Rory Gallagher - Rory Gallagher - Audio CD (Arrives in 50 days)

After releasing two critically acclaimed albums with his first band, Taste, and playing the Isle of Wight in 1970, Rory left the band to pursue a solo career. His eponymous debut solo album was released in 23rd May 1971. Gallagher auditioned some of the best musicians available at the time including Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell the bassist and drummer for the Jimi Hendrix Experience. He decided on two Belfast musicians; drummer Wilgar Campbell, and bass guitarist Gerry McAvoy to be the core of his new power trio band. The album was recorded at Advision Studios. Standout tracks include “Laundromat”, “I Fall Apart” and “Sinner Boy”. This 2012 remaster used the original vinyl artwork and 1/4″ master tapes so that they look and sound exactly as Rory intended.

Tracklist

Disc 1

1. Laundromat - 50th Anniversary Edition
2. Just the Smile - 50th Anniversary Edition
3. I Fall Apart - 50th Anniversary Edition
4. Wave Myself Goodbye - 50th Anniversary Edition
5. Hands Up - 50th Anniversary Edition
6. Sinner Boy - 50th Anniversary Edition
7. For the Last Time - 50th Anniversary Edition
8. It's You - 50th Anniversary Edition
9. I'm Not Surprised - 50th Anniversary Edition
10. Can't Believe It's True - 50th Anniversary Edition

Disc 2

1. Gypsy Woman - Tangerine Studio Session
2. It Takes Time - Tangerine Studio Session
3. I Fall Apart - Tangerine Studio Session
4. At the Bottom - Alternate Take 3
5. At the Bottom - Alternate Take 4
6. Advision Jam
7. Laundromat - Alternate Take 1
8. Just the Smile - Alternate Take 1
9. Wave Myself Goodbye - Alternate Take 2
10. Hands Up - Alternate Take 2
11. Sinner Boy - Alternate Take 3
12. For the Last Time - Alternate Take 1
13. It's You - Alternate Take 2
14. I'm Not Surprised - Alternate Take 1
15. For the Last Time - Live On Bbc "Sounds of the Seventies" /
16. Laundromat - Live On Bbc "Sounds of the Seventies" / 1971
17. It Takes Time - Live On Bbc "Sounds of the Seventies" / 1971
18. I Fall Apart - Live On Bbc "Sounds of the Seventies" / 1971

Label: Universal | Origin: Holland