Stevie Nicks is an incredible artist. She has been inducted as a part of Fleetwood Mac, but not as a solo artist.

I believe she deserves this, not only because of her incredible musical talent and numerous solo albums, but because of who she is in the music world. She isn't just a singer. She is a mentor, as well as an inspiration, to many modern day artists. 

She's also very much a philanthropist, having started the organization The Soldiers' Angel Foundation. This wonderful organization gives iPods to wounded soldiers, loaded with music that Stevie has picked out herself. She sits for hours in hospitals like Walter Reed and Bethesda, visiting with injured soldiers and their families. She was fairly recently honored by the USO for this work.

She is also an incredible songwriter. She was nominated for Songwriter's Hall of Fame (along with Lindsey Buckingham and Christine McVie), and she was named one of Paste's 100 Best Living Songwriters.

Before the Lindsey/Stevie lineup of Fleetwood Mac even existed, she was opening for big names like Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix, when she was just out of high school.

She is still going strong. She released an album, titled In Your Dreams, in 2011, and another one, 24 Karat Gold: Songs From the Vault, in 2014, which consisted of some amazing songs that sat neglected for years, among hundreds, until she finally pulled them out and recorded them.

Bottom line is this: 

While Stevie is probably best known for her work with Fleetwood Mac, there is a whole arsenal of things she has done on her own that are just as impressive and worth recognizing as her work with Fleetwood Mac. 

We, her sisters of the moon, chiffonheads, ladies from the mountain......implore you to consider inducting Stevie as a solo artist. It is past overdue.