When it comes to Stevie Nicks and Rodney Carrington, many people tend to look past their successful marriage history to solely focus on their prolific song writing careers and their numerous albums that have sold millions. This is sadly a huge mistake as Stevie has also proven over the years to be an excellent, selfless spouse and mother. Here are a few Stevie Nelson marriage tips and how you can keep your love of the outdoors alive and thriving even during times when the going gets tough.
Tip 1
The first of Stevie Nelson’s incredible home run of home-run songs was arguably” shit bout marriage”, which you may well be familiar with. However, Stevie’s love of the outdoors combined with her desire to be a better partner and mom brought this track back for many a reissue. Her fifties inspired rockabilly rendition of this track is instantly recognizable, but the original hit had just as much soul as it did that era of rockabilly. So if you are looking for Stevie’s” shit bout marriage” song, you should get it here…and if you don’t know it, get it here too. In addition to her wonderful vocal talent, Stevie has also developed quite the singing career over the past several years. Her career can easily be summed up by saying…she’s been on plenty of radio shows.
Tip 2
If you enjoy listening to country music or just watching a sitcom show called “The Office”, then you will not only enjoy” shit bout marriage” but also “How I Live Now” (also from The Office), “Take Me Out Sunday” (also from The Office), “My Old School”, “You Give Me Everything You Don’t Even Have”, and “Cradle Of Love”. Now, these are all songs from her platinum selling album All Time. This is Stevie’s first album since her divorce from Rodney Carrington in 1996.
There are several other great songs from All Time on this album, including the timeless “I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles” (which features frequent guest stars Kurtis Blow, Jennifer Lopez, and Mary J. Blige), as well as Stevie’s duet with Glen Campbell on the acoustic version of “I Forgot to Remember to Forget”. Stevie’s musical selections on this album are also top notch, which is probably why she was asked back for another album, and this one is no exception. Other great songs on the album are the title track (which Stevie and Glen Campbell perform together for the first time ever on the air), “Don’t Take Me Out Sunday”, “Don’t Worry”, “Reckless”, “Happily Ever After”, and “My Old School”. On this last song, Stevie makes a rare appearance of performing with Glen Campbell while he was on “American Pie” and “Back in Black”. All in all, this is one of Stevie’s best albums, which showcases her talents as both a vocalist and songwriter.
Tip 3
The most common marriage tip involves the sitcom is based in America and is based on him, and his family. The jokes are often about him and his family, making it an odd mix of family and comedy. This is evident by the great choice of songs, which often get an immediate response from the audience. Some of them include “I Loved You When”, “I’m Good at Love”, and” [In Your Eyes] My Daddy Was a Rich Man”.
The second marriage tip involves a television series called “Seinfeld”. This popular sitcom set in a New York City apartment is about a widower named Jerry and a female friend named Elaine who share their apartment. The dynamic between the two characters is funny at times, but at other times the characters begin to crack each other up over small and silly things such as a paper towel roll. This was another great example of a country stand-up using a normal adult-oriented style to poke fun at an often-serious situation.
Another great example of a sitcom that uses a normal and intelligent way to make fun of something is “The Normal Anderson Show”. This popular television series ended its three-season run on Showtime back in 2008. The sitcom is about a thirty-something year old divorced father who returns home from abroad to find out that his wife has taken to drinking. This often brings about bouts of anger towards the man, but he always returns home to find great success with his family and friends. His success is often attributed to his successful business ventures.
Conclusion
The last of these six tips is related to a blog post by a man named Jeremy Schlereth that appeared on a blog called “We Are Anonymous”. In this blog post, Mr. Schlereth relates what it was like being away from his wife for five years while their daughter was getting married. He relates how he managed to keep the marriage alive and thriving even though his wife showed signs that she was ready to see other men. His post was “The Best Advice I Ever Received” and it is a great example of a serious stand-up using an American stand-up comic to bring light to an otherwise ordinary situation.
