Lindsey Buckingham (Fleetwood Mac) - Out Of the Cradle 1992 FLAC

Out of the Cradle is the third solo album by the American singer/songwriter 
Lindsey Buckingham. Released in 1992, it was Buckingham's first album after 
his much-publicised departure from Fleetwood Mac in 1987 (though Buckingham 
rejoined the band in the mid-1990s).

Track listing:
1."Instrumental Introduction To:" (Buckingham) – 0:25
2."Don't Look Down" (Buckingham) – 2:47
3."Wrong" (Buckingham, Richard Dashut) – 4:19
4."Countdown" (Buckingham) – 3:21
5."All My Sorrows" (The Kingston Trio) – 4:01
6."Soul Drifter" (Buckingham) – 3:27
7."Instrumental Introduction To:" (Buckingham, Dashut) – 0:41
8."This Is the Time" (Buckingham, Dashut) – 4:49
9."You Do or You Don't" (Buckingham, Dashut) – 3:37
10."Street of Dreams" (Buckingham, Dashut) – 4:28
11."Spoken Introduction To:" (Buckingham, Dashut) – 0:46
12."Surrender the Rain" (Buckingham, Dashut) – 3:36
13."Doing What I Can" (Buckingham) – 4:05
14."Turn It On" (Buckingham, Dashut) – 3:50
15."This Nearly Was Mine" (Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein) – 1:36
16."Say We'll Meet Again" (Buckingham, Robert Aguirre) – 2:28

Total Time = 48:42

Main Performer:
Lindsey Buckingham – guitars, bass guitar, keyboards, percussion, drums, 
synthesizer, drum, & percussion programming, vocals

Additional personnel:
Larry Klein – bass
Buell Neidlinger – bass
Alex Acuña – percussion
Mitchell Froom – organ (Track 14)

AllMusic Review:
Lindsey Buckingham quit Fleetwood Mac after the release of their Tango in 
the Night album in 1987 and spent the subsequent five years working on his 
first post-Mac solo album, Out of the Cradle. Perhaps because he was now 
focused on his solo career, Buckingham reined in the experimental style of 
his first two albums, producing more conventional, accessible material, 
much of it similar to his later work with Fleetwood Mac. The inventiveness 
this time was heard largely in Buckingham's electro-acoustic guitar style, 
which combined the power of a rock guitarist with the delicacy and precision 
of a classical nylon-string player. Perhaps the biggest difference from his 
previous solo work, however, was that Buckingham actually wrote a group of 
songs that were about something, not just riffs full of aural tricks. 
Unfortunately, Buckingham had never fully established himself in the public 
mind as a separate entity apart from Fleetwood Mac, so taking eight years 
between solo albums made Out of the Cradle a tough sell. Which means that, 
although this is his most listenable solo album to date, not many people 
heard it