Velvetclown
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Been there !!!
Been there !!!
Taste? (Official Thread)
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METALPRIEST
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SHADOW PLAY ~ 1979
SHADOW PLAY ~ 1979
Sox
Avoiding The Swan Song
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There's a force behind Rory's playing, an energy that gets you up on your feet or to the edge of your seat something special IMO.
There's a force behind Rory's playing, an energy that gets you up on your feet or to the edge of your seat something special IMO.
snakes&ladders
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I like....I like!!!!
I like....I like!!!!
Sunny
Settled down at last and very happy.
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Rory is someone who gets into your heart and into your soul ............ I took him for granted when I was growing up as his music was played a lot in our house but now I absolutely appreciate the man and his music. Most people I know had never heard of him but I've turned a few of them onto his music
Rory is someone who gets into your heart and into your soul ............ I took him for granted when I was growing up as his music was played a lot in our house but now I absolutely appreciate the man and his music. Most people I know had never heard of him but I've turned a few of them onto his music
Sox
Avoiding The Swan Song
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^^That's it in a nutshell Sunny you can tell he was genuine about his music he played from the heart and you feel it.
^^That's it in a nutshell Sunny you can tell he was genuine about his music he played from the heart and you feel it.
Sweaty
ThE OtHeR rAmOnE
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Check this place out in Cork City, in Rory Gallagher Place formerly St. Paul's street, I have been ther many times and found it by accident, I actually bumped into the memorial
Check this place out in Cork City, in Rory Gallagher Place formerly St. Paul's street, I have been ther many times and found it by accident, I actually bumped into the memorial
METALPRIEST
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Eric Kitteringham, Original Bassist For Rory Gallagher’s ‘Taste,’ Dies
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Eric Kitteringham (pictured above on the left), the original bass player with Rory Gallagher’s Taste, passed away on May 7 after a battle with cancer.
According to the official Rory Gallagher website, Kitteringham had previously suffered a stroke which prevented him continuing as a bass player. Kitteringham, along with Gallagher and drummer Norman Damery, made up the original incarnation of Taste, a band that would loom large in Gallagher’s history.
After the Axels, an early band of Kitteringham’s, split up in 1966, he and Damery joined forces with Gallagher to form Taste. The group were together for two years, often performing at the Star Club in Hamburg, the Beatles‘ famous stamping grounds.
In 1968, as the band began performing more regularly in the U.K., both Kitteringham and Damery left the band. The original line-up only recorded one independently released single. New members John Wilson (drums) and Richard McCracken (bass) would make up the line-up which played at the legendary Isle of Wight Festival in 1970, and record the band’s two seminal blues rock LP’s ‘Taste’ and ‘On The Boards.’
“Eric was a fine bass player but more than that he was a very gentle man,” Rory Gallagher biographer Marcus Connaughton told the Irish Times. ”He was always encouraging a lot of young musicians along the way and that’s the sign of a fine musician.” It’s also worth noting that, though Rory Gallagher might not be a household name, ask any guitarist worth his or her salt and he/she will gladly point out just how great a player the Irishman was before his death in 1995.
Norman Invasion
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Eric Kitteringham (pictured above on the left), the original bass player with Rory Gallagher’s Taste, passed away on May 7 after a battle with cancer.
According to the official Rory Gallagher website, Kitteringham had previously suffered a stroke which prevented him continuing as a bass player. Kitteringham, along with Gallagher and drummer Norman Damery, made up the original incarnation of Taste, a band that would loom large in Gallagher’s history.
After the Axels, an early band of Kitteringham’s, split up in 1966, he and Damery joined forces with Gallagher to form Taste. The group were together for two years, often performing at the Star Club in Hamburg, the Beatles‘ famous stamping grounds.
In 1968, as the band began performing more regularly in the U.K., both Kitteringham and Damery left the band. The original line-up only recorded one independently released single. New members John Wilson (drums) and Richard McCracken (bass) would make up the line-up which played at the legendary Isle of Wight Festival in 1970, and record the band’s two seminal blues rock LP’s ‘Taste’ and ‘On The Boards.’
“Eric was a fine bass player but more than that he was a very gentle man,” Rory Gallagher biographer Marcus Connaughton told the Irish Times. ”He was always encouraging a lot of young musicians along the way and that’s the sign of a fine musician.” It’s also worth noting that, though Rory Gallagher might not be a household name, ask any guitarist worth his or her salt and he/she will gladly point out just how great a player the Irishman was before his death in 1995.
Norman Invasion
Nololob
Long Live Wock 'n' Woll
That's a real shame. He was an excellent bassist.
It's Happened Before, It'll Happen Again
It's Happened Before, It'll Happen Again
Nololob
Long Live Wock 'n' Woll
Purchased this record yesterday, it was for just £6, but this was a compilation of tracks recorded during their first days of being in the recording studio. All tracks were recorded live, no overdubs. Damn, so powerful!
Wee Wee Baby
How Many More Years
Wee Wee Baby
How Many More Years
