Fleetwood Mac and Danny Kirwan Station Man. Live from the Gardens Auditorium
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- This rendition of Station Man was performed on Feb. 10th. 1971. Very close to the time Jeremy Spencer quit the band. The sounds coming out of Danny's guitar are stunning.
Danny had it all. He could have played with anyone. Tragic that he was so damaged inside. But he had like 5 really good years as an artist. That's more than most had.
From kiln house a fantastic album. I listened to it on a trip to alaska on a tugboat in 1972. Thats probably why its my favorite album.
Funny thing, my friend in Alaska kept my vinal before I went south for 2 years 😅🤏🤣
@@sicdavid6292 its still my favorite album and I'm amazed that those kids which is what they were produced that music.
This would not be out of place on "All Things Must Pass" absolutely. Great energy!
Danny was a bright burning fire
These concert recordings are amazing. Always getting something new and shows how good they were, especially Danny. Much prefer these to the recorded LP versions.
"Feel like crying" duet
Brilliant 🎉
And ,One Sunny Day.
What a remarkable rendition. It seems played at a significantly faster tempo than the studio version. The faster pace seems to galvanize Danny -- he's jamming away like he couldn't in the studio. It's yet another example of Fleetwood Mac excelling at the jam. That was true both before and after the Peter Green era. Way to go, Brother Bob; this one is gold.
I think you mean during the Peter Green era and after, there was no era of Fleetwood Mac before Greenie.
My favourite Danny Kirwan song, thank you for posting!!
Danny the Great!
I have always been obsessed with Danny
Thanks for the rare music. I can’t believe all this stuff is great. Thanks again.
oh hell yes - like hearing it for the first time - many thanks & a big cheer from the delta
Steller/Don't get much Better/Would love to have the full performance for the Archives/Thank for throwing this on 🎸
❤❤❤
This rawks!
Danny
Jerry must be on this there is clear slide guitar on it, so must be before he left.
The words "under rated" are vastly overused on YT but in Kirwan's case it really applies.
You're right, but for the most part, it's from the casual fan's perspective. Musicians and serious fans alike who delve into that 68-72 time period, know how good he was.
r.i.p. Kirwan. This is a great iteration of Fleetwood Mac, underknown.
they want to put HENDRIX and CLAPTON AS guitar gods IT is BS Danny Kirwan could teach them how to play.