Good golly- a Buckingham Nicks show surfaces!

[jkmaletic]

Right on! Thanks for posting it! Got it burned to a CD already!

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by estranged4life

Also, the track entitled "Circles in Time"...Could this have been a track targeted for the rumored 2nd Buckingham/Nicks cd?

I just listened to it. It's got a little bit heavier sound that what we heard on B/N but it would fit nicely with Rhiannon and the rest of the B/N 2 songs, I think.

[gldstwmn]

Is anyone else having a problem getting all of Races Are Run?

[GypsySorcerer]

Awesome. Thanks for posting!

[Jyqm]

Originally Posted by danax6

Yeah, I was discussing this with someone earlier. NGBA is only an instrumental at this concert, maybe he added the lyrics later on? And also, it was said that during one of the OOTC concerts he mentioned that NGBA was about overcoming depressions, and never going back to that. Who knows right? I always assumed it was entirely about Stevie also.

I don't recall where I heard or read this, but I believe Mr. Buckingham or someone else is on record as saying that "Never Going Back Again" is not about Stevie at all, but about some woman that LB had a brief fling with somewhere along the line.

Can anyone confirm or deny this? I've got no recollection at all as to the source of that story.

[jwd]

Originally Posted by tuigirl

On a bit of detective work looking at the site it's from, we reckon we might have either Gary Hodges or even Bob Welch to thank for these.

My guess would be Hodges, since he worked so closely with Lindsey and Stevie at the time.

"Hodges is well known to Fleetwood Mac fans primarily through his work with the fledgling Los Angeles duo of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks on the by-now-mythic Buckingham Nicks album, recorded and released in 1973 on the Polydor label. Hodges, who used the nickname "Hoppy" on the album gatefold, played drums and percussion on the sought-after album, the first for Buckingham and Nicks, and a notorious commercial failure at the time, two years before the hapless duo's fortunes changed and they were asked to join Fleetwood Mac."


Thanks so much for sharing these songs. They're pretty damn good!

[sodascouts]

AJ posted these. How exciting!!!!!! He talks about them here: http://p070.ezboard.com/fbuckinghamn...icID=636.topic

[Chester]

Originally Posted by Jyqm

I don't recall where I heard or read this, but I believe Mr. Buckingham or someone else is on record as saying that "Never Going Back Again" is not about Stevie at all, but about some woman that LB had a brief fling with somewhere along the line.

Can anyone confirm or deny this? I've got no recollection at all as to the source of that story.

In the Rumours documentary, he said that. I certainly assumed that meant it was written after he and Stevie broke up! Now I don't know what to think.

[sodascouts]

Lindsey often writes instrumentals, then puts words to them later. Remember this was originally "Brushes" when it came to the Mac during the Rumours era. He apparently shelved it after BN broke up, then brought it back out after he broke up with Stevie and added the words about the woman who "put the wind back into [his] sails" - directing them towards Stevie as a "nah-nah."

[gldstwmn]

Can someone upload Races Are Run to yousendit? I can't seem to download more than 2 seconds of it.

[jkmaletic]

Didn't the beginning of Lola sound a LOT like the Chain? Too cool!

[gldstwmn]

Originally Posted by jkmaletic

Didn't the beginning of Lola sound a LOT like the Chain? Too cool!

I noticed that too.

[trackaghost]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

I just listened to it. It's got a little bit heavier sound that what we heard on B/N but it would fit nicely with Rhiannon and the rest of the B/N 2 songs, I think.

I wonder if this track is a cover. It doesn't sound like their usual stuff.
Anyone know?

[danax6]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

Can someone upload Races Are Run to yousendit? I can't seem to download more than 2 seconds of it.

Here you go:

http://s54.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=2...42LGRV791T9CB8

[strandinthewind]

Originally Posted by gldstwmn

Wow! I wonder what the date on this is? Is this Tuscaloosa? Thanks for this!

It must be because La Nicks refers to she knows she has never seen so many people before.

Also, her high harmony on MM is a delight to hear - but the song is so much slower than the FM version.

Finallt, I thought LB said he wrote NGB after the break up? If so, how can it be here?