Bullfrog Blues [Live][#] - Rory Gallagher, Traditional
Messin' with the Kid [Live][#] - Rory Gallagher, London
Track Listings (6) - Disc #2
Born on the Wrong Side of Time
Calling Card
Lonesome Highway
I'm Not Awake Yet
I'll Admit You're Gone
They Don't Make Them Like You Anymore
A 2-Disc CD/SACD (HYRBID) to mark the 10th anniversary of his untimely death. The package includes a comprehensive booklet and rare tracks from his formative years with his first band, Taste. Tracks to include 'Big Guns' -... more » from Jinx (1982), 'Tatoo'd Lady' - from Tattoo (1972), 'Sinnerboy' - from the album Taste: Live At The Isle Of Wight (1968),' What's Going On' - from the album Taste: On The Boards (1970) 'Calling Card' - from the album of the same name (1976) and 'Lonesome Highway' - from Wheels Within Wheels (2003). BMG. 2005.« less
A 2-Disc CD/SACD (HYRBID) to mark the 10th anniversary of his untimely death. The package includes a comprehensive booklet and rare tracks from his formative years with his first band, Taste. Tracks to include 'Big Guns' - from Jinx (1982), 'Tatoo'd Lady' - from Tattoo (1972), 'Sinnerboy' - from the album Taste: Live At The Isle Of Wight (1968),' What's Going On' - from the album Taste: On The Boards (1970) 'Calling Card' - from the album of the same name (1976) and 'Lonesome Highway' - from Wheels Within Wheels (2003). BMG. 2005.
CD Reviews
The Sad Story Of Rory
G. Griffin | Alexandria, Va. | 03/14/2006
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Mr. Rory Gallagher was/is the Rodney Dangerfield of rock guitarists; he gets no respect, dead or alive. A truly astounding player, his career never really got to a level where he could breathe a bit and enjoy financial and artistic comfort. But make no mistake about it--there is not a wasted note or song on ANY of his albums. Some may be merely VERY GOOD, but some are easily the best of their kind. To try and distill his recorded output down to 2 discs invariably means somebody's favorites will be left out. This collection does a good job of introducing the listener to Rory's magic. I have read the reviews carping about the sound quality. Remastering can only do so much with things that were not recorded well to begin with, and let's face it, most of his records were rush jobs in between the never-ending tour. I fantasize about what some of his records could have sounded like with better production values. But even with that handicap Rory wipes the floor with any other guitarist you care to name. The best cuts on this? ALL OF THEM!!! Do yourself a favor and track down the individual discs if you like what you here on these 2; you will be amazed at the breadth and depth of the songwriting and playing!!!!"
Just Great
Scott T. Klingaman | Arizona, USA | 09/21/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"After seeing Rory at the Rainbow(In L.A.)in late the 70's or very early 80's I went out and started buying his stuff like MAD. He was simply AWESOME & AMAZING in that rather small venue. He has a one of a kind sound and for any rock & roll bluesy lover . . . start with this as a sampler and you to will be hooked."
Rory was real
David R. Trout | Pittsburgh, Pa United States | 09/06/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This man with the cloak and dagger lifestyle was probably one of the greatest rockers of our time.He didn't seek recognition, fortune or fame. Rory simply wanted to play to the masses. He toured relentlessly. If one may notice, most of his albums are live. Not too much studio work.Just a genius and his talent was evident in all of his writing and musical ability. A professional
to the extreme!"
He loved it...
Ivy E. Casavant | Boston, MA United States | 05/01/2008
(4 out of 5 stars)
"It was out of stock every place else I looked. Great price. Gave it as a birthday present and the person loves it."