Stevie Nicks’ Early Flop Sees Revival with Sales Surge
Recent reports indicate a significant resurgence in sales for the album “Buckingham Nicks,” originally by duo Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. This resurgence is marked by a remarkable sales increase of over 300% within a week, allowing the album to reappear on multiple Billboard charts.
Buckingham Nicks Sees Surge in Sales
Following its recent reissue, “Buckingham Nicks” has been rediscovered by music fans. The album, initially released in September 1973, did not achieve commercial success at its debut. However, nostalgia and newfound interest have propelled its sales this season.
Chart Positions
- Vinyl Albums Chart: Peaked at No. 2
- Top Album Sales Chart: Reached No. 3
- Current Rankings:
- No. 18 on Vinyl Albums
- No. 30 on Top Album Sales
Record-Breaking Sales Increase
Sales figures show a remarkable leap. The album sold nearly 4,100 copies, a rise of 308% compared to previous weeks. Before this surge, approximately 1,000 copies were sold.
Historical Context
The project has had a complex history. Despite the fame and accolades of Buckingham and Nicks with Fleetwood Mac, “Buckingham Nicks” faded into obscurity soon after its release. The album features the duo’s early work, which has gained appreciation over the years.
Future Prospects
As holiday shopping begins and more copies of “Buckingham Nicks” reach fans, its success is expected to continue. The reissue has been well-received, moving 30,000 equivalent units in its initial tracking week, further emphasizing its revival.
The renewed interest in “Buckingham Nicks” reflects the enduring legacy of Buckingham and Nicks. Their original work is now celebrated, marking a notable chapter in their storied careers in the music industry.
