Iconic Albums - Lyndsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks - Buckingham Nicks

Before "Rumours," before the stadium tours, before Fleetwood Mac became a global phenomenon, there was one album that started it all.

Released in 1973, Buckingham Nicks was a commercial failure, quickly dropped from the shelves and forgotten by the record label. But for Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, it was the defining moment that forged their partnership and set them on the path to joining Fleetwood Mac - a twist of fate that would change rock history forever.

This book explores the full story behind Buckingham Nicks:

The early years of Stevie and Lindsey in Palo Alto and Los Angeles

The struggles, sacrifices, and determination that led to their Polydor deal

The recording sessions at Sound City with legendary producers and musicians

The controversial cover art that shocked and divided audiences

A track-by-track deep dive into every song, from "Crying in the Night" to "Frozen Love"

The album's commercial failure and its rebirth as a cult classic

How key songs resurfaced in Fleetwood Mac and Stevie's solo career

The fan campaigns, bootlegs, and collector culture that have kept its legacy alive

With passion and detail, Iconic Albums - Buckingham Nicks uncovers why this long-lost record remains one of the most cherished cult classics in rock history. More than just a debut, it was the bridge between obscurity and superstardom - the album that nearly broke them, and the one that ultimately made them.

If you're a fan of Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks, or the untold stories behind rock's greatest albums, this is the definitive guide to the record that started it all.