Instead she released a lower budget clip, featuring footage of her singing and dancing, along with a choreographed dance group. Stevie rejected that clip, reportedly because she thought she looked fat. Nicks infamously shot two videos for “Stand Back,” the first featuring lavish production and a big price tag. The song featured an uncredited cameo by Prince on synthesizers he got a 50% writing credit, reportedly because Nicks took inspiration for the song from his hit “Little Red Corvette.” Released almost two years after her monster solo debut, Bella Donna, The Wild Heart featured the hit single “Stand Back,” which peaked at five on the Billboard Hot 100. It went on to spend over a year on the chart.
June 10 marks the 40th anniversary of Stevie Nicks’ sophomore solo album, The Wild Heart, which peaked at five on the Billboard 200 Album chart, spending seven weeks in that position.
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