Originally released as the B-side to “Talk to Me”, the lead single from 'Rock a Little,' “One More Big Time Rock and Roll Star” was also included on 'The Enchanted Works of Stevie Nicks.'

The collection also features 'Rarities,' a compilation of hard-to-find tracks only available with the set.Ī newly remastered version of “One More Big Time Rock and Roll Star” from 'Rarities' is available now on all digital download and streaming services. This new collection comes with all eight solo albums: 'Bella Donna' (1981), 'The Wild Heart' (1983), 'Rock a Little' (1985), 'The Other Side of the Mirror' (1989), 'Street Angel' (1994), 'Trouble in Shangri-La' (2001), 'In Your Dreams' (2011) and '24 Karat Gold: Songs from the Vault' (2014). It follows 1998's three-disc collection, 'The Enchanted Works of Stevie Nicks.' On July 28, Rhino Entertainment will release a career-spanning box set whose title says it all: 'Complete Studio Albums & Rarities.' Now, she's got a second box set on the way. hit remains a Nicks song, 'Dreams' (which finished just behind another Fleetwood Mac song that remains a staple of her live shows in our countdown of her greatest work).ĭifferent Drum: How a pop song written by one of the Monkees made Linda Ronstadt a star Her previous box set was 'The Enchanted Works of Stevie Nicks' Nicks' first induction was in 1988 with Fleetwood Mac, whose biggest U.S. Released the same year the Phoenix-born singer moved into the Paradise Valley home she had built, where she lived until 2007, 'Bella Donna' proved quite the auspicious beginning to a solo career that led to her taking her well-deserved place in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame as the first woman to be twice inducted in 2019. It's been 42 years since Stevie Nicks launched her solo career with 'Bella Donna,' the quadruple-platinum triumph that gave the world 'Edge of Seventeen' alongside hit duets with Tom Petty ('Stop Draggin' My Heart Around') and Don Henley ('Leather and Lace'). Worthington*, Stephanie L.View Gallery: From Alice Cooper to Stevie Nicks, famous musicians with Arizona ties Bass – Bob Glaub (tracks: A2, A4, B3), Howie Epstein (tracks: B2), John Beal (tracks: B5), Kenny Edwards (tracks: A5, B4), Roger Tausz (tracks: A1).Backing Vocals – Carolyn Brooks (tracks: A2, B5), Sandy Stewart (tracks: A5).Art Direction, Design, Photography By – Herbert Wheeler Worthington III.

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