808M]

@@tammiec4937 I need to go back and do a full, sequential listen to the album. Haven’t done that in a couple years.

[@helenespaulding7562]

@@A808M couple of years? For me, decades

[@tarahill2193]

Chills whole time...crying, can't stop

[@drewskkiiii]

THIS HAS TO BE the greatest performance of all time. I am crying it’s so powerful wtf

[@jackiegoodspeed1849]

Stevie is great. Her songs still hit today.

[@davidmaholchic6146]

Great song here and a great version also

[@aprildoughty6119]

It's Stevie, she bewitched you too!! Its her voice ,her image,her beauty,her power!!! Its everything that she embodies is undeniable.

[@angilaherrington1653]

Ive listened to this specific song everyday for 14+.years... I was a teen when it came out, never felt true love but I bawled and I was obsessed with it then lol

[@bobdelp2023]

BUT JUST STOP AND THINK OF ALLLLLLLLLLLL THE DRAMA FROM THIS INCREDIBLE BAND SALVO, I MNEAN STEVIE IS SINGINGGGG RIGHT AT LINDSEY IN THAT! LMAO 😊IT'S SO INSANE AND IT'S JUST AWESOME 😊 YESSSSSSS, EVERYYYYY SONG OF THEIRS IS LIKE THIS, JUST DIFFERENT RHYTHYMS, CADENCES, TONES, BEATS BUT YEAHHHH PREPARE YOURSELF ALWAYS! 😊

[@johnpalmer5367]

Yes, this has always been one of my favorites, ever since I found it on the B-side of Don't Stop (or Go Your Own Way) back in '79. I too listened to it over and over and over. Cheers!

[@ptxaholic]

One of my very favorites, I knew you would like it ❤️

[@MCMNasty2]

An all time classic song and an even better live moment forever preserved for us. Their relationship was something man

[@marcieharreld286]

This song is brilliant!!! She wrote it about her and Lindsey Buckingham....💜💜🎵🎼🎶🥁🎸🎧🎹🎙🤘🤘🤘

[@mistyloposser7370]

No u r spit on with my emotional journey I’ve been on for 40 + years !!! Must see everything but definitely earlier stuff like that’s alright and love in store …. Big love and little lies …. I can’t help but feel like they all r so beautiful in the little lies video … they r beautiful always but there’s something about them in this video plz watch …. And Stevie n Tom petty I will run to you … worth the time and many more …. 2 versions of big love and go insane … there album say you will has thrown down …. But there is a version called wall of sound …. Ahhhmazing !!! Hold me and Christine Mcvie solo hold ON me …. 2 dif songs equally amazing gifts

[@alexakl6445]

That she made it through that gorgeous song with all the history behind it without breaking down in the middle of the performance, shows her true professionalism as a performer. Bravo Stevie!

[@GBFAN4]

You are absolutely right about this song/Stevie’s voice . One minute chills-next minute smiles!!!!