that was one of the ways that I became comfortable and it just kind of set in. In popular culture Buckingham has been portrayed by Bill Hader in a recurring sketch titled "What Up with That?" on NBC's Saturday Night Live. The show features Hader as Buckingham, who repeatedly appears as a guest on a talk show in the sketch; however, the segment always runs out of time before he can be interviewed. Buckingham has stated he does not understand the parody, though he considers it a compliment, and he eventually appeared as himself on the May 14, 2011, episode during this sketch, offering to explain why there were two Lindsey Buckinghams. Buckingham plays himself and sings in episode 3 of the Showtime series Roadies''. Discography Studio albums Live albums Compilation albums Singles Soundtrack appearances Other credits Music videos 1981 – "Trouble" 1981 – "It Was I" 1983 – "Holiday Road" 1984 – "Go Insane" 1984 – "Slow Dancing" 1992 – "Countdown" 1992 – "Wrong" 1992 – "Soul Drifter" 1993 – "Don't Look Down" 2006 – "Show You How" 2006 – "It Was You" 2006 – "Shut Us Down" 2011 – "Stars Are Crazy" (performance clip) 2011 – "In Our Own Time" (performance clip) References External links Another interview about his playing Official website Fleetwood Mac official website Kingston Trio & Friends Reunion featuring Lindsey Buckingham 1949 births Living people American male guitarists American male singer-songwriters American multi-instrumentalists American rock guitarists American rock singers American rock songwriters Asylum Records artists Columbia Records artists Elektra Records artists Fingerstyle guitarists Fleetwood Mac members Grammy Award winners Guitarists from California Lead guitarists Mercury Records artists Musicians from Palo Alto, California People from Atherton, California People with epilepsy Polydor Records artists Record producers from California Reprise Records artists San Jose State University alumni Singer-songwriters from California Warner Music Group artists 20th-century American guitarists