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Isle of Wight 1970
Rory Gallagher Playing on his Fender Telecaster
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Dec 04
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durgs.
durgs.
Same here !
Same here !
I just recently …
I just recently discoveredrory for myself, and he’s ing greaattt!
why do all the …
why do all the great artist die so young?
Greatest blues …
Greatest blues rocker of all time, Rory !
greatness
greatness
Sorry, …
Sorry, Taildragger51 is correct. Rory’s liver was damaged by long-term use of prescribed medication. According to his brother he was NOT the heavy drinker he was rumoured to be. In fact he was careful to avoid the excesses indulged in by many of his peers. Rory’s death was a tragedy, but to me the way in which the memory of such a rare combination of talent and good sense is being warped by rumour,speculation and gossip is a far worse tragedy. He is being robbed of his personality and humanity.
no man his liver …
no man his liver failed because of too much alcohol but anyway i am just speculating but TASTE is great and i love this era of rock bring it back dear god
ajnob:
I’m not …
ajnob:
I’m not used to being complimented on “youtube” but i’ll say good health and prosperity to you my friend!
Rory was totally great!
So sorry for him!
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So sorry for him!
Your statements are great! So much information about him! Thanks a lot!
ajnob:
It was …
ajnob:
It was common knowledge at the time that Rory’s death was due to liver failure due to over prescribed medication (mostly painkillers).
Taildragger51, what …
Taildragger51, what was the cause of his death? Sorry for my english, I’m brazilian and really love Rory.
hmmmm i wonder why …
hmmmm i wonder why he came out for five encores? ahahah oh yea because hes ing amazing
rip Rory..this is …
rip Rory..this is so awesome..
OOOOOH MMYYYYY …
OOOOOH MMYYYYY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOD that was BEAUTIFUL……… dammit all my favorite players are ing dead
RIP RORY
Alright, i said i …
Alright, i said i wasn’t lookin for an argument when i said I preferred Rory to SRV and some nobhead sent me a message about how i was a retard that knew nothing about music!
TBH i just found it funny!I make it clear that they both are excellent but i prefer Rory, and he mouths off. Some low lifes are just looking for reasons to impose their ignorance upon other people i guess!
Peace.
srv was flashy, but …
srv was flashy, but nonetheless great, and remains overrated, even more so due to his early death (RIP). rory on the other hand, didnt appeal to the public eye as much, but was more raw. Overall, id say rory was better
Rory was voted …
Rory was voted rythm and blues greatest guitarist by NME, if my memory serves me well, it was in 1966 or was it 1967. Anyway we have lost a legion. RIP.
Try this. watch?v …
Try this. watch?v=z1zsRRt1FWE
Hes similar Robert …
Hes similar Robert Johnson, amazing, would love to hear him on acoustic
One of the greatest …
One of the greatest users of the Tele, and guitar in general!
Lucky guy, …
Lucky guy, unfortunately he died when I was only three years old so I’ve never had the opportunity to meet him, my Dad did a bit of roadie work for him so he’s got a of a lot of memories.
Rory was going to open the local guitar shop, unfortunately he died shortly before it was opened. That would have probably been the time that I would’ve met him.
beachhutblues:
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beachhutblues:
Rory was one of the FEW people(and i mean FEW people) who didn’t see “colour”.
I am a jazz musician who is Anglo- Indian and yet when i met him, in 1 minute, i felt ‘this guy is TOTALLY sincere!”. I felt i’d known him all my life.
Not a shred of hate in him… no curse words, no ego, no pretense(very rare!) He would’ve made a priest feel ashamed of himself.
roryrockssocks: I …
roryrockssocks: I know what you mean.
I met Rory briefly after a London gig in 1972. He was casually sitting by himself near the refreshments stand.
He was extremely intelligent. Spoke to me passionately about jazz artists like Ornette Coleman and Indian music.
He died at Kings College Hospital, London at a time when i was visiting my own dying father.(15 mins from where i lived) I had no idea he was there.
This man is just …
This man is just excellent!
I would even say he was superior to SRV. I’m not looking for an argument when i say that, just my opinion. They’re both great guitarists, but i would much rather hear the soulful Irishman!
Peace.