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Blues Greatest Hits 11Pm Don Baker & Rob Strong Band 1Am
Blues Booklet 2018 ii.qxp_Layout 1 10/08/2018 15:09 Page 1 Fri 7th 11pm 1am. FREE FAMILY Blues Greatest Hits Don Baker & Rob Strong Band €10 FUN EVENTS Saturday 8th 1pm-5pm Sat 8th 11pm 1am. Sunday 9th - 1pm-5pm Charlie Hussey 'Blues Train' The Paul Deslauriers Band €10 @the Courthouse Sun 9th Charlie Hussey 'Blues Train' 10pm The Grainne Duffy Band 12pm. €10 Ronnie Marquee The Squealing McKennas Westenra Terr ys Bar Tir Na Og The Brewery Venues Pig Greer Band Bar On The Restaurant Bar Arms Hotel & Lounge Bar McKennas Upstairs Diamond THURSDAY 9 - 11.30pm MONAGHAN Blues Jam FRIDAY 1. Westenra Arms Hotel 9 - 11.30pm 2. The Squealing Pig Glas 3. McKennas Bar 4. Terrys Bar FRIDAY Ruzz Guitars 5. Tir Na Óg Bar 10 - 12.30pm Paddy The Crow Black Revolutionaires Blues Revue Chicken Sherlock SATURDAY 2 - 4.30pm Ronnie Paddy Greer Band Sherlock SATURDAY Ruzz Guitars Clara 4 - 6.30pm Blues Revue Rose Band SATURDAY Alternative 6 - 8.30pm BLUES STAGE Rusty Jacks SATURDAY DD & The 9.30 - 12am Crow Black Chicken Delta Boys SATURDAY Clara 10 - 12.30am The Paddy Ronnie Rose Band Revolutionaires Glas Greer Band Sherlock SUNDAY Ronnie 3 - 5.30pm Rusty Greer Band Jacks SUNDAY DD & The 5 - 7.30pm MONAGHAN Delta Boys Campervans at: Monaghan Coral Leisure Centre Car Park - Blues Jam www.monaghan.coralleisure.ie/ SUNDAY Monaghan Harps GAA Complex in the town - 7 - 9.30pm Crow Black www.monaghanharps.gaa.ie Chicken On first come first served basis. SUNDAY Camping at green area opposite the Coral Leisure Centre. -
HR: in His Recent Interview with Blackmoon Magazine, Jack Bruce Told Us That One of His Favourite Performances Had Been at Rockpalast with Rory Gallagher
HR: In his recent interview with Blackmoon Magazine, Jack Bruce told us that one of his favourite performances had been at RockPalast with Rory Gallagher. What are your own memories of sharing the stage with Rory? Gerry McAvoy : I remember the night Jack Bruce got up and jammed with Rory at Rockpalast. Jack had done his own show before us (solo on piano). It was fantastic, just to listen to that voice was amazing. I don't know if it was pre-planned, but when we finished our performance and as we were about to go back on stage for an encore, Rory asked Jack (who was standing side stage) would he like to get up for a jam. Jack said yes, and asked me if I would mind if he used my bass rig. Here's Jack Bruce, my idol since I was a teenager asking to use my amp. I mean, what do you say? So they jammed "Politician" a Cream number, It was fantastic! As for my own memories of sharing the stage with Rory. It was fantastic 90% of the time. Like any band you do have off nights. But they were few and far between. It was a pleasure to work with a man with so much talent. Ted McKenna : Always on the edge. Never sure of what might happen next. Always pushing to give 150% for the whole 2hr - 2.30min show. That's the way Rory played. It was real and raw with all the rough edges. I'd call it Rock'n'Roll! Hearing from Gerry there about Jack Bruce, it reminded me that I'd had the great pleasure of working with Jack some years ago myself. -
“Rory Played the Greens, Not the Blues”: Expressions of Irishness on the Rory Gallagher Youtube Channel
This is a repository copy of “Rory played the greens, not the blues”: expressions of Irishness on the Rory Gallagher YouTube channel. White Rose Research Online URL for this paper: https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/175392/ Version: Published Version Article: O'Hagan, L. orcid.org/0000-0001-5554-4492 (2021) “Rory played the greens, not the blues”: expressions of Irishness on the Rory Gallagher YouTube channel. Irish Studies Review. ISSN 0967-0882 https://doi.org/10.1080/09670882.2021.1946919 Reuse This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND) licence. This licence only allows you to download this work and share it with others as long as you credit the authors, but you can’t change the article in any way or use it commercially. More information and the full terms of the licence here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/ Takedown If you consider content in White Rose Research Online to be in breach of UK law, please notify us by emailing [email protected] including the URL of the record and the reason for the withdrawal request. [email protected] https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/ Irish Studies Review ISSN: (Print) (Online) Journal homepage: https://www.tandfonline.com/loi/cisr20 “Rory played the greens, not the blues”: expressions of Irishness on the Rory Gallagher YouTube channel Lauren Alex O’Hagan To cite this article: Lauren Alex O’Hagan (2021): “Rory played the greens, not the blues”: expressions of Irishness on the Rory Gallagher YouTube channel, Irish Studies Review, DOI: 10.1080/09670882.2021.1946919 To link to this article: https://doi.org/10.1080/09670882.2021.1946919 © 2021 The Author(s). -
Flowerpotspring2013 (COLOUR)
RAWTHE PROMOTIONS FLOWERPOT PRESENTS LIVE AT KING STREET, DERBY TEL : 01332 204955 KINGLIVE STREET, MUSIC DERBY FEB TEL - JULY: 01332 2049552013 ULI JON ROTH THE PRETTY THINGS : CURVED AIR NINE BELOW ZERO : LARRY MILLER LOS PACAMINOS : DANNY BRYANT SIMON McBRIDE : PAT McMANUS Tel : 01332 834438 FLOYD EFFECT : SKINNY MOLLY www.rawpromo.co.ukBILLY WALTON : THE SMYTHS && MORE MORE THE FLOWERPOT King Street, Derby DE1 3DZ Tel : 01332 204955 For enquiries on tickets, bookings and the bands contact RAW PROMOTIONS on 01332 834438 Or visit the website : www.rawpromo.co.uk Email us : [email protected] HOW TO FIND THE FLOWERPOT A6 A61 leading to the M1 A38 and M1 J28 M/Storey Jurys Car Park Inn Derbyshire Follow signs Cricket Club King Street to Matlock THE FLOWERPOT A52 Nottingham To City Centre Junction 25 M1 The FLOWERPOT is situated on the edge of the Derby City Centre on the main A6 road. A multi-storey car park is next to the venue on Chapel Street. This is open 24 hours. The Flowerpot is famed for its vast choice of real ales and is now recognised as one of the best live music venues in the country. The capacity is 250 if standing and 150 if the show is all seated. If you are travelling a long way, please check that tickets are still available for the show. If you are travelling by bus or train, the main stations are approximately 20 minutes walk from the venue - just head for the Derby Cathedral and the Flowerpot is 100 yards further on up the road. -
Mary Coughlan Simon Mcbride Nine Below
NOVEMBER 2011 DECEMBER 2011 Greenbird Promotions presents... Wed 9 Thu 1 MARY COUGHLAN WRECKLESS ERIC & AMY RIGBY £10adv £12door £9 Irish torch singer Mary Coughlan was born in Galway in 1956. The Stiff legend, writer of ‘Whole Wide World’, ‘Reconnez Cherie’ Despite well-publicised bouts with drugs, alcohol and mental and other classics, joins forces with a heroine of the New York illness, she has endured to become a critical favourite throughout pop scene who has been making distinctive and original music much of Europe and the US. With the release of her new record for decades. Described as “like golden honey poured over a ‘The House of Ill Repute’, Coughlan has produced an album battered old tube amp” by the Los Angeles Times, and with which will stand up as one of the very best of her stellar career four star reviews from Mojo, Uncut and Rock’n’Reel, this show to date. www.marycoughlanmusic.com draws from the full length of their careers, all presented in their inimitable rock ‘n’ roll style. www.wrecklesseric.com Cheeseweasel Promotions & Danny Mayo presents… Thu 10 Cheeseweasel Promotions presents… ELECTRIC STRAWBS Sun 4 £13adv £15door - plus FAY BROTHERHOOD BONAFIDE The Electric Strawbs are Dave Cousins, Dave Lambert and Chas £7adv £9door - plus Silverjet & SKAM Bonafide was formed by singer/guitarist (and drummer for Jason Cronk, the front-line of the classic 1970s line-up of Britain’s & The Scorchers) Pontus Snibb and bassist Michael Nilsson most successful international folk-rock band, together with Rod in Malmö, southern Sweden, in 2006. Having served their Coombes and John Young. -
The Lost Rolling Stone: How Guitar Great Rory Gallagher Was Airbrushed from Rock History
15/06/2020 The lost Rolling Stone: how guitar great Rory Gallagher was airbrushed from rock history NEWS WEBSITE OF THE YEAR My Feed Coronavirus News Politics Sport Business Money Opinion Tech Life Style Travel Culture See all Culture The lost Rolling Stone: how guitar great Rory Gallagher was airbrushed from rock history Recruited by the Stones and worshipped by Jimi Hendrix, the Irishman was a prodigy. So why, asks his brother Dónal, did he die so quietly? By Ed Power 15 June 2020 • 10:28am 123 On January 23, 1975 Mick Jagger stood in the arrivals hall at Rotterdam airport on the look-out for a long-haired Irishman in a checked shirt. Eventually he spotted Rory Gallagher, the 26-year-old guitar wizard from Cork, fresh off a flight from Heathrow. Gallagher walked slowly through arrivals, hefting a suitcase, his battered 1961 Fender Stratocaster and an amplifier. He and Jagger went outside to a taxi rank. Jagger and a cabbie haggled over the price of the 15 minute drive back to De Doelen Concert Hall, close to Rotterdam Centraal train station. Bombed into oblivion during the war, the 2,200 capacity venue had been rebuilt in 1966. Now it was playing host to a different kind of conflict, as the Stones rehearsed for their upcoming tour. This was to be their first since the surprise departure that December of guitarist Mick Taylor (who had in turn replaced founding member Brian Jones in 1969). Gallagher was in the Netherlands to audition for the berth vacated by Taylor. Later that evening he stepped onto the cavernous De Doelen stage, his footsteps echoing in the floorboards. -
Band of Friends
BAND OF FRIENDS A celebration of the music of Rory Gallagher Winners of the European Blues Awards 2013 Not just the notes – but the sound, energy and feel of Rory Gallagher, delivered by people who helped define it…. “Really has the atmosphere of a Rory concert” - Lust for life “This is not a tribute band but a group of its own. The group works wonders” – Rock & Folk “Sparks fly from the first note. The Band of Friends is pure cracker” – Blues focus “The pleasure flies in your face” – Voor “A sturdy pot of blues rock – they impressed, and not only me” – Bluesbreaker “Emotional highlights – a fantastic interpretation” Rockblogblues “In the music industry its hard to find something this well done. Priceless” – Miuskk.com “Like no other power unit, they celebrate the amiable guitar hero’s passion on stage” – The blues alone BAND OF FRIENDS When the Irish guitarist – vocalist passed away, he left behind an eleven – album catalogue of inspired music, and the memory of unforgettably energetic concerts Bassist Gerry McAvoy (Rory Gallagher/Nine Below zero/Champion Jack Dupree/Deep Joy) appeared on every one of these albums. “ It must have been around 2006 when I started listening to all my old vinyl, which I hadn’t listened to for years. Among these records were my Rory Gallagher albums. I played them constantly, realising what great songs and what a great composer Rory really was. I wanted to take these songs and play them live, but I needed the right musicians. Ted McKenna (Rory Gallagher/Sensational Alex Harvey band/Michael Schenker group/Gary Moore/Greg Lake) came on board, as did Marcel Scherpenzeel (Guitar & vocals) who I had met a year or so before. -
Official Biography
OFFICIAL BIOGRAPHY If ever there was a “musician’s musician” then that accolade surely 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, yet his reputation has continued to flourish in the years since. Indeed, some of rock’s most seminal figures, from Jimi Hendrix to Eric Clapton, Queen’s Brian May to The Smiths’ Johnny Marr, have cited him as an influence. Clapton credited Rory with “getting me back into the blues”, while May has unequivocally stated: “I owe Rory Gallagher my sound.” Rory remains a touchstone for all would-be guitar heroes in the 21st Century, yet the rural Ireland he grew up in even barely acknowledged the arrival of rock’n’roll. When he was born William Rory Gallagher, in Ballyshannon, County Donegal, in 1948, his father was working for the Irish Electricity Supply Board, constructing a hydroelectric power plant on the River Erne above the town. Later, Rory, with his younger brother Dónal, moved to Cork with their mother, Monica, the boys attended the city’s North Monastery School. Monica Gallagher sang and had acted with Ballyshannon’s Abbey Players, so the Gallagher boys’ early musical inclinations were indulged by their parents. Rory, especially, showed precocious talent, first mastering ukulele and then graduating to acoustic and, finally, electric guitar. Unable to find – or even afford – records, the young Rory stayed up late and listened attentively to Radio Luxembourg and the American Forces Network, where he first heard rock’n’roll legends Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran and Lonnie Donegan, before later discovering two of his biggest influences, Muddy Waters and Lead Belly. -
Rory Gallagher the French Connection Mp3, Flac, Wma
Rory Gallagher The French Connection mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Blues Album: The French Connection Country: Europe Released: 2018 MP3 version RAR size: 1356 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1645 mb WMA version RAR size: 1949 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 399 Other Formats: AU RA VOX WMA RA MMF MPC Tracklist A1 Messin' With The Kid A2 Cradle Rock A3 I Wonder Who B1 Hands Off B2 Pistol Slapper Blues B3 Tattoo'd Lady B4 Bullfrog Blues Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – RTL Copyright (c) – RTL Recorded At – RTL Studios Licensed To – Universal Music Operations Ltd. Pressed By – Record Industry – 22057 Credits Art Direction – Mark Jessett Artwork [Front Cover Art] – Glenn Matthews Bass – Gerry McAvoy Drums – Rod De'Ath Keyboards – Lou Martin Mastered By – Eliot Kissileff Photography By [Back Cover] – Dónal Gallagher Producer – Daniel Gallagher Vocals, Guitar – Rory Gallagher Notes This is an unreleased live concert recorded in Paris 1974 for RTL French Radio Released exclusively as part of Record Store Day UK (21st April 2018) The issue includes a download card. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 602567262589 Label Code: LC01846 Rights Society: BIEM/SDRM Matrix / Runout (Side A runout, etched): 22057 1A 00602567262589 Matrix / Runout (Side B runout, etched): 22057 1B 00602567262589 Related Music albums to The French Connection by Rory Gallagher Rory Gallagher - Rory Gallagher Live Rory Gallagher - Calling Hard Rory Gallagher - Ghost Blues - The Story Of Rory Gallagher Rory Gallagher - Live! In Europe Taste Featuring Rory Gallagher - In Concert Rory Gallagher - Notes From San Francisco Rory Gallagher - Irish Tour '74 Rory Gallagher - The Old Grey Whistle Test Rory Gallagher - Tattoo Rory Gallagher - Defender. -
Earthling Society Dick Gaughan Band
APRIL 2015 MARCH 2015 Cheeseweasel Promotions presents... Doktor Dyper Promotions & Forty Tenth Promotions presents... Sun 1 Thu 2 GARLAND JEFFREYS EARTHLING SOCIETY £12adv £14otd • plus John Butler (Diesel Park West) £10adv £12otd • plus Luna Kiss A critically acclaimed singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist, Earthling Society are a UK psychedelic/Krautrock band. Garland Jeffreys has earned a loyal international audience for Formed in the North West Of England in 2005, the band have his intelligent and passionate songs, informed by a variety of released six acclaimed albums in as many years and have been musical styles from rock and R&B to reggae and dance music, championed by the likes of Julian Cope and Stuart Maconie as and dealing with topics both personal and political, often at the well as playing alongside such great acts as Damo Suzuki, The same time. While not especially prolific - he released a mere five Groundhogs, Hawkwind, Leafhound, Litmus and White Hills. studio albums between 1981 and 2011 - Jeffreys’ work reveals earthlingsociety.co.uk a rock & roller’s soul and a poetic sensibility that have earned him the respect of musical peers such as the late Lou Reed, Bruce Thu 9 Springsteen, David Johansen, and John Cale. garlandjeffreys.com DICK GAUGHAN £10adv £12otd • plus Andy Griffiths Cheeseweasel Promotions presents... There are no half measures with Dick Gaughan. What you see Sun 8 is what you get and what you get is one of the cornerstones of THE QUIREBOYS - UNPLUGGED & PERSONAL modern traditional music. Dick Gaughan has never been easy. £15adv £17otd • plus The Midnight Dogs (Acoustic) The songs he delivers ask questions that some listeners may have With a sound that harks back to the 70’s heyday of The Faces, thought never existed - so they may not know the answers. -
Rory Gallagher's Eponymous 1971 Debut Solo Album, UMC/Ume Is Pleased to Announce the September 3 Release of a Five-Disc Deluxe Box Set of the Album
RORY GALLAGHER’S 1971 EPONYMOUS DEBUT ALBUM 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION BOX SET (1971-2021) SET FOR RELEASE SEPTEMBER 3 ALL FORMATS AVAILABLE TO PREORDER HERE 4CD+1DVD Deluxe Box Set, 2CD, Limited Edition 3LP, Limited Edition 1LP Neon Orange Vinyl, Super Deluxe Digital, Deluxe Digital HD, and Deluxe Digital Standard Five-disc Deluxe Box Set includes a new mix of the original album, 30 previously unreleased outtakes and alternate takes, a six-song 1971 BBC Radio John Peel Sunday concert, four BBC Radio session tracks, plus previously unreleased 50- minute DVD of Rory's first-ever solo concert which was filmed in Paris for the “Pop Deux” television show Formats: 4CD + 1DVD Deluxe Box Set, 2CD, Limited Edition 3LP, Limited Edition 1LP Neon Orange (transparent) Vinyl, Super Deluxe Digital, Deluxe Digital HD, and Deluxe Digital Standard Release Date: September 3, 2021 Label: UMC To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Rory Gallagher's eponymous 1971 debut solo album, UMC/UMe is pleased to announce the September 3 release of a five-disc deluxe box set of the album. Rory Gallagher 50th Anniversary Edition will include a brand-new mix of the original album, 30 previously unreleased outtakes and alternate takes, a six-song 1971 BBC Radio John Peel Sunday Concert, plus four 1971 BBC Radio Sounds of the Seventies session tracks, all mastered at Abbey Road Studios. Also included is a previously unreleased 50-minute DVD of Rory's first-ever solo concert which was filmed in Paris for the “Pop Deux” television show. All formats are available to preorder here. -
Gwyn Ashton Promo CZ.Pdf
Zcela nové žhavé album a dobytá světová podia - australský kytarista Gwyn Ashton se znovu objevuje na svém turné „Solo Elektro“ nyní jako one-man band hrající progresivní a alternativní blues. Ve dvou hodinách svého vystoupení nás Ashton vezme na eklektickou okouzlující hudební cestu vlastních skladeb a několika cover songů. Od akustického klasického bluesu a world music po set elektrického hard – rockového blues, garážového rocku 60. let a britskou psychedelii vše hrané na nespočet hudebních nástrojů, včetně jeho vlastního modelu kytary Liutart s vlastním podpisem. Bez přednahrávek či setlistu Ashton spontánně vytváří svůj set většinou z jeho osmi vydaných studiových alb. Jeho energická show na podiu, útoky elektrickou kytarou, silné basové prvky hrané zkrs oktávové děliče, hard-corové taneční údery kopáku a zpěv do ručně vyráběného lo-f mikrofonu z něj nyní dělá jednoho z nejdynamičtějšího sólových umělců. Umístil se na 3. místě v hodnocení “Kytarista roku” v Guitar Part Magazine, a to hned po Jefu Beckovi a Gary Mooreovi. Získal skvělé hodnocení od Roberta Planta, Johnnyho Wintera a Dona Aireyho, který si s ním zahrál na dvou jeho albech. Hubert Sumlin,Canned Heat, Walter Trout a Mick Fleetwood – ti všichni ho pozvali, aby si s nimi zahrál na jedné scéně. Předskakoval BB Kingovi, Status Quo, Mickovi Taylorovi, Buddy Guyovi, Rory Gallagherovi, Junior Wells a mnohým dalším. Objevuje se na festivalech a v klubech ve Spojeném království, v Brazilii, na Maltě, v Austrálii a po celé Evropě. Ashton natáčel s mnoha světovými hvězdami např.: Kim Wilson, Robbie Blunt (ex Robert Plant), Chris Glen, Ted McKenna, Don Airey (Deep Purple, Whitesnake, Rainbow) and Gerry McAvoy & Brendan O’Neill (Rory Gallagher).