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The album, "Seeds We Sow," will also be his first outside the Warner Bros. family. Buckingham told Reuters that he was unhappy with its handling of his solo projects, and he was now considering teaming up with a new label or going the DIY route with an independent promotion team.
Coincidentally, he said "Seeds We Sow" will be similar in tone to "Out of the Cradle," which received a rapturous critical response but was a relatively poor seller.
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I guess he must've been signed to a multi-album deal with WB...he should've gone this "indy" route after they fumbled with
Out Of The Cradle.
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Buckingham, 61, said Fleetwood Mac will continue to tour and record. Given classic-rock audiences' disdain for hearing new music in concert, he said he enjoys the creative challenge of giving old favorites a new sheen on stage.
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Another case in point that Fleetwood Mac and its members have ZERO knowledge of what their fans really want. "Distain for hearing new music"? They really are clueless in respect to knowing their fans.
I wonder if we'll finally get the long-awaited (by me, anyway) studio version of "My Little Demon"?
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As he did on 2006's "Under the Skin," he covers an obscure Rolling Stones song, this time "She Smiled Sweetly" from the band's 1967 album "Between the Buttons." He previously reworked their 1966 tune "I Am Waiting."
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And, I'm guessing that "Gotta Get Away" is being held for either his next album or the next Fleetwood Mac album. I suppose he doesn't want to put more than one Stones cover per album.
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Buckingham said he was a fan of the Stones' experimental recordings with original leader Brian Jones, an ill-fated virtuoso with whom he shares a musical versatility.
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Well, thank God Lindsey has a swimming background...wouldn't want him copying Brian Jones' swimming pool techniques, too.
