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Dan The Automator is back in control

 

Gorillaz producer Dan 'The Automator' Nakamura has collaborated with Little Barrie on their forthcoming album.

 

The band, who are currently putting the finishing touches to their as-yet-untitled follow up to 2005's 'We are Little Barrie', have been working with Nakamura on production duties in New York.

 

Blues Explosion drummer Russell Simins has also been roped in for a guest appearance on the album, due out in October.

 

Before that the band will be showcasing new tracks from their new record for a series of UK dates over the next couple of weeks.

 

They will play:

 

Bristol Harbourside Festival (July 30)

London St Moritz (August 2/23)

Kesgrave Music Festival (5)

Sheffield The Plug Club NME (7)

 

Just thought I'd post this here ^_^

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That's good news for Little Barrie, but who are they? :huh:

 

Little Barrie are a three-piece band from Beeston, Nottinghamshire in the United Kingdom, since relocated to London.

 

The band consists of Barrie Cadogan (guitar and vocals), Lewis Wharton (bass) and Billy Skinner (drums). Before Billy, Wayne Fulwood was playing drums and singing. Their music could be described as stripped-down soul-infused blues rock 'n' roll.

 

Little Barrie released their debut album, We Are Little Barrie, in February 2005. It was recorded in studio with Edwyn Collins.

 

Wayne left the band before the recording of their second album Stand your Ground, recorded by Blues Explosion drummer Russell Simins and new drummer Billy Skinner. The album is produced by Dan The Automator and Mike " Prince Fatty" Pelanconi

 

Discography

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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/2/21/We_are_a_little_barrie.jpg

Albums

 

We Are Little Barrie (2005, Genuine/Artemis Records)

Stand your Ground (2006, Genuine) Release date: 02 October 2006

 

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EPs

Little Barrie EP

Burned Out / Be The One / Thinking On The Mind / Mud Sticks (cd Only) / Thinking On The Mind (aspects Remix)(Genuine)

Release date: 27 September 2004

Girls & shoes EP (Japanese limited)

I Wonder Whether / Girls & Shoes / Pretty Pictures / Why Don't You Do It (Pias/Hostess)

Release date: 12 July 2006

 

 

 

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Singles

Shrug off Love / Reply Me (Stark Reality 005)

Release date: 03 Aug 2000

Don't call it the truth / Give me a microphone (Stark Reality 010)

Release date: 04 June 2001

Memories Well / Didn't Mean A Thing (Stark Reality 015)

Release date: 26 November 2001

Burned Out / Buy My Style (Showdown)

Release date: 13 February 2002

Free Salute / Didn't Mean A Thing (Vinyl Only) / Buy My Style(CD Only) / Stones Throw Instrumental (CD Only) (Pias)

Release date: 22 January 2005

Long Hair (Radio Version) / Long Hair (Stereo MC's 7" Edit) (CD Only) / Long Hair (Extended Version) (Vinyl Only) / Once Upon A Lie (Demo) (Pias)

Release date: 19 May 2005

Greener Pastures (Radio Edit) / Burned Out (DJ Nu-Mark Remix) / Greener Pastures (Live At The Ab Club, Belgium) (CD Only)

Release date: 19 September 2005

 

 

 

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Miscellaneous

Aspects - Impact single

Impact (Little Barrie remix)

 

Aspects 2004 LP 'Mystery Theatre?

Soul sister

 

Dj Format - Remixes EP

Another One Of Those Songs' (Little Barrie Remix)

 

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DVDs

We Are Little Barrie (Japan Only Album & Live DVD)

 

Tracks: CD: Free Salute / Burned Out / Greener Pastures / Be The One / Please Tell Me / Well And Truly Done / Stone Reprise / Stones Throw / Long Hair / Thinking On The Mind / Move On So Easy / Living In And Out Of Place / Freeprise / Buy My Style (Japan Only) / Mud Sticks (Japan Only). DVD: Free Salute (video), Long hair (video), live gig filmed at Belgium's AB Club.

 

 

 

 

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External links

Official:

 

http://littlebarrie.com

http://www.myspace.com/littlebarrie

Unofficial:

 

http://www.littlebarrie.org/

Interviews:

 

http://www.leftlion.co.uk/articles.cfm/id/788

http://www.toazted.de/artistinfo.php?artist=548

http://www.star-ecentral.com/news/story.as...Online-eCentral

http://www.theage.com.au/news/Music/Weird-...8123903692.html

 

 

 

 

aha this could be great,i would really enjoy more gorillaz style music in the world as alot more of it is needed,i hope it is similar sound to gorillaz music as i would be highly highly interested
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