The album Buckingham Nicks, released in 1973, was the only collaboration between Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks before they joined Fleetwood Mac. If you haven’t heard it, you’re not alone; it has never been available on streaming or CD and last appeared on vinyl in the early ’80s.

However, this changed with the announcement earlier this summer that Rhino Entertainment would finally reintroduce this true lost classic to the mainstream, freshly remastered on vinyl, CD, digital download, and streaming. Ultimate Classic Rock Nights is celebrating this by giving away six copies of the album on 180-gram vinyl and CD.

Produced by Keith Olsen, Buckingham and Nicks recorded the material at Sound City, collaborating with a talented group of musicians including bassist Jerry Scheff, drummer Jim Keltner, and future Nicks collaborator Waddy Wachtel. Unlike some early records that sound nothing like their later well-known material, it’s easy to hear the magic that the duo would later create with Fleetwood Mac. Songs like “Crying in the Night” and “Don’t Let Me Down Again” strongly align with the sound they became famous for with Fleetwood Mac.

Meanwhile, the expansive “Frozen Love,” which runs over seven minutes, remains a stunning highlight in the LP’s lineup. This track reportedly caught Mick Fleetwood’s attention when he heard Olsen playing it on studio monitors at Sound City, prompting him to pursue bringing Buckingham and Nicks into Fleetwood Mac. Listening to “Frozen Love” decades later, the drummer provided an apt summary on social media that encapsulates the album as a whole: “Magic then, magic now.”

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