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Reissued: Buckingham Nicks’ Rare 1973 LP Returns

Buckingham Nicks, the iconic 1973 album featuring the pre-Fleetwood Mac duo of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, is set to make a highly anticipated return to the music scene with a reissue. This album, which has long been considered a gem among collectors, has been out of circulation for several years, establishing itself as one of the most sought-after and bootlegged records over the decades.

The newly remastered reissue is scheduled for release on September 19 across multiple formats, including vinyl, CD, and digital platforms. Notably, one of the vinyl editions will feature 7″ singles that include the tracks “Crying in the Night” and “Stephanie,” alongside “Don’t Let Me Down Again” and “Races Are Run.” This offers fans a unique opportunity to experience these classic songs in a fresh format.

To get a taste of what’s in store, fans can listen to a remastered version of the album’s opening track, the hauntingly beautiful “Crying in the Night,” penned by Nicks. This track serves as a perfect introduction to the duo’s distinct sound.

Listen to Buckingham Nicks’ ‘Crying in the Night’

Interestingly, Buckingham Nicks has never before been available on CD, making this reissue particularly significant for both new listeners and dedicated fans who have been longing to add this classic to their collections.

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Speculation surrounding this exciting reissue began to circulate last week when both Buckingham and Nicks shared quotes from their song “Frozen Love,” the final track on the album, on their respective social media platforms. This hint of nostalgia sparked excitement among their fanbase.

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Although the album did not achieve commercial success upon its initial release in September 1973—failing to chart—it generated enough interest in the duo that they soon caught the attention of the British band Fleetwood Mac, leading to their involvement in the band’s transformative 1975 self-titled album, Fleetwood Mac.

In an interesting turn of events, Mick Fleetwood, while scouting for a recording location for the band’s next project, heard “Frozen Love” at Sound City Studios in Los Angeles. The track’s captivating quality immediately captured his attention, highlighting the unique appeal of Buckingham and Nicks.

Exploring the Reasons Behind the Long Absence of ‘Buckingham Nicks’

After Buckingham and Nicks joined Fleetwood Mac, their only album, Buckingham Nicks, seemingly vanished from circulation. Over the years, various rumors have circulated, attempting to explain the absence of this album on CD and other modern formats.

Speculations range from Nicks’ dissatisfaction with the album’s cover art to Buckingham’s desire to include additional bonus material in a reissue. The duo, who shared a complex romantic history, have had their share of ups and downs, culminating in Nicks dismissing Buckingham from the band in 2018, which adds another layer to the album’s history.

The track listing for the eagerly awaited reissue of Buckingham Nicks is as follows:

'Buckingham Nicks' Track Listing
Side One
1. “Crying In The Night”
2. “Stephanie”
3. “Without A Leg To Stand On”
4. “Crystal”
5. “Long Distance Winner”

Side Two
1. “Don’t Let Me Down Again”
2. “Django”
3. “Races Are Run”
4. “Lola (My Love)”
5. “Frozen Love”

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SINGLES
A. “Crying In The Night” (Single Version)
B. “Stephanie” (Single Version)

A. “Don’t Let Me Down Again” (Single Version)
B. “Races Are Run” (Single Version)

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