The 3 Buckingham Nicks Rhiannons that were performed in Alabama... in order of performance

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The first one has been said to be from 1974 but not totally sure. I believe they are all from January of 1975. Buckingham Nicks still had tour dates after the call to join Fleetwood Mac. They finished the tour then went into the studio to record Fleetwood Mac (The White Album).

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@georgerobbins3198 6 лет назад

Went to all their Alabama shows. Fell in love with her at first sight. She doesn't know it, but we've been engaged for 43 years, LOL.

@silversprings62 6 лет назад

George Robbins wow I would give anything to have been there! You are so lucky to have witnessed the magic🔮

@davidengle3167 4 года назад

What coincidence! Us too!

@readycool9600 4 года назад

I also was at those shows. Also saw them at the popular nightclub in Southside right after the Buckingham Nicks album was released. I tried to look like Stevie even down to the perm. Wish I could have sang like her. What a great time to be alive back then! Young, carefree and great music!

@archstanton3070 4 года назад

Ready Cool which nightclub?

@Watchdevil01 3 года назад

ROFLMAO LOLOL LOLOL LOLOL LOLOL LOLOL

@Putaspellonyou 7 лет назад

So interesting to hear this early version. Lindsey had the opening riff but had yet to integrate it into the verses. And if anyone still doubts the superiority of the Fleetwood/McVie rhythm section listen to this, then take in the much more supple, mysterious, and memorable studio version. It is true what they say, the Mac needed fresh blood at this time...desperately, and B/N needed the band's superior muscle behind their melodies.

@1blastman 7 лет назад

Good points, but I really love the raw energy of these versions. Imagine hearing these versions as a teenager in Alabama in the 1970's. Buckingham Nicks took Alabama by storm in 1974\75 and when heard they were joining Fleetwood Mac we were both happy and sad. Happy that they were moving up to a better musical climate, but sad that this unique chemistry and another Buckingham\Nicks album would not be. But having just witnessed Jimmy Page leaving the Yardbirds to form Led Zeppelin, we knew something special was about to happen. And so it did.

@MarkStClair1 4 года назад

The vocal energies from both Stevie & Lindsey are stellar. What a frickin treat. Thx a million

@ObiWanGinobiliTopFan 3 года назад

True, but these earlier versions are still pretty kickass in their own rite. I love the way they originally sang the chorus, and some of the stuff Lindsey was doing on guitar

@ObiWanGinobiliTopFan 3 года назад

@@1blastman These early versions of this song are not bad at all. They rock... especially Stevie. Those young fresh lungs...damn! 🔥

@mizkel4604 2 года назад

Alabama LOVED Buckingham Nicks

@tkrinc 10 лет назад

i could hear this girl sing the dictionary and still love it.only wish it was live video

@D.Lee.W 5 лет назад

True, video would be nice, but that this recording exists at all is still amazing.

@thermionic1234567 3 года назад

Could you imagine if she and Barack Obama (peace be upon Him) did a song together? Two of the greatest voices of the half millennium together...

@ObiWanGinobiliTopFan 3 года назад

**Starts singing the dictionary for you in loud soprano.** Aaaaaaardvark..... (etc.)

@shabadoo24 2 года назад

I love Stevie's voice

@1blastman 4 месяца назад

Saw them in Tuscaloosa. Actually, I saw Lindsey play with a friend of mine at between races at a swim meet in near Sacramento California in 1965. Lindsey would play guitar to relax between races, he didn't care much for competitive swimming, his brother Greg, went on to win an Olympic Silver Medal in the 200 individual medley in the 1968 Mexico Summer Olympics. But Lindsey and my friend Paul jammed some folk tunes and he and Paul also worked on some songs that [9 years later] I realized were on the Buckingham Nicks album. The one I remember best was "Don't Let Me Down Again" which also was huge FM hit in the major Alabama cities. All the swimmers would request their music on their local FM stations. It was crazy.

@justathoughtmyfriend1403 2 месяца назад

That's so cool to hear. Buckingham Knicks is significantly underrated and still baffling that album didn't go big. Guess another path was in store for them.

@thermionic1234567 3 года назад

I’m beginning to believe history has it backwards. Fleetwood Mac joined Buckingham and Nicks.

@virginiaviola5097 3 года назад

I think you may be right.

@rickvenlo1362 Год назад

Very much so.

@richardhernandez5186 Год назад

True, fleetwood mac was always a good band in the past... but Buckingham and nicks made them GREAT!!!!

@wildcountingdayswithourcan2519 Год назад

There’s definitely truth to this.

@debisorenson8172 7 лет назад

I've always loved the way she changes the lyrics in her live performances. I never liked the line who will be her master, glad she changed it to who will be her lover. Because no one is the master of Rhiannon. ❤️

@kyriljordanov2086 6 лет назад

Debi Sorenson Master/ lover is usually a fine line dividing.

@kristinesanservino6125 6 лет назад

I agree. I wasn't aware of the 'master" lyric until just lately. It was a WTF moment for me. Didn't like it.

@silversprings62 6 лет назад

Debi Sorenson i

@70sgirl8 5 лет назад

@FREEDOM LIGHTRIDER LOVE THIS! Perfect and well said.

@MikeSmith-cn6ub 4 года назад

@Ricci Hardow who will be her Master? Riannon who will be her Master

@greatunz67 6 лет назад

The drumming is terrible. It really shows what a difference a great drummer makes to a song. Mick helped them take this to the next level.

@richardhelliwell1210 5 лет назад

Yes I agree totally, a great drummer/bass player complement the song so you can hear the lyrics/story. This lot are just going for personal glory. Only Lindsey seemed to want to obey her instruction at the start!

@virginiaviola5097 4 года назад

Exactly what I was thinking..Mick Fleetwood and John McVie, Pete Green’s favourite rhythm section, best thing to happen to Buckingham Nicks, and vice versa.

@Eleventhearlofmars 3 года назад

Yes, the drumming is overblown, less is more comes to mind.

@hiddensurfer 6 лет назад

Once in a MILLION years a lady like her RISES

@stevenspike3446 10 лет назад

To support the Buckingham Nicks album, these 2 played at Bham, Al's, Municipal(now Boutwell) Auditorium. Maybe 1973 or 1974 in January. I wasn't old enough to even drive, a friends dad took about 3 or 4 of us. Beyond magic. I was hooked on "Frozen Love" at the time. Been hooked ever since. Spectacular.

@polecatrecords 7 лет назад

steven spike I am told by a good friend that her older sister was their neighbor in Birmingham while they were touring the Southeast promoting that album. That album was quite popular here in the South but not so much in other parts of the country. Not sure why but have been told that several large FM stations across the South gave it quite a bit of airplay. Not sure that they go back quite that far but I know that I've kicked back late on more than one night as a teenager and listened to (here's a name from the past) K99 play that album thru from start to finish.

@kyriljordanov2086 6 лет назад

polecatrecords Yes, I have often thought the same thing, being from Jackson, Mississippi. This was crazy popular in the deep South long before the rest of America even heard of them. Having lived all over North America and In Europe, I can actually see why they were so popular down South, but I can't explain it in words. I suppose it's just one of those things only Southerners can understand.

@scotttbeee2912 4 года назад

Awesome

@GothicTrunk 2 года назад

Sorry to be chiming in late here, but my mom told me once that she remembered Crying In The Night on a radio station in central Florida in the early 70s. She wasn't a (later on) fan of Stevie's, but she did like Fleetwood Mac. She remembered it when I was playing a record of Buckingham Nicks I bought in the late 90s...she did not have a clue it was THEM! Lol

@joeyhumphrey4536 6 месяцев назад

I was at that show as a 17 year old kid. My life changed after that because I was a rock N Roll guy. I bought the album and 50 years later I still love it! I wish BN would have done there on thing. Shame on the record company signing them and turning there back on them after signing them. So glad I saw them.

@josephdelevant6623 6 лет назад

I was at the Birmingham, Alabama concert at Boutwell Auditorium in 1974 and that was indeed the performance of Rhiannon.

@thefonzkiss 7 лет назад

Don't play it too fast. BOOMBOOMBOOMBOOMBOOMBOOOM

@richardhelliwell1210 5 лет назад

Yep, the rhythm section totally trashed her song. Bet they got fired! Hopefully they did.

@Eleventhearlofmars 3 года назад

Less is more comes to mind.

@missiefavinger6801 10 лет назад

And this is why I chose this name for my daughter, who is now 26 and she loves this name, the woman and the group as much as I do. We have our tickets and are ready to see this legendary song performed in Dallas 2014. Thanks for sharing this!

@bryantosse7370 3 года назад

This is Bryan Tosse is this the Missie I know.?

@kristi14580 Год назад

My daughter, Rhianna, is 35. Long time fan :)

@montybritton2624 10 лет назад

Wow! This is classic!!! Never heard this song sound so fresh and new. Stevie tore the vocals up! Amazing in every way. Thanks for posting.

@AdamHaley 3 года назад

Born May 1975 - so I was in my moms belly when these were recorded!! LOVE hearing these versions!

@manueldiggs9525 4 года назад

I love each version!!

@theelusiverainbow 4 года назад

So do I. This song is simply magic. 🖤

@haylo2000 10 лет назад

This is great. I've heard so many versions but this is new. Thank!

@PassionGrows 6 лет назад

She said don’t play it too fast and what do they do? They freaking play it so fast she she sounds like a record on high speed.

@marymalone3486 4 года назад

They always play it fast. I have seen them every concert since 77 and they change it around. She doesn't like to sing it the same way every concert. Now she sings so slow the band can hardly keep up. She forgets her words and Neil takes the high parts she can't do anymore. She's in her 70's and she is still the Queen!

@Lilygreen2 6 лет назад

Shit man, I LOVE the fast version. WOW. So proud to have this be my namesake.

@Gypsygirl-dr3fs 7 лет назад

Stevie, thanks for all the memories♥️

@arthartwell6628 6 лет назад

Great find. Would love to see a video of this.

@peterschancel7223 5 лет назад

3rd Times a charm as she puts her charm on it . Amazing The Growth of the song and My Favorite Witch

@bkswanson2461 4 года назад

its really something that this song goes all the back to Buckingham, Nicks...wow!!

@toddtanner879 4 года назад

What a treat to hear the evolution of the song!

@Opalstardream 8 лет назад

First Rhiannon is from 1974, backing up Poco.

@mikebtko 6 лет назад

Opalstardream wow!

@taylorlincoln7386 2 месяца назад

Thank you!

@ObiWanGinobiliTopFan 3 года назад

A rock classic was born....And then 1976 came around, and Midnight Special. 😁😁😁

@emmyvic22 11 лет назад

An absolute gem. Thank you for sharing this !

@3155DOGMAN 3 года назад

Miss that great rhythm section.

@richardhelliwell1210 5 лет назад

FM got this exactly right eventually. Witchy and mysterious yet smooth as silk at the start and then pure rock at the end. Going hell for leather from the start doesn't work.

@Pimp-Master 3 года назад

Thanks for this...I'm only interested in Fleetwood Mac hit songs after BN joined. I had no idea that Nicks wrote and performed this before joining up with the Brits.

@Michael-mm3fm 2 года назад

Whaat? So Black Magic Woman and Man of the World and Albatross are uninteresting? Hmm

@aracelymoran2504 Год назад

+ PimpMaster A lot of songs and musical sounds (thanks to Lindsey the producer genius) were already developed before joining FM. The Chain, for example. That sound was in exploration stage as B/N.

@3212010 11 лет назад

Great quality and totally historic performances. So glad I got to hear this... Reminds me of me and the missus "Don't play too fast"...

@barbywo 9 лет назад

Rhiannon is Rhiannon everywhere!

@SteveEcksteinDouglasDrive 6 лет назад

WHAT A SURPRISE. HEARD THIS FOR 1ST TIME, WHAT A DUET THEY MAKE.

@teresat5075 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing. 👍 I have a copy of one of The final Birmingham Alabama concerts signed by the drummer. I think he sounds just as great as the rest of them at the time. And all of them are REALLY good. And he and 2 others drummed on the album. All 3 good. One was Elvis drummer Ronnie Tutt. This is just one song, the whole concert sounds quite amazing. They said it was a tough crowd. Lindsey had feedback a few times from his guitar. Stevie said, wow, theres so many people! LOL. YES, pretty amazing stuff right here. 👍😊 Cheers to the rhythm section also. 😉

@micaelabriceno9006 6 лет назад

And whooo will bee her MASTER

@MegaFirewalk 3 года назад

wow sounds so alive and raw.

@TheEarl666 10 лет назад

1948 Was The Year Our Goddess Rose !

@markb3806 4 года назад

Wow. You can hear how they are learning and improving as they go. The chorus in the first song was terrible as was the rhythm section and tempo. They were too fast in the second but the chorus improved although Nick's voice started sounding strained and the tempo was still too fast. In the last, the tempo was slowed and the drums weren't overly prominent but the vocals really improved. The chorus was more subdued and sung more thoughtfully (Nicks was screaming the chorus in the first performance). What an improvement overall when they joined a seasoned band like Fleetwood Mac. Took off the roughness around the edges and Nicks became much more confident in her stage presence.

@drazzle6267 7 лет назад

where I come from there's a constellation called Rhiannon!!:-)

@Shrangrilala 6 лет назад

Wow!!!! So awesome!! ....and don't play it too fast! Lol....Love you Stevie...Always

@Scout57785 7 лет назад

this. song has a very heart breaking but tender personal mean to my self and only one other, thanks babe,for understanding!

@ofgodandman 2 года назад

I’m in adoration ❤

@sandymitchell1606 Год назад

I love them

@AudioFileZ Год назад

WJLN in Birmingham, our first progressive FM rock station, broke Buckingham Nicks with Frozen Love getting heavy airplay due to listener response and their own love of the album. I remember it well as I was about 14-years old when this was playing out because I was a big fan of WJLN - from the time they only broadcast progressive rock with the DJ known as "Father Tree" from midnight to sunrise where it changed to soul and rhythm and blues for the daytime and early evening hours. It's a real shame the Buckingham Nicks album has never been re-released on CD or streaming.

@MidnightConsulting 11 лет назад

Just about ad the advent of their maturing artistry!

@PeaceFinder2024 11 лет назад

great stuff, thanks 4 posting

@jeannalonn6752 6 лет назад

...and then he plays too fast

@Alwayslearnimg 4 года назад

jeanna lonn they- not he

@Steph4nie99 11 лет назад

Stunning.

@Michael-mm3fm 2 года назад

Stevie in her prime. Sadly she lost that voice sometime in the 80s.

@oakpark7248 Год назад

it wasn't the 80s it was at least the late 90's.

@gibsondrummer 5 лет назад

Says " don't play it to fast , band immediately plays too fast

@ttommytom 6 лет назад

I wonder who convinced her to change master to lover. She also also sings 'million year's' live, the exception being on the original white album. So she kept part of the original song but gave up the other. So much more energy live but the studio version, while subdued, is great. Also nice to hear McVie in the background on the studio version.

@70sgirl8 5 лет назад

I am sure it was her to decision to change master to lover.

@joesnelson4041 5 лет назад

Christine adds that siren sound calling you mysticism.

@Bella-bz7fq 5 лет назад

Stevie do u realize how many lil girls u have.? We try to look and be like u. Lov u mother. U are the perfect mom.🎶🌙🍀

@Eleventhearlofmars 11 лет назад

RAW!!!!!

@AORtreat 10 лет назад

Wow this is amazing! Thanks!

@rsc-household3269 8 лет назад

a new version, yay.

@mileycyrusad901 11 лет назад

WOW!!!!!!!!

@eauhomme 2 года назад

She's always changing the lyrics to the song. Interesting how this was true even back in the Buckingham Nicks days.

@fanofmarilan9076 4 года назад

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@carledwardsagan8295 6 лет назад

Would have been funny if they played it so inaudibly fast after she pleaded "...and don't play it too loud".

@dontbelikejake 6 лет назад

cool!

@lisapittner1919 3 года назад

Stevie i would love and share your friendship for ever snd ever

@rsc-household3269 8 лет назад

the 2nd one band is too loud, how can she be expected to hear herself?

@AdamHaley 3 года назад

Clearly before Lindsay had a good guitar tech to keep his guitars in tune

@MikeSmith-cn6ub 4 года назад

In the meantime third version your life has no answer and she says lover first vese master in the last verse just pointing it out

@gilroylibbs2947 4 года назад

Do not take "speed" before Drumming! LOL!!

@MikeSmith-cn6ub 4 года назад

The second one they definitely got a new drummer I'm not saying the first drummer was bad because he was good just to hard core for that s style music I'm sure if the first drummer stuck with it and found the right band he made it to the big times because he was good just not for this style of music

@Eleventhearlofmars 3 года назад

I think the drumming is poor on these versions. Less is definitely more, they realised that in Fleetwood Mac.

@MikeSmith-cn6ub 3 года назад

@@Eleventhearlofmars The first drummer wasn't bad if he got into a harder style band like heavy metal. I mean heavy metal was only a few years away so yea he could have made it with another band.