This is now 49 years old. Still moving. Kirwan reached a creative peak with Future Games and Bare Trees -- much musical maturity for someone who was in his early 20s. The Kirwan/Welch overlap period was short, but unbeatable.
Danny Kirwan was a true songsmith! And sung and played so beautiful, I have never heard anything close to his talent. So sad he got lost in his wilderness. R.I.P Danny
Danny Kirwan's contributions to not just to Fleetwood Mac,but to music in general are very sadly overlooked..The quality of his songwriting is unquestionable..otherworldly.
It's touching to see everyone's love and appreciation of the incredible Danny I'm glad he hasn't been forgotten. Massively underated and deserving of so much more.
i wish there was some decent live footage of him and the band, there is a little bit but its not good.. thank god for his gorgeous voice and guitar and musical ability.. r i p my unknown friend..
@@davidevans3227 I was with Danny from 1969-1971 lovely musical genius...quirky fellow, loving and sweet ...terrible life after Mac...I went to UK in 1994, Clifford ( old manager )wouldn’t tell me where he was, told me he didn’t want me to see him that way....to remember him the last time I saw him 2/72 on east coast tour...I wasn’t with him at that time but still friends with the band, so I went on a small leg of the tour...Peter Green and Danny were pure musical geniuses ❤️
I heard Danny was a perfectionist (not unlike many of us) and is why the rest of the band welcomed his leaving, too bad really when you hear the passion in his style of playing and voice. There is much to enjoy on all albums prior to Lindsey and Nicks! Open up your minds, it’s a gift...
I've also heard bob Welch was extremely jealous of Danny's talent and would goad him about not being up to scratch. As far as I'm aware this is what led to him smashing his guitar and subsequently getting sacked from the band.
@@stevovimyBob was extremely jealous of danny. Danny was a far better Guitar player, by a thousand percent. Better songwriter, better singer, and last but not least Danny was drop dead gorgeous and Bob Welch look like some kind of little gnome. That might not sound like enough reason to dislike somebody but in the world of rock and roll and attracting women, Danny was absolutely angelic.
Future Games, Bare Trees and Mystery To Me.....all these alblums have a feeling about them.....someone said it on here, 'wistful'....dreamlike....I really like this time in Fleetwood Mac
Of all of Danny's other worldly gems, there's something about Sands of Time that really does it for me. I feel that this song is the true musical essence of Daniel David Kirwan
RIGHT! Heroes (to me) was their last solid/non-commercial album. "Coming Home" is one of Bob's best... ethereal.. I remembered/played it for the first time in a decade when I heard he passed.
danny is nervous at first , and unfortunately he ends it suddenly. this song is so incredible it is a shame that dozens of live versions don't exist . to imagine this wonderful man playing and singing his songs live is a very pleasant daydream
You can tell bob Welch is rushing the rhythm. That coupled with Danny's nervousness is probably what leads to it being cut short. Peter would play ten minute solos, but I feel like the band didn't give danny that respect despite him practically leading them at this point.
only yesterday, i learned to appreciate danny kirwan, and learn about him. he deserves to be much more listened. --as i for one coneinue to mine the extraordinary early 70's. ; artists i'd missed at the time.
Priceless, I could watch this all day. Danny was a gifted, darling, young genius.How wonderful this was filmed.To think he was just 18 when he joined the band and could already play like that.The live recording in Seattle 1972 is incredible.He really jams and blows you away with the set they do.
I play this often , I don't know many thousands of listens . Maybe I will get to heaven and remember every beautiful second and I hope Danny has a wonderful beautiful place in heaven ,loved dearly by all
The studio version of this is a true masterpiece. I don’t say this lightly. Although I am 57 years old and this was close to my time period, I picked up on FM during the mystery to me album on. I was aware of Peter Green I totally missed the true musical genius of the Band which is Danny Kirwan the man was on a different level. I suspect that with his death we will see the rise of a new icon.
Woman of a thousand years How are your sons of a time ago Do they still admire your silvered ways As you go down To the sea and golden sand You may be seen up in the sky And from the land Or floating by, a fisherman's day Flying down from a high She is gone, and then appears From the water's edge Woman of a thousand years He waits to see you... You may be seen up in the sky And from the land Or floating by, a fisherman's day Flying down from a high She is gone, and then appears From the water's edge He waits to see you For it has been long since you left him On his own to wander Woman of a thousand years How are your sons of a time ago Do they still admire your silvered ways As you go down To the sea and golden sand
everything or anything with danny is appreciated . if this song had gone platinum, as it should have, he would then have had the clout and confidence to decide who goes where . what a phenomenal angel
Beautiful song. I remember an interview with Bob Welch, he spoke highly of Danny's talent. Can't remember the exact quote, but Bob noted there was a similarity between Danny's songs and Stevie's songs. It's not hard to imagine Stevie singing something like this, the lyrics are right up her alley.
Kiln House and Future Games are the best Fleetwood Mac albums for me. The early seventies we're a dream. For the Roses by Joni Mitchell Led Zepplin's Third album, Donovan, Jethro Tull, the whole Soft Machine, Fairport Convention Canterbury thing. today These are the things 'Radio Head' strives for.
Same here... been listening to it since the 70s.. have no clue who I thought sang it .. guess I never gave it consideration (it's definitely not Christine).
soulful, indeed, is the right Word and concept for Kirwan's contributions to FM on this band's era...soul is the Little only thing they missed on later songs of the band, after Danny was sacked...cheers!
I just heard the studio cut minutes ago, first time. Wow, shock - Fleetwood Mac!! I had to find out more. I see there is a video devoted to the 71-74 Era of Fleetwood Mac. I'm onto that next. I love this vibe, really beautiful.
Well, it was 1971, and the contemporary technology of the day restricted the quality of the audio. TV production in those days had little or no emphasis on audio (not did it in the last 80's when I studied TV production in college). The fact that in West Germany they actually had these live performances on TV and documented them is a credit to German TV production.
Danny oh Danny...Sensitive,melodic,extremely talented and self- destructive...This token here...Another one of your poems-for some time ago you made the guitar "speak"...and occasionally weep.
What a great album Future Games is. I saw the 1972 lineup of Fleetwood Mac in concert. I was too naive and “distracted” to fully appreciate what I was experiencing.
@ Michael rose I forget what song is playing visually , but mick is fun to watch and danny is visually stunning , his song is sung and played wonderfully and at the beginning just a bit quicker . Danny has so many fabulous songs it is a shame there is not more video of him
Only very recently realising the genius of Danny... so glad he was able to leave such a beautiful recorded legacy - and this wonderful clip. Thanks for uploading and, play on, Danny ❤
Wow I've never seen any live footage with Danny Kirwin. Future Games and Bare Trees are amazing albums. There rushing the tempo a bit more than I like but what the hell. This is history.
There is footage of Fleetwood Mac and Danny playing dragonfly.. one of his best songs.. i think its called beat club.. there is other footage too.. u maybe well have found it by now of course.
Thank you ever so much for uploading these vids..I lost a harddrive with all my vid clips of Danny & Bob, and couldn't ask Bob to replace them, because of that terrible tragedy that happened with him. I'm still in shock, actually... Miss him..
Way back when I and my future wife wood stack this album and Bare trees and mystery to me on the turntable late at night in front of the fireplace lay on the floor and listen. Didn’t need need a tv.
The only FM song that has yet to have been digitally remastered, is, sadly, one of Danny's best.. "Purple Dancer", with Danny and Jeremy Spencer trading licks (not Bob Welch, as is commonly assumed). That song is a real cooker.. and I finally found a good copy on a German "Best of" tape from around 1971. There's a few alternate versions floating around, but they're no match for the original. If you get a chance to hear the oriiginal, have a listen to it. It's excellent...
Yes 1972 was the year he was fired for going nuts and breaking up the dressing room then refusing to go on. Afterward he sadistically critiqued their performance without him....Mick with tears in his eyes fired him. Greatest loss in FM history...even bigger than Peter Green because they had no lead guitar player after that and a year later I saw them get booed off the stage in '73 with a Danny-less lineup. What a loss...this era of FM was the best(Kiln House-Bare Trees). And if you don't believe me search Fleetwood Mac in Seattle 1972
I think Man of the World was the beginning of that kind of change, maybe even Albatross. Danny took on a softer style as well, gravitating away from pure blues. It makes me wonder what kind of songs Boilerhouse played.
Awww, how cute is Danny? I hadn't seen much footage of him before. Shame he gets less credit for his work with Fleetwood Mac than he deserves. See from some of the comments below that other people agree.
Danny Kirwin is a genius. This is a great song, unfortunately, the video is from "Moses, lay it all down". Check out Danny's "Dragonfly" and live at Waterbury, 1972.
Remembering Danny Kirwan born on May 13, 1950. He was a British musician whose greatest success came as guitarist, singer and songwriter with the blues-rock band Fleetwood Mac between 1968 and 1972. He released three albums as a solo artist from 1975 to 1979, recorded albums with Otis Spann, Chris Youlden, and Tramp, and worked with former Fleetwood Mac colleagues Jeremy Spencer and Christine McVie on some of their solo projects. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Kirwan
Your compilation of moments of the 'Lay It All Down' video is perfectly synchronizing with this live version of 'Woman Of A Thousand Years' . Great job!
He doesn't seem to get ANY credit from Mick John or Christine.....they never mention how after Peter Green left he took a huge playing and songwriting role that shifted the direction of the band to the Pop/Rock they do still today.... not to mention when he was kicked out he was only 23.
Absolutely amazing stuff , Danny was the best ! A fully agree with Oclero . A few days back I read that his brain was at one time slightly damaged using the wrong stuff (drugs) What a shame and pity .. If he would be allright now , maybe the original line up of the band would come together again !
MT3, Nice one. Danny hasn't been given due credit by any stretch of the imagination. PK9, I'll look that up, thanks. It's nice to see posters here expressing their appreciation for him. Band dynamics being an area I wouldn't want to go into--the touring, the personalities--but after such a long time . . .
Video is from some other song. How could they mess this up? The other songs from this Beat Club performance are fine. Dragonfly and Lay It All Down play fine. Too bad.
This must have come within days of their performing "Dragonfly" on Beat Club. They're all wearing the same clothes, I could swear. At any rate, the Beat Club video has great sound.
I've often wondered if there's a full recording of this performance. It feels like it's the same night doesn't it? To me it feels like Danny has so much extra solo power in him but he's being curbed by the rhythm section to finishing early.
This is now 49 years old. Still moving. Kirwan reached a creative peak with Future Games and Bare Trees -- much musical maturity for someone who was in his early 20s. The Kirwan/Welch overlap period was short, but unbeatable.
Truth
Danny Kirwan was a true songsmith! And sung and played so beautiful, I have never heard anything close to his talent. So sad he got lost in his wilderness. R.I.P Danny
Danny Kirwan's contributions to not just to Fleetwood Mac,but to music in general are very sadly overlooked..The quality of his songwriting is
unquestionable..otherworldly.
It's touching to see everyone's love and appreciation of the incredible Danny I'm glad he hasn't been forgotten. Massively underated and deserving of so much more.
+Sara Mokrzycki Yes i too believe so and irrespective, he is above it all.
i wish there was some decent live footage of him and the band, there is a little bit but its not good.. thank god for his gorgeous voice and guitar and musical ability.. r i p my unknown friend..
@@davidevans3227 I was with Danny from 1969-1971 lovely musical genius...quirky fellow, loving and sweet ...terrible life after Mac...I went to UK in 1994, Clifford ( old manager )wouldn’t tell me where he was, told me he didn’t want me to see him that way....to remember him the last time I saw him 2/72 on east coast tour...I wasn’t with him at that time but still friends with the band, so I went on a small leg of the tour...Peter Green and Danny were pure musical geniuses ❤️
Danny lives in our hearts forever on. Incredible talent. He helped the band take off like a spaceship.
yesss!!!!
I heard Danny was a perfectionist (not unlike many of us) and is why the rest of the band welcomed his leaving, too bad really when you hear the passion in his style of playing and voice. There is much to enjoy on all albums prior to Lindsey and Nicks! Open up your minds, it’s a gift...
I've also heard bob Welch was extremely jealous of Danny's talent and would goad him about not being up to scratch. As far as I'm aware this is what led to him smashing his guitar and subsequently getting sacked from the band.
@@stevovimy It was written that it was an argument over tuning. What did you hear? There is no question Danny's musical abilities far surpassed Bob's.
@@stevovimyBob was extremely jealous of danny. Danny was a far better Guitar player, by a thousand percent. Better songwriter, better singer, and last but not least Danny was drop dead gorgeous and Bob Welch look like some kind of little gnome. That might not sound like enough reason to dislike somebody but in the world of rock and roll and attracting women, Danny was absolutely angelic.
Like this period of fleetwood mac never gets played on the radio
Future Games, Bare Trees and Mystery To Me.....all these alblums have a feeling about them.....someone said it on here, 'wistful'....dreamlike....I really like this time in Fleetwood Mac
Appreciation, sure, but Sands of Time is best of Kirwan's, what a song!
Of all of Danny's other worldly gems, there's something about Sands of Time that really does it for me. I feel that this song is the true musical essence of Daniel David Kirwan
Yes. And don't forget " Penguin ".
RIGHT! Heroes (to me) was their last solid/non-commercial album. "Coming Home" is one of Bob's best... ethereal.. I remembered/played it for the first time in a decade when I heard he passed.
I always feel there's a sadness about them, in a good way
danny is nervous at first , and unfortunately he ends it suddenly. this song is so incredible it is a shame that dozens of live versions don't exist . to imagine this wonderful man playing and singing his songs live is a very pleasant daydream
Uhhh, not exactly.
This video is not really of this particular song, Woman Of A Thousand Years.
It's just a loop of some other tune.
I had noticed the video is not in sync to the song.
You can tell bob Welch is rushing the rhythm. That coupled with Danny's nervousness is probably what leads to it being cut short. Peter would play ten minute solos, but I feel like the band didn't give danny that respect despite him practically leading them at this point.
Damn, McVie knows how to subtlely play bass, unobtrusive but carries the weight along with with Fleetwood's tasteful drumming.
They are amazing and truly humble
Truth, and I'm a bass player
only yesterday, i learned to appreciate danny kirwan, and learn about him. he deserves to be much more listened. --as i for one coneinue to mine the extraordinary early 70's. ; artists i'd missed at the time.
I agree, Danny was a fantastic musician! He was VERY creative. He is grossly underrated.
Woman of a thousand years - This coulda easily passed me by.....
Now I understand , Danny Kirwan what a 'Talent"
Love and miss Danny. 😢🎶♥️
Me too.
Priceless, I could watch this all day. Danny was a gifted, darling, young genius.How wonderful this was filmed.To think he was just 18 when he joined the band and could already play like that.The live recording in Seattle 1972 is incredible.He really jams and blows you away with the set they do.
I play this often , I don't know many thousands of listens . Maybe I will get to heaven and remember every beautiful second and I hope Danny has a wonderful beautiful place in heaven ,loved dearly by all
That is the most moving tribute to Danny that I have read.
what a guitarist...
The ethereal, breathy tones of Danny's vocal. Amazing and haunting.
Any glimpse of Danny, Peter, or the old FM is appreciated.
RIP Danny Kirwan. He passed today in London.
The studio version of this is a true masterpiece. I don’t say this lightly. Although I am 57 years old and this was close to my time period, I picked up on FM during the mystery to me album on. I was aware of Peter Green I totally missed the true musical genius of the Band which is Danny Kirwan the man was on a different level. I suspect that with his death we will see the rise of a new icon.
it's one of the best things I've ever heard
Woman of a thousand years
How are your sons of a time ago
Do they still admire your silvered ways
As you go down
To the sea and golden sand
You may be seen up in the sky
And from the land
Or floating by, a fisherman's day
Flying down from a high
She is gone, and then appears
From the water's edge
Woman of a thousand years
He waits to see you...
You may be seen up in the sky
And from the land
Or floating by, a fisherman's day
Flying down from a high
She is gone, and then appears
From the water's edge
He waits to see you
For it has been long since you left him
On his own to wander
Woman of a thousand years
How are your sons of a time ago
Do they still admire your silvered ways
As you go down
To the sea and golden sand
Maria Diaz Love, love, love this song of Danny’s.
everything or anything with danny is appreciated . if this song had gone platinum, as it should have, he would then have had the clout and confidence to decide who goes where . what a phenomenal angel
So nice. This is one of those songs that touch the places inside you, parts of yourself you forgot were even there. Beautiful
Beautiful song. I remember an interview with Bob Welch, he spoke highly of Danny's talent. Can't remember the exact quote, but Bob noted there was a similarity between Danny's songs and Stevie's songs. It's not hard to imagine Stevie singing something like this, the lyrics are right up her alley.
Here he is himself, the humble master-wizard: Danny Kirwan, guitarist of undying renown. See also 'Sands of Time' !
I would add to that "Dragonfly" and the amazingly beautiful and haunting "Dust."
right, this is he. I love Danny, and I am happy to see how people are discovering his great work
Such purity of tone! Wonderful!
Kiln House and Future Games are
the best Fleetwood Mac
albums for me. The early seventies we're
a dream. For the Roses by Joni Mitchell
Led Zepplin's Third album, Donovan, Jethro Tull,
the whole Soft Machine, Fairport Convention
Canterbury thing.
today
These are the things 'Radio Head' strives for.
Then Play On and Bare Trees for me.
Rest in Peace Brother....
Danny was such a great player and writer.Such a shame how it ended.
imo the most original period of fm, and my favorite.
Never knew Kirwan sang lead on this tune. Love this song.
I didn't know either. I've always liked this song too.
Same here... been listening to it since the 70s.. have no clue who I thought sang it .. guess I never gave it consideration (it's definitely not Christine).
great music from these days. glad to have discovered it.
loved this era so much
Only time I've heard Danny speak when he was introducing the song. Too bad there wasn't any interviews or anything with him.
If you type in on youtube
Danny kirwan and Peter green rehearsal live. You will be happy
Danny, a great part of the FM years and such a great musician, one of the most natural of guitarist's. RIP Danny....
soulful, indeed, is the right Word and concept for Kirwan's contributions to FM on this band's era...soul is the Little only thing they missed on later songs of the band, after Danny was sacked...cheers!
Holy shit, Danny Kirwan!! Love him. Love this.
I just heard the studio cut minutes ago, first time. Wow, shock - Fleetwood Mac!! I had to find out more. I see there is a video devoted to the 71-74 Era of Fleetwood Mac. I'm onto that next. I love this vibe, really beautiful.
What a treasure - too bad fidelity's so low. I love this period of F. Mac - at its best, sheer wistful ecstasy.
Well, it was 1971, and the contemporary technology of the day restricted the quality of the audio. TV production in those days had little or no emphasis on audio (not did it in the last 80's when I studied TV production in college). The fact that in West Germany they actually had these live performances on TV and documented them is a credit to German TV production.
Danny oh Danny...Sensitive,melodic,extremely talented and self- destructive...This token here...Another one of your poems-for some time ago you made the guitar "speak"...and occasionally weep.
I pray for Danny’s spirit a nd evolutionary.
RIP Danny 💗💗
What a great album Future Games is. I saw the 1972 lineup of Fleetwood Mac in concert. I was too naive and “distracted” to fully appreciate what I was experiencing.
This is the Fleetwood Mac I saw.
FLEETWOOD MAC, Spirit, West, Bruce, & Laing
Phila. Spectrum
Nov, 1972
Awesome. And I bet the tickets were something like $3, $4 and $5 ?
If Danny was still there, it was one of his last shows.
Lucky!
except for Danny. What a shame. He was sacked in sept of 72.
danny your music is so incredibly beautiful ,i have been playing it since 1968,the beauty never ends,i hope you have now found peace.
The premier band of the seventies!
Led Zeppelin.
@ Michael rose I forget what song is playing visually , but mick is fun to watch and danny is visually stunning , his song is sung and played wonderfully and at the beginning just a bit quicker . Danny has so many fabulous songs it is a shame there is not more video of him
:( Danny R.I.P.
Only very recently realising the genius of Danny... so glad he was able to leave such a beautiful recorded legacy - and this wonderful clip. Thanks for uploading and, play on, Danny ❤
Gorgeous song.
Thanks for this post ,, Danny KIRWAN was a great,, almost forgotten.
R.I.P Danny
No matter who is out front Mick & John make them the best they can be.
Love you Danny, RIP
To me this is Fleetwood Mac. RIP Danny and Bob
loved Danny and his music ❤❤❤
What a song....
A beautifully crafted ode to the Moon.
I love this song
Wow I've never seen any live footage with Danny Kirwin. Future Games and Bare Trees are amazing albums. There rushing the tempo a bit more than I like but what the hell. This is history.
There is footage of Fleetwood Mac and Danny playing dragonfly.. one of his best songs.. i think its called beat club.. there is other footage too.. u maybe well have found it by now of course.
there's plenty of footage of Danny & Greeny from 68-69.
Kirwan
wonder full, amazing song, the kind of music that stops you from the thinking mind into the unknown 👍🏻
great period for the Mac, real soulful.
LONG LIVE danny kirwan!
Thank you ever so much for uploading these vids..I lost a harddrive with all my vid clips of Danny & Bob, and couldn't ask Bob to replace them, because of that terrible tragedy that happened with him. I'm still in shock, actually... Miss him..
Way back when I and my future wife wood stack this album and Bare trees and mystery to me on the turntable late at night in front of the fireplace lay on the floor and listen. Didn’t need need a tv.
The only FM song that has yet to have been digitally remastered, is, sadly, one of Danny's best.. "Purple Dancer", with Danny and Jeremy Spencer trading licks (not Bob Welch, as is commonly assumed). That song is a real cooker.. and I finally found a good copy on a German "Best of" tape from around 1971. There's a few alternate versions floating around, but they're no match for the original. If you get a chance to hear the oriiginal, have a listen to it. It's excellent...
The live version kicking about is great too! Bob Welch is well known to have been jealous of danny.
The year Danny Kirwan left - this must be one of his last gigs with the band.
Think you right, bro.
Yes 1972 was the year he was fired for going nuts and breaking up the dressing room then refusing to go on. Afterward he sadistically critiqued their performance without him....Mick with tears in his eyes fired him. Greatest loss in FM history...even bigger than Peter Green because they had no lead guitar player after that and a year later I saw them get booed off the stage in '73 with a Danny-less lineup. What a loss...this era of FM was the best(Kiln House-Bare Trees). And if you don't believe me search Fleetwood Mac in Seattle 1972
I think Man of the World was the beginning of that kind of change, maybe even Albatross. Danny took on a softer style as well, gravitating away from pure blues. It makes me wonder what kind of songs Boilerhouse played.
They all are so young here! Christine is a real beauty!
Great song, but video is a different one I think. Actually one of my fave Mac lps, despite PG's absence. Something about Kirwan's style
Awww, how cute is Danny? I hadn't seen much footage of him before. Shame he gets less credit for his work with Fleetwood Mac than he deserves. See from some of the comments below that other people agree.
Jealous bob Welch speeding the rhythm up nicely.
Danny Kirwin is a genius. This is a great song, unfortunately, the video is from "Moses, lay it all down". Check out Danny's "Dragonfly" and live at Waterbury, 1972.
yeah - i see that
Kirwan NOT Kirwin
I remember the good old day´s !!!!!
Remembering Danny Kirwan born on May 13, 1950. He was a British musician whose greatest success came as guitarist, singer and songwriter with the blues-rock band Fleetwood Mac between 1968 and 1972. He released three albums as a solo artist from 1975 to 1979, recorded albums with Otis Spann, Chris Youlden, and Tramp, and worked with former Fleetwood Mac colleagues Jeremy Spencer and Christine McVie on some of their solo projects. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Kirwan
Your compilation of moments of the 'Lay It All Down' video is perfectly synchronizing with this live version of 'Woman Of A Thousand Years' . Great job!
The Bob Welch days with fleet wood Mac were the best
He doesn't seem to get ANY credit from Mick John or Christine.....they never mention how after
Peter Green left he took a huge playing and songwriting role that shifted the direction of the band
to the Pop/Rock they do still today.... not to mention when he was kicked out he was only 23.
Absolutely amazing stuff , Danny was the best !
A fully agree with Oclero .
A few days back I read that his brain was at one time slightly damaged using the wrong stuff (drugs)
What a shame and pity ..
If he would be allright now , maybe the original line up of the band would come together again !
The original line up of the band will never take place, Bob Brunning past away 6 years ago. You're suggesting a line up op mark3.
oh ist das wunderschön, da kann man dieses bucknicks zeugs sowas von vergessen
I want the future games album
KathyAnn Johnson Yes it was here, and now is gone. Future Games is my favorite Fleetwood Mac Album, one of favorite albums by anyone, all time
Will always be my favorite album!!!
+KathyAnn Johnson I have it and would love to share it - but how ?
Go and buy it then.DO IT NOW
a slow burner it'll stay on your turntable. yep,turntable.
Love the song "dust" from bare trees❤❤❤
Wow - just saw the Chicken Shack chick! Perfect!
Indeed Perfect.
Appropriate name💝
Wow! All this time I thought that was Christine singing that song!
Great song, great band...not a good video
cool
MT3, Nice one. Danny hasn't been given due credit by any stretch of the imagination.
PK9, I'll look that up, thanks. It's nice to see posters here expressing their appreciation for him. Band dynamics being an area I wouldn't want to go into--the touring, the personalities--but after such a long time . . .
Neither has Welch, he wasn’t even inducted into the RRHOF with FM because he dared to sure them over cheating him in royalties.
Some trippy shit there.
what a wonderful time.
So true...
This live version is better than the studio recording!
Nice bootleg, love this era of the Mac, but the video is faked -- doesn't match the audio
Obviously
Video is from some other song. How could they mess this up? The other songs from this Beat Club performance are fine. Dragonfly and Lay It All Down play fine. Too bad.
Great song. It has a Talisman sound to it from Burton Cummings/Randy Bachman but it was the early 70s and a lot of bands had similar styles.
@oclero Maybe now, but not before the acid damage. Peter Green was amazing....
Wheres the whole gig?? Video probably from Beat Club from '72 period.German TV -how cool rockin on da tube
I wonder if the live version of dragonfly is from the same set?
❤
This must have come within days of their performing "Dragonfly" on Beat Club. They're all wearing the same clothes, I could swear. At any rate, the Beat Club video has great sound.
I've often wondered if there's a full recording of this performance. It feels like it's the same night doesn't it? To me it feels like Danny has so much extra solo power in him but he's being curbed by the rhythm section to finishing early.
Boilerhouse, straight ahead blues covers...
It's a shame that the sound mix is so bad, the instruments all sound far back in the mix and the vocals are muddy, and out of sync
@MusicalTree3 Yeah he was pretty hot in my eyes too!