Rerigby Stories

In March 1964, The Beatles were in London to start shooting their first movie A Hard Day's Night. It was then, in a hotel room, that a 21 year old Paul McCartney met a 19 year old American hotel employee and struggling musician, Demi Lovato. After much encouragement from his band mates, Paul quickly struck up a conversation with the young American. It appeared that they had a lot in common, and he liked her straight away. They became friends quickly. But, despite his efforts, Paul always felt something more. He offered her a role in the movie as a dancer; she accepted. Everyone could see that they liked each other; especially Paul's girlfriend. Shortly after the movie had wrapped, they broke up, all because she was convinced he was going with the young American behind her back. It wasn't true... It would actually occur two nights later, when Demi went to comfort him upon hearing of the break up. This is the story of the first real love of one Beatle's life. This is the story of how one young girl changed one young man's life forever...

Throughout history, there have been many great love stories. This is the story of the greatest love story that rock n' roll had ever seen. From their humble beginnings as high school students in California, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks met by chance at a party one night in 1965. She was 17 and he was 16. They sang together for the first time that night and they realised that they were something special. From that moment on, their lives intertwined, eventually causing them to fall head over heels in love with each other. But, as with all truly great love stories, a price was to be paid. As they gained success in the music industry with their new band, Fleetwood Mac, their relationship fell apart, causing more heartache then either could ever have imagined. But through it all, the bad and the good, they somehow always found their way back into each other's arms.

When Demi Lovato was 7 years old something terrible happened: an alien invasion happened. Each member of her family died a horrible death. But she was saved. Just as one of the intruders is about to do away with her, or so it seems, a strange man rescues her. He takes her away, inside a magic blue box, where a lady with long curly hair is waiting for them. Years passed, but Demi never forgets the man and woman. Then, all of a sudden, they appear again. But this time, they bring with them some news that will give Demi the answers she has been searching for.

Liverpool, 1959. 19 Forthlin Road are getting some new residents. Next door at number 20, the father of the house, Jim McCartney, is determined to make them feel welcome. His sons, Paul and Michael, just want to be nosy. But then Paul meets the new family's eldest daughter and he develops feeling he can't explain. Their meeting would be the start of a long love affair between two love struck teens, both of whom would grow up to be cultural icons.

Have you ever wondered who took all those rare candid photos of the King that you only come across every once in a while? Do you ever wonder, in a world of people out for his fame and wealth, who Elvis would let close enough to take such intimate photographs? Did you ever consider that it was someone close to him, no one professional, who took them? Annabel Jenkins - she'd prefer if you call her Annie - was only 14 years old when she moved to Memphis, Tennessee. The move was a result of her father's new job, for which he brought Annie and her mother along with him. Upon starting at the local high school, Humes High, Annie found herself as an outcast. As she was no one particularly special, not gifted in an outright glance, people just ignored her. There was the odd comment, maybe something to do with her auburn hair or her older looking, fuller figure, but they were just jealous girls or disrespectful boys. She had it nowhere near as bad as the school's resident punch bag, a kid called Elvis Presley. Annie recognised him; they lived two houses apart. And because of their common ground as outcasts, they quickly became friends. And so started a friendship that would last until Elvis' last breath. Forever Young, Always Beautiful - The Memoir of Annie Jenkins

Sequel to Run When Demi Lovato was 7 years old something terrible happened: an alien invasion happened. Each member of her family died a horrible death. But she was was saved. Just as one of the intruders is about to do away with her, or so it seems, a strange man rescues her. He takes her away, inside a magic blue box, where a lady with long curly hair is waiting for them. Years passed, but Demi never forgets the man and woman. Then, all of a sudden, they appear again. But this time, they bring with them some news that will give Demi the answers she has been searching for... Demi and the Doctor are on the run; forever and always on the run it seems. River has gone off somewhere and left Demi and the Doctor in charge of each other. "Be my companion." He asks her. "Okay." She replies with a smile. Despite the constant distraction of the whole of time and space at her fingertips, Demi can't help but fear what is bound to come. As the gift within her becomes stronger and stronger, it's becomes harder and harder to tell who Demi is and who she isn't. The Doctor can never fully trust her, despite whatever feelings he now has for her. But he is determined to keep the monsters away from his precious cargo. After all, there's nothing left for them to do now... except run.

Sequel to Bleed To Love Her After 47 years of being each other's addiction, you'd think that Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks would have gotten tired of fighting with each other. Obviously not. Almost 5 decades after first meeting, the two ex-lovers - whose story is the greatest and most tragic love story in rock music - still can't shake each other off. Not that they'd want too. The problem with hanging around your ex 36 years after breaking up is that feelings linger and sparks tend to reignite. And when two people are as passionate about each other as these two are, people are bound to get hurt. But deep down, Lindsey and Stevie never cared; they crossed that line a long time ago.

When Fleetwood Mac were recording and then touring with their classic Rumours - at the time the fastest-selling album in history - they were one of the biggest music acts in the world. But behind the smokescreen of their harmonious, light-hearted and unforgettable rock songs was a world of hostility and conflict, backed up by drug use, sexual shenanigans and wild partying, which unavoidably flew the band and everyone around them into darkness and chaos. Demi Lovato, a young woman, who instead of completing her college degree and going on to become a world famous writer, inherited the studio where Fleetwood Mac were recording. Upon meeting Fleetwood Mac's singer and guitarist Lindsey Buckingham, they began a passionate, intense and often volatile romance that lasted for a decade; a relationship that was full of sex, drugs and a whole lot of rock 'n roll. From the moment Lindsey claimed her as 'his girl', Demi was thrust right into the centre of events during this explicitly exciting stage in Fleetwood Mac's career, having her life changed forever. He's addicted to the madness. She's a daughter of the sadness.

What would you do if the only friend you ever had left you one day, in the blink of an eye? What would you do if they made you a promise that all your dreams would come true, but left before you were old enough to do anything about it? What would you do if all their dreams came true, all while you were stuck in a dead end town with no possible way of escape? Demi was just a normal, small town girl from Tupelo, Mississippi. When she was just 9 years old, her best friend left her to move to Memphis, Tennessee. 10 years later, he was the biggest thing in rock and roll. And she was stuck in her new home of Dallas, Texas, with nothing but her dreams and a few friends to keep her hopeful and happy. Elvis Presley never imagined he would be as big a star as he became. But he was never able to enjoy his immense popularity and success, because he'd always felt a part of him was missing. And when he returned to his birthplace of Tupelo, Mississippi in 1956, he was told she'd be there, waiting to see him. But, sadly, he found she'd moved on a long time ago. For years Elvis wondered what had happened to the sweet little girl he grew up with, the one he truly left behind. Then, in the spring of 1960, upon returning home after a two year stint in the army, Elvis received a letter that would help answer every question he'd been asking for near enough the past decade.

This is a collection of oneshots from the Buckingham Nicks blog I ran on tumblr. I thought since my BN story has been so popular on here, that people who enjoyed Bleed To Love Her and In Our Own Time would like to read these.