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TrueFaith77 03-19-2010 02:39 PM

The Lindsey Buckingham Singles Collection
 
He should come out with a Singles compilation.

If he did, what would be the complete US(ONLY) Lindsey Buckingham Singles collection?

Should it be for solo only or B/N & the Mac?

Also, part of me feels that Love Runs Deeper would count because it was part of the GOS EP. Part of me feels it wouldn't. Why DIDN'T they just release that as the single, then? Ridiculous.

Anyway, are these his only US Singles as a NON-Mac artist?

1. "Don't Let Me Down Again" (1973) (w/ Buckingham Nicks)
2. "Without A Leg To Stand On" (1974) (w/ Buckingham Nicks)
3. "Trouble" (1981)
4. "It Was I" (1981?)
5. "Holiday Road" (1983)
6. "Dancin' 'Cross The USA" (1983)<---------U.S.??????
7. "I Want You Back" (1983) (w/ Mick Fleetwood's The Zoo)
8. "Go Insane" (1984)
9. "Slow Dancing" (1984)
10. "Wrong" (1992)
11. "Countdown" (1992)
12. "Soul Drifter" (1992?)
13. "Show You How" (2006)
14. "Did You Miss Me" (2008)
15. "Love Runs Deeper" (2009)<-------Just EP or Single?

All of the above?

He should come out with a Singles compilation.

If he did, what would be the complete US(ONLY) Lindsey Buckingham Singles collection?

Should it be for solo only or B/N & the Mac?

Also, part of me feels that Love Runs Deeper would count because it was part of the GOS EP. Part of me feels it wouldn't. Why DIDN'T they just release that as the single, then? Ridiculous.

Anyway, are these his only US Singles as a NON-Mac artist?

1. "Don't Let Me Down Again" (1973) (w/ Buckingham Nicks)
2. "Without A Leg To Stand On" (1974) (w/ Buckingham Nicks)
3. "Go Your Own Way" (1976)
4. "Tusk" (1979)
5. "The Farmer's Daughter" (1980)
6. "Trouble" (1981)
7. "It Was I"
8. "Oh Diane" (1982)
9. "Holiday Road" (1983)
10. "Dancin' 'Cross The USA" (1983)<---------U.S.??????
11. "I Want You Back" (1983)
12. "Go Insane" (1984)
13. "Slow Dancing" (1984)
14. "Big Love" (1987)
15. "Family Man" (1987)
16. "Wrong" (1992)
17. "Countdown" (1992)
18. "Soul Drifter"
19. "Peacekeeper" (2003)
20. "Show You How" (2006)
21. "Did You Miss Me" (2008)
22. "Love Runs Deeper" (2009)<-------Just EP or Single?

vivfox 03-19-2010 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by TrueFaith77 (Post 877934)
He should come out with a Singles compilation.
Part of me wants to take out both "Oh Diane" and "Can't Go Back" cuz I don't think either charted, and I don't think they were released in the States as Singles. Were they?

Unfortunately Oh Diane was released in the USA as a single. I wish instead it had been Can't Go Back, but it wasn't a single in the States.

holidayroad 03-19-2010 05:11 PM

'It Was I' and 'Soul Drifter' were singles. Also, 'Don't Let Me Down Again' (or is that considered both a Stevie/Lindsey song)

TrueFaith77 03-19-2010 06:12 PM

Don't Let Me Down Again was a single? I didn't know that. Thought it was only Without a Leg...

holidayroad 03-19-2010 09:53 PM

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Originally Posted by TrueFaith77 (Post 877993)
Don't Let Me Down Again was a single? I didn't know that. Thought it was only Without a Leg...

It's backed with 'Races Are Run'

TrueFaith77 03-19-2010 11:00 PM

You are awesome! Thank you!

holidayroad 03-20-2010 06:32 PM

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Originally Posted by holidayroad (Post 878048)
It's backed with 'Races Are Run'

Here's a picture.

http://www.eil.com/shop/moreinfo.asp?catalogid=115367

TrueFaith77 03-21-2010 06:36 AM

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Originally Posted by holidayroad (Post 878156)

ah! i believe that makes it seem to be UK though? i'm looking for us releases

holidayroad 03-21-2010 09:08 AM

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Originally Posted by TrueFaith77 (Post 878238)
ah! i believe that makes it seem to be UK though? i'm looking for us releases

That does say it's a UK release, but in Mick's other book My 25 years with Fleetwood Mac black hardcover (the black book with more pictures), in the back it has a discography and this is listed as a US release.

vivfox 03-21-2010 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by holidayroad (Post 878255)
That does say it's a UK release, but in Mick's other book My 25 years with Fleetwood Mac black hardcover (the black book with more pictures), in the back it has a discography and this is listed as a US release.

Us ole time Ledgies know that Mick is mostly useless with old recolections.:]

holidayroad 03-21-2010 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by vivfox (Post 878296)
Us ole time Ledgies know that Mick is mostly useless with old recolections.:]

Well, who knows if he actually wrote the discography or not. All I can say is that the discography is pretty much accurate on everything, as far as I can tell.

Here's a different copy
http://www.gemm.com/item/BUCKINGHAM-...h/GML214204969

TrueFaith77 03-21-2010 04:49 PM

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Originally Posted by trackaghost (Post 878305)
Why US only? If that was the case then a Singles collection album would only be able to be released in the States. What's the point of that?

I'm trying to make a list of the Singles that were released to impact the US market. I don't think that's an unusual parameter for a Singles Collection (songs released as singles in Poland aren't usually on Singles collections for artists such as The Pet Shop Boys; of course, their most recent Singles collection was based on UK chart rankings--they had to be top 20 hits, so it was a greatest hits collection, but you get the point).

TrueFaith77 03-21-2010 04:50 PM

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Originally Posted by holidayroad (Post 878351)
Well, who knows if he actually wrote the discography or not. All I can say is that the discography is pretty much accurate on everything, as far as I can tell.

Here's a different copy
http://www.gemm.com/item/BUCKINGHAM-...h/GML214204969

Thank you Again! you are awesome!! Which came first: Don't Let Me Down or Without a Leg?

holidayroad 03-21-2010 05:13 PM

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Originally Posted by TrueFaith77 (Post 878366)
Thank you Again! you are awesome!! Which came first: Don't Let Me Down or Without a Leg?

Don't Let Me Down Again (November 1973). Without a Leg To Stand On (February 1974)

PenguinHead 03-21-2010 08:35 PM

I think it would be cool not to limit the compilation to just US singles. Lindsey is an international artist! So you can also include 'Can't Go Back.'

TrueFaith77 03-22-2010 07:49 AM

Best of's, singles collections, greatest hits have become the latest rage among older artists still releasing new music. My favorite part of this tendency is that these compilations also always include at least one new song! Also, these singles collections are used to promote a new album: see Morrissey, Bryan Ferry, Scritti Politti. I think Buck should seriously do this, especially as the much-sought-after Holiday Road is not available and remasters for, at least, the singles from his 80s output are sorely needed.

Would be a good project during these 18 months for Liddy to do.

BTFLCHLD 03-22-2010 12:25 PM

stop living in the past :mad:

;) just kidding

OT: me wants a solo tour and new album.

drzubritsky 03-22-2010 10:41 PM

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Originally Posted by TrueFaith77 (Post 878547)
I think Buck should seriously do this, especially as the much-sought-after Holiday Road is not available and remasters for, at least, the singles from his 80s output are sorely needed.

"Holiday Road" was finally (but quietly) released on a commonly available CD in 2009. The CD is called "A Hollywood Christmas" (Time-Life 24892). It slipped right by me, but I read about it recently on another music forum and just got my copy today from Amazon.

And lo & behold, it sounds pretty decent and appears to be from a tape source (the song's appearance on the old Words & Music comp was transferred from vinyl). There are a couple of strange clicks in the right channel a few seconds in, which had me fearing it was another vinyl transfer. But I checked my personal vinyl transfer and those same clicks are there, so those must be an anomaly of the recording or the master tape.

It's great to finally get this long sought-after song on a proper CD release! Now if we could just get "Dancin' Across the U.S.A."!

holidayroad 03-23-2010 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by drzubritsky (Post 878782)
"Holiday Road" was finally (but quietly) released on a commonly available CD in 2009. The CD is called "A Hollywood Christmas" (Time-Life 24892). It slipped right by me, but I read about it recently on another music forum and just got my copy today from Amazon.

And lo & behold, it sounds pretty decent and appears to be from a tape source (the song's appearance on the old Words & Music comp was transferred from vinyl). There are a couple of strange clicks in the right channel a few seconds in, which had me fearing it was another vinyl transfer. But I checked my personal vinyl transfer and those same clicks are there, so those must be an anomaly of the recording or the master tape.

It's great to finally get this long sought-after song on a proper CD release! Now if we could just get "Dancin' Across the U.S.A."!

Holiday Road and Dancin' Across the U.S.A. are also on the National Lampoons Christmas Vacation CD. Are these taken from vinyl??

http://www.amazon.com/National-Lampo.../dp/B000Q9H1VQ

TrueFaith77 03-23-2010 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by BTFLCHLD (Post 878614)
stop living in the past :mad:

;) just kidding

OT: me wants a solo tour and new album.

I would prefer a mac project, but if Stevie is doing a solo thing; he should too. :thumbsup: :mad:

drzubritsky 03-23-2010 09:51 PM

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Originally Posted by holidayroad (Post 878838)
Holiday Road and Dancin' Across the U.S.A. are also on the National Lampoons Christmas Vacation CD. Are these taken from vinyl??

http://www.amazon.com/National-Lampo.../dp/B000Q9H1VQ

Yes, those are needle drops on that CD. Actually, the legitimacy of the CD is highly questionable and I suspect it's a bootleg. Someone claimed on one of the online forums that it was sold legitimately at a California theme park (maybe Magic Mountain), but that was disputed. In any event, this CD is not the place to go for tape sources of LB's Vacation songs.

holidayroad 03-24-2010 08:50 AM

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Originally Posted by drzubritsky (Post 878979)
Yes, those are needle drops on that CD. Actually, the legitimacy of the CD is highly questionable and I suspect it's a bootleg. Someone claimed on one of the online forums that it was sold legitimately at a California theme park (maybe Magic Mountain), but that was disputed. In any event, this CD is not the place to go for tape sources of LB's Vacation songs.

Considering that I only had an LP for these songs, I guess I really couldn't tell.
Do you think the MP3s of these songs have reasonable quality?

TrueFaith77 06-16-2010 01:48 PM

Seriously both Scritti Politti and Bryan Ferry are/have released Singles Collections in build-up to new release: AND included at least one new track on said collections. I think Lindsey's people should get on that . . .

I've listened to the 22-track version endlessly since starting this thread, and it makes for a fascinating and beautiful listen. ... And there's still room for one disc to include two more tracks!

If I ran Hollywood . . .

PenguinHead 06-16-2010 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by TrueFaith77 (Post 878366)
Thank you Again! you are awesome!! Which came first: Don't Let Me Down or Without a Leg?

ah...the chicken (leg)?


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