Rory Gallagher - DVD
 

Not that anyones interested but just thought i'd give this DVD a quick mention, i went into virgin to get a CD yesterday and spotted this new release, about time too.
Anyway to the point, it is absolutely brill..it covers all of his montreaux concerts (he did 5 in 20 years) and his playing is totally electric, really has the hairs on your arms and neck stand on end, this guy was so talented i am gutted i never got to see him live.

defo recommend, over 2 hours of quality music for £13.99

Many moons ago when God was still wearing short trousers, I (as part of the worst band in the world :lol: ) recorded an eight-track demo in a studio in East London that Rory Gallagher had recorded in a few weeks before (this is the bit where you say "coool!" :lol: ). He was a great blues rocker and I've always rated him highly, so thanks for the info.


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Got the DVD from guy at work, excelent stuff!

Coool 8)

Saw him in concert in Glasgow around 1987, my mate had got me a ticket and he ended up going to see Jethro Tull in Edinburgh that night (Ha Ha serves him right - they were crap that night apparently!)
So me and the better half went. Hadn't heard much of his stuff before but man what a show. as vltn put it "electric"

Have now had to put on CD - Bad Penny! - FANTASTIC

Going to wallow in nostalgia for rest of day :)

Now on to "Crest of a Wave"

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Don't worry not going to list them all............................................ but how appropriate -

Track listening to now is "They Don't Make Them Like You Anymore"

cooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool :lol:

i used to session in a couple of east london places "midland road" and "old street studios"

hey portree bad penny IS awesome aint it?

There is another Blues guy, (English rather than Irish though :P) called Bert Jansch, and if you are fond of Ol Rory, you could do worse than pick up on of his albums.

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Jimmy Page and Hendrix were both massive fans. And, I am not one to argue with those chaps.

(BTW thanks for the pointer...)

Blues? I always thought that he was a folk musician
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bert_Jansch

'Black Mountainside' on Led Zep 1, is Jimmy Page's reworking of Jansch's version of the Irish folk song 'Blackwaterside' - one of my favourite songs.

Hmm. I suppose you are right. He is folk. And blues I suppose.
Depends on the album maybe.
(Sometimes I feel folk and blues can be very similar...)

Hey didnt know you guys were musicians too!! (mind you Im crap and you probably play much more cool stuff than me - but I try !!)

I saw Rory G at Hammersmith Odeon in 1970something ! Excellent 8) 8)