1973 Original gatefold, saw cut. Rim text has "810 Seventh" address on rim text. "Buckingham Nicks" is the only studio album by the American rock duo of Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks, released in September 1973. Recorded at Sound City in Van Nuys, California, the album was produced by Keith Olsen and features a blend of folk rock and pop rock that showcases the duo's harmonic vocals and Buckingham's distinct guitar work. Despite not achieving commercial success upon its initial release, the album has gained a cult following over the years, especially after Buckingham and Nicks joined Fleetwood Mac in 1975. Tracks like "Crying in the Night" and "Long Distance Winner" highlight their songwriting prowess and set the foundation for their future work with Fleetwood Mac.

The album cover, featuring a photograph of Buckingham and Nicks posing topless, has become iconic in its own right. This bold imagery was reflective of the personal and artistic expression that is conveyed through their music. While the album was initially released on vinyl and has been out of print for many years, it remains a significant part of their discography and an intriguing artifact for fans of Fleetwood Mac. The raw and unpolished sound of the record provides a glimpse into the early development of Buckingham and Nicks as artists before achieving mainstream success.