The gorgeous ancient relic was made famous by Gallagher’s take on the Tony Joe White song on his 1974 live album, Irish Tour ...

Perhaps the moral of the story is never, ever call an album ”Jinx.” That was the title of Rory Gallagher`s last release in America. It came out nearly a decade ago.

The Chess Records logo appears prominently on the cover of Rory Gallagher 's Blues, seemingly a mere cosmetic touch, but in fact a telling facet of the graphic design adorning this handsome three-CD ...

Sony Music in association with Capo Records and Legacy are proud to re-issue the first six original Rory Gallagher albums in chronological release date order – “Rory Gallagher” (1971 ...

Sony Legacy Recordings in association with Capo Records, is proud to announce the next series of Rory Gallagher's classic studio albums re-mastered (1975-1982). All five albums will be released in ...

“I see no reason for not playing Belfast”: What Rory Gallagher said about making his greatest album. Paul Elliott. Fri, October 18, 2024 at 3:48 PM UTC. 3 min read.

Rory Gallagher photographed for his Top Priority album cover on 11th June 1979. Blues is said to be a universal experience — as Albert King once preached, "Everybody understands the blues ...

Of all the entries in the Rory Gallagher discography-and it's lengthy despite his premature passing in 1995 at the age of forty-seven-none deserve the expanded treatment more than Irish Tour '74, ...

There’s a fan-favourite moment when Gallagher’s long-term bassist and friend Gerry McAvoy bounds on stage with a chipped and ...

In 1981, as Rory Gallagher played, Athens burned. A crowd of 40,000 had turned out for the Cork bluesman as he brought his Top Priority album to the Greek capital.

Rory Gallagher's 1973 album, Tattoo, was recorded in London, but much of it was written in Cork. Among its tracks are A Million Miles Away, inspired by a walk in Ballycotton ...