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KILN HOUSE was released at a critical juncture for Fleetwood Mac; leader Peter Green had left the band, and guitarist/vocalists Jeremy Spencer and Danny Kirwan were left to pick up the slack. Fortunately, they took the ball and ran with it, ... Full Descriptiontaking the opportunity to move beyond the blues-based sound of the group's Green-era work.
American roots influences still abound, as on the rockabilly-styled "This is the Rock" and the 3/4-time country tune "Blood on the Floor," but on "Jewel-Eyed Judy" and others, the band moves towards a more progressive, early-'70s British rock sound. The twin guitars and songcraft of Kirwan and Spencer are the driving force behind KILN HOUSE, an album that marked the beginning of an important new chapter in Fleetwood Mac's history.
Live Recording
Fleetwood Mac: Jeremy Spencer (vocals, guitar, piano); Danny Kirwan (vocals, guitar); Mick Fleetwood (drums).
Additional personnel: Christine Perfect (background vocals).
Rolling Stone (11/26/70, p.38) - "...KILN HOUSE...is a venture that would make [Buddy] Holly and [Gene] Vincent unabashedly proud as godparents to the album..."
Q (7/93, p.106) - 2 Stars - Average - "...an odd mixture, alternating between Spencer's rock'n'roll and country pastiches (plus one charmingly gentle love song) and Kirwan's exploratory blues-derived material, with its pleasing discipline and incisive guitar work..." Hide Description Fleetwood Mac Kiln House Songs Kiln House Music Review Average Rating: (4.4 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews strange F MAC effort
i have to say---about this release--it's a strange one. i LOVE all the F Mac eras--they can really play well in the different lineups---but here,i only can dig STATION MAN.the other tunes are kinda listless and meandering.i'd get Mystery to me,or....another MAC cd before this.Especially as an introduction to the band.....
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 When music was REAL!
One of the best of Fleetwood Mac's pre "yuppie" era. Good solid rock. A rare find on CD. Great Stuff!
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Kiln House
Station Man,
Jewel Eyed Judy,
Tell Me all The Things You Do
These songs are incredible.
Danny Kirwan out front. Writing, lead guitar, singing.
Kiln House, Future Games, Bare Trees
contain some of the best rock ever recorded.
Submitted by Rick (Chicago, Illinois USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No One of my favorie albums EVER
This is really happy music, I've worn out my vinyl, but I don't know what I would do without a version with all the familiar skips and pops.
Jeremy Spencer really shines here, 40 years befor his 2006 release: "Precious Little". Check it out, it's a gem.
Submitted by Mark (Utica, MI, USA)
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I bought Kiln House when I first heard it, besides a few non-luster tracks, This ALbum rocked! The dual guitar work(minus Leader Peter Green) surprised and delighted me. Fleetowd Mac has gone through alot of personel changes over the years, yeilding many different flavors of music along the way. If you have never heard this collection, by all means its worth every penny!
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Purchase Kiln House CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Fleetwood Mac Penguin CD (1973)
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1973 was a busy year for Fleetwood Mac, who continued to ply a mix of California country rock and blues at a time when glam ruled the roost in England. PENGUIN was one of two albums recorded that year and the band's first since parting ways with Danny Kirwan. Replacing him were English guitarist Bob Weston and singer Dave Walker, who the Mac stole from Savoy Brown after an American tour with that band. Due to a fair amount of drunk and disorderly behavior in the studio, Walker's contributions were minimal. He penned a country-flavored number called "The Derelict" and sings lead and plays harmonica on Jr. Walker's "(I'm A) Road Runner."
Despite this slight turmoil, the rest of PENGUIN is a wonderful mixed bag of material. Highlights include the upbeat, steel drum-tinged "Did You Ever Love Me," the ethereal "Night Watch" (featuring an uncredited Peter Green on guitar) and the slide guitar-drenched "Remember Me" (punctuated by Christine McVie's ...
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The real star of BARE TREES is guitarist/vocalist Danny Kirwan, who contributes the gorgeous guitar instrumental "Sunny Side of Heaven" and "Bare Trees," a funky rocker that was a massive FM radio staple throughout the seventies. It was new guitarist Bob Welch, however, who wrote and sang the modest hit "Sentimental Lady," a haunting, romantic ballad that remains one of Fleetwood Mac's finest moments. Christime McVie's "Spare Me A Little Of Your Love" hints at Fleetwood Mac's future direction. BARE TREES is a rewarding, well-crafted album that stands on its own merits rather than the Fleetwood Mac legend.
Fleetwood Mac's massive pop success often overshadows the ...
| | Fleetwood Mac Then Play On CD (1969)
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There were 2 different versions of this LP, each with slightly different tracks. The CD contains all tracks from both versions.
Led by singer-guitarist Peter Green, the first version of Fleetwood Mac was one of England's premier bands and possibly the greatest white blues band ever to emerge from the '60s blues revival. 1969's THEN PLAY ON is their best album and Green's pinnacle achievement. Heavily influenced by Otis Rush, Green had an unusually lyrical style for a blues musician, able to draw on flamenco, folk, even classical guitar--all of which make an appearance in the ambitious ...
| | Fleetwood Mac Future Games CD (1971)
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By this album, Fleetwood Mac had only 2 members from the original line-up of 1967: Mick Fleetwood and John McVie. Danny Kirwan joined in 1968, in time for the group's second album. Christine McVie (nee Perfect) joined in 1970, and Bob Welch joined in Spring 1971 to replace departed guitarist Jeremy Spencer.
Not a Mac album that springs readily to mind, when you consider the multi-billion sellers in the catalogue. This was during their "lost period," when they were neither a boy or a girl. Greeny had long departed and Stevie Nicks was not even a twinkle in Mick Fleetwood's ...
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Released in 1973 and now regarded as an important transitional album in Fleetwood Mac's long march towards superstardom, MYSTERY TO ME featured the lineup of Mick Fleetwood, John and Christine McVie, singer/guitarist Bob Welch and guitarist Bob Weston. The hiring of Welch had angered original guitarist Danny Kirwan and after a 1972 gig, the volatile Kirwan went berserk backstage and was fired. On MYSTERY TO ME, the follow-up to PENGUIN (1973) and the band's strongest album in years, the luminous elements of the future Fleetwood Mac were falling in place; Bob Welch's rambling, mystical reverie "Hypnotized" became (and remains to this day) a rock radio standard.
The Welch-Weston-John McVie-penned "Forever" grooves with an atypical African gloss, and the bluesy growl of Welch's "The City" lashes ...
| | Sublime Greatest Hits CD (1999) Enhanced CD; Import
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Few bands in '90s pop were able to hop genres as seamlessly and with as much spirit as Sublime. "What I Got," their breakthrough single, was hungrily eaten up by alternative radio, as were "Wrong Way" and "Santeria." For those who know little of the group beyond their hits, GREATEST HITS fills out the picture. The trippy xylophone and laid-back hip-hop of "Doin' Time" frame lyrics displaying Nowell's vulnerable side. Fellow punk-ska enthusiast Gwen Stefani lends her pipes to the melodic dialogue of "Saw Red." "Badfish" is a reggae-tinged ballad that looks at ocean pollution from an intimate perspective. Nowell truly lived the punk ethic ...
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Yes, it is Better Late Than Never, a quick blast into the past - a truly unique solo effort made on a truly shoestring budget.It all started in a walk-in closet by the shores of Venice, California in October of 2005 and ended up in that very same closet February 2006. The record that emerged was soon mastered to analog tape to sound as if it came out of the vaults - some 60's band you never heard before, but strangely familiar (sorry, Ringo).The album was entirely written, sung, played and mixed by Jamie Laboz, a TV & film composer of sorts... and with the help of old friend and NYC drummer, Marc Slutsky, and the ...
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