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A taster from Little Barrie's forthcoming album 'Shadow' backed with an amazing Fleetwood Mac cover!
Fuzzbomb – One of the first tracks written from Little Barrie’s fourth album ‘Shadow’, Fuzzbomb takes a right turn at the ‘FuzzWah’ pedal and delivers a song which brings ‘Fuzz’ into the forefront of music once again. Brilliantly combining texture and liveness, Barrie Cadogan states. “I wanted to think about some different guitar sounds, a different approach to playing. More of a mood, more reverb and fuzz”. Once again co-produced with their mighty mentor Edwyn Collins and his engineer Seb Lewsley at West Heath studios in London, Little Barrie deliver a record of sonic quality unrivalled elsewhere.
Only You – Is Little Barrie’s tribute to a great guitarist and song writer, who sadly, is not generally recognised for the influence and impact he had as an early member of Fleetwood Mac. Joining Fleetwood Mac in 1968 he played alongside Peter Green and wrote several of the Fleetwood Mac songs from 1968 till his departure in 1972. ‘Only You’ was only ever released on a live album recorded over three nights - from the 5th to the 7th February 1970 – at the famous Boston Tea Party venue.
A taster from Little Barrie's forthcoming album 'Shadow' backed with an amazing Fleetwood Mac cover!
Fuzzbomb – One of the first tracks written from Little Barrie’s fourth album ‘Shadow’, Fuzzbomb takes a right turn at the ‘FuzzWah’ pedal and delivers a song which brings ‘Fuzz’ into the forefront of music once again. Brilliantly combining texture and liveness, Barrie Cadogan states. “I wanted to think about some different guitar sounds, a different approach to playing. More of a mood, more reverb and fuzz”. Once again co-produced with their mighty mentor Edwyn Collins and his engineer Seb Lewsley at West Heath studios in London, Little Barrie deliver a record of sonic quality unrivalled elsewhere.
Only You – Is Little Barrie’s tribute to a great guitarist and song writer, who sadly, is not generally recognised for the influence and impact he had as an early member of Fleetwood Mac. Joining Fleetwood Mac in 1968 he played alongside Peter Green and wrote several of the Fleetwood Mac songs from 1968 till his departure in 1972. ‘Only You’ was only ever released on a live album recorded over three nights - from the 5th to the 7th February 1970 – at the famous Boston Tea Party venue.