Roger Wink, VVN Music

When Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks walked into Sound City Studios in 1973, they couldn't have known their debut album together would become one of rock's most enduring cult records. Buckingham Nicks, the only release under their joint name, quietly arrived in September of that year, sold poorly, and disappeared almost as quickly. Yet the record became the unlikely gateway to one of the greatest success stories in rock history-Fleetwood Mac's mid-1970s rebirth.

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Stevie Nicks has rescheduled her upcoming tour dates after fracturing her shoulder.

With all the hoo-hah of a Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks reunion, followed by the appearance of a Buckingham-Nicks billboard in West Hollywood this week, we can finally officially confirm at the 1973 ‘Buckingham-Nicks’ album is officially about to have its first reissue.

After last week’s Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks speculation of something brewing, the news just got very boring. There is no Fleetwood Mac reunion, there isn’t a Buckingham-Nicks second album. Based on Billboards in Los Angeles today, its all about the reissue of the 1973 Buckingham-Nicks album.

Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham have clearly made up and today each posted cryptic alluding to some sort of reunion.