It was so long ago, I don’t actually remember if it ever was the single or made it out.' It's the opening track on the album, which is out of print but you can check it out on YouTube. This long-discarded gem from the Buckingham Nicks album made its unexpected live debut on the opening night of the 24 Karat Gold Tour in Phoenix, where she told us, “This was gonna be the single off the Buckingham Nicks record. 'The planets of the universe go their way,' she sings. The groove is only so insistent, though, which means it doesn't undercut the haunting nature of the vocal as she frames the fate of their relationship within the larger context of the universe. But Nicks revived it decades later, topping Billboard's dance charts in 2001. It never made it past the demo stage with Fleetwood Mac. Which may explain why the guitar riff sounds like such a natural extension of 'Rhiannon' from Fleetwood Mac's previous album. Nicks wrote this song about the end of her relationship with Buckingham while work was underway on 'Rumours,' where it would've been surrounded by a bunch of tracks about the end of that relationship. Interview: How Tears for Fears moved forward by returning to the way they wrote their early hits 19. 'The second Rick left, I ran in my little recording studio and wrote 'I Can't Wait.' It took all night, and I think it is all about how electric I felt about this music.'

In the liner notes to Timespace, Nicks recalled her friend Rick Nowels bringing her the backing track. 'I think this was about the most exciting song that I had ever heard,' she said. It's among her most infectious hits, with all the touchstones of a massive '80s pop hit - out of character but all the more intriguing for it. And the electronic dance vibe suits her better than most people would've guessed before she cut this track, which somehow charted higher on the Mainstream Rock chart than the dance chart. This is the closest she will ever come to sounding like Madonna. How a Phoenix rockabilly teen made the cover of Bob Dylan's book 20.

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