After performing it a number of occasions throughout her ongoing North American solo tour, Stevie Nicks has launched a studio model of her cowl of Buffalo Springfield’s traditional ’60s anthem “For What It’s Value.” On it, she’s backed by longtime backing vocalist Sharon Celani and guitarist Waddy Wachtel, in addition to Greg Kurstin, who produced and likewise performed drums, organ and guitar.
“It meant one thing to me then, and it means one thing to me now,” Nicks says. “I at all times wished to interpret it via the eyes of a girl, and it looks as if right now, within the occasions that we dwell in, that it has lots to say.”
In an uncommon twist, Nicks beforehand launched an authentic music of the identical identify, written by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell, on her 2011 album In Your Desires.
Nicks’ fall tour continues Saturday (Sept. 24) on the Sound on Sound competition in Bridgeport, Ct., and continues the next weekend at Eddie Vedder’s Ohana competition in Dana Level, Calif. The Fleetwood Mac vocalist will probably be on the street by way of Oct. 28 in West Palm Seaside, Fla.
Nicks can be heard on the observe “Oil” from the upcoming Gorillaz album Cracker Island, which will probably be launched Feb. 24, 2023.
