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Fleetwood Mac Jeremy and Danny
The vastly underrated time period of Fleetwood Mac called "Kiln House." While Jeremy was experiencing self doubt, Danny was enjoying his new chapter with the band. Perhaps Jeremy didn't feel it at the time, but he and Danny were becoming a dynamic duo, especially towards the end.
1. Jewel Eyed Judy
2. Purple Dancer
3. Dust My Broom
4. Station Man
5. Get Like You Use To Be
6. One Together
7. Tell Me All The Things You Do
8. Open The Door
9. Station Man
10. Jam
1. Jewel Eyed Judy
2. Purple Dancer
3. Dust My Broom
4. Station Man
5. Get Like You Use To Be
6. One Together
7. Tell Me All The Things You Do
8. Open The Door
9. Station Man
10. Jam
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Fleetwood Mac Jeremy Spencer or Bob Welch
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Was Jeremy Spencer or Bob Welch a better fit with Danny Kirwan? Here are two live renditions of "Tell Me All The Things You Do" showing how different each sounded. The first features Jeremy sharing lead guitar with Danny; the second with Bob playing rhythm. Danny and Jeremy playing off of each other is a revelation, not only in this number, but in other Kirwan songs such as Purple Dancer and St...
Danny Kirwan
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Danny was born on May 13th. 1950. His melodic gifts was and continues to be a revelation.
Fleetwood Mac Spare Me A Little Live 8-7-1970
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Performed at the Fillmore West. This is the first recorded rendition of Christine's classic. Almost two years later the band included the song in their Bare Trees LP.
Fleetwood Mac & Peter Green Solos Part 2
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1. The Supernatural 0:00 2. Peter and Danny 1:34 Konserthuset 1970 3. All Over Again 4:14 Fillmore West 1969 4. Stop Messing Around 7:56 The Hague 1969 5. Worried Dream 9:01 Orebro 1969
Fleetwood Mac and Danny Kirwan Guitar Solos Part 1 Revised
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Mistakes were made in the earlier upload and corrected here. Open the Door was added and Purple Dancer deleted. A different Future Games solo was substituted as well. 1. Dust 2. Woman of a 1000 Years 3. Open the Door ( Danny and Jeremy ) 4. Cascades 5. Sunny Side of heaven 6. Future Games 7. Get Like You Use To Be 8. One Sided Love 9. Sometimes 10. Child of MIne 11. Station Man 12. Black Magic ...
Peter Green All Over Again Live in Finland 11-11-69
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This rendition was performed during the late show.
Peter Green The Supernatural Live
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With the Splinter Group from Osaka 4-16-99
Fleetwood Mac Jenny Jenny Live Helsinki 11-11-69
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Encore performance from the late show.
Peter Green Guitar Solos
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1. All Over Again 0:00 2. It Takes Time 1:25 3. Need Your Love So Bad 3:35 4. Black Magic Woman 4:57 5. Searching For Madge 7:37 6. The Green Manalishi 12:33 The solo " It Takes Time" is from Orebro 11-6-69.
Fleetwood Mac & Danny Kirwan Guitar Solos ll
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1. Cascades 2. My Dream 3. Homeward Bound 4. Black Magic Woman 5. Morning Rain 6. Station Man 7. Sands of Time 8. Only You 9. Future Games 10. Sunny Side of Heaven 11. Dragonfly 12. Something Inside of Me 13. I'd Rather Go Blind 14. Woman of a Thousand Years
Fleetwood Mac & Danny Kirwan Guitar Solos 1
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Fleetwood Mac & Danny Kirwan Guitar Solos 1
Fleetwood Mac Stop Messin Around Live from the Hague
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Fleetwood Mac Stop Messin Around Live from the Hague
Fleetwood Mac Live at the Hague 2-28-1969
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Fleetwood Mac Live at the Hague 2-28-1969
Fleetwood Mac One Sided Love live from the Hague 2-28-69
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Fleetwood Mac One Sided Love live from the Hague 2-28-69
Fleetwood Mac Why Live in Chicago 10-19-74
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Fleetwood Mac Why Live in Chicago 10-19-74
Fleetwood Mac Live from Helsinki 11-11-69
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Fleetwood Mac Live from Helsinki 11-11-69
where did you find all these photos?
I went hunting for them. Mostly on older You Tube uploads of the Mac.
Without Peter Green, they're an empty shell. They needed his guidance.
Anyone who needs any proof of the band's power at this time need only check out the Purple Dancer segment in this medley. And although I agree that Danny was the key to that power, and that Jeremy was a congenial influence on him, I'd like to also pay credit to John & Christine. John plays his bass like a lead guitar, and with Christine banging away on the keyboards, you can hear four distinct musical lines blazing away on this cut. How I wish Jeremy had stayed with FM. Alternatively, how I wish Danny had had a friend he could rely on and who could have buoyed him up as he dealt with the band's 1971 personnel changes.
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You guys rock. Absolutely outstanding content. Danny’s Time is always good in older FWM !!! Kudos to Jeremy.
Looks a bit like Rodney Trotter. But he can play! Not in the same class as Peter, but he complimented him.
Not the best quality but thanks. Appreciated.
So amazing
Bob. Maybe only for the fact that Jeremy joined a disgusting predator cult.
What Cult does not prey? Jeremy was preyed upon........
I think Jeremy and Danny definitely worked better together. They got on very well (at least from what I've heard about them working on Spencer's first solo album). And musically there was so much chemistry. The Madison Blues compilation which has a ton of demos/live from kiln house era really shows how well they gelled and complemented each others playing, the band is insanely tight. As for Station Man I think it's both the slide being an integral part and Bob not being able play the parts well. That's what makes me think that Bob Weston maybe would've been a better fit to work with Danny for something like that and the Purple Dancer on stage. Can't deny that Kirwan/Welch's work together was fantastic, even if Welch didn't contribute and gell as much with Kirwan. It's interesting how much their material on future games complemented each others. Musically the band sounds great during the future games lineup, a bit softer at times compared to previous stuff but they could still rock out and improv and Christine's keyboards became a lot more prominent because of having only 1 lead guitarist. I fucking love how much Kirwan takes over in the 1972 renditions of TMATTYD, because the way Kirwan/Spencer played together imo didn't work as well for a song like that. It needs a lot of rockin soloing and less interplay between the guitarists. Also gotta add that I think the lineup during the time Peter rejoined to help them finish their tour could've perfected their material if that iteration stuck around. I assume you've heard the 20 min version of TMATTYD that spirals into a fantastic jam from the San Bernardino show and that just showed how perfect that lineup was. The live songs could've been perfected and you have all the best players of the Mac all together.
Wonderful post.
Sure wish the Children of God hadn't gotten their hooks into Jeremy. The band could have gone on forever with the Kiln House line-up.
The version with Jeremy is fantastic but Danny's work with Bob especially on Future Games is a masterpiece.
I believe if you take a poll, FM fans would unanimously select Bare Trees and Future Games over Kiln House. I'd be in that camp as well. For those who haven't followed FM before Bob Welch, you are missing out big time. It's no secret the time with Peter Green is mind blowing, but the Kiln House LP is underrated to say the least. The song "Future Games" is a masterpiece. However, we all know now Bob wasn't good for Danny. Among other things, Welch was trying to prod Mick into firing Danny a few months into his tenure. The fact that lineup carried on for another year and was able to give us such glorious music is extraordinary.
@@RobbyByrne Never heard about Bob wanting Danny fired. Where is this from?
@@SmedleyWarIsaRacket web.archive.org/web/20110927041811/www.fleetwoodmac.net/penguin/qa/bobwelch2_qa1.htm It's about a third of the way into the interview. Why divulge that 30 years after the fact? "Mick and I are back on good terms now...but I must say that he has never, in my opinion, hired people that represent him properly. There are a lot of people who worked for Mick in the past, that I think never should have...and the problem is, once these people are in place, Mick tends to turn a blind eye to the problem and move on to his next venture." "It took me a year and half of bitching, for example, to convince Mick that Danny Kirwan, although a wonderful talent, was messing with our heads too much...and had to go."
Still giving me chills and tears.❤
Such a beautiful tune and wonderful guitar playing❤❤
Reminds me of bryan mclean of love❤
Two of the finest blues guitarists ... ever!
Brilliant work.
Dearest Danny, happy heavenly birthday ❤ your music is my special soundtrack ❤
Sa musique était ... DOUCEUR ABSOLUE !!! Danny toujours dans mon cœur.
I am your biggest fan Danny!! Happy Birthday from California
ethereal Wah-Wah.
Heavenly solos!
A fragile creative soul
Danny, your music still brings tears to my eyes. Thank you for the lovely memories, RIP❤
HAPPY HEVENLY BIRTHDAY, LITTLE ONE. Wonderful sound collage! TY.
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Lovely days in the month of May
Thanks for the wonderful music and Rest In Peace, Danny! …Peter too!
Beautiful, gifted, fragile soul. Your talent and music will live forever. Rest in peace sweet man.
This guy was the counterpoint to Green, in more ways than one. Thanks for the video. Kirwan really doesn't get the recognition he deserves. He was a true genius. If you had a cd of this, I'd buy it.
Man, appreciate your comments so much. Thank you.
That thumbnail picture of Peter grimacing if you want to know why you just have to look at the settings on his 100watt Marshall amp they’re all on 10 that’s getting up to the point where pain starts.
I thought it was coming from his passion. Thanks. Had no idea.
Beautiful man… Beautiful guitar player.
The greatest guitar instrumental ever written and played. No wild antics, no showing off, no shredding.... just pure music, delicately played with skill and love. Please play this at my funeral, I want this to go with me.... to Heaven.
Danny's rhythm playing..the perfect foil
Ah, Danny. My first musical love when I was 15. I played those albums to the ground.Kiln House, Future Games Bare Trees, Penguin, etc. Got invited to party with them after a show right before my 16th birthday and didnt go because my friend with me had a curfew. I curse myself for being a " friend" and not ditching her to go ! . LOL! He left the band after. Seriously tho, hes one of the most underated unacknowledged guitar Gods in my opinion. Keep in mind he was 18/19 when he blazed out all those great songs. Fleetwood Mac was for sure my first real band love, and Ive loved rhem since, even thru the changes.
never heard this Future Games - where's it from?
Pretty sure it was from their Seattle concert in March of 72.
So ein Ton wie DK produziert hört man nicht .Ehrlich ebenso seine Melodien und Dynamik.Und dann noch das Zusammenspiel mit Peter Green ...so angenehm anzuhören und zu fühlen...nur bei Fleedwood Mc. R I P Liebe Freunde Danny und Peter...Wir haben Eure Musik... Danke für Euer Musikalisches Werk. Dr.Ilja Lasaroff.Bulgarien.
not sure DK played this segment of Future Games, & i've studied it a lot - unlike any riffs he did before or after - but Welch did in one of their filmed shows in Germany, badly
Thanks for all your comments. You're right and it's not the only mistake I made in this upload. I decided to upload a revised video as a result. czcams.com/video/RNYO0iSWaMU/video.html
@@RobbyByrne one of the greatest riffs I ever heard anywhere was his explosion at the end of Future Games - maybe you can include it
@@a_missippian I wanted to do that explosion as you call it, but I thought it was Welch's lead due to that triplet style of his. Can you give me the timeline so I can be sure?
@@RobbyByrne 07:31-07:38 - he used similar progressions several times on other tracks, Station Man & Tell Me All The Things ... come to mind, plus others - cheers
@@a_missippian Appreciate. I was referring to the lead up to the final chorus about a minute earlier.
one of my big regrets is never having seen him play - that boy could GET DOWN
in the fall of 73 we piled into my 63 Biscayne & drove about 200 miles from Starkville to see em play the Warehouse in NOLA, only to find The Fake Fleetwood Mac - talk about a fucking bummer
thank you for these clips
oh hell yes - like hearing it for the first time - many thanks & a big cheer from the delta
I'm from long beach,in 72 I was 14/15.
Subscribed!!
Thank you sir.
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Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, Bill. I happen to share a different one
Thank you. Great share.
Christine is perfect!
Robert, I have this complete presentation and with an interview with the band after the performance, Mick Fleetwood in the interview is the most upset
Yes, he is. That backstage interview was tough to follow with the bands playing the background, but one thing was clear. Mic was still mourning the loss of Peter Green which happened two months prior.
oh, thanks for the info. @@RobbyByrne
Could you upload this? would be cool to see
It's all on audio. I believe it's already been uploaded. I prefer not to duplicate their content. @@reflection9924
@@RobbyByrne 👍
With Jeremy Spencer on slide guitar
Amazing, thank you! I like this much more than the bare trees version
Me too.
@@RobbyByrne It has this melancholy mood to it that I feel is lost on the LP version, which sounds like it's just trying to be a hit single. The slide guitar playing from spencer definitely adds a lot to that as well
Yeh, Spencer gets dirty.@@reflection9924
@@reflection9924 It definitely has the feel and sound of a Kiln House era tune.
Hello, please upload "Spare Me a Little" from Fillmore West Aug 7th 1970! Would be a treat to hear!
Ok, but give me a little time.