Buckingham recently settled his lawsuit with the band over his alleged firing earlier this year, as he revealed Saturday on CBS This Morning, but it's clear the legal resolution hasn't cleared the air. Buckingham's solo tour wrapped last night in Pennsylvania. You can read Stereogum's full interview here.
And he would rather be doing his solo stuff anyway, but yes he'd like to see better closure for their legacy. But they're a drain on his resources--mental, musical, and time--so I'm glad he makes it clear that he doubts it's going to happen.
A new album from the current lineup? Can't wait to hear all of those great new Stevie tunes she was holding out on the rest of Fleetwood Mac for the past fifteen years.
Last edited by jbrownsjr : 12-11-2018 at 10:39 AM.
Haha. Not holding my breath, was just saying. I wouldn't expect more than 3 or 4 new songs per songwriter anyway. In Stevie's case she could pull from her old demos and we wouldn't be shocked.
From the same 2 F and G major chords.
All that matters is the running time.
Repeat the entire song from start to finish!
I'm very glad to see Lindsey both speaking his mind and leaving the door open for giving the band the closure it needs and that fans deserve.
I am very cautiously optimistic.
I don't think she will ever work with him again. I would love to see her go solo and the fearsome foursome do an album and small tour.
She made millions upon millions with those 2 chords though....nice work, right?