Vinyl Album - Danny Kirwan - Hello There Big Boy! - DJM

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Danny Kirwan
Title:	Hello There Big Boy!
Label:	DJM
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	DJM-22
Date:	May 1979
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Danny Kirwan	Wings Of A Dove	D. Kirwan	Rate
A2	Danny Kirwan	Gettin´ The Feelin´	T. Rivers	Rate
A3	Danny Kirwan	End Up Crying	Kirby	Rate
A4	Danny Kirwan	Caroline	D. Kirwan, C. G. Adams	Rate
A5	Danny Kirwan	You	R. Edelman	Rate
B1	Danny Kirwan	Only You	D. Kirwan	Rate
B2	Danny Kirwan	California	C. G. Adams, D. Gillespie	Rate
B3	Danny Kirwan	Spaceman	D. Kirwan	Rate
B4	Danny Kirwan	Summer Days And Summer Nights	D. Kirwan	Rate

Notes

BB Recommended LPs: May 12, 1979

Arranged and Produced by Clifford Davis for Clifford Davis Productions Ltd.

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Comments and Reviews


David Harvey 10th Feb 2022		Review Danny Kirwan's final album Hello There Big Boy is quite a bittersweet album, because it was the last one he would ever make and the sessions coincided with his mental health deteriorating to the point where he could no longer continue his music career after the album's release. He did sing and play rhythm guitar, but it's unlikely that he played any lead guitar, although two songs, ironically, feature his own Fleetwood Mac replacement Bob Weston playing lead guitar. Bob Weston (I'm using his full name to avoid confusion with Bob Welch) did remember that Danny had totally fallen apart, because he could still play rhythm guitar, but incapable of playing lead guitar. The first track "Wings of a Dove" has a very Rumours-like production sound and even ex-Fleetwood Mac manager Clifford Davis, who produced it, described the album as so bad and said that Danny had to finish it for contractual reasons. It's very sad that Danny fell victim to alcoholism, mental illness and homelessness and never made any official return to music, not like Brian Wilson or Peter Green. 5 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?

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