This is a discography for Danny Kirwan, one of the lead guitarists in Fleetwood Mac from 1968 to 1972. From 1975 to 1979 he had a brief solo career.
Discography
Albums Second Chapter (DJM 1975) Midnight in San Juan (DJM 1976; released in US as Danny Kirwan) Hello There Big Boy! (DJM 1979)
Singles "Ram Jam City" / "Hot Summer Day" (DJM 07/1975) – from Second Chapter "Misty River" / "Rolling Hills" (DJM 05/1976) – from Midnight in San Juan "Second Chapter" / "Skip a Dee Doo" (DJM 08/1976 – US only) – from Second Chapter "Hot Summer Day" / "Love Can Always Bring You Happiness" (DJM 06/1977) – from Second Chapter "Let It Be" / "I Can Tell" (DJM 08/1977 – US only) – from Midnight in San Juan "Only You" / "Caroline" (DJM 03/1979 – UK only) – from Hello There Big Boy!
Demo album Ram Jam City (Mooncrest 2000 – recorded in the mid-1970s as demo tracks for the Second Chapter album)
Other releases featuring Danny Kirwan Otis Spann – The Biggest Thing Since Colossus (1969) Tramp – Tramp (1969) Clifford Davis – "Before the Beginning" / "Man of the World" (Blue Horizon 1969) Clifford Davis – "Come On Down and Follow Me" / "Homework" (Blue Horizon 1970) Christine Perfect – Christine Perfect (CBS 1970) Jeremy Spencer – Jeremy Spencer (Reprise 1970) Jeremy Spencer – "Linda" / "Teenage Darling" (Reprise 1970) Chris Youlden – Nowhere Road (1973) Tramp – Put a Record On (1974) Jo Ann Kelly – Tramp 1974 (Mooncrest 2001 – Kirwan plays on 6 tracks recorded live in 1974)
With Fleetwood Mac
Albums Then Play On (Reprise 1969) Fleetwood Mac in Chicago/Blues Jam in Chicago, Vols. 1–2 (Blue Horizon 1969) Kiln House (Reprise 1970) Future Games (Reprise 1971) Bare Trees (Reprise 1972)
Singles "Albatross" / "Jigsaw Puzzle Blues" (Blue Horizon 01/1969) "Man of the World" / "Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked In Tonite" (Immediate 04/1969) "Oh Well (Part 1)" / "Oh Well (Part 2)" (Reprise 11/1969) "Rattlesnake Shake" / "Coming Your Way" (France, Germany, USA, Canada 1969) "The Green Manalishi (With the Two-Pronged Crown)" / "World in Harmony" (Reprise 05/1970) "Jewel Eyed Judy" / "Station Man" (Germany, Netherlands, USA 1970) "Tell Me All the Things You Do" / "This Is the Rock" (France 1970) "Dragonfly" / "The Purple Dancer" (Reprise 03/1971) "Sands of Time" / "Lay It All Down" (USA 11/1971) "Sentimental Lady" / "Sunny Side Of Heaven" (USA 05/1972) "Somebody's Gonna Get Their Head Kicked in Tonight" was credited to 'Earl Vince and the Valiants', a pseudonym sometimes used by Fleetwood Mac when Jeremy Spencer sang lead.
References Fleetwood Mac Legacy [ Allmusic discography] Allmusic's complete discography of Fleetwood Mac