In 2001, Stevie Nicks released her album “TROUBLE IN SHANGRI-LA”. The lead single “Every Day” was very Stevie-esque and although she didn’t write the lyrics, she embodied them through her delivery. It reached no.17 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. Stevie Nicks’ catalog both solo and with Fleetwood Mac is filled with gems. I think that “Every Day” fits into that category because it truly was overlooked.
I always enjoy when they get together in the kitchen for breakfast. They highlight how important the communion is before they all go to their busy separate lives. Khadijah tries to advise Overton on how to inform Synclaire that her director thinks she a bad actress. Regine’s disses and Max’s crazed distraction makes this scene even funnier.
“It’s a Shame” by The Spinners was co-written and produced by Stevie Wonder. It was also the last single that The Spinners would release from the label V.I.P.(Motown Records). This song was from their album “2ND TIME AROUND” which was released in 1970.
“It’s a Shame” was a great success for the group as it reached no.14 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and no.4 on the Billboard Hot R&B chart. The performance in this clip is when The Spinners performed LiVE on “SOUL!tv WNET NY” on 1/13/1973.
“Sunrise” by Simply Red is one of the most underrated songs of their prestigious catalog. Mick Hucknall and the band really embodied Hall & Oates’ 1981 no.1 single “I Can’t Go For That” with attention to detail! The infectious chorus rings out reminiscent of Ace’s 1974 hit “How Long” yet still has its own freshness to it.
“Sunrise” is a single from the album “Home” and when it was released in 2003, it reached no.7 on the UK Singles chart and no.1 on the Billboard US Dance Club Songs chart.
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