LB on Tavis Smiley today
 

JXDirector Jonathan X
Lindsey Buckingham interview was insightful and the performance was stellar. Check your listings Tavis/PBS
3 minutes ago
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JXDirector Jonathan X
Today’s lineup, Lindsey Buckingham, Herbie Hancock, Rep. Xavier Becerra, Nick Ashford Tribute, Jim Whitaker and Randall Kennedy.
29 Aug

EDIT: the thread title should be "recorded today" - not sure when it's supposed to air - guess need to check your local pbs listings.

definitely not airing today
 

for local listings, check here:
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/tavissmiley/tune-in/

Ok, thanks. So we already know the Conan date. We're just waiting on Extra and Martin Bashir.

Michele

Ooh, I LOVE Tavis Smiley!! I can't wait to see this! Thanks for the heads up! :]

Monday, September 05 — 11:30pm
0012 - WHYY Filmmaker Jim Whitaker ("Rebirth"); Lindsey Buckingham.
duration: 30 min

Here is Seeds We Sow!
 

Hope we get the interview and any other songs he did!

Seeds We Sow

Not me! But like you, I look forward to the show.

LB on today
 

in some areas it's airing now, and in some it already aired...

Interview
 

Some pretty interesting questions, but LB spewed out the usual answers (even though the answer had little to do with the original question). The only poignant moment was at the end of the interview when LB said something about karma and looked up and apologized to his mother and father.

he's like a politician - has messages he wants to get across and you won't hear anything else it seems ;)

Politician
 

Politician is a good analogy (I realize this has been discussed in other threads). I think LB firmly believes everything he espouses. He is just too rehearsed that it loses a sense of sincerity. There is very little spontaneity in his answers. Maybe he should listen to his own lyrics regarding his supposed disdain for publicists, because he sounds like he has been coached by one.

What I always get a *tad* annoyed with when I hear LB interviews (and I won't get into the redundancy because that's a given) is the fact that sometimes a very simple response is all it takes, and yet he discards this theory and goes off on a 3 1/2 minute discussion with all his highfalutin phrases/idioms/analogies...

by the time we get to the next question I am spent. I just pretty much fast-forward through until we get to a song these days...it's gotten that bad for me. However, on rare occasions he is actually quite charming when he wants to be. And cute. Like that one article someone posted here recently- where the person knew all kinds of LB stuff really well. That is my fave of all his recent interviews I think.

Still, I of course want to watch them all despite my griping. :laugh:

see i like to watch / listen to his interviews b/c i think he is cute/charming when he spews his politician-like responses - like in this interview he kept smiling almost apologetically as he was talking - i always get the feeling that he sounds somewhat ridiculous even to himself saying the same stuff for 100th time... of course, that's once i came to peace with the fact that i won't hear anything new in most of his interviews.

yes, the line about everything coming around and his kids giving him hard time so now he understands/apologizes to his parents for hard time he has given them as a kid was new one - or at least that "karmic" phrase he keeps saying became at least partially clearer - what he might actually mean by it.


EDIT: oh, he said that he met his wife when he was 46, first kid when he was 48 - i think he doesn't give exact numbers usually lately (right?), just talks about starting a family late

"Seeds We Sow" live performance
 

here's a live version of "Seeds We Sow" I've not seen before...