mistermike
10-12-2008, 02:35 PM
Hello!
I'm not sure if this is old news, but anyone who hasn't heard it should definitely check out this Danny Kirwan podcast I randomly stumbled across.
It's comprised entirely of rare and bootleg material from 1968-1972, some of which I've never seen anywhere else. It's got the 1971 BBC performance of "Dragonfly" and a clean version of "Like Crying" from Oslo 1969 without the voiceover that mars the You Tube version.
http://www.earcandyarchive.com/2008/02/01-danny-kirwan-something-inside-of-me.html
It's also got the "live in studio" recording of 'Tell me all the things you do' from the "Madison Blues" compilation, which apparently comes from a 10 Nov 1970 performance at the BBC. It may well be that the ambiguous "live in studio" recordings of 'Station Man' and 'Purple Dancer' from "Madison Blues" are outtakes from the same BBC session, as they seem to have the same BBC "rawness".
I'm not sure if this is old news, but anyone who hasn't heard it should definitely check out this Danny Kirwan podcast I randomly stumbled across.
It's comprised entirely of rare and bootleg material from 1968-1972, some of which I've never seen anywhere else. It's got the 1971 BBC performance of "Dragonfly" and a clean version of "Like Crying" from Oslo 1969 without the voiceover that mars the You Tube version.
http://www.earcandyarchive.com/2008/02/01-danny-kirwan-something-inside-of-me.html
It's also got the "live in studio" recording of 'Tell me all the things you do' from the "Madison Blues" compilation, which apparently comes from a 10 Nov 1970 performance at the BBC. It may well be that the ambiguous "live in studio" recordings of 'Station Man' and 'Purple Dancer' from "Madison Blues" are outtakes from the same BBC session, as they seem to have the same BBC "rawness".