Lindsey Buckingham Talks Music

[@matthewoconnell114]

What an immensely complicated, talented, somewhat haunted individual. As a guitar player myself, I respect so much of the work that Lindsey has done. His fingerpicking is truly amazing. He’s an icon and possibly more importantly, a true artist.

[@donnasmith5207]

Beautiful talented man

[@Ru-gv2if]

An amazingly talented and genuine man. Pure pleasure listening to Lindsey Buckingham and host, Malcom Gerrie.

[@me67226]

Good looking and talented .

[@tallguy1963]

Underrated genius, guitar master, and the heart & soul of FM. Great interview.

[@JANICEFALKNER-d2l]

👍✌️🙏

[@melissatyree566]

Always thought Lindsey was deep. He speaks thoughtfully. His guitar playing style is unique. You can't have Fleetwood Mac without all of it,s parts. Rip..Christine 💚💙💜

[@AlVenslovaitis]

Absolutely correct. Without just one of Chrissy McVie or Lindsay Buckingham, there is no Fleetwood Mac. More than most groups, I think, this one was a real amalgam of each individual’s talents.

[@philheath9854]

Man He has aged so well.And such a down to Earth guy....

[@raymondreid4987]

He is so under rated when he does his solo albums yet everything he has done is just incredibly structured and perfect.

[@scotchwhisky6094]

He just isn't as talented as Stevie Nicks, that's why his solo albums shadow behind hers.

[@blueshift9]

@@scotchwhisky6094 Her music is more accessible to the masses. Lindsey's solo stuff is more "musician's music". It demands more of the listener.

[@scotchwhisky6094]

@@blueshift9 Typical gatekeeping nonsense.

[@blueshift9]

@@scotchwhisky6094 uhhhh no. I didn't say Lindsey was better or anything, his music just isn't as accessible. I love both their solo work, but to say Stevie is more talented is just ridiculous. Both are great singers, songwriters, and both are great with stage presence. He is one of the world's greatest guitarists, Stevie is not - but Stevie has had massive hits. Lindsey has maybe "Go Insane". Doesn't mean one is better, just different talents.

[@scotchwhisky6094]

@@blueshift9 I'm glad you admit that they are different in their own way. When I say talented, I mean their music is able to connect with more people. That's my definition and I think it's a fair one.

[@FAngus-ly8lk]

From the moment he picks up his guitar and starts to play, your thoughts stop. All you can think is, "Wow!" You feel amazement at his talent. You listen some more, and you realize nobody else plays like this guy. He's unique, a genuine stylist.

[@ckp2ator389]

Exactly, all he needs is his guitar to mesmerize. His vocals are an additional gift. All this growing up in a non-musical household...just born for it.

[@ijonicus]

He is so relaxed about everything! He just bangs out Big Love like it's nothing leaving the audience in total awe. Yet he humbly just sits there and laughs off the standing ovation. Amazing.

[@debbiewilliams6786]

Lindsey Buckingham is one of the Best guitarist, singer,song writer and poets in the music industry. He completely oozes with Soul…He does this effortlessly and his music touches your heart. Love him standing on his own or with Fleetwood Mac. To me…there is no Fleetwood Mac without Lindsey Buckingham. Each and every artist made it work. It had to be all of them Together…or nothing. The dynamic duo of Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham was the glue that made it all come together. The two of them together were so unique and created a sound like no other. Nobody could even come close to trying to create the harmonies they share with each other….Nobody! Im glad they remain friends to this day and I wish the band could have never stopped playing. I am so thankful I grew up listening to their music all my life , and even to this day. Fleetwood Mac is a Legend and their music and song lyrics will be forever etched in my soul.

[@edenblack206]

"Why don't you call it, 'Stephanie?"......"Yes, dear"......Oh, priceless....So candid he is sometimes...

[@ELAINEAnderson-y3h]

It would be interesting to hear Stevies version of the naming of the song and how it came about 😂

[@tamarasergio1203]

At 7:53 he has tears Hes trying to hide. Then he wipes it away. THERE is no denying he still loves her. His guitar playing and his talent has always been underrated. He has always been amazing. I am obsessed with looking at old photos of him and Stevie and watching interviews. I have loved this band since I was a kid growing up in the seventies. No one will ever be like them.

[@SimplyBeingTT]

You saw that too. That man's feelings run so deep for her. It's so beautiful and sad. Why couldn't they make it work 🙆🏽‍♀️

[@ckp2ator389]

I imagine it took him back to their young days before Fleetwood Mac. Music is so powerful, it evoked that response even after all the water under the bridge.

[@ckp2ator389]

@@SimplyBeingTT I think they're both musical geniuses in their own way. Too hard to get along together in the long run.

[@SimplyBeingTT]

​@ckp2ator389. If they could've dropped their egos. I guess that's why they say don't mix business with pleasure. But damn! It's almost tragic because it's so obvious the love was/is still there🥹.

[@LeeAsh7]

My most favorite performance of Lindsey ever is Lindsey Buckingham Center Stage 1992 extended cut. He was completely without the "Chain" and was so damn brilliant! Even included his version of a Kingston Trio song. He is the only lead guitar player that I can listen to as they get completely wrapped up in playing an extended solo, without getting irritated. He just has that ear, talent, perfectionism, etc that makes his sound so edge of your seat, yet pleasant. Loved this in-depth interview. Lindsey still has that adorable youthful cry in his singing voice. Lindsey, you will never never ever become out of date.

[@sandyguevara1933]

He is such a beautiful and genuine person. His brain never stops thinking about music. Thank you Lindsey for your talents. I hope to see you in concert one day.

[@hand-jobs]

Id love to get to see him live in concert. Doesn't have to be with Mac, he's such a talent in his own

[@georgescarlett2320]

My hope and prayer is that I see him in Heaven, forever. Thank you God, and thank you Lindsey for baring your soul in music!! And ALL this without "READING"1 Gb

[@victoriayamen8923]

I love this man's heart and integrity. I hope his family stays together and leans in to happiness. He deserves that, they deserve that. Beautiful analysis. ❤

[@bigtwit799]

It's good to get the view of a gay man.

[@djmylesmatisse]

This interview was absolutely heavenly. Perfection.

[@TomBarradas]

The scope and scale of Lyndsey's talent has yet to be fully appreciated, even after all of his achievement and recognition. This is truly a musical genius, and a guitar player extraordinaire.

[@joeyk9578]

I am so glad I came across this video and actually watched it in full.

[@libragal947]

Mr Lindsey Buckingham, is one of the few people whose guitar is just another part of their body. His emotions just flow beautifully into his instrument. It's a blessing to witness such talent.

[@donaldrobinson6502]

Yes Lindsey is one of the great singer-songwriter guitarist of our time and I have seen him tour solo just fantastic he makes you feel like an old friend

[@livmoberg8627]

The same with Stevie Ray Vaughan 💖

[@CARLWISE2008]

The host did his homework. Very insightful . Opened up Lindsay

[@MAAivoges]

definitely. he did interrupt Lindsey. I hate interviewers who constantly interrupt

[@4Mr.Crowley2]

Lindsey and Stevie - honestly I think this - are soulmates, twin flames, etc - in their case that doesn’t mean they can even live together without pain and rage ruining everything but together in their younger years they “sparked” and created timeless and hauntingly beautiful music. Also I love how Lindsey credits the bandmates like John and the rockers who inspired him. Also what a fabulous guitar player!

[@iluvjohnny08]

I think they will love each other forever!

[@FAngus-ly8lk]

@@4Mr.Crowley2 - Really? Stevie hates Lindsey's guts. She treated him horribly and got him kicked out of Fleetwood Mac, simply because he smiled at something she said in public - at worst, this was a bit of silent sarcasm on his part. She acted as if he had slapped her face. She's a pompous diva. His talent and his contribution to Fleetwood Mac's (and Stevie's) success is much, much bigger than this petty, spiteful woman.

[@richprokop5155]

E​@@FAngus-ly8lkEXACTLY...

[@dennishobbs5773]

Agree. I have been saddened for years Lyndsey and Stevie fell out. Was near in tears years ago in NZ i took a photo of the two in an embrace. To me, the most emotional image i ever took

[@richprokop5155]

@@dennishobbs5773 SN HAS NEVER GOTTEN OVER LB MARRIED FOR 25 YEARS WITH 3 KIDS...PERIOD...

[@raymondreid4987]

What is so funny is that when Lindsey Buckingham is in Fleetwood Mac it's one guitar player but when he is not with them they need two just to make his guitar parts. That my friends is a true sign of brilliant talent that they have to have two players just to do what Lindsey Buckingham does as one individual.

[@donaldrobinson6502]

there are some people that you just can't replace and Lindsey is one of them and he wrote most of Fleetwood Mac's biggest hits he's just a great singer songwriter guitarist and Stevia just weird and conceited

[@anjizetland-von-kiesel3346]

And the two of them together aren't half as good as Lindsay by himself!!!!

[@billmimms]

@@donaldrobinson6502 Never could stomach her. Have always wondered what he saw in her. I think their "history" speaks for itself. The whole changing line up, and then the irony of him saying he wouldn't join unless they allowed his girlfriend in. Again, ironically, her appeal is what got them on radar.

[@YouKnowWhereYouWentWrong]

@Raymond Reid I've commented often on this and the fact remains that for many decades Fleetwood Mac, when Lindsey was in the band, hired guitarists, a keyboard player, a percussionist and several backing singers while performing live. The days of the 'classic five' playing together on stage with no outside help is LONG ago. They've had hired hands in the shadows and behind the curtains for many, many years. If you think Lindsey did ALL the guitar parts in FM shows post Tusk era, you are mistaken.

[@peternewman3487]

My thoughts entirely. I think the same applies to Don Felder.

[@ladypalomino3151]

Lindsey Buckinham is brilliant and so loving when playing his music. He has a warm soul full of love. His songs tell what we are feeling along with him. Many blessings to him and his family. I hope to see him in concert one day...he has those magical fingers when he strums on his guitar, you can feel the words just overflowing as he and his guitar are one.

[@pamela8687]

Full of love? He is in front of a million people for Pete’s sake! Go and really know who he is and was I DID A LOT of Homework!!! You will be shocked honestly not trying to bash this man Seriously do this and research. I did. I freaking wanted to choke him ! But that’s not me not who I am that’s the anger in me I what I found out!!!

[@pamela8687]

Not trying to sound harsh towards ya apologies if I did it’s directed at him Ya I really liked him awesome guitarist Til that one day I found out everything turned my stomach!😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@lewiskapenr6086]

Amazing musician

[@MAAivoges]

I adore him, he puts me in a trance with his talent, namely his guitar playing.

[@beverleyhouse2401]

AWESOME.. I LOVE LINDSEY HE IS THE FULL PACKAGE.. HE WAS FLEETWOOD MAC.. SO HAPPY HE IS NOW SOLO HE HAS DONE SO WELL AND WILL CONTINUE .. ABSOLUTLEY INCREDIBLE

[@jam-nc8ut]

The sounds that he gets out of that one guitar, from 0:27:58, is astonishing. That whole performance of Big Love is proof, if any were needed, that Lindsay Buckingham is one of the most brilliant, awesomely talented musicians of the last 50/60 years.

[@ManCaveStudio]

I love this interview. All the band drama is what gave us all this beautiful music. There is no Fleetwood Mac without band turmoil.

[@philipadam7870]

Extremely articulate in his music and the spoken word. A great soulful player of the highest calibre. Thank you L. B. for being you and sharing your gifts with us all. Your music will never stop being listened to by those in the know…

[@dianesaienni5466]

One of the greatest parts of the song Dreams is Lindsay's ability to make the guitar cry. it's the smallest things that make a song great!

[@marigirl2107]

Love that him and stevie each brought something to FM biggest hits. They are individually great but together are something else, especially on stage

[@AnnIn94550]

Lindsey has magic in his guitar.🤗

[@stannis768]

Just saw Lindsey last December - 2021. Two shows: Dallas & Sugarland (Texas). I've seen him a number of different times throughout the years this being the 4th time (solo tours). I have to say, his performances get better with age. That ain't no joke. The 2021 tour, he was 72 years old and played a non-stop 2 hour show!! (only break to switch guitars) About 20 different songs w/ 3 song encore!. His voice? The same. His guitar playing? Better and more refined! An amazing artist and musician...a living legend in our time.

[@Ujeb08]

Always loved Fleetwood Mac music, but never really got into Lindsey's individual talents for some reason. This interview has given me a real appreciation for his guitar playing talent and his creativity. Thanks for the video and thanks Lindsey for your gift.

[@phillipclarke8871]

What a great interview. Lindsay seems totally honest to me. Thanks so much for that.

[@JSB1882]

This guy really is the one that made Fleetwood Mac great. I love his solo stuff and I wish he'd kick out a album a year. Richard Thompson and Lindsey Buckingham are incredible to watch play.

[@bcdrummer1962]

I don’t know exactly why, but at the end of Big Love I literally started crying, pretty hard. Took a minute to get it together and I decided to say it in this comment. Thanks Lindsey, I needed that.

[@judihicks2716]

It's his best song ever ❤️

[@dlogrady42]

Such an amazing talent. Still hoping he rejoins fm for a tour. Love all his music

[@alisonmcrae1281]

He is under rated as a guitarist.

[@edenblack206]

Not so under rated if we have anything to say about it, hee....

[@donaldrobinson6502]

He is really not that underrated he has his unique finger-picking Style that you usually only see on a banjo and anyone who has a good ear for good music and good guitar playing knows that he's a unique talent like Frampton or Joe Walsh

[@florislok]

Not anymore

[@angc1456]

nope he is not ! =)

[@spaceghost8995]

Said no one ever.

[@robertainsworth7375]

What a wonderful interview. Lindsay is so refreshingly humble, honest and articulate. And in the end it is fatherhood that is most meaningful for him. That says all there needs to be said about this thoughtful loving man.

[@carriepeters2720]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful interview. I have been a huge fan of Fleetwood Mac since The Dance. I watched it with my dad as a teenager and was hooked. I've always loved Lindsey as a musician. This gave so much insight to him as an artist and person as well. And I loved how the interviewer was "fan girling out" like the young people say. I love that he played Big Love and Bleed to Love Her. I also love to hear the behind the music stuff and how respectful he was of Stevie throughout. Gosh this was great.

[@ThomasinaASMR]

His live performance of Big Love intro with all the finger picking, incredible.

[@chrisp4170]

He is ridiculously, fabulously, outrageously good with that guitar

[@front36mjf]

Now that's how you conduct an interview. All TV hosts / interviews should follow this format. Great!!

[@davidfritz1511]

Absolute genius! Master of his craft. Thank you Lindsey Buckingham.

[@jamescasello8100]

Nicks and Lindsay were both extremely hurt by each other. I watched a video where Nicks is singing and staring at him, cutting straight through his heart with her eyes, words and emotions on stage, yelling at him that "he will never get away", "time will haunt him and he will never forget her", while singing the song Silver Springs on the Dance Tour. I watched it 5 times in a row, and it really got to me. Watch it if you can as it is truly Amazing.

[@mkweedonful]

Spot on. It is haunting.

[@JustanotherMainer]

Lindsey and Stevie were seeing each other “romantically” again on that tour. Watch the rehearsal of The Dance too. Says alot. If you read a lot of the comments on those clips for Silver Springs (especially on instagram), Stevie’s “girls” always comment and laugh how she put a hex on him during that song.

[@dennishobbs5773]

I still believe it was a tragedy Stevie and Lyndsey did not stay together personally.

[@jessicamark4602]

@@JustanotherMaineryup and he had just found out his gf at the time (who he married) was pregnant so he was going to be with her. The performance of that song was the most hauntingly beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. Just raw emotion of knowing that the connection and history you have with someone will just never ever be.

[@elmolewis9123]

Another terrific interview by Malcolm Gerrie. So glad it was Lindsey's turn.

[@oldskooltruckin67]

Another genius thing that LB did to make it nearly impossible for any cover bands to recreate the sound with his finger picking style and the icing on the cake was when he picked up that unique sound of that Rick Turner LB 1 guitar. That guitar has amazing sound especially when in overdrive. Example would be I’m so afraid. Keep rocking Lindsey!!

[@brucebensons.bensonwoodsho5311]

Who knew...? what an accomplished artist he was. One needs to watch his solos to truly appreciate his artistry. 🎸

[@DPHPGF]

Who knew? The 50 million people who bought Rumours, maybe.

[@georgescarlett2320]

Hey mate, he STILL is!

[@margieharvey3279]

Masterful, beautiful, such talent..... and easy on the eye!

[@margieharvey3279]

@Lindsey Buckingham I'm very well thank you, and thank you for asking.

[@BBQFanNo1]

The humble and gratitude acknowledgement of Peter Green along with Mick Fleetwood from him speaks volumes of his respect for the founders and origin of Fleetwood Mac.

[@mangosmadmom]

The generation who grew with linsey I think we feel so connected and woven into the chain that formed when the Big Bang of Fleetwood Mac was born. Lindsey what a master at putting the pieces together for all to love.

[@sukijohnson5398]

Excellent! "Stevie did the middle and I did the edges"-thats a brilliant way to describe it! And I love what Lindsey said about songwriting being like throwing colors on a canvas. Great songs- I love the guitar 🎸 on Big Love! 🦋🌈💜

[@virginiaa4445]

He's so humble 😌

[@donaldrobinson6502]

@@virginiaa4445 that is so true I was just saying that he is like a regular guy on stage and makes you feel like a friend and Stevie is a little weird and conceited she messed up when she voted him out of the band but he don't need the Mac he's a great solo artist that wrote most of Fleetwood Mac's biggest hits he is just a great singer songwriter guitarist and I put him up there with Frampton and Joe Walsh

[@scotchwhisky6094]

It's funny when he acknowledges Stevie did the bulk of the work. It's also quite evident when you compare them both when they went out as solo artists. This is unlike what some of Lindsey's naive bootlickers would have you believe.

[@suzannekeith68]

@@scotchwhisky6094 I think he was referring to Stevie's songs when he said that he did the edges, I don't believe he is suggesting that she did the bulk of the work for the band. Both had a lot to offer, you obviously prefer Stevie's work, and in the end, it's all a matter of preferences. I happen to think Lindsey was the glue that stuck all of it together but hey , each to their opinion.

[@kristelpi652]

@@suzannekeith68 why would you believe that when every single other person including lindsey buckingham can admit that stevie wrote songs??

[@carolinemccarthy1456]

That was an absolute treat of an interview. Thank you!

[@DreamsongsProductions]

I love Lindsey, what a talent! There's no FM without Lindsey, he's half the band!

[@QuadropheniacTed]

Fleetwood and Mac are Fleetwood Mac. It's more like Fleetwood Mac featuring Buckingham Nicks if you feel like getting really technical.

[@denisemc607]

Wow wow wow!!!!! love the raw Break the Chain, Big Love, Bleed to love her - musical masterclass. Thank you for an awesome show

[@4kflyhigh976]

I witnessed from 75 to 79 in my teens,the greatness of Lindsey, and the whole group..went to the concerts..is far far away of what you get to see nowdays..great guitar player!!

[@JPMJPM]

I’ve loved Lindsey since I was 6 years old, when Rumors came out. I’m still infatuated.

[@virginiaa4445]

Think I was 16 and still have a crush on him lol he's so adorable 😍

[@johngatlin2985]

There is no Fleetwood Mac without him.Will never see them without him

[@paulabaker8403]

I was so concerned you were not coming back to us. You are so talented both vocally and instrumentally. When I got the news of your heart condition,I became more concerned. You look and sound fabulous. Stay well and play that magical music.💕

[@manjulanilsson6011]

"I'm So Afraid" is one of my favourites ☺️

[@cathydeangelo8635]

Lindsey and stevie have a undying love for each other it will never die

[@Jill-mr9qv]

Lindsay Buckingham is genius, pure and simple. He not only elevated Fleetwood Mac into the stratosphere but has proven he is one of the few greatest, true masters of the guitar. Well done Lindsay, very well done!

[@melissageorge8644]

Lindsey Buckingham is so articulate and innovate in a intellectually creative way he has a deep understanding of his musicality and it comes through in his interviews. I also think has been under rated as a songwriter, musician, composer and producer over the years he truly is a musical genius!

[@Burns1993Joe]

Such a lovely, down to earth guy! What a talent too!

[@peterfedulow5491]

Fleetwood Mac is not Fleetwood Mac without Lyndsey Buckingham.

[@scotchwhisky6094]

Sure, but Stevie solo is superior to Lindsey solo.

[@scotchwhisky6094]

@@peterfedulow5491 Stevie rocks on stage and is kind at heart. Your reckless name calling is uncalled for.

[@Bugsounds]

Fleetwood Mac was fleetwood Mac before Lindsey , Peter green one of the greatest

[@joydunn2109]

TOTALLY AGREE, YOU CAN'T REPLACE LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM JUST AS STEVIE NICKS CANNOT BE REPLACED OR ANY OTHER BAND MEMBER.

[@craigpatterson6225]

I agree 💯 % !! ....... and they Know this ! I think that's a healthy percentage of why these stupid arguments keep happening. I think ..... Lindsey Buckingham was the BEST THING TO HAPPEN to Fleetwood Mac . Stevie Nicks is just Silently " Bitter and Scorned " Because Lindsey moved on and started a family. I think she's just DRAGGING AROUND THIS " T-REX OF HATE AND ANGER " with her . You never hear about her Moving On and finding her own man ...... Sadly , But she treated Lindsey Buckingham like shit I think . And that's why he started looking away .... who wants to be alone the rest of their lives ? .

[@gillanlorna487]

What a lovely human being, so gracious. I can listen to him all day

[@jodowning6269]

Great interview, Lindsey Buckingham is the core of creativity

[@fishboy91]

Even in a casual setting, he brings it 100%...emotion and commitment with no shyness or reserve

[@gilespeterson120]

This was a beautiful experience. He is supremely gifted, artistic, creative, sensitive and came across as deeply committed to the power of music 🎵 to connect to people and be meaningful in their lives. It was so lovely to here that his greatest accomplishment is being a dad. A rare talent. I came to fleetwood mac via stevie nicks solo 1985 album 💿 Rock A Little. Then went through her back catalogue and then fleetwood mac’s. I really enjoyed learning from him about his creative processes, as well of course seeing him perform excerpts from his own work. The interviewer was great 👍 and so lovely 😊 to see the rapture and joy he brought to the audience of young musicians and producers. I thought also that he was honest from his points of view of things not only about the band but also Stevie Nicks and that he was respectful of her awesome 👏 talent. To say she is ego driven and not an amazing songwriter like some of the comments here is rubbish. Nicks is incredibly talented and a portent performer on stage as well. As Lindsey Buckingham implied her creative process is the inverse of his. That is different to his does not take away from her talent. Come on her solo career is huge 11 solo albums . All of the band members of Fleetwood Mac are incredibly talented artists / musicians. Their music catalogue and legacy both as a band and as solo artists speak for itself. Buckinham is one of the world’s greatest contemporary guitarists and a gifted producer and arranger. Mick Fleetwood is a demon on drums and percussion. John Mcveigh a fabulous bass guitarist. Christine Perfect likewise is a brilliant song writer in the pop genre and incredible pianist and keyboardist. Stevie Nicks writes soulful powerful and image and emotionally evocative lyrics and poetry, has a voice like no other on the planet, and also plays piano and keyboards. You know together and apart they are great.

[@eliastahan2394]

I'm a new Fleetwood Mac fan, and this was so enjoyable to watch. Especially whenever Lindsey plays. Didn't think he would start singing during The Chain. So cool.

[@scott7841]

This was a great interview (which I think was posted as being broadcast sometime back in 2013). What an amazingly talented singer and guitarist! If Fleetwood Mac ever does a farewell tour, it would be great to see Lindsey rejoin the band. But there's always his solo work.

[@JungleJoeVN]

Lindsay isn't just a musical genius, he's a sagacious marvel.

[@stephenhorscroft6680]

The interviewer is in awe.

[@greatwestern101]

Brilliant! This interview format (artiste with instrument) should have been done much, much, more over the years.

[@ckp2ator389]

So interesting his info on the difference in how he composed songs and how Nicks did it: she starts with the words (like a poet) and will stash it away; he begins with the music and supplies the words later. Both producing timeless gems.

[@bonniebond-hornig5161]

A beautiful time capsule of Lindsey ❤️ Loved his strength and commitment 🎸🎵🎶🎼🥰

[@BarberBobDetecting]

Great interview. Smart people, insightful conversation without interrupting one another.

[@יעליעקב-ת4מ]

Fleetwood Mac's sound IS the genius of Mr. Lindsay Buckingham! 💜🙋‍♀️

[@see4ward]

I still love Tusk.

[@djbethell]

Best album.

[@justinherbert9146]

A truly great guitar player and a very unique finger picking electric guitar player -- great talent -

[@MJLU280]

Stephanie is a beautiful song.

[@britturk123]

A genius who for me writes brilliantly musically and lyrically.

[@robertwright434]

saw him at his singles tour inTampa at tampa theatreand it was incredible. His guitar skills are sorely underated. Thanks for a great show

[@JakeSpeed1000]

As much acclaim as he has, he is still one of the most under appreciated guitarists ever.

[@tammieparrishmiller3669]

This was just an absolute pleasure to get to hear Lindsey's take on all that has gone on through the years. I LOVED Tusk when it came out and always will! Fleetwood Mac was lucky to get him and Stevie was lucky that he wouldn't go without her! I think he was really dealt a dirty hand when he was kicked out of the band because of a supposed eye roll when Mick and Christine were waltzing which was much more of a dig at Stevie's long-winded acceptance speeches. Apparently, it was a thing or it wouldn't have been made fun of at all. Don't get me wrong, because I love Stevie Nicks as much as I love the entire band as a whole. She has gotten me through so many of the desperate times in my life as well as the good and I thank her for that. I just don't believe it was fair to insist either he goes or she does, after everything that happened. Just one woman's opinion. Thank you so much for this wonderful interview!

[@skudlugs]

Modesty is a sign of talent, real talent, this guy has earned his place in music history, def a life not wasted.

[@DaveWrightKB9MNM]

I was fortunate enough to see them during their Tango in The Night tour. Huge Mac fan since I was 11.

[@frankmaitland1254]

He wrote and produced most of the White Album and Rumours. The man is a legitimate guitar God. Plus a genius producer.

[@pamela8687]

Trust me can you back this up Research you would be surprised

[@gillanlorna487]

Amazing, will never tire listening and watching this handsome man So underated. Lucky SN having this man love her. Glad he found love again

[@tomassailor1339]

In 1967 as an Am. grad student at Oxford., also more of a folk singer, influenced by Melody Maker Mag.. of what's going on, I attended the last day of the" Windsor Pop Fest". The Big Tree would wind it up...Peter Green first appearance after forming Fleetwood Mac ;Jeff Beck and his ensemble, and closed out with first Appearance of Eric Clapton with his just formed group Cream. As life would have it gave up the guitar off and on...I picked up the guitar again while in Thailand while writing my 6th Screenplay "Its only Rock N Roll"...Very motivated. .bought an Accoustic Electrical, When Covid hit one airport after another lugging my guitar,. It's an expensive guitar,..but several times thought of throwing it in one ocean or another.. Heading back to Thailand in two months.. by accident, trying to get back playing, I do know a lot but lack of playing., At almost 80 now ran into tutorial how to plaY..."You can Go your Own way?... The willingness to play came back...What I'm trying to Say is the reason 45 million copies of Rumours sold...The Spiritual impact of this song transmitted to millions of people.. THAT's why so special and so successful, The Oxford Philosopher in me, the writer in me, the Architect in me suggests creativity comes from God and this is our gift to mankind,sharing the gift...We don't play for ourselves but for others... it inspires others...The creativity is not for satisfaction of self but for others... At 80 Years lug my guitar through more airlines.. but lighter now.and I have 2 months to practice so I can play it for my girlfriend in Thailand whom I haven't seen in two years....and maybe even play it there on Sunday Street day in a little seacoast Town in Thailand with a few of the other musicians,, Only if I'm good enough to entertain any more.. Thanks for the interview tosthenavigator.com

[@kit-katnews5721]

They really were a power couple of their time and I hope they can still be friends because the great love they had for each other is hard to achieve in this type of industry.

[@kincaide67]

Enjoyed this immensely. Don't know how I missed it. Love his music and creativity as well as his approach. It's about moving forward with the music - not doing the same. He doesn't want to stick with an oldies tour. That being said - the latest Fleetwood Mac incarnation should be called Stevie Nick's Fleetwood Mac. LOL.

[@donaldrobinson6502]

I would never go see Fleetwood Mac without Lindsey Buckingham Stevie Nicks is just too weird and conceited and Lindsay makes feel like an old friend, I saw him on his solo tour in 2007 at the Taft theater in Cincinnati one of the best good time rock and roll shows ever

[@patrickprendergast9589]

@@donaldrobinson6502 tell me more i love cincinnati

[@hakitten6011]

its so nice to see lindsey do new music. thank you so much . love you man

[@schnauzerears912]

Such awesome and natural technique on the guitar + songwriting talent

[@valentina-gracemaclean9736]

WOW he's amazing especially when he played big love. Just mind blowing

[@SimplyBeingTT]

Awwww, I saw a flash of a tear at 7:53 ish in his left eye. He really does love Stevie. 💕💔

[@tinenefs]

Don't think I blinked the whole way through this interview👏🙌 😍

[@lucy8468]

Perfection! Fleetwood Mac has always been a part of my life. I had a senior moment & could not remember the name but I remembered the name Lindsey Buckingham! ✌🏼

[@archieblair8728]

He is interesting to listen to as well. Most musicians have really nothing much to say about anything. But this guy is very intelligent as well as a great musical talent. He has done stuff and a life we can identify with.

[@shedroids]

So beautiful! You are special, Lindsey Buckingham! What a beautiful mind, what beautiful melodies and lyrics... and passion you have passed on to us through the years... all landmarks of all kinds of things in our lives! And jeez, sexier now than ever before! LOL!

[@cristinaburman5609]

Fantastic interview!!

[@lindseyadamsbuckingham28]

I want to Specially appreciate you for being a big fan Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me. I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email. Also endeavor to add your name to the text so I can know you are the one texting because I don't reply unnecessary messages. Hangouts mail: [e-mail]

[@SandyLee60]

Interview from 2011 , cool. Posted here April 2021. Just noticed today. Love you Lindsey

[@SandyLee60]

@UCWzXEWU6g3A61O96DYlPdxQ we have meant. Probably here but I can’t believe you just greeted me. It’s really you… 😘

[@mlw2001]

He is so grounded and mature. So thoughtful and eloquent. What a life he’s had and the stories! I truly enjoyed watching this interview and hearing things from his perspective. He truly did change the course of musical history when he and Stevie joined FWM. Magic was created and we the fans and the world of music are the ones who benefited! ❤❤PS. How he answers the question regarding his relationship with Stevie is PRECIOUS. It felt so honest and heartfelt. It is clear that they will always have a very strong bond… 💞