Tag Archives: Rory Gallagher

For all the exhaustiveness of Rory Gallagher‘s expanded reissues, the late guitarist’s studio sessions can never be of such interest as his stage recordings, because it’s before the audience that the great Irishman truly used to come alive. Yet while … Continue reading →

There’s no abundance of books dedicated to Rory Gallagher, and what tomes are out there seem to be sharing the same flaw: casting but a cursory glance at the last ten years of the late great guitarist’s life. Not surprisingly, … Continue reading →

Musician’s rather often come to be associated with a specific model of their instrument, yet it’s quite rare that a player’s name becomes almost synonymous with a particular tool of their trade. Still, it’s difficult to imagine Rory Gallagher without … Continue reading →

If there ever was an artist whose posthumous releases have always been met with gladness bordering on rapture, it’s Rory Gallagher. The Irish guitarist – well, multi-instrumentalist – passed away almost three decades ago, yet his concert recordings prove to … Continue reading →