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Bob Israel

Lindsey Buckingham

Showcasing his new solo album Under the Skin, Lindsey Buckingham also gave an appreciative crowd its mandatory shot of mainline Fleetwood Mac hits at Verizon Wireless Theater last night. A consummate showman, brilliant singer-songwriter, and virtuoso guitarist and arranger, Buckingham opened with a numbing three song acoustic guitar display before being joined by a flexible three-piece ensemble that rocked flawlessly through Mac classics like "Go Your Own Way" and a half dozen other tracks from Tusk and Rumours.

While Buckingham sang ironically about being called "a visionary," his sure-handed versions left little doubt that he was the driving creative force behind much of Fleetwood Mac's success. Seeing him deliver the songs his way without the Entertainment Tonight baggage of his former band interfering, Buckingham truly seemed to be the guy who appears in his latest solo album, someone fully mature, comfortable in his work and in himself, completely on top of his game.-- William Michael Smith Lindsey Buckingham appeared Friday, January 26, at the Verizon Wireless Theater, 520 Texas Ave., 713-230-1600.