'buckingham Nicks', Pre-fleetwood Mac Album, To Be Reissued

Well, now we know.

Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham’s 1973 medium “Buckingham Nicks” will person its first ever re-issue.

The storied medium will beryllium reissued for nan first clip connected Sept. 19 by Rhino High Fidelity 5 decades aft its original release, Rhino, nan reissue limb of Warner Music, announced Wednesday.

It was nan only medium nan euphony icons had released arsenic an American people stone duo earlier they joined Fleetwood Mac, and went connected to time off an indelible people successful euphony history.

It comes aft Nicks and Buckingham shared cryptic posts connected societal media last week: matching excerpts from their 1973 deed “Frozen Love.”

Sourced from nan original analog maestro tapes, nan medium will beryllium released connected vinyl, CD and integer formats. There will beryllium 5,000 individually numbered copies of nan medium trim by Kevin Gray from nan original masters and pressed connected 180-gram vinyl. A typical version, constricted to 2,000 copies, includes 2 replica 7-inch singles.

A testament to nan pair’s prowess and chemistry pre-Fleetwood, nan medium features 10 tracks including hits “Crystal” and “Don’t Let Me Down Again,” that put connected afloat show nan artists’ brain-scratching, cascading harmonies and immersive songwriting.

Their opus "Crying successful nan Night" disconnected nan re-issue is already disposable for streaming.

The medium had been recorded astatine Sound City Studios successful Los Angeles, according to a property merchandise for nan announcement.

In precocious 1974 Mick Fleetwood visited Sound City while scouting studios to grounds Fleetwood Mac’s adjacent album, and “Frozen Love” disconnected “Buckingham Nicks” was played for him, and caught nan drummer’s attention. Soon aft nan duo joined nan set connected New Year’s Eve 1974, nan property merchandise said.

The Rhino High Fidelity version of nan medium will see liner notes and quotes from nan stars, written by longtime euphony journalist David Fricke.

“[We] knew what we had arsenic a duo, 2 songwriters that sang really good together. And it was a very earthy thing, from nan beginning,” Nicks was quoted arsenic saying. Meanwhile, Buckingham noted they were inexperienced erstwhile they made nan album, "but it stands up successful a measurement you dream it would, by these 2 kids who were beautiful young to beryllium doing that work."