Right on and it's friggin beautiful. Fleetwood Mack is one of the best bands of all time. But maybe I'm not totally objective because I became a man when I was 15. She was 16 and had a bf before, I was a virgin. And we slow danced on "need your love so bad". She got me rock hard and the rest.. well... hello heaven. :)
As I understand it, he is playing the bass line in 2/4 with his thumb, while playing the melody with his fingers in 3/4 at the same time, all while singing. Mic drop!
Lindsey was responsible for getting Stevie into Fleetwood Mac and now she’s responsible for getting him kicked out. I’m done with Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac but will always support Lindsey. He was the most talented member of the band.
How hard it must be to play something so beautiful that it makes you relive a terrible time in your life WITH the person that inspired it whom you still love. Gorgeous song.
This is a song that gets better with age. When you hear it in your youth it's a great song. Then as time passes it gains relevance. Then the day comes when it's bittersweet message slaps in the face and you suddenly, after all these decades, realize what it means.
I've always liked this song! Now, since Christine's passing I've gained a new appreciation for all of their music. What's the real meaning of 'Never going back again"?
So many gituar players back in the day weren't all that talented and to be fair i didn't know LB was so talented. Such brightness crisp clean sound. Absolute bonifides of talent
@@gsurveil1 To be clear, I am only disparaging the use of an electronic pickup system, and not Lindsay's guitar playing. He is a brilliant player/songwriter. It just makes me sad that the beautiful acoustic guitar sound gets stifled by the electronics.
he is absolutely amazing. I overlooked him too long too.. here at what? damn near 70!? he kills it literally kills it and tbh steals the spotlight and deserves it 100%
Brings back my memory of them pre FM playing in Birmingham, AL in the old Auditorium. Birmingham was a great following for them and their album remains a favorite almost 40 years later
Holy crap what witchcraft is this that he sounds like two guitarists at once! I think if he were to use all of his fingers it would cause a tear in the fabric of space-time 😆
@@danieldambrosio50 they are playing in the streets,I saw a busker playing bohemian raphsody, finger picking all the parts, ming blowing, but players like chet atkins, Martin Taylor, who both can play two totally different songs at the same time Mark knopfler and Ry Cooder used same technique also..so you can drop the clueless fanboy act..
Fleetwood Mac came with big egos. All talented and gifted musicians and song writers in their own right. Christine and John deserved more. She has a beautiful voice and I preferred her voice to Stevie's (it's the nasal tone that got to me) and John is a great Bass guitarist. However Lindsey was on another planet... his guitar skill alone were so unique and he made it look so effortless. It gave the band a unique sound. The band is not the same without him.
Consider that Fleetwood Mac has never been able to replace Lindsey with one guitarist. The first time he was fired, Rick Vito and Billy Burnette came in, and now it's Mike Campbell and Neil Finn. One other guitarist by himself just cannot play what he can.
A showcase for Lindsay's playing and vocals with Stevie's generous harmonizing. Ah, the way he looks at her, you'd almost believe it wasn't a performance.
probably the best guitarist ever to play, this incredibly hard picking song while singing and then switching the voice to low harmoney when stevie comes in. remarkable.
It's amazing how these two, who have huge individual egos, can meld like this musically. I don't think either did as well solo as they did when they were together. I'm a fan either way, of both of them as well as the rest of the band.
Try this one. Different strokes for different folks, but I enjoy it as a solo piece without Stevie's voice mucking it up. If nothing else, it's the definitive version in terms of being emotionally evocative. th-cam.com/video/2nkAJogQioc/w-d-xo.html
Dramatic ,Romantic ,tenderness between the two .Him stringing the guitar strings she her body talk with her finger unravelling the sad emotional strings
I respect him greatly, but to me, Lindsey, massivey talented as he is, was replaceable. Christine was not. She's was the core of Fleetwood Mac, the sine qua non. It's her passing that means that Fleetwood Mac is truly over -- my favorite group of all time but never to perform again in any true sense, just as Mike Love's Beach Boys are nothing but a cover band. Without Christine, I doubt that any original members will have the slightest interest in resurrecting anything called FM.
@@wolfhard2420 You see, each fan may decide that individually. For you, everyone was replaceable. For other fans that may not be the case. Some consider Lindsey irreplaceable. Some, Stevie. For others, Lindsey AND Stevie. For me, Christine was irreplaceable. I'd have little interest in a Fleetwood Mac concert in which she wasn't present. Even Mick has stated that after her death, Fleetwood Mac is no more -- i.e., I think he considers Christine to be irreplaceable.
Such a great song! I love the guy in the front row at 0:43 playing along with Lindsay on his air guitar! He's clearly spent some time trying to learn this piece.
Best Lindsay has ever sounded performing this song. The outro is superb, how he opens up his chest to get the full vocal and slight break in voice is epic
They had no choice. Lindsey and Stevie are not so much soul mates as they are cell mates. Left to their own devices, they will destroy each other. Lindsey was fired both times because of the inevitable tension between him and Stevie.
@@Brandon-youtube Every time they've replaced him it's been with two guitarists. I'm not sure he's the best of all time, but he's got to be in the conversation. May be the best picker of all time.
"been down two times, never goin' back again" but then next verse it's "been down three times", and isn't that just the way - you know better, but just can't stop your yourself.
I know that these two people grew up together and had the normal tumultuous relations as we all have had. Yes, we still think of them as together and would prefer the that way but they have moved on as should we all. I guess it's the fact that their voices were meant for each other, they just have the 'it" that makes the chemistry so, so good.
Your giving away the magical secret that makes him write such great music most people never realize it was a musical soap opera But without it no great tunes. Like this right
For all this time (forty- something years) the world has watched this musical and personal relationship play out with it's ups and downs just like our own lives. Only they know the details and everyone else should ' paddle their own canoe' and reflect that we are all going down the same river together. Enjoy the ride.
Lindsey Buckingham is so talented, so handsome, very masculine yet so graceful & elegant & masterfully perfected in his presentation singing and guitar picking ...
I found the love of my life when I was 32. I'm 44 now and we're still mad in love with each other. It's a Wednesday night here in Ireland. She's asleep beside me. I've this song on my headphones while I look at my beautiful partner 😍 life's beautiful when you find love 😘 this song is amazing 😍
I watched a video recently of a guitarist describing how this 'picking' song is almost impossible to play. I've loved every track on Rumours ever since it came out in 1977. Watching this live version was amazing.
Well it's incredibly difficult to play. Paul Davids is very good guitarist and even he has a hard time. Buckingham was a musical genius, to write and play a song like this and sing at the same time.
I’m on day two of learning it. I’ve been playing guitar for 40 years and this is definitely one of the hardest songs I’ve learned! I should have it down in a few days though.
Truly missed? Lindsay moved on and he's in a much better, healthier and happier place. Stevie, OTOH, finds herself having burned through at least a dozen other men too, and now holding on to her bitterness. She throws a hissy and issues an ultimatum to Mick "it's me or him, choose" and he responds by taking the high road and hoping there might be a reunion one day in the future before it's too late. He's a strange and quirky guy, but I'm glad for his sake he finally got away and built a stable life and family and the peace and happiness it's brought him.
I never expected that many years down the road, that another song of theirs would echo so profoundly in my future. I know the subject matter for them is NOT the same as it is for me but the words mean a lot right now. I've lost virtually every thing not once, not twice, but 3 times and I'm NEVER going back again. I've learned. Finally. 🙂🙂
He said “underrated.” Apparently, he didn’t get the memo. Dude. Almost every music video on TH-cam has at least one comment claiming that the artist or group is underrated. Google Fleetwood Mac and then tell us how underrated Buckingham is. They got their Grammies and top 10 runs. That’s not the definition of underrated. Here’s the memo: Come with another adjective. “Underrated” has been overused.
@@TenMinuteTrips I'd say as a guitarist, he's underrated. He's never included on lists of all time greats. But he was original and had some classics. Certainly enjoyed success within the group, but neither as a singer or guitarist, is thought of as an all timer.
Heard them in LA about 10 years after this recording and they were still tight and beautiful. I’ve never appreciated Lindsey Buckingham’s guitar work prior.
I'm fascinated how some artists use their craft, as in this highly polished performance to release and escape their pain. Joan Baez' "Diamonds and Rust" is a similarly personal story of pain.
Absolutely the best version. He wrote this because of her and is singing from his heart....to her.
Right on and it's friggin beautiful. Fleetwood Mack is one of the best bands of all time. But maybe I'm not totally objective because I became a man when I was 15. She was 16 and had a bf before, I was a virgin. And we slow danced on "need your love so bad". She got me rock hard and the rest.. well... hello heaven. :)
This is a seriously difficult piece of guitar work yet LB makes it look so easy. True talent
You ain't kiddin, I've been killing myself trying to get it right.
As I understand it, he is playing the bass line in 2/4 with his thumb, while playing the melody with his fingers in 3/4 at the same time, all while singing. Mic drop!
Nice demo of the technique here th-cam.com/video/TeNyc9pXm1w/w-d-xo.html
WELL - It's HIS style ......... easy for HIM.
One of the most underrated guitarist in rock and roll.
That push-pull suffering relationship between those two over their young years has created beautiful songs for us to enjoy.
Their harmonies are just beautiful. Thank goodness they met.
Tears and respect !
Lyndsey's playing reminds me a bit of the late great Mississippi John Hurt.
Lindsey was responsible for getting Stevie into Fleetwood Mac and now she’s responsible for getting him kicked out. I’m done with Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac but will always support Lindsey. He was the most talented member of the band.
Magnifique !
Why can’t this version be on iTunes??:(;(😢
Wow !
I said WOW 👏
Chills
awesome
Yes I know they played for fleetwood mac
How hard it must be to play something so beautiful that it makes you relive a terrible time in your life WITH the person that inspired it whom you still love. Gorgeous song.
Well said. Not something I could do.
Don’t think he still
Loves her like that. I’m sure he has love for her, but is likely not in love with her.
If there were a picture book example of a toxic relationship it would be these two.
What you say is true. However, artists create out of that pain and give us these works that speak what for the rest of us is unspeakable.
@@maestromecanico597 it’s not true that they still love each other. Lol.
Buckingham is one of the greatest guitar players of all time, and Stevie's voice is inimitable
Miley Cyrus sounds like her
Nobody plays or sounds exactly like Lindsay. Nobody. Totally unique.
Buckingham's voice and Stevie's guitar playing...
@@apennameandthata2017 Huh?
@@apennameandthata2017 Stevie can't play guitar
This is a song that gets better with age. When you hear it in your youth it's a great song. Then as time passes it gains relevance. Then the day comes when it's bittersweet message slaps in the face and you suddenly, after all these decades, realize what it means.
ALL of this❤.
Rumours...70's...what a time to be alive!✌️
This year I got 60 and fully agree with you.
I've always liked this song! Now, since Christine's passing I've gained a new appreciation for all of their music. What's the real meaning of 'Never going back again"?
So very very true!
These two together have provided much musical magic for us all. We are lucky to have them in our lifetimes. Cheers.
Don't forget the misery they caused for each other.
Lindsey is one of those special performers: instrumentalist, vocalist and writer and equally gifted at each.
Heard his “ Rain”. Cried.
And composer and arranger too. He was always the clear and undisputed creative powerhouse in the group.
So true, he is one of the top guitarist that does not get the recognition he deserves.
So many gituar players back in the day weren't all that talented and to be fair i didn't know LB was so talented. Such brightness crisp clean sound. Absolute bonifides of talent
Lindsey Buckingham has a great voice, along with Stevie Nicks, can't go wrong
Lindsey's picking is truly remarkable and defines the sound of his guitar gently weeping.
his guitar sound is "gently" being slammed through a pickup system and sounds like rubber
Ouch?
@@gsurveil1 To be clear, I am only disparaging the use of an electronic pickup system, and not Lindsay's guitar playing. He is a brilliant player/songwriter. It just makes me sad that the beautiful acoustic guitar sound gets stifled by the electronics.
@@americanbridgecompanyI agree. Taylor pickups are notoriously trash
The way he plays that guitar gives me goosebumps absolutely brilliant
As a guitarist this is one of the top 5 most difficult songs to pick!
I agree
Actually, it is not. I can. You just have to know how. Just practice Travis-picking, the melody will follow.
@@petermulder7112 Yep. This isn’t a hard example of the style.
Curious about the other 4.
The hardest finger picking songs are the ones that imitate songs
Why do people overlook is vocal ability. He has nearly a 4 octave range, control, pitch and power.
I used to find him usually out of tune, especially when he tries to hit high notes but only yelling. However, this performance left me speechless.
Absolutely underrated vocalist. His range and skills are at par with most divas who can belt a torch song.
he is absolutely amazing. I overlooked him too long too.. here at what? damn near 70!? he kills it literally kills it and tbh steals the spotlight and deserves it 100%
Brings back my memory of them pre FM playing in Birmingham, AL in the old Auditorium. Birmingham was a great following for them and their album remains a favorite almost 40 years later
So true. His vocal prowess is amazing.
This guy never ceases to amaze me with his playing such an under appreciated guitarist, truly on of the all time greats
Holy crap what witchcraft is this that he sounds like two guitarists at once! I think if he were to use all of his fingers it would cause a tear in the fabric of space-time 😆
Whenever he wasn't in the band, they had to get two guitarists to replace him.
That Space-time thing…I think he did! More then once 😮
Fantastic energy and excellent group of musicians. The whole band is top notch
It is just banjo technique applied to guitar, , lots of guys play like that, but you wouldn't know because they aren't famous
@@ryreinhardt please do share and I hope they write their own songs. Waiting for link.
@@danieldambrosio50 they are playing in the streets,I saw a busker playing bohemian raphsody, finger picking all the parts, ming blowing, but players like chet atkins, Martin Taylor, who both can play two totally different songs at the same time Mark knopfler and Ry Cooder used same technique also..so you can drop the clueless fanboy act..
Such beautiful guitar work. Playing with the fingers gives so much depth.
Travis picking
Is the term
He's top ten no matter what anybody says!
that song is so hard to play, let alone singing with it. 👍
@@rctopfueler2841 Travis picking x3 😁
@@Keeping-It-Real-55 he plays like a fluid machine so mechanical but smooth
Fleetwood Mac came with big egos. All talented and gifted musicians and song writers in their own right. Christine and John deserved more. She has a beautiful voice and I preferred her voice to Stevie's (it's the nasal tone that got to me) and John is a great Bass guitarist. However Lindsey was on another planet... his guitar skill alone were so unique and he made it look so effortless. It gave the band a unique sound. The band is not the same without him.
Totally agree. Also his arrangements and the group dynamics are amazing.
Wow, I preferred Stevie voice to all of theirs and wish she hand sung lead on more tracks.
Consider that Fleetwood Mac has never been able to replace Lindsey with one guitarist. The first time he was fired, Rick Vito and Billy Burnette came in, and now it's Mike Campbell and Neil Finn. One other guitarist by himself just cannot play what he can.
I agree!!!
well said
A showcase for Lindsay's playing and vocals with Stevie's generous harmonizing. Ah, the way he looks at her, you'd almost believe it wasn't a performance.
It never was. It was always real life.
This is pure sweet music. Lindsey and Stevie together. AMAZING
wouldn't you think there were two guitars playing this song. One plaing the bass and one picking. Amazingly underrated guitarist.
He uses banjo technique like many great fingerpuckers, for example Ry Cooder,
Chet Atkins would be proud.
And in two different tempos at once.
Technically it’s called alternating base
Most underrated guitarist in the world.
Fuck yeah deffo genius
Probably the best Live version of this song on YT. Incredible. They don't make 'em like they used to..!
This is my favorite song from him. Those two are great together. Great version of never going back again.
There is no Fleetwood Mac without Lyndsey Buckingham period.
Peter Green.
probably the best guitarist ever to play, this incredibly hard picking song while singing and then switching the voice to low harmoney when stevie comes in. remarkable.
It's amazing how these two, who have huge individual egos, can meld like this musically. I don't think either did as well solo as they did when they were together. I'm a fan either way, of both of them as well as the rest of the band.
Stevie's singing the low harmony. Lindsey goes higher.... he's singing the melody.
That was seriously good, an incredibley difficult piece to play on the guitar
This is the definitive version of this song. Just perfection!!
Try this one. Different strokes for different folks, but I enjoy it as a solo piece without Stevie's voice mucking it up. If nothing else, it's the definitive version in terms of being emotionally evocative. th-cam.com/video/2nkAJogQioc/w-d-xo.html
Dramatic ,Romantic ,tenderness between the two .Him stringing the guitar strings she her body talk with her finger unravelling the sad emotional strings
Lindsey Buckingham is by far the most talented and passionate member of Fleetwood Mac 👍🤠
Second place after Pete green
I respect him greatly, but to me, Lindsey, massivey talented as he is, was replaceable. Christine was not. She's was the core of Fleetwood Mac, the sine qua non. It's her passing that means that Fleetwood Mac is truly over -- my favorite group of all time but never to perform again in any true sense, just as Mike Love's Beach Boys are nothing but a cover band. Without Christine, I doubt that any original members will have the slightest interest in resurrecting anything called FM.
@@bruce_sings exactly!!!
@@Buddy308 in Fleetwood Mac everybody was replaceable. That was the core feature of that band
@@wolfhard2420
You see, each fan may decide that individually. For you, everyone was replaceable. For other fans that may not be the case. Some consider Lindsey irreplaceable. Some, Stevie. For others, Lindsey AND Stevie. For me, Christine was irreplaceable. I'd have little interest in a Fleetwood Mac concert in which she wasn't present. Even Mick has stated that after her death, Fleetwood Mac is no more -- i.e., I think he considers Christine to be irreplaceable.
Lindsey is the best talent of that band period!!
ou82kitkats agreed:)
I agree
Yep, Greenie included.
Was the best they had😥
Christine's a close second though
I'm 54 years old and I've got a tear in my eye listening to this 😢
Lindsey and Stevie have know each other since high school - this kind of connection is indelible. they can never escape this.
Such a great song! I love the guy in the front row at 0:43 playing along with Lindsay on his air guitar! He's clearly spent some time trying to learn this piece.
With a pick no less lol
Best Lindsay has ever sounded performing this song. The outro is superb, how he opens up his chest to get the full vocal and slight break in voice is epic
He will always love her. And she will probably always love him. Too bad they couldn't make it work. Look at the way he still looks at her.
They really screwed up by firing Lindsey. He was the soul of the band. Arguably the greatest rock guitarist of all time.
They had no choice. Lindsey and Stevie are not so much soul mates as they are cell mates. Left to their own devices, they will destroy each other. Lindsey was fired both times because of the inevitable tension between him and Stevie.
I love LB but greatest rock guitarist of all time???
@@Brandon-youtube Every time they've replaced him it's been with two guitarists. I'm not sure he's the best of all time, but he's got to be in the conversation. May be the best picker of all time.
@@eauhomme Im just not even sure I would peg him as a rock guitarists. He is definitely one of the best fingerstyle guitarists
@@Brandon-youtube His background is bluegrass, and Fleetwood Mac's was British blues. The combination worked very well.
Love their magic! What an amazing version!
"been down two times, never goin' back again" but then next verse it's "been down three times", and isn't that just the way - you know better, but just can't stop your yourself.
After 40 years of hearing this song, now I can finally say that it's true; Never going back again. Never.
12/24/2022
I know that these two people grew up together and had the normal tumultuous relations as we all have had. Yes, we still think of them as together and would prefer the that way but they have moved on as should we all. I guess it's the fact that their voices were meant for each other, they just have the 'it" that makes the chemistry so, so good.
Your giving away the magical secret that makes him write such great music most people never realize it was a musical soap opera
But without it no great tunes. Like this right
👍
Drugs & ass...was good while it lasted.
Too bad she had him kicked out of the band.
For all this time (forty- something years) the world has watched this musical and personal relationship play out with it's ups and downs just like our own lives.
Only they know the details and everyone else should ' paddle their own canoe' and reflect that we are all going down the same river together. Enjoy the ride.
Considering all the personal passion and turmoil that went into these songs, it's shocking they were still able to perform with eachother.
Always enjoyed Mr. Buckingham's playing: style, feel, and technique
Lindsey Buckingham is so talented, so handsome, very masculine yet so graceful & elegant & masterfully perfected in his presentation singing and guitar picking ...
It's too bad Lindsay Buckingham is no longer with Fleetwood Mac. The group won't be the same without him.
These two together are great. Fleetwood Mac without Lindsey is not FM. Today's FM is more a cover band.
I found the love of my life when I was 32. I'm 44 now and we're still mad in love with each other. It's a Wednesday night here in Ireland. She's asleep beside me. I've this song on my headphones while I look at my beautiful partner 😍 life's beautiful when you find love 😘 this song is amazing 😍
This... is a breakup song?
Enjoy it while you can.
That's how it's done folks, a real pickin' lesson from the master.
Buckingham is one of the most under rated and recognized guitarists, song writers, and performers.
That's one of the best matured songs I've heard
One of the best guitarists
Great picking by Buckingham , what a talent !
Magic
That song is finger breaker. brilliant that he can sing while holding those finger positions and have such a steady thumb technique.
Wow! Thanks for reminding us what real musical art is.
Amazing guitar - Buckingham is a master.
What a great version. Thanks for sharing.
A perfect song performed superbly.
Fabulous guitarist and performer...hugely under-rated.
Underrated by whom?
What a musical duo!
Such a talent, my all-time favourite Fleetwood Mac song.
Great performance, love it when its just them two.
As a guitarist I'm struggling to even play this picking pattern, let alone sing to it. So much energy and buildup, this is awesome!
What a perfect song
I watched a video recently of a guitarist describing how this 'picking' song is almost impossible to play. I've loved every track on Rumours ever since it came out in 1977. Watching this live version was amazing.
Well it's incredibly difficult to play. Paul Davids is very good guitarist and even he has a hard time. Buckingham was a musical genius, to write and play a song like this and sing at the same time.
I’m on day two of learning it. I’ve been playing guitar for 40 years and this is definitely one of the hardest songs I’ve learned! I should have it down in a few days though.
@@KevyNova Good luck! I don't play any musical instruments, but this one looks tough.
@@PhilUKNet it’s definitely tough. After two days, I’m 90% there, but most songs take me 5-10 minutes!
💕✨️❤️
As Stevie bitterly bores holes in Lindsey's head with her death-ray stare! Oooomph! She's mad!!😂
Remember Buckingham Nicks? Great album, even better cover. Sizzling Hot!
Wow, this got me right in the heart balls. The history and love they shared is so apparent and clearly truly missed. Beautiful.
Truly missed? Lindsay moved on and he's in a much better, healthier and happier place. Stevie, OTOH, finds herself having burned through at least a dozen other men too, and now holding on to her bitterness. She throws a hissy and issues an ultimatum to Mick "it's me or him, choose" and he responds by taking the high road and hoping there might be a reunion one day in the future before it's too late. He's a strange and quirky guy, but I'm glad for his sake he finally got away and built a stable life and family and the peace and happiness it's brought him.
I never expected that many years down the road, that another song of theirs would echo so profoundly in my future. I know the subject matter for them is NOT the same as it is for me but the words mean a lot right now. I've lost virtually every thing not once, not twice, but 3 times and I'm NEVER going back again. I've learned. Finally. 🙂🙂
Music is a great comfort. Wishing you all the best
His picking is just beautiful. Lindsey Buckingham is one of the best guitarist, lyricist, singer, producer and sound engineer. He's the whole package.
true raw talent to play this classic, pulling notes & picking on this level is magical..
Horrible acoustic sound...dreadful
I've been told that others have tried to play this song with Fleetwood Mac and they can't get it; they can't believe it's just one guitar!!!
An amazing rendition of Fleetwood Macs greatest songs. Love it!
Man, that sharp E string is distracting. The impressive thing is that he for sure knew it immediately but kept playing. That's a pro right there.
Lindsey Buckingham is music genius. Very under-rated. Actually I like him solo better. He’s gotten better since Fleetwood Mac!
He said “underrated.” Apparently, he didn’t get the memo. Dude. Almost every music video on TH-cam has at least one comment claiming that the artist or group is underrated. Google Fleetwood Mac and then tell us how underrated Buckingham is. They got their Grammies and top 10 runs. That’s not the definition of underrated. Here’s the memo: Come with another adjective. “Underrated” has been overused.
@@TenMinuteTrips I'd say as a guitarist, he's underrated. He's never included on lists of all time greats. But he was original and had some classics. Certainly enjoyed success within the group, but neither as a singer or guitarist, is thought of as an all timer.
You’re right.
Ah yes, Lindsey Buckingham, the underrated guitarist from the underrated band Fleetwood Mac, that never achieved any commercial success, apparently
Guy is so under-rated it's sad. Saw Fleetwood Mac without him in 2018 and it was disappointing
Please kiss and make up guys! It's just not FM without Lindsey!!
He is Fleetwood Mac without him not sure they would have been so successful
You need to listen to the first incarnation...Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac with Danny and Jeremy and, of course, Peter.
Such a hard composition to play, never mind singing at the same time while harmonizing. Lindsay Buckingham is a national treasure.
Utterly outstanding guitar technique. I'm still trying to master this song after years of trying
When Linseys time comes as it will with us all he will go to play guitar with all the guitar gods for eternity
Heard them in LA about 10 years after this recording and they were still tight and beautiful. I’ve never appreciated Lindsey Buckingham’s guitar work prior.
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I didn't believe the original album version could be equaled or surpassed. I was wrong.
the way they look at each other tells you the love is always there between them
Lindsey has many talents in the music world glad to have the whole band in my lifetime and pass them on to the gens to come.
Lindsey’s pain, our gain. 😥
I'm fascinated how some artists use their craft, as in this highly polished performance to release and escape their pain. Joan Baez' "Diamonds and Rust" is a similarly personal story of pain.
The best band period
Oh. How beautiful!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Grrreat harmonies.
To me, Lindsey is the 🌟 🤩 STAR
Nobody does it better than these two
So incredibly moving. Better than any other version I ever heard, incl the album version. Imo anyway. Magic. Pure magic.