Time: 151:05
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2020
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
CD 1:
01. What's Going On (Taste) (2:47)
02. Shadow Play (Remastered 2017) (4:47)
03. Follow Me (Remastered 2017) (4:40)
04. Tattoo'd Lady (Remastered 2017) (4:39)
05. All Around Man (Remastered 2017) (6:15)
06. I Fall Apart (Remastered 2017) (5:12)
07. Daughter Of The Everglades (Remastered 2017) (6:12)
08. Calling Card (Remastered 2017) (5:24)
09. I'm Not Awake Yet (Remastered 2017) (5:36)
10. Just The Smile (Remastered 2017) (3:40)
11. Out Of My Mind (Remastered 2017) (3:07)
12. Edged In Blue (Remastered 2017) (5:29)
13. Philby (Remastered 2017) (3:49)
14. It's Happened Before, It'll Happen Again (Taste) (6:33)
15. Crest Of A Wave (Remastered 2017) (5:51)
CD 2:
01. Bad Penny (Remastered 2017) (4:05)
02. Walk On Hot Coals (Remastered 2017) (7:01)
03. Blister On The Moon (Taste) (3:27)
04. Loanshark Blues (Remastered 2017) (4:27)
05. Bought And Sold (Remastered 2017) (3:26)
06. A Million Miles Away (Remastered 2017) (6:55)
07. Wheels Within Wheels - Acoustic Version (3:40)
8. Seven Days (Remastered 2017) (5:14)
09. Ghost Blues (Remastered 2017) (8:00)
10. Cruise On Out (Remastered 2017) (4:42)
11. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (Alternate Version Feat. Jerry Lee Lewis) (3:49)
12. They Don't Make Them Like You Anymore (Remastered 2017) (4:04)
13. Moonchild (Remastered 2017) (4:47)
14. Jinxed (Remastered 2017) (5:11)
15. Catfish (Taste) (8:04)
The Best Of Rory Gallagher collection be released as a 2CD set featuring 30 tracks, including a previously unreleased collaboration with Jerry Lee Lewis. The album will also be released on 2LP black vinyl, limited-edition 2LP clear vinyl available only at uDiscover Music and The Sound of Vinyl, a 15-track single CD, as well as digital HD and digital standard.
Unearthed from the Rory Gallagher Archives is a special bonus track “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” – a rare outtake taken from Jerry Lee Lewis’ famous 1973 London Sessions featuring Gallagher singing and playing the Rolling Stones’ classic alongside the legendary Jerry Lee Lewis.
The previously unreleased rarity is featured on the 2CD version and digital versions of the new Rory Gallagher collection, and as a limited-edition 7” vinyl single available only at uDiscover Music and The Sound of Vinyl online stores. The 7” inch picture sleeve features a rare archive photo of Rory and Jerry Lee Lewis from Jerry Lee’s 1973 London Sessions. The B-side features “Cruise On Out” taken from Gallagher’s critically acclaimed album Photo Finish (1978).
If ever there was a “musician’s musician” then that accolade belongs to Rory Gallagher. Renowned for his blistering live performances and highly respected for his dedication to his craft, he died in 1995, aged just 47. His reputation has continued to flourish in the years since. Indeed, some of rock’s most seminal figures, from Jimi Hendrix to Eric Clapton, Joe Satriani to Joe Bonamassa, Queen’s Brian May to The Smiths’ Johnny Marr, Slash of Guns N’ Roses to the Edge of U2, have cited him as an influence. Rory Gallagher remains a touchstone for all would-be guitar heroes in the 21st Century
Unearthed from the Rory Gallagher Archives is a special bonus track “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” – a rare outtake taken from Jerry Lee Lewis’ famous 1973 London Sessions featuring Gallagher singing and playing the Rolling Stones’ classic alongside the legendary Jerry Lee Lewis.
The previously unreleased rarity is featured on the 2CD version and digital versions of the new Rory Gallagher collection, and as a limited-edition 7” vinyl single available only at uDiscover Music and The Sound of Vinyl online stores. The 7” inch picture sleeve features a rare archive photo of Rory and Jerry Lee Lewis from Jerry Lee’s 1973 London Sessions. The B-side features “Cruise On Out” taken from Gallagher’s critically acclaimed album Photo Finish (1978).
If ever there was a “musician’s musician” then that accolade belongs to Rory Gallagher. Renowned for his blistering live performances and highly respected for his dedication to his craft, he died in 1995, aged just 47. His reputation has continued to flourish in the years since. Indeed, some of rock’s most seminal figures, from Jimi Hendrix to Eric Clapton, Joe Satriani to Joe Bonamassa, Queen’s Brian May to The Smiths’ Johnny Marr, Slash of Guns N’ Roses to the Edge of U2, have cited him as an influence. Rory Gallagher remains a touchstone for all would-be guitar heroes in the 21st Century
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