Lindsey Buckingham is releasing his Solo Anthology album this week and the promotional trail has lead him to perform on US talk-show Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Often cited as his two best songs, here's "Trouble" from 1981's Law And Order, and "Soul Drifter" from 1992's Out Of The Cradle, performed on October 2nd with his band. 

Solo Anthology - The Best of Lindsey Buckingham includes album, live and alternate versions of some of Lindsey’s celebrated solo albums including cuts from Law and Order, Go Insane, Out Of The Cradle, Under The Skin, Gift Of Screws and Seeds We Sow and incorporates songs from his collaborative album with Christine McVie released in 2017. The anthology features Buckingham’s film work with Holiday Road and "Dancin’ Across The USA" from the 1983 motion picture soundtrack to National Lampoon’s Vacation and "Time Bomb Town" from 1985’s Back to the Future. Live versions of Fleetwood Mac’s "Tusk" and "Go Your Own Way" round out the album, but the most thrilling tracks come in the form of two new songs that have never before been released, "Hunger" and "Ride This Road".  

Get the album on 3CD set here, or follow Lindsey on Spotify here to stream it. 

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