I wouldn't exactly say he's underrated haha...he's released 7 little barrie albums and accomplished shit loads more with other bands and musicians including weller and primal scream to name but a few!
I”m here because Barrie just finished touring with Liam and I’m finding out more about him, he’s such a great guitarist 🎸he stays in the shadows on stage with Liam and John Squire, nothing wrong with that but he’s so talented a star 🌟
I always really liked John McVie's bassline in this song. The way it moves around, both rhythmically and melodically is like having the floor moving beneath your feet; it's unsettling in just the right way. I absolutely stole that idea for one of my own tunes.
Can listen to Peter Green all day long. For me the greatest British Guitarist and have a real spot for Danny Kirwan. Utterly criminal he's so unknown to the vast majority of people and was such a killer guitarist. Really nice seeing this song covered and also in such a good way with a different twist to it. Weirdly have been hearing Danny's name mentioned over the last few months and hearing him in songs every now and again out of the blue.
Man..they should take this on the road!!! I would love to see this live ...just never get to see or hear this anymore ...or if you do ..it is done badly. Can't beat blues done right and with feeling. I think it was too much for Peter and Danny unfortunately.
Somebody needs to hip mick F and john McV to this tribute .. they really really nailed it.. I'm a huge early fleetwood mac fan and I'm stunned by the whole band here especially Barrie.
I just discovered Barrie Cadogan, and i think is a guitar player with a sound and a tone really original and special, i dig his style, its raw and bluesy and full of feeling.
Danny Kirwan told me he joined ‘Peter Green’s group’ at sixteen, the obituaries said seventeen, I don’t know who was right. Danny always called it ‘Peter Green’s group’, never ‘Fleetwood Mac.’ I don’t think I realised it was Fleetwood Mac he was talking about until I met John Mayall’s manager at the Hammersmith Odeon some years later and asked him if Danny was coming (Peter was playing too) since I hadn’t seen Danny in a couple of years since he’d moved to Holland with his Dutch girlfriend. I can’t remember Danny ever saying the words ‘Fleetwood Mac,’ just ‘Peter Green’s group.’ It didn’t matter what the name of the band was anyway, it was Danny’s past not mine. Danny told me about the ‘Munich Incident’ and how badly Peter had been affected by being dosed by what he called a ‘German Aristocratic Black Magic Cult.’ Although he told me he’d played on Albatross and I met Peter with him, I never thought of Danny as being an ex-member of Fleetwood Mac but of having once played with Peter Green in a group . The only one he spoke of was Peter anyway. Sometimes I’m amazingly lacking in either curiosity or being able to connect the dots, even when they are drawn out for me. :-) perhaps Danny did say the band was called Fleetwood Mac at some point and I either didn’t hear or didn’t care, anyway I’d forgotten if I did know and John Mayall’s manager set me right. He asked me how Danny was. Fine I told him, last time I saw him. Because I didn’t know the official line on Danny, that he was a homeless alcoholic mentally damaged shell of the man he had been, I just saw Danny as he was, perfectly sane, not addicted to anything (except for telling jokes) and not living in the park but at his mum’s while he went for lots of auditions (quite successfully) as an extra, model, and sometimes actor (I was in two Woody Allen plays, “God”& “Death” where Danny played Woody Allen. I was amazed years later to read all these stories about Danny being some ‘lost soul’ who lived in parks and homeless shelters while cadging drinks off people in bars telling them of his past glories in Fleetwood Mac and refusing to ever play the guitar again because his hands shook too much or something. I thought this was very funny because Danny had no problem playing my guitar when he’d come round my place and sometimes we had very enjoyable sing songs or I’d play Danny some of my extremely basic songs with my very rudimentary guitar playing. Danny had the patience of a saint! :-) But he never left my place saying “Right, Leon, I’m off to bed in the park. Do you have any newspapers I could use as a blanket?” I read the Independent newspaper interview with ‘Danny Kirwan’ and I found it very funny. The man in the photograph being interviewed wasn’t Danny Kirwan at all (but I’m sure he was happy to take the money, though I bet it was in cash) and I couldn’t help but giggle at it. Danny must have pissed himself. No wonder the ‘Danny Kirwan’ who gave the interview wasn’t interested in playing the guitar... he probably couldn’t, since he wasn’t Danny Kirwan. Danny escaped them all. The media. The Fame Machine.!They didn’t even know what he looked like, he looked nothing like they expected him to. A violent attack disfigured his face. He turned it to advantage and could laugh about it, at least he did when he told me the story at my flat back in the nineties. But, yes, Danny always called it ‘Peter Green’s group.’ What is really missing from the story that is told is how much Danny loved, respected and cared for Peter. How much he felt he owed to Peter as friend and mentor. I know this because Danny would speak in this way regarding Peter so often. Danny never mentioned nor criticised any other member of the band, and he only spoke of Peter with concern and love. I find it remarkable that Danny never bothered to answer all of the quite frankly horrible things that have been written and said about him since he left FM in ‘72 by many people, including ex-band members. Danny’s silence on the subject is indicative of his class, style and strength of character. I’d not have been so silent, but then I’m not Danny. It must have hurt, but Danny’s personality was always very up and humorous. I’d assumed that Danny was East End Jewish, like Peter, and I’d had East end Jewish friends before that had likewise been very bright and humorous & fun to be around. Maybe I thought Danny was Jewish because he played Woody Allen when we met, or because his mum seemed to me the epitome of a tough but loving East end Jewish mum. His mum nearly punched me once, by mistake though. She’d just punched two Irish lads who’d tried to force their way in to rob her , they’d fucked off and she thought my ringing at the bell was their coming back for more. I told Danny later and we both cracked up laughing. But that was his mum, very protective and fierce in defence of what was hers. I was amazed to read of the ‘sad life’ of Danny Kirwan when I knew him as a such a happy and fulfilled man. A very witty man. And very intelligent. We had many discussions late into the night on many themes. Or just shot the breeze about what’s going on in the world or in our lives. I didn’t listen to a lot of music with Danny, so much as make music, we’d muck about every now and then, if the mood struck. Mostly we’d joke. Danny loved singing joke songs. The Danny Kirwan the world mourns was another man from the one he actually was. I remember Danny with laughter. When I read Danny’s obituaries I was greatly saddened at my friend’s passing, and yet greatly lifted & amused at the obituaries themselves ... not only for the false story of Danny’s life they contained, but several of them actually had photographs of two men who I didn’t know who they were but weren’t Danny, several carried photographs of the fake ‘Danny Kirwan’. Others carried photographs of Bob Weston! (Will the real Danny Kirwan please stand up!!!) The media are so lazy. Danny would have pissed himself laughing. I’ve looked far deeper into Danny’s life (or I should really say the various myths of his life) and music since Danny’s passing and I am at times amazed, amused, appalled and greatly inspired. Danny’s life wasn’t a tragedy at all. It was a magnificent victory against the odds. Danny escaped the Fame & Media Machine, the vampiric soul eater of the Music Business. Danny lived out his life on pretty much his own terms and free of the burden of his past, the prison of fame. I think that’s pretty cool. Well done Danny. And what a fucking amazing musician you were. I’m still smiling. Rest in ✌️ & 💗
Brother what a fabulous story for such a fabulous person....that is so fucking cool that he lived his life on his terms!! Alls I can say is thanku Danny Kirwan and Peter Green for the music that built the foundation of my life in music...
I have no idea who this peoples are, but I'm surely gonna find out. Man, that's some heavy playing. Oh how I'd like to hear all the other takes of these Fleetwood Mac songs.
Is it just me ...(I listened to this again today) or does this seem it has something extra ...something special about it? Soul? Reality? Truth? I don't know.....it doesn't seem fake .....just real emotions the way they are playing and singing. Not much music like this around anymore.....just all the click track auto tuned stuff.
Wonderful, respectful, reverential, heartfelt tribute♥️👍🙂♥️ Get on the road with this bill it as; Barrie &Joe do Peter & Danny, I will be in the front row♥️🙂👍♥️👍🙂♥️♥️♥️♥️
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Barrie Cadogan is so terribly underrated. He is a beast.
Yes really a Beast ** * Love it :)
W.
I wouldn't exactly say he's underrated haha...he's released 7 little barrie albums and accomplished shit loads more with other bands and musicians including weller and primal scream to name but a few!
Tones for days lads!!….on it🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻
They both nailed that furious vibrato of Danny's. Lovely.
There is something about straight up blues that is just so eternally awesome
Chicago Blues Festival is for you. Every June. Three days. Free entry
That Joe Hollick solo at 2.40 is mesmerising!
This is the best recorded cover of this track ever. It makes me want to play until I drop dead with the guitar still in my crippled fingers haha.
There is a true Fleetwood spirit and tone in this cover
You know you’re in for something special when you see Barrie turn the volume up on his guitar
I”m here because Barrie just finished touring with Liam and I’m finding out more about him, he’s such a great guitarist 🎸he stays in the shadows on stage with Liam and John Squire, nothing wrong with that but he’s so talented a star 🌟
The world needs more of this
Great job Lads, carrying on for Danny! Simply the best! Bart in Texas!
So Haunting !
I always really liked John McVie's bassline in this song. The way it moves around, both rhythmically and melodically is like having the floor moving beneath your feet; it's unsettling in just the right way. I absolutely stole that idea for one of my own tunes.
Can listen to Peter Green all day long. For me the greatest British Guitarist and have a real spot for Danny Kirwan. Utterly criminal he's so unknown to the vast majority of people and was such a killer guitarist. Really nice seeing this song covered and also in such a good way with a different twist to it. Weirdly have been hearing Danny's name mentioned over the last few months and hearing him in songs every now and again out of the blue.
Shows incredible and fitting respect to Danny. Well done boys.
You guys did danny kirwan justice....
This is so inspiring you are great. And the gibson guitar is incredibly beautiful
This is how it supposed to be done. Good on you young men!
Wonderful
Amazing
So very kool!! 🙏 channeling the great Danny Kirwan ...
It's great to see young people perform such great music.
Man..they should take this on the road!!! I would love to see this live ...just never get to see or hear this anymore ...or if you do ..it is done badly. Can't beat blues done right and with feeling. I think it was too much for Peter and Danny unfortunately.
I love you guys this sounds great
Cracking cover. Soul.
Stumbled across him, awesome player and great voice
Wow .....this really is some5hing special guys ... killer.
Excellent, nailed, wonderful tribute to Danny🙂👍
this guy has my attention now been seein him all over guitar forums and mag features.....now i see why.
bass players cool too
Thank you Blues Kitchen!
You got the BLues?!!!!
woowwww!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes please!!!
Somebody needs to hip mick F and john McV to this tribute .. they really really nailed it.. I'm a huge early fleetwood mac fan and I'm stunned by the whole band here especially Barrie.
I just discovered Barrie Cadogan, and i think is a guitar player with a sound and a tone really original and special, i dig his style, its raw and bluesy and full of feeling.
Danny Kirwan told me he joined ‘Peter Green’s group’ at sixteen, the obituaries said seventeen, I don’t know who was right. Danny always called it ‘Peter Green’s group’, never ‘Fleetwood Mac.’ I don’t think I realised it was Fleetwood Mac he was talking about until I met John Mayall’s manager at the Hammersmith Odeon some years later and asked him if Danny was coming (Peter was playing too) since I hadn’t seen Danny in a couple of years since he’d moved to Holland with his Dutch girlfriend. I can’t remember Danny ever saying the words ‘Fleetwood Mac,’ just ‘Peter Green’s group.’ It didn’t matter what the name of the band was anyway, it was Danny’s past not mine. Danny told me about the ‘Munich Incident’ and how badly Peter had been affected by being dosed by what he called a ‘German Aristocratic Black Magic Cult.’ Although he told me he’d played on Albatross and I met Peter with him, I never thought of Danny as being an ex-member of Fleetwood Mac but of having once played with Peter Green in a group . The only one he spoke of was Peter anyway. Sometimes I’m amazingly lacking in either curiosity or being able to connect the dots, even when they are drawn out for me. :-) perhaps Danny did say the band was called Fleetwood Mac at some point and I either didn’t hear or didn’t care, anyway I’d forgotten if I did know and John Mayall’s manager set me right. He asked me how Danny was. Fine I told him, last time I saw him. Because I didn’t know the official line on Danny, that he was a homeless alcoholic mentally damaged shell of the man he had been, I just saw Danny as he was, perfectly sane, not addicted to anything (except for telling jokes) and not living in the park but at his mum’s while he went for lots of auditions (quite successfully) as an extra, model, and sometimes actor (I was in two Woody Allen plays, “God”& “Death” where Danny played Woody Allen.
I was amazed years later to read all these stories about Danny being some ‘lost soul’ who lived in parks and homeless shelters while cadging drinks off people in bars telling them of his past glories in Fleetwood Mac and refusing to ever play the guitar again because his hands shook too much or something. I thought this was very funny because Danny had no problem playing my guitar when he’d come round my place and sometimes we had very enjoyable sing songs or I’d play Danny some of my extremely basic songs with my very rudimentary guitar playing. Danny had the patience of a saint! :-) But he never left my place saying “Right, Leon, I’m off to bed in the park. Do you have any newspapers I could use as a blanket?”
I read the Independent newspaper interview with ‘Danny Kirwan’ and I found it very funny.
The man in the photograph being interviewed wasn’t Danny Kirwan at all (but I’m sure he was happy to take the money, though I bet it was in cash) and I couldn’t help but giggle at it. Danny must have pissed himself. No wonder the ‘Danny Kirwan’ who gave the interview wasn’t interested in playing the guitar... he probably couldn’t, since he wasn’t Danny Kirwan.
Danny escaped them all. The media. The Fame Machine.!They didn’t even know what he looked like, he looked nothing like they expected him to. A violent attack disfigured his face. He turned it to advantage and could laugh about it, at least he did when he told me the story at my flat back in the nineties.
But, yes, Danny always called it ‘Peter Green’s group.’
What is really missing from the story that is told is how much Danny loved, respected and cared for Peter. How much he felt he owed to Peter as friend and mentor. I know this because Danny would speak in this way regarding Peter so often. Danny never mentioned nor criticised any other member of the band, and he only spoke of Peter with concern and love.
I find it remarkable that Danny never bothered to answer all of the quite frankly horrible things that have been written and said about him since he left FM in ‘72 by many people, including ex-band members. Danny’s silence on the subject is indicative of his class, style and strength of character. I’d not have been so silent, but then I’m not Danny. It must have hurt, but Danny’s personality was always very up and humorous. I’d assumed that Danny was East End Jewish, like Peter, and I’d had East end Jewish friends before that had likewise been very bright and humorous & fun to be around. Maybe I thought Danny was Jewish because he played Woody Allen when we met, or because his mum seemed to me the epitome of a tough but loving East end Jewish mum. His mum nearly punched me once, by mistake though. She’d just punched two Irish lads who’d tried to force their way in to rob her , they’d fucked off and she thought my ringing at the bell was their coming back for more. I told Danny later and we both cracked up laughing. But that was his mum, very protective and fierce in defence of what was hers.
I was amazed to read of the ‘sad life’ of Danny Kirwan when I knew him as a such a happy and fulfilled man. A very witty man. And very intelligent. We had many discussions late into the night on many themes. Or just shot the breeze about what’s going on in the world or in our lives. I didn’t listen to a lot of music with Danny, so much as make music, we’d muck about every now and then, if the mood struck. Mostly we’d joke. Danny loved singing joke songs. The Danny Kirwan the world mourns was another man from the one he actually was. I remember Danny with laughter.
When I read Danny’s obituaries I was greatly saddened at my friend’s passing, and yet greatly lifted & amused at the obituaries themselves ... not only for the false story of Danny’s life they contained, but several of them actually had photographs of two men who I didn’t know who they were but weren’t Danny, several carried photographs of the fake ‘Danny Kirwan’. Others carried photographs of Bob Weston! (Will the real Danny Kirwan please stand up!!!) The media are so lazy. Danny would have pissed himself laughing. I’ve looked far deeper into Danny’s life (or I should really say the various myths of his life) and music since Danny’s passing and I am at times amazed, amused, appalled and greatly inspired.
Danny’s life wasn’t a tragedy at all. It was a magnificent victory against the odds. Danny escaped the Fame & Media Machine, the vampiric soul eater of the Music Business. Danny lived out his life on pretty much his own terms and free of the burden of his past, the prison of fame. I think that’s pretty cool.
Well done Danny. And what a fucking amazing musician you were. I’m still smiling. Rest in ✌️ & 💗
Brother what a fabulous story for such a fabulous person....that is so fucking cool that he lived his life on his terms!! Alls I can say is thanku Danny Kirwan and Peter Green for the music that built the foundation of my life in music...
Excellent👌👍
I have no idea who this peoples are, but I'm surely gonna find out. Man, that's some heavy playing. Oh how I'd like to hear all the other takes of these Fleetwood Mac songs.
Great version!
Yeahhhhh 🤘
This is excellent. Thanks.
Yeahh * So good Song and good guitars... . Love it * *
Thank to doing that kind of music today, Peace
W. :)
Awesome singing voice 👍
This was uploaded less than a month before Danny passed away. I hope somebody was able to show this to him during that time.
Awesome. Love this, inspiring for sure.
No one knows Barrie here in Berlin, I will tell them !!! LES
Fantastic
Mac-tastic.
Since I've been loving you? However it sounds great!
Since I've Been Loving You was released later.
Written and recorded in late 68 , so yes JP probably did a Dazed +C etc🤣
Is it just me ...(I listened to this again today) or does this seem it has something extra ...something special about it? Soul? Reality? Truth? I don't know.....it doesn't seem fake .....just real emotions the way they are playing and singing. Not much music like this around anymore.....just all the click track auto tuned stuff.
James Bond soul and truth that’s what I feel too mate
Wonderful, respectful, reverential, heartfelt tribute♥️👍🙂♥️ Get on the road with this bill it as; Barrie &Joe do Peter & Danny, I will be in the front row♥️🙂👍♥️👍🙂♥️♥️♥️♥️
“Danny was Emotionally Fragile. Often I would look over at Danny and he would be Crying while Playing his Guitar”….Peter Green
Fantastic tone and cover of a great song.
That Gibson 345 is gorgeous.
What amp is it played through.
I bet it's an old gibson amp/epiphone amp
Fender amps I would imagine. Barrie plays a blonde Bassman and Brown Super a lot.
And lots of Reverb for Peter Green’s parts of course.
My stepfather's name was Hollick. He was from Plumstead, South east London. I wonder if he was a relation.
I'm digging the NRFB, although I prefer them with Firebird pickups
joe hollick plays the blues very UK
Very early Fleetwood Mac
👍🙂♥️🙂👍
That tone, that touch. He's not a bad singer either.
All three Danny Kirwan solo albums:
ruclips.net/video/Nxy8o2p0Pa8/видео.html
QuaterMac
I got off the Fleetwood Mac bus after Mr Wonderful. Then Play On didn't do it for me.
Good for you
Hard to believe, but to each their own.
3 "beeb" fans...just saying
Sorry, are all four of them the same person? Lol. Great cover though.