Lindsey Buckingham - 1992-12-10 - San Juan Capistrano, CA (FM/FLAC)

(FM broadcast FLAC)

Lindsey Buckingham

Live at The Coach House

San Juan Capistrano, California

December 10, 1992

Westwood One Broadcast

Original lineage: 

FM > unknown transfer > CDR (?) > Xact > Flac

Lindsey Buckingham - guitar, vocals

Neale Heywood - guitar

Janet Robin - guitar

Scott Breadman - percussion

Liza Carbe - guitar

Dan Garfield - keyboards

Steve Ross - guitar

Michael Tempo - percussion

John Wackerman - drums

Kevin Wyatt - bass guitar

01. Big Love (2:57)

02. Go Insane (5:21)

03. Don't Look Down (5:20)

04. The Chain (5:23)

05. Trouble (2:48)

06. Tusk (4:12)

07. You Do or You Don't (4:19)

08. I'm So Afraid (8:40)

09. This Nearly Was Mine (3:01)

10. Street of Dreams (4:07)

11. Never Going Back Again (3:04)

12. All My Sorrows (4:33)

13. This is the Time (5:07)

14. Go Your Own Way (5:47)

15. Eyes of the World (4:00)

16. Soul Drifter (2:00)

This is a great FM recording of Lindsey Buckingham on his solo tour to support the "Out of the Cradle" album. Includes solo tracks and FM favorites.

Buckingham & Nicks - 1970 thru 1974 - 'coffee plant' demos (STU/FLAC)

(Studio FLAC)

Buckingham Nicks - Coffee Plant Demos

As you can see, the songs have more than one version. The only differences I can discern between
the versions are which instruments are brought forward in the mix, as indicated.

01. Without You (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
02. Nomad aka Candlebright (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
03. That's Alright aka Designs of Love (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
04. Garbo (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
05. Sorcerer (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal/No Drum Machine)
06. Cathouse Blues (Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
07. Goldfish and the Ladybug (Acoutic Guitar/Vocal)
08. Without You (Bass/Vocal)
09. Nomad aka Candlebright (Alternate Acoustic Guitar/Vocal)
10. That's Alright aka Designs of Love (Bass/Vocal)
11. Garbo (Bass/Vocal)
12. Sorcerer (Bass/Drum Machine/Vocal)
13. Cathouse Blues (Bass/Vocal)
14. Goldfish and the Ladybug (Vocal Only)

They are called the "coffee plant demos" because Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks used to record in the basement of Lindsey's father's coffee plant before they went to LA to get a record deal. However, I feel that it is a bit of a misnomer because we know Sorcerer and Garbo were written after the couple arrived in LA. Regardless, these are wonderful quality demos. While some of these were released later by Stevie or Fleetwood Mac, the gem Without You, the aptly named Cathouse Blues, and the quaint Goldfish and the Ladybug never made it off the shelf. Authorship is not documented in those cases, but although Without You may have been co-written, it is safe to say the others were penned by Stevie.