Gallagher, Rory

Live In Europe is a collection of live recordings by Irish blues rock stalwart Rory Gallagher, captured during his European tour in February and March 1972.

BBC Sessions is an important album in the Rory Gallagher story, mostly because it paints such a vivid picture of the full breadth of what the legendary guitarist had to say.

Against The Grain, with ten stellar tracks, catches Rory in fantastic form. The plain-spoken Irishman, who so shyly picked himself back up after Taste fell apart with his self-titled debut, after almost five years of lone wandering, the…

In mid-1972, Gallagher's rowdy band of blues troubadours grew almost overnight from a trio into a foursome of razor-sharp warriors. As far as Rory was concerned, the lineup shake-up couldn't have come at a better

Irish Tour is Gallagher's second live album. Unlike the first, Live In Europe, which is just as convincing as a performance document, it vividly captures the lively back-and-forth between audience and performer. Recorded in 1

Rory Gallagher is one of the few musicians for whom the leap from the mostly blues-oriented bands that, with the explosion of the r / b revolution in the mid-sixties, started popping up in an already annoying number like mushrooms after…

Calling Card is Gallagher's eighth studio album, on which Rory keeps drifting away from traditional blues rock frameworks. Though blues remains the main ingredient of the guitarist's message, the background is showing its outlines ever more…

Rory Gallagher, the giant of white blues, is one of those musicians whose love of music knew no bounds. Whether it's his legendary battered Fender Stratocaster, a tamburica, a sitar or a harmonica, with his love and devotion to the blues he…

Rory Gallagher is considered one of the nicest guys in the history of rock music, which is a bit surprising given his job as a "professional" blues rocker. Rory devoted his life to blues music, whose unique and