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Watch and listen to Lindsey Buckingham, the guitarist and songwriter for Fleetwood Mac and a solo artist. Explore his official music videos, releases, playlists and recent listens on his YouTube channel.
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- Time Precious Time
- Slow Dancing
- Don’T Look Down
- Seeds We Sow
- Time Bomb Town
- Holiday Road
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In 2006, Buckingham was riding high on the success of Fleetwood Mac’s comeback tour and album. Rather than simply bask in the glory, he decided to capitalize on the moment by heading back to the studio. It’s fortunate for us he did. ‘Under the Skin’ is a raw, understated (but fortunately not underrated) album packed with gems like the gorgeous ‘Shu...
Whether you think he’s a misunderstood genius or a first-class jerk, Buckingham is, above all else, a guitar legend. His riffs and his licks have won him admiration, fans, and even a mention on Rolling Stone’s ‘100 Best Guitaristsof All Time’ list. ‘Time Precious Time,’ a highlight from 2008’s Emily Dickinson-inspired ‘Gift of Screws,’ is a perfect...
When Buckingham made the album ‘Go Insane’ in 1984, he had one aim. “I’m trying to break down preconceptions about what pop music is. I’m struggling to be original,” he said. Did he succeed? Take a listen to ‘Slow Dancing’ and see for yourself. A delicious sliver of 80s disco with a New Wave flavor, this is Buckingham at his most pioneering, and hi...
‘Don’t Look Down’ gives us Buckingham at his hookiest. The signature fingerpicking, the folky lyrics, the call-and-response vocals, the infectious melodies…it’s all there, and it all helps deliver one of his finest solo achievements to date. The album it features on, 1987’s ‘Out of the Cradle,’ was his first album after leaving Fleetwood Mac. If he...
When Buckingham released the 2011 album ‘Seeds We Sow,’ he said it “might be the best work I’ve ever done.” Considering this is the man who wrote ‘Go Your Own Way,’ that’s no idle claim. But was he right? Not quite, but not far off either. It might not be on a par with some of his earlier works, but as societyofrock.com says, it still delivers the ...
Who could fail to love ‘Back to the Future?’ Even more importantly, who could fail to love Buckingham’s contribution to its soundtrack, the calypso-inspired ‘Time Bomb Town?’ Catchy, moody, and a whole lot of fun, it may not have been the best thing about the movie (that would be the hoverboards) but it was a close call.
When the makers of ‘National Lampoon’s Vacation’ were putting the film’s soundtrack together, they decided to ask Buckingham to contribute two songs. Considering one of them is ‘Holiday Road,’ it was clearly a wise choice. Bouncy, poppy, and unapologetically fun, it’s the only song that could feature a gang of dogs barking their way through the cho...
By the mid-2000s, Buckingham was getting a bit long in the tooth for the pop game. In an industry that chews you up and spits you out at 30, the fact he was still making records at almost 60 was a minor miracle. But was he still relevant? He was. To prove it, he gave us a series of albums that would rank amongst his best ever. In 2006, he released ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jR9CVN8gFII Buckingham has never held much truck with being predictable. This is a man with enough creativity and talent to go in just about any direction he chooses. The proof? ‘Law and Order,’ an album from 1981 that flirts with punk and New Wave to joyous effect. Its standout single, ‘Trouble,’ sees Buckingham com...
Taken from Buckingham’s second solo album of the same name, ‘Go Insane’ is a sheeny, shiny pop number with more edge than a knife. Although most of the album is devoted to his break-up with ex-girlfriend Carol Ann Harris, here Buckingham once again looks to his relationship with Nicks for inspiration. The result is a frantic number packed with runa...
A list of the best solo songs by the Fleetwood Mac guitarist and singer, from his 80s pop hits to his acoustic gems. Find out which songs made the cut and why they deserve a spot in the top 10.
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Find out more about Lindsey Buckingham, the lead guitarist and vocalist of Fleetwood Mac, and his solo career. Explore his discography, biography, awards, and guitar style on Genius.
Watch official videos of Lindsey Buckingham, the singer-songwriter and guitarist of Fleetwood Mac. The playlist includes songs from his solo albums and collaborations, such as Holiday Road, Trouble, Wrong, and more.
Listen to Lindsey Buckingham, the seventh solo studio album by the former Fleetwood Mac member, released in 2021. The album features 10 songs, including "Scream", "I Don't Mind", and "On the Wrong Side".
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