I love this song but I like "odin" better I heard it 1 time on the radio in the late 70's early 80"s and looked for it for soooo long and found it last year. It was worth the wait. Just like this one ty for posting it
He was one of my favorites - largely unknown - too bad - he wrote some amazing songs - this is the most commercial one but is a good example of how talented he was. RIP John Stewart - did anybody know he became a professor of music?
the late 70s, in my opinion, had some of the best music-- not only in rock... but pop and country as well..a lot of people don't know this song at all, and consider John Stewart a one-hit wonder with his only really big hit- Gold.
For some reason it would not let me post the link, but just type in "John Stewart NIGHT MAN" and it should come up. It's a great song with similar sound to it like Midnight Wind. Check it out, you won't be disappointed. The great John Stewart. He was an incredible musician. RIP John.
Here is a link to John's song called "NIGHT MAN" which was produced and recorded at the same time as "Midnight Wind" and also "GOLD" along with Stevie Nicks. "Night Man" is an incredible tune as well, although as history has it, only GOLD went on to stardom. Midnight Wind and Night Man too were incredible songs that, had they had more air time and play from the disc jockey's of the day, they too would most assuredly had went on to gold records themselves, especially Midnight Wind. Thanks!
Incredible song. I'll never forgot when I discovered this incredible song when I purchased a double CD of John's "Greatest Hit's", mainly for his hit "GOLD" but I was blown away by several other songs on the CD and came to love the CD's. His song "NIGHT MAN" is also very good and has a very similar tone and sound to Midnight Wind and features Stevie on backing vocals too. "Midnight Wind", "GOLD", and "Night Man" were all recorded and produced by John Stewart around the end of the 1970's.
I loved that whole Album. Brings back so many memories. One song from that Album I haven't seen posted is "Lost her in the Sun." Could you post that one as well??? Thanks for posting!!!
Wow - love John Stewart and am grateful at least some of his music is on You Tube. I love his earlier albums from the 70s, especially the one with "Crazy Lives in Tempe" If anybody has the album, please post. He was such a great songwriter and singer. Not quite country and not quite rock, but some of both. Mostly he was soulful...wrote about horses and long empty roads and crazy women.
Thanks for posting ,perhaps the best song John Stewart did, but also Stevie Nicks. This has always been one of my favorites, one that really shows off the talents of John and Stevie.This was released when I was in my prime and was better than any of the Fleetwood Mac songs that followed. Thank you for posting.
MoonbaseEagle, I agree with you, a very chilling & awesome song. Stevie Nicks is superb on this one. I also agree with @disaliter - reminds me of a good time, however brief, with a wonderful woman in October, 1979. I'd go back there in a heartbeat, just to hear that song with her one more time.
This has always been my FAVORITE song by him... Such talent. A lot of people not familiar with his music are surprised when they hear this... its so awesome, and Stevie Nicks on backup.. well, it does this song so much good. :) You are missed, John....
This is sooooo good. Up there with Stewart's GOLD. I'm really surprised this didn't chart like GOLD did. Of course with the backing vocals of Stevie Nick's, it makes this song perfect. Those two sounded so good together. They should have done more music together. Pure magic!
Thank you vanillacoker! Please post Bolinas and Swift Lizard too! And if anyone has the concert at Chuck's Cellar in 1979 post that too! John's son was there playing with him. He was about 16 at the time.
First time I heard this song on the radio my wife was confined to bed 24-7 with complications during last trimester of our first pregnancy. When our daughter was born we named her Miranda. John came to Moses Lake for a one-nighter in the park. I told the base player about Miranda, and John dedicated Midnight Wind to her that night. We met John after the show and got his autograph. I'll never forget John or that night. This song still moves me. John is gone, but not forgotten. Thanks, John.
Luv this album....lots of memories.....would luv to hear Lost her in the sun, from the same album.....he sure was at his peak here....great melodies and guitars!
Wasn't a hit but in my view the better of the two (gold) love the way it cranks up towards the end. For the poster who mentioned Casey & AT40 the 70s, one of the local stations where I am is replaying it and it's just like I remembered, the other night they had a week in 76, Andy Gibb I just want to be your everything was #1, I was transported back 35 years, I actually remembered hearing that exact same one back then, quite thrilling.
It's sooo great. I thought I was the only person who remembered it. I could never find it anywhere before this. It was all the same summer when Stevie was doing, "Stop Dagging My Heart Around" and "Leather and Lace" along with "Gold", which sometimes lists Stevie Nicks as the artist on internet jukeboxes. Midnight Wind is soo good to hear again.
While this album was his most successful, commercially, he was well known in folk music circles as a member of the Kingston Trio. He also wrote Daydream Believer which was one of the Monkees biggest and most enduring hits.
Great voice and excellent style. Buckingham and Nicks were integral to this album's sound, but John made it his own. He will be missed.
I love the little hissing sounds... i can tell u recorded this off the LP. Memories! I wish they would re-release this with remastered sound quality. "Gold" was the big hit but this one is so Stevie Nicks, her fans really would love to hear it again but better sound. Thanks for posting it !!!
I was about 20 when this awesome effort came out and remember it didn't get as high on the Top 40 charts as his other hit "Gold" did. It was a great song with Stevie Nicks adding the intense enchanting vocal ambiance. Still surprised it didn't reach the top 10 & it barely reached the Top 30, peaking at #28 back in '79.
I actually liked this song better than his top 10 single "Gold." This song had a darker feel. At age 16, I was into darker songs. Thanks for allowing me to relive my teenage years!
This was the beginning of the "Witchy" aura for Stevie. Black Chiffon, lyrics and songs like souls that fly in the midnight wind, Rhiannon, Sisters of the Moon, I'm so Afraid, Like a Ghost thru the fog, Angels, Crystal Visions, Dreams, Black Widow Spiders, running in shadows, the sound of my voice will haunt you, listen to the wind blow, ............she hated this image, but this is why she got it.
LOVE this song!!!!!! One of my favorites-still have the 45 but nothing to play it on-GREAT memories of midnight trists-THANX for the post!!! A real gem
Bought this LP while in high school when I would have bought anything that Stevie Nicks had even thought about singing on. The entire LP is great - Runaway Fool of Love, Gold, Lost Her in the Sun. I heard a song today that I swear rips off Runaway Fool of Love (and a little of Bruce Springsteens' 'Badlands') but cant remember the name of the new one!
@rotoclip John Stewart, underated and almost unknown but GREAT music on all of his tracks. He is sadly missed amongst the crap that is called music these days... Mike
I think this one of John Stewart's best songs! In addition to GOLD, you can also hear Stevie Nicks singing background vocals on this song as well. The pair had great voices together. RIP John. Thank you for the fantastic music over the years. Your missed.
There is a reason why John Stewart teamed up with Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham. Lindsay Buckingham as a young musician was a fan of the Kingston Trio. John Struggled for years as a solo artist to get a hit song on the radio and with Lindsays help produced the hit single Gold which was his biggest hit. Thi is my first time heaering his follow up song. Should've been bigger.
What a great memory from my senior year in high school. I really loved this song- it had an eerie, forboding tone to it. Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, John Stewart- what an awesome pairing. Great rare memory- thank you for this post.. It meant a lot to hear this song again.
Great great collaboration. Midas Queen Stevie leaves her gold mark on everything she touches :) Had no idea guitar solo belongs to Lindsey B !. A pitty this doesn't seem to ever have been made available on cd by RSO.
Thanks to everyone for all of the positive feedback. I'm glad to have been able to share the song (and trust me, it took some internet searching to find it!) I was actually introduced to the song a few months back on Sirius/XM during a replay of the Casey Kasem Weekly Top 40 rebroadcast from late 1979 when this song debuted. The album was a little before my time although I was already familiar with "Gold." This song has to be considered timeless, as I think it could even chart today.
@vanillacoker1 Yes i agree with your comments, and to update, this song should be rereleased it has great elements in it, it puzzles me how songs are not released time and again just for their flavour.
@vanillacoker1. Not sure if this will work but I will give it a go. My daughter is named after the young lady in this song. She is 21 now and I am as proud as punch. I heard this 1 night in the late 70s or thereabouts and decided my first born daughter would be named Miranda, and she is. Very lucky too; a lovely girl. The story is longer. If anybody wants to hear just let me know.
I bought this LP album in 1979 when it first came out, and remember that it was known as a "Fleetwood Mac album with a different lead singer." Unfortunately, I threw this album out along with all my other LP's when cassettes and CD's took over. What a mistake that was!! this is my favorite song from the album. John Stewart did a remake of this song in 1994 but not as good as the original.
You have NO IDEA how long I've tried to find this song. A long time ago I heard this song in a store while shopping and couldn't get it out of my head, but couldn't remember who sang it. I looked the title up on You Tube a few months ago, but nothing came up. Then yesterday I found it . It's a Christmas miracle!!!! Thank you.
I started poking around this stuff when I noticed that "Uprising" (by Muse) sounded a lot like "Gold". "Gold" wasn't bad, but this really should have been the bigger hit, what a killer song!
i have this 45 ! i got in high school back in the day- i love this song! u try to buy this LP used on amazone u pay bookoo bucks. i hope i still have my 45! lol i love stevie haunting voice in this!
Thanks for the post! I have been checking for this song.... it was on, but removed... this song is absolutely haunting in a very soulful way. Diehard Stevie fan. Souls that cry in the midnight wind... WOW!
I love this song but I like "odin" better I heard it 1 time on the radio in the late 70's early 80"s and looked for it for soooo long and found it last year. It was worth the wait. Just like this one ty for posting it
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He was one of my favorites - largely unknown - too bad - he wrote some amazing songs - this is the most commercial one but is a good example of how talented he was. RIP John Stewart - did anybody know he became a professor of music?
cliftongal51 1 week ago
transcendental...I actually owned this album in 1979...I lost more than can be imagined
disalitervisum 1 month ago
the late 70s, in my opinion, had some of the best music-- not only in rock... but pop and country as well..a lot of people don't know this song at all, and consider John Stewart a one-hit wonder with his only really big hit- Gold.
Eric31411 1 month ago
THIS SONG IS THE BEST THERE EVERY WAS!!!! SIT BACK AND LISTEN!!!! AW
ESOME!!!!!!!!!!1
TheGirls6771 2 months ago
John was good as a member of The Kingston Trio , but better as a solo artist .
Medic83301 2 months ago
If only there was a video to go along with it.
Sexzguy 3 months ago
I only wish there was a vdeo and it would be used in a movie.
Sexzguy 3 months ago
RIP, John.
DaveWollenberg 4 months ago
For some reason it would not let me post the link, but just type in "John Stewart NIGHT MAN" and it should come up. It's a great song with similar sound to it like Midnight Wind. Check it out, you won't be disappointed. The great John Stewart. He was an incredible musician. RIP John.
joevs21001 4 months ago in playlist joevs21001's favorites
Here is a link to John's song called "NIGHT MAN" which was produced and recorded at the same time as "Midnight Wind" and also "GOLD" along with Stevie Nicks. "Night Man" is an incredible tune as well, although as history has it, only GOLD went on to stardom. Midnight Wind and Night Man too were incredible songs that, had they had more air time and play from the disc jockey's of the day, they too would most assuredly had went on to gold records themselves, especially Midnight Wind. Thanks!
joevs21001 4 months ago in playlist joevs21001's favorites
Incredible song. I'll never forgot when I discovered this incredible song when I purchased a double CD of John's "Greatest Hit's", mainly for his hit "GOLD" but I was blown away by several other songs on the CD and came to love the CD's. His song "NIGHT MAN" is also very good and has a very similar tone and sound to Midnight Wind and features Stevie on backing vocals too. "Midnight Wind", "GOLD", and "Night Man" were all recorded and produced by John Stewart around the end of the 1970's.
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The best version of this song that I found was on mp3ify.com and you can download the mp3 or import it into itunes.
LeonidaEllison800 5 months ago
One of the best from a great songwriter/vocalist ... adding Stevie Nicks sends it skyward ... unforgettable.
08shortstop 6 months ago
Great song and album. He looks like Garry Shandling in that picture.
wowbagger4242 6 months ago
I loved that whole Album. Brings back so many memories. One song from that Album I haven't seen posted is "Lost her in the Sun." Could you post that one as well??? Thanks for posting!!!
LCRV1 6 months ago
Have the original vynil record and love it
orbitalspin2011 6 months ago
Wow - love John Stewart and am grateful at least some of his music is on You Tube. I love his earlier albums from the 70s, especially the one with "Crazy Lives in Tempe" If anybody has the album, please post. He was such a great songwriter and singer. Not quite country and not quite rock, but some of both. Mostly he was soulful...wrote about horses and long empty roads and crazy women.
cliftongal51 6 months ago
written on the wind
never going back again
first yt music post I ever came across that has no dislikes
disalitervisum 7 months ago
Thanks for posting ,perhaps the best song John Stewart did, but also Stevie Nicks. This has always been one of my favorites, one that really shows off the talents of John and Stevie.This was released when I was in my prime and was better than any of the Fleetwood Mac songs that followed. Thank you for posting.
vonptrck 7 months ago
A truly spooky song! Stevie is enthralling!
draculasgirl1 7 months ago
MoonbaseEagle, I agree with you, a very chilling & awesome song. Stevie Nicks is superb on this one. I also agree with @disaliter - reminds me of a good time, however brief, with a wonderful woman in October, 1979. I'd go back there in a heartbeat, just to hear that song with her one more time.
rlebby911 8 months ago
John hit #28 in Billboard, 10-20-79. God bless ya, for postin' it. Thanx! RIP, John.
DaveWollenberg 8 months ago
thank you
but it is
too late for me
the loss was too much
for a human to sustain
disalitervisum 9 months ago
This has always been my FAVORITE song by him... Such talent. A lot of people not familiar with his music are surprised when they hear this... its so awesome, and Stevie Nicks on backup.. well, it does this song so much good. :) You are missed, John....
seasideshelby1 9 months ago
patricia I am lost
you are with me forever
guilt shame loss whateverelsese there is
I face myself
you will never leave me
disalitervisum 9 months ago
@disalitervisum - gosh "Disalit..." that's depressing....brings back memories of my ex-girflfriend....life's too short, try your best to move on...
err230 9 months ago
Despite this peaking at #30 I remember it well. It doesn't get much airplay anymore but still a great song.
sldl04 9 months ago
i would like more please...especially one like this for the entire album...California Gold
timray99 10 months ago
This is sooooo good. Up there with Stewart's GOLD. I'm really surprised this didn't chart like GOLD did. Of course with the backing vocals of Stevie Nick's, it makes this song perfect. Those two sounded so good together. They should have done more music together. Pure magic!
joevs21001 10 months ago
Hauntingly timeless classic
northernlitez1 10 months ago
I saw John in the late 70's or early 80's at the Roxy in Hollywood. It took some effort to find some of CD's but worth the effort
ellishorse 10 months ago
does anyone have the followup/sequel album. dream babies go to hollywood.
mic187x2 11 months ago
Thank you vanillacoker! Please post Bolinas and Swift Lizard too! And if anyone has the concert at Chuck's Cellar in 1979 post that too! John's son was there playing with him. He was about 16 at the time.
MsBlueSpruce 11 months ago
FANTASTIC!
stevie4004 11 months ago
First time I heard this song on the radio my wife was confined to bed 24-7 with complications during last trimester of our first pregnancy. When our daughter was born we named her Miranda. John came to Moses Lake for a one-nighter in the park. I told the base player about Miranda, and John dedicated Midnight Wind to her that night. We met John after the show and got his autograph. I'll never forget John or that night. This song still moves me. John is gone, but not forgotten. Thanks, John.
gudnuz4u 11 months ago
Luv this album....lots of memories.....would luv to hear Lost her in the sun, from the same album.....he sure was at his peak here....great melodies and guitars!
spitz79d 11 months ago
@spitz79d
I just found Lost Her in the Sun on mediafire d o t c o m with a suffix of /?fikdnxzdy32 . You don't have to have an account.
Or you can g o o g l e this: "lost her in the sun" stewart and that mediafire selection will be the first non-video choice.
calvintoronto 9 months ago
Wasn't a hit but in my view the better of the two (gold) love the way it cranks up towards the end. For the poster who mentioned Casey & AT40 the 70s, one of the local stations where I am is replaying it and it's just like I remembered, the other night they had a week in 76, Andy Gibb I just want to be your everything was #1, I was transported back 35 years, I actually remembered hearing that exact same one back then, quite thrilling.
airsidetv 1 year ago
It's sooo great. I thought I was the only person who remembered it. I could never find it anywhere before this. It was all the same summer when Stevie was doing, "Stop Dagging My Heart Around" and "Leather and Lace" along with "Gold", which sometimes lists Stevie Nicks as the artist on internet jukeboxes. Midnight Wind is soo good to hear again.
MrShado0 1 year ago
R.I.P. John.
NSveteran 1 year ago
While this album was his most successful, commercially, he was well known in folk music circles as a member of the Kingston Trio. He also wrote Daydream Believer which was one of the Monkees biggest and most enduring hits.
Great voice and excellent style. Buckingham and Nicks were integral to this album's sound, but John made it his own. He will be missed.
cyberties 1 year ago 3
I love the little hissing sounds... i can tell u recorded this off the LP. Memories! I wish they would re-release this with remastered sound quality. "Gold" was the big hit but this one is so Stevie Nicks, her fans really would love to hear it again but better sound. Thanks for posting it !!!
beijoso 1 year ago
@beijoso It was re-released on CD a few years ago, but is now VERY hard to find and expensive when you do find it. Great album, every song.
cyberties 1 year ago
Did FMac ever use Gold or this?
Dunkleosteus9 1 year ago
I was about 20 when this awesome effort came out and remember it didn't get as high on the Top 40 charts as his other hit "Gold" did. It was a great song with Stevie Nicks adding the intense enchanting vocal ambiance. Still surprised it didn't reach the top 10 & it barely reached the Top 30, peaking at #28 back in '79.
714AD 1 year ago
1979,a great year for music. This is one of the best along with Ian Gomm.s "Hold On" and Sniff n The Tears "Drivers Seat".
ronjontigerfan 1 year ago
@ronjontigerfan drivers seat is one of my favorite songs rvrr!
pismo1964 1 year ago
@ronjontigerfan I just got the fickle heart cd for Drivers Seat-coooool song
northernlitez1 1 year ago
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ronjontigerfan 1 year ago
this song now on I-Tunes finally too, thank you for posting, one of the all time greatest duets.
kringles4 1 year ago
he was the best. r.i.p. john. thanks
spoddog1 1 year ago
I actually liked this song better than his top 10 single "Gold." This song had a darker feel. At age 16, I was into darker songs. Thanks for allowing me to relive my teenage years!
irishpogi 1 year ago
One of my very favourite Stevie harmony parts...bewitching!!!
TimelessBarbara 1 year ago
one of the best Stevie collaborations
nphxblueeyes 1 year ago
So amazing! I'm only 15 and I'm in love with all of the songs from back then!
allierzeznik95 1 year ago
I have alway's loved this song, It should have been a bigger hit than it was!
diapertommy 1 year ago 7
This was the beginning of the "Witchy" aura for Stevie. Black Chiffon, lyrics and songs like souls that fly in the midnight wind, Rhiannon, Sisters of the Moon, I'm so Afraid, Like a Ghost thru the fog, Angels, Crystal Visions, Dreams, Black Widow Spiders, running in shadows, the sound of my voice will haunt you, listen to the wind blow, ............she hated this image, but this is why she got it.
oceangroveNJgirl 1 year ago
Always loved this song - havn't heard it in ages - thanks for posting!
HenryMatthews 1 year ago 2
Många tack...many thanks! John Stewart will not be forgotten!
petmis 1 year ago
Great song.R.I.P. John Stewart.
nssteve1979 1 year ago
horrible...
afterdavit 1 year ago
This is actually where my name came from!
shuckremod 1 year ago
Had to say THANX twice for this one-you deserve it Vanillacoker!!!!!!!
northernlitez1 1 year ago
LOVE this song!!!!!! One of my favorites-still have the 45 but nothing to play it on-GREAT memories of midnight trists-THANX for the post!!! A real gem
northernlitez1 1 year ago 2
Bought this LP while in high school when I would have bought anything that Stevie Nicks had even thought about singing on. The entire LP is great - Runaway Fool of Love, Gold, Lost Her in the Sun. I heard a song today that I swear rips off Runaway Fool of Love (and a little of Bruce Springsteens' 'Badlands') but cant remember the name of the new one!
ivanrich 1 year ago
my only dauther, holly maranda.born may 31st.1983 is named after this song
rotoclip 1 year ago
@rotoclip John Stewart, underated and almost unknown but GREAT music on all of his tracks. He is sadly missed amongst the crap that is called music these days... Mike
51mikew 1 year ago 2
I love this song
DigitalSoda 1 year ago
I was really happy to find this.
nighttrainist 1 year ago
Great lyrics!
StageHolder 1 year ago
i bought this 45 in 79 when i was a teen i still have it somewhere! i think!
love it thanku for putting it up! stevie nicks in the background makes it HAUNTING! love her love him and love it!1
divaholy 1 year ago 2
one of john's best songs in my opinion
SuperZielke 1 year ago
ok, soI HATED Californie, but THIS MAN made it all worthwile! RIP John..
Sylphqueen1968 1 year ago
I love this song even more than Gold
mjbk57 1 year ago
I think this one of John Stewart's best songs! In addition to GOLD, you can also hear Stevie Nicks singing background vocals on this song as well. The pair had great voices together. RIP John. Thank you for the fantastic music over the years. Your missed.
joevs21001 1 year ago
sounds like a song for Rockford Files.
foppa123 1 year ago
Hit #28 pop, #42 AC in Billboard RIP, John. God bless!
DaveWollenberg 1 year ago
Queen Stephanie, Sir John, & L. Buckingham
maryForMears 1 year ago
There is a reason why John Stewart teamed up with Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham. Lindsay Buckingham as a young musician was a fan of the Kingston Trio. John Struggled for years as a solo artist to get a hit song on the radio and with Lindsays help produced the hit single Gold which was his biggest hit. Thi is my first time heaering his follow up song. Should've been bigger.
mbrand19971 1 year ago
Oh wow, I haven't heard this fantastic song for thirty years. It's great to hear again. Just love it!
MicheleMuir 2 years ago
What a great memory from my senior year in high school. I really loved this song- it had an eerie, forboding tone to it. Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, John Stewart- what an awesome pairing. Great rare memory- thank you for this post.. It meant a lot to hear this song again.
73MarkIV 2 years ago
What a great combination of voices,AWESOME SONG!!!Had not heard this in 30 years.
centurion1479 2 years ago
Great great collaboration. Midas Queen Stevie leaves her gold mark on everything she touches :) Had no idea guitar solo belongs to Lindsey B !. A pitty this doesn't seem to ever have been made available on cd by RSO.
tubellarbells 2 years ago
Thanks for posting the song. That whole album is amazing,
allendista 2 years ago 2
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maryForMears 2 years ago
So the only line i had was come on down miranda and it is my name so i looked for it and hey here it is thankyou
karibogus 2 years ago
This is the high-definition of Westcoast-Music. Undefined great!
patcharisma 2 years ago
Thanks to everyone for all of the positive feedback. I'm glad to have been able to share the song (and trust me, it took some internet searching to find it!) I was actually introduced to the song a few months back on Sirius/XM during a replay of the Casey Kasem Weekly Top 40 rebroadcast from late 1979 when this song debuted. The album was a little before my time although I was already familiar with "Gold." This song has to be considered timeless, as I think it could even chart today.
vanillacoker1 2 years ago 17
@vanillacoker1 Yes i agree with your comments, and to update, this song should be rereleased it has great elements in it, it puzzles me how songs are not released time and again just for their flavour.
Brighteyes1ful 1 year ago
@vanillacoker1 WOW, I would have loved to hear AT40 again from the 70's! Those were the best AT40'S ever!!!!
diapertommy 1 year ago 2
@vanillacoker1. Not sure if this will work but I will give it a go. My daughter is named after the young lady in this song. She is 21 now and I am as proud as punch. I heard this 1 night in the late 70s or thereabouts and decided my first born daughter would be named Miranda, and she is. Very lucky too; a lovely girl. The story is longer. If anybody wants to hear just let me know.
Excel213 1 year ago
@vanillacoker1 This is one hellacool song! Keep 'em comin'! YAY!!
1958boomergirl 1 year ago
I bought this LP album in 1979 when it first came out, and remember that it was known as a "Fleetwood Mac album with a different lead singer." Unfortunately, I threw this album out along with all my other LP's when cassettes and CD's took over. What a mistake that was!! this is my favorite song from the album. John Stewart did a remake of this song in 1994 but not as good as the original.
err230 2 years ago
You have NO IDEA how long I've tried to find this song. A long time ago I heard this song in a store while shopping and couldn't get it out of my head, but couldn't remember who sang it. I looked the title up on You Tube a few months ago, but nothing came up. Then yesterday I found it . It's a Christmas miracle!!!! Thank you.
CDH41057 2 years ago
Don't know why this song is so hard to get. Can't get it on itunes.
oceangroveNJgirl 2 years ago
The awesome guitar at the end of the song is Lindsey Buckingham. If a voice can sound like midnight wind its Stevie's.
oceangroveNJgirl 2 years ago
Always loved this song and thank you for posting.
beautydaddy 2 years ago 9
...This was a VERY chilling & awesome song...!!
MoonbaseEagle 2 years ago 15
thank you, vanillacoker.
jfk71589 2 years ago 2
I started poking around this stuff when I noticed that "Uprising" (by Muse) sounded a lot like "Gold". "Gold" wasn't bad, but this really should have been the bigger hit, what a killer song!
lrd9999 2 years ago 2
I named my daughter after this song,still haunts me to this day,hard to find..
diamondkal 2 years ago 3
i have this 45 ! i got in high school back in the day- i love this song! u try to buy this LP used on amazone u pay bookoo bucks. i hope i still have my 45! lol i love stevie haunting voice in this!
divaholy 2 years ago
my names miranda and i was named after this song
MannieBaby2 2 years ago
one of big johns finest and stevie nicks vocals amazing i had a chance to meet him such a wonderful man, he's so missed R.I.P.
Davai007 2 years ago 3
Loved this song back in high school in the late 70's. Haven't heard it since then until now. Great song and album. Thank
You, John! R.I.P.
phipsiguy1530 2 years ago 2
Thank you for posting this--I always loved this song and it was because of this song I named my daughter Miranda!
moonsister411 2 years ago
moonsister, I have always loved this song, too. ;-)
MirandaLantern 2 years ago 2
It was on Youtube a couple months ago, then removed. Thanks so much for putting it back on. One of my absolute all time favourites....
DarkMindOverMatter 2 years ago
Thanks for the post! I have been checking for this song.... it was on, but removed... this song is absolutely haunting in a very soulful way. Diehard Stevie fan. Souls that cry in the midnight wind... WOW!
eleonard100 2 years ago