Showing posts with label rory gallagher. Show all posts
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Wednesday, June 01, 2011

【audio】 Rory Gallagher and his band jamming 'Happy Birthday' to Tom O'Driscoll


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This is a studio outtake of the Rory and his band jamming 'Happy Birthday' to Tom O'Driscoll, Rory's close friend and roadie, from same sessions as the new Rory Gallagher album Notes From San Francisco released June 2011 - 2CD / 2CD Limited Deluxe Edition / Digital / Digital Deluxe / Vinyl

In November 1977, after completing a 6 month world tour, Rory Gallagher and his band flew straight from their last show in Japan to San Francisco to begin working on a new album, with famed American producer Elliot Mazer (Neil Young -- 'Harvest', Janis Joplin -- 'Cheap Thrills', The Band -- 'The Last Waltz'). Mazer recalls that the sessions grew "tense", as Gallagher wasn't happy with the mixing process, describing them as "too complicated", and by the end of January 1978 he shelved the whole record and broke up his band of the past 5 years.

Fast forward to 2010 and Rory's brother and manager, Dбnal, allowed his son & Rory's nephew, Daniel, to recover the album from the Gallagher archive and begin the process of mixing it with his engineer. Rory said in 1992 he hoped the album would surface one day but only if it were remixed and now we finally get to hear this never before issued studio album from a key period of Gallagher's career, an album that would have been released between 'Calling Card' and 'Photo Finish'. This is truly a 'Holy Grail' release for Rory's fans.
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CD 2 is also another fabulous discovery, a blistering live album taken from four nights at The Old Waldorf, San Francisco December 1979. In the audience Van Morrison, on stage Rory Gallagher (guitar/vocals), Gerry McAvoy (bass) and Ted McKenna (drums).
Daniel Gallagher chose to add the live side to highlight why Rory chose to shelve the studio album and reduce his band back down to a three piece. As Rory often said he wanted to get back to 'meat and potatoes rock & roll'. Rory's desire to get back to the stripped back, three piece line up of his earlier solo and Taste work may in part be down to his attendance at the infamous Sex Pistols show at The Winterland Ballroom. While mixing the studio record in January 1978, Rory Gallagher went along to the show and was completely blown away by the Pistols energy and fury, he described it ''As close to Eddie Cochran as you're going to get.''
Incidentally, the album's sleeve image is an original postcard Rory Gallagher posted to his mother while on tour. Gallagher would always send postcards back home to Ireland from wherever he was in the world. The Limited Edition Deluxe Edition of 'Notes From San Francisco' will include a set of personalised Rory postcards complete with 'Rory Stamps' which have been sourced from the original US company that produced them. Also included are reproductions of Rory's hand written lyrics which were kept by Elliot Mazer.

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Rory Gallagher "Irish Tour"

Going To My Home Town

Rory Gallagher - Tattoo'd Lady

投稿者: eaglerocktv | 作成日: 2011/03/16
http://www.eagle-rock.com/artist/CF286B/Rory+Gallagher
In 1974, award winning film maker Tony Palmer followed Rory Gallagher and his band on their tour of Ireland. The subsequent movie was released in cinemas to great critical acclaim and has gone on to be accepted as one of the great rock films. Now for the first time the film has been lovingly restored and remastered from the original footage and is being reissued on DVD and released for the first time on Blu-ray. There is a massive improvement in both sound and picture quality over the original DVD release and finally Gallagher fans can get to see the film as it was meant to be, capturing Rory, his music, the period and the place to perfection.
Tracklist:
1) Walk On Hot Coals 2) Tattoo'd Lady 3) Who's That Coming 4) A Million Miles Away 5) Going To My Home Town 6) Cradle Rock 7) As The Crow Flies 8) Hands Up 9) Bullfrog Blues
Bonus Features:
New RTE Music Maker documentary / Audio commentary / Japanese Tour 1974 Home Movie Footage

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Rory Gallagher & J.Bruce - I'm Ready (live)


AntonyHDVProducer | 2011年02月09日 |
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