Artist: Little Barrie
Genre(s):
Rock
Discography:
Stand Your Ground
Year: 2007
Tracks: 11
We Are Little Barrie + Bonus Tracks
Year: 2005
Tracks: 16
Little Barrie is a London-based trio whose well-grounded is an exciting blend of concentrated rock candy, blues, person, and funk that calls to head authoritative bands of the '60s like Traffic and Cream, and whose loose and neat earthiness earns it a place near the front of the jam set class. Formed in Nottingham in 2000 by Barrie Cadogan (guitar, vocals), Wayne Fulwood (drums, vocals), and Lewis Wharton (bass), the chemical group released a handful of singles for small labels like Stark Reality and Showdown ahead acquiring signed to Genuine Recordings and start process on its first base album. Produced by indie pop caption Edwyn Collins (whom Cadogan had met patch working in a guitar shop), We Are Little Barrie rack up the shops in February 2005. Recorded over the course of 23 weeks in Collins' studio, working on Wednesdays only due to Collins' fussy schedule, the band concocted an album that sounds both meticulously crafted and bashed out. The record, combined with the group's torrid hot performances, gave Cadogan a repp as one of the best young guitar slingers on the scenery and light-emitting diode to his subbing for Morrissey's guitar player in some live dates and collaborating with Johnny Marr and inspiring Collins to pick up his guitar once more. Artemis Records released the album in the U.S. at the end of June 2005. Before the transcription of their second album, Fulwood, wHO had tired of the rock & roll life-style, left the set. Sophomore record Rack Your Ground was recorded during 2006 in New York with producer Dan the Automator at the helm and Blues Explosion drummer Russell Simins, and in London with Mike Pelanconi producing and new bandmember Billy Skinner on drums. The album was released in 2007 by PIAS/Wall of Sound.
Daniela Romo
