EPIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING Rory Gallagher - Bad Penny REACTION
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- EPIC!| FIRST TIME HEARING Rory Gallagher - Bad Penny REACTION
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Rory Gallagher was one of the most underrated guitar players of all time. He was awesome
I agree my brother introduced me to so much GRREAT Music . We rocked out to Rory! RIP Sean Patrick
I couldn’t agree more. His playing of the guitar was absolutely fantastic. I will put him right up there with Clapton.
No, this is my type of music. The guitar, and the voice just goes so well together. He is another one of my favourite singers. Another song that has made my day. Bless everybody and I hope you’re having a great day. Greetings from England.
He wasn't underrated by anyone who ever saw/heard him play, but definitely under publicised!
I would go so far as to say that he's THE most underrated guitarist of all. Btw, if anyone is ever in Ireland, I'd recommend going to Ballyshannon in Donegal to see the Rory Gallagher statue and/or the Rory Gallagher tribute festival that's held annually there.
Brian May from Queen said that he went to see Rory play when he was still trying to get into guitar playing professionally and at the end of the show while Rory and the band were packing up he approached Rory and asked how he got his guitar tone, Rory told him exactly what he needed to get which Brian did and is what we’ve heard on every Queen song since 😊 That’s the other thing people loved about Rory, he was one of the nicest guys you could meet and always found time to talk to anyone like the young Brian. Very humble man, playing was all that mattered.
"Calling Card," "Moon Child," and "Shadow Play" are great RG songs to watch a live performance!
Calling Card is a great track but any of his live vids are good ,there is b/w vid of him playing Shadow Play on a German tv show[,I think] ,Rory plays his heart out but the audience sat like statues ,how they could sit so quiet was beyond me , they did applaud at the end so maybe Germans are too polite to react like us Brits , it's a great performance well worth a look .
Two of Ireland's greatest exports Gary Moore and Rory Gallagher
Big up Christy Moore
Both in my top 5…! ☘️
@@fergxson1650I love Christy Moore.
Moore was very good, but not on the same planet as Rory. But it's all about opinions...
Did that Ballyshannon boy heed advice to avoid Belfast when the Troubles flared up? He said no, because those people need to forget their problems for an evening and enjoy themselves. F*ing legend.
Another great live performer. We all love Rory.
While I love Rory's studio work, you can not fully appreciate his true talent. You must see him live. So powerful.
In the mid 70’s I saw him live in London. He was credited as the best guitarist you’ve never heard of.
"I Fall Apart" by Rory was voted Ireland's Love Song of the Century. It is beautiful.
P.S Rory was also sooo purty.
Oh he was indeed purty. And apparently a heckuva nice guy. Sigh.
@@jrox6091 Sigh. Yes, he was.
I concur, that is a GREAT SONG!
Rory looked like he could have been in a boy-band (remember the Bay City Rollers?) which may be why so many people ignored him.
Yes, 'I Fall Apart' is probably low on the list of recommended pieces when it comes to Rory as most people like to direct newbies to the more raucous 'showing off' live numbers. But 'I Fall Apart' shows that deeper, smoother, less grandiose beauty in the licks and curls.
Saw Rory in 73 opening up for Deep Purple when they were peaking . he blew the roof off the place and after his set he did an encore and we were standing on our chairs screaming for another encore which he did but we wanted more..Rory made it very difficult for Deep Purple that night to come on after him.
Shin Kicker and Bullfrog Blues are both amazing Rory Gallagher live performances. After 200+ requests.....we finally get some Rory. Thanks ❤
The Rolling Stones asked him to join the band. He politely declined
Keith was passed out for two days, and Rory just left and flew out to Japan to meet his band and start their tour. The Stones deal, while flattering, would have never worked. Rory was a good human, and he would have never competed with the giant egos of Mick & Keith. It would have been a waste to have him anywhere but out in front of his own band. The Goat IMO, with second place going to Gary Moore who coincidentally was another Irish Blues Rock guitar god, who used to play some of the same gigs back in the day. RIP
And Shadow Play live 1979.
Rory Gallagher sold over 30 million records, but turned down record companies that wanted to make him a "Star" because he didn't want to live that life. One of the greatest electric blues guitar players of all time! I was fortunate to see him live (twice) in the front row leaning on the stage 5 feet away from him. He came out in blue jeans, a flannel shirt and denim jacket with his signature beat to death Fender Stratocaster and just blew the roof off the place! Couldn't talk the next day from shouting. One of the most electrifying performers I've ever seen in my life! He died in 1995 from painful drawn out complications from a liver transplant. I cried when I heard the news! Another legendary Irish musician in the same league of music influence as Van Morrison, The Cranberries, and U2. He has a huge catalog of music. Check out Bull Frog Blues live in Paris. That will give you some Idea of what it was like to rock out with Rory Gallagher at a small club like I did. I've been waiting for you guys to discover him!
I had the great privilege of seeing him in concert. One of the best shows I've ever seen. Grateful for that experience. He died not long after I saw him.
When I was in LA in the 70s a guy bought me a ticket to go with him to see Rory Gallagher at the Whiskey a Go Go. The stage was so tall he had to put me on his shoulders and he put me right up in front of Rory! Lol. People started throwing things at me, because I was blocking them. He was the word of mouth musician. Radio didn't do him justice,Great guitarist!!
Jimi Hendrix was a big fan and called Rory the world no 1. Pronounced GALLAHER in Ireland,.
One of the best guitar players. Unique
RORY!!!!! I've been waiting for you guys to react to him. Do all his songs please.
"A Million Miles Away" and " For The Last Time" are also great bluesy songs from Rory. I saw him opening for Rush, November 5th 1982 in Detroit.
What a talent. There are so many tunes. Live! Like "Bull Frog Blues"! Thanks so much! Rory could write hits but he chose not too. Just good music. So Glad You Dug It! You have to see a live video. Great reaction.
Love "bull frog Blues" ❤
Thank you for this! Rory Gallagher isn't well know in in the USA, and this is a good song to start with. You really have to see a video of him performing live to get the full effect of Rory's personality and playing. "Rory Gallagher - Moonchild - Loreley 1982" is on YT. Some say that he was an underrated guitarist, but in guitar circles he is very well known. Where I feel that he is underrated was as a songwriter. He wrote great songs.
He's an amazing guitarist! And when it's an Irish person with this surname it's pronounced Galla...her. The middle G is silent. You'll usually hear it pronounced when someone with this surname lives in the UK or the US. But Rory was Irish.. so no middle G😁
You need to see him doing these live!
What are the chances?! I was just listening to this song just a couple minutes ago! Rory is in my top 3 guitar players ever. Some great songs by him are...
I Fall Apart
A Million Miles Away
Shadow Play
Rory Gallagher did some great stuff and was a great guitarist who deserved to be more widely known-Colin Ward
You two are hitting some guitar gods today!
Your analysis on Rory living the music is correct, he was music. And he is the greatest guitar player of all time, just watch any live performance. Never played the same song in the same way twice, even Ritchie Blackmore from Deep Purple said he's the most natural player he ever saw.
You have made me so happy. I never thought you would play this kind of underrated music. I am just so happy thanks
AT LAST !! Rory was the GOAT! Everyone says he was the nicest musician you could ever meet. Tattooed Lady, Walk on Hot Coals, Million Miles Away
In Rory Gallagher's universe, "Bad Penny" is almost a laid back ballad. Try some live stuff from the man.
A good place to start is "Bullfrog blues" a powerhouse of a tune!
The 1980 live version in Paris is amazing, with the audience storming the stage, Rory climbing the amps and he never stops playing!
@@wildapplellamas7751 Oh hell yeah. Rory turned the slide guitar into a weapon of mass destruction at that show. It's a must-see for sure.
Irishman Rory Gallagher was called the greatest guitarist you've never heard of ( forget who said it) The next Rory tune should be a Rob Squad theme song..."Just the Smile" which is an acoustic work.
Agreed - especially the Beat Club version. 👍✌️
This man is a musical legend especially in Ireland where he was born. He is about as real as it gets. Very humble and never cared about being a celebrity. He literally lived for his music. His signature Stratocaster guitar is also legendary. The guy is one of a kind. Nice job reacting to this one.
I saw Rory three times in the early/mid 70s, and they were some of the best gigs I ever witnessed. Not just for the playing, but also the atmosphere. And of course in those days the artists were only a few yards away.... .
Rory Gallagher - Shadow Play (live 1979 with video - prepare for a jaw drop...). Rory Gallagher - I fall apart (the most beautiful love song You've never heard of...).
I used to see Rory whenever he came to Toronto in the mid-70s. Passion, authenticity, humility and superb musicianship in generous measures. Never disappoints. I add my vote for 'Bullfrog Blues', and also submit 'Western Plain', or anything showcasing his acoustic guitar skills. 🎸 💙
Bullfrog blues Live....WOW !!! the stage is bouncing , it is an incredible , amazing virtuoso performance
His whole band was on fire for that performance.
I got to see rory gallagher and status quo together at an outdoor concert in europe when i was in the service. What a show!
Rory & Quo were good friends and, I believe, shared the same management for a while - Quo + Rory = Quarry Management
Finally! One of the guitarists I was waiting to hear on your show. But you just have to watch him play live, so you can see, he wasn't playing but living the blues. What made his music so special was his Irish background that always shone through. Watch him play Moon Child or Tatoo'd Lady, he'll blow you away.😊
This song has actually been in my playlist for a few months. Underrated artist.
I would like to suggest Rory Gallagher's live version of "Brute Force and Ignorance" on Rock Goes to College in 1979. The medication he took for his fear of flying ruined his liver, he had a transplant but ended up dying from the complications the same year, 1995, he was 47. Rory was genuine and 100% about the music, nobody else like him, met him in March 1979 (the day after his birthday) it is a precious memory.
Love Rory ☘️ check out some if his Irish Tour ‘74 live vids- Tattoo’d Lady, I wonder who, a million miles away. He was so great live!
Definitely do some of his live performances, his solos were intense and several minutes long. A blues/rock legend, never gets the attention he deserved.
Rory's guitar playing really shines when it's live. I was lucky enough to see him once in 1987 just a few years before he died, he totally blew me away. Have a listen to Bullfrog Blues or Walk On Hot Coals from The Old Grey Whistle Test
RORY!Always here for the divine Rory. Magnificent.
Some artists are just so much better live than in the studio. Just about any live performance by Rory is incredible.
The music was in Rory & it poured out in his hands "Shin Kicker", live, is a treat.
Rory has some fantastic live videos here on TH-cam. All the UK guitarists, Clapton, Page, Townsend, etc. loved Rory! But you’ve got to do a live one, it’s his wheelhouse!! “Shadow Play” live is amazing!
Canada's own Alex Lifeson always talks about Rory as one of his biggest influences.
Couldn't agree more shadowplay live incredible
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@@lesknight5416Did you know there's A? A group called ZZ Top? F***, you know, all these people go talk about a barbecue. Hey, yo see, she topped at the barbecue long ago late thanks oh right, they fired the Bobby up. Alright? ZZ Top has a song called barbecues. What i'm talking brother barbecue by z z top all right
Did you ever want? Why nobody a do any of a brother church, Eric church or church? None of the homeboys won't do homeboy. At church Chase got a song called homeboy and there is a video. Nobody I do no earning dirty early I guess he's dirty early
Rory and his fantastic band were amazing live. You should watch them doing Shadow Play live in 1979 at Montreux. Thunderous drumming, monster bass, and Rory being Rory, one of the greatest guitarists and showman ever.
Definitely!!!!!!!!
Rory, Gary Moore and SRV - the Holy Trinity of Blues Rock guitarists
Hendrix ?
Bullfrog Blues Live......a must !!!
Heck yeah, some Rory Gallagher!!!! Highly recommend a live version, Rory is a performer.
So happy that you've tapped into Rory Gallagher and hope this is just the beginning. A shy, gentle soul off stage, Rory was a beast when performing live. As a self-taught multi-instrumentalist, he played electric & acoustic guitar, mandolin, electric sitar, harmonica, saxophone - and put forth a diverse spectrum of styles from blues and rock to jazz, folk, country and a bit of funk. He was an outstanding songwriter and his vocals were so beautifully unique. Rory's live performances were truly epic - and when I saw him perform live, it was transformational, no other performer I'd seen before or since came even remotely close to him. He touched my musical soul and I was never the same. People who love Rory love him as much for who/how he was as a human being as we do for his music. He easily could has been a superstar, but he wouldn't let the music companies dictate or compromise his musical vision - he did not play the game for fame and he preferred smaller, more intimate venues to the big ones. There are so many facets to Rory and his music to explore, I suggest A Million Miles Away, Calling Card, Walk On Hot Coals, Just The Smile, Overnight Bag. Some live performances: check out anything from Belfast 1984, Madrid 1975, but to get a feel of just how incredible Rory was 'Just a Little Bit' from My Father's Place, 1974 is a must listen, otherworldly stuff like you've never heard before. Anyway, thanks for a wonderful Rory reaction and keep on...
A million miles a way from the Irish Tour 74 album is a masterpiece. Just him with his battered up Strat, a treble booster, and a Vox AC 130 Amp back in those days, and he made his guitar sound like 4-5 different guitars just with his talent. A true Materclass
Rory is a master 👏👏irish legend 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Shadow Play live at Montreaux in 1979 is one of the greatest live performances ever. It has to be seen to be believed
Yessss Rory! He's an absolute hero here in Ireland. There is a Rory Gallagher festival every year here and theres a statue to him in his hometown. He's so damn good.
Also, welcome to the official cool club, you can now put some Rory on in front of your rocker pals and watch them go "WHO IS THAT?!" in their most excited voices!
Everyone who knows, knows
Alex Lifeson, Eric Clapton, Brian May, are also among those who were influenced by him. He is probably one of Ireland's most successful artists. Unfortunately, he left us at age 47 due to complications of a liver transplant. It's a wonderful rabbit hole to explore guys, so get to it!
Any of his live stuff is mind-blowing.
Bullfrog Blues and Messin' With The Kid are must listen by Rory
This isn't the way to listen to this song, you have to see the live video in an Irish club. It's one of the best.
Hi guys, in order to get what Jimi was talking about you need to check out Rory's 1982 live performance of this song!!!!! It's got over 85 Million views!!!!
It's crazy you'd play both Travers and Gallagher on the same day! I saw them together at a stadium show in KC in the mid 70s along with Jethro Tull and Robin Trower. Thanks for the flashback...
"Shin Kicker" live from Montreaux is the fastest 5 minutes you will ever experience. Rory live is phenomenal.
He was the guitarist that other great guitarists love to talk about.I remember when a BBC interviewer was doing a question and answer session with Jimi Hendrix and asked him,”What’s it like to be considered the best Rock and Roll guitarist ever?”Jimi quickly and said,”I would not know but you may want to ask Rory Gallagher that question.” Even Brian May said he used to go to Rory’s shows to learn new techniques.So sad he died early .
One of the few benefits of living to be 67 is being alive when guys like this were at their prime. Very underrated artist. Check out Tommy Bolins Post Toastie for another guy like Rory.
Yes I'm 68yrs I saw Rory in 1971 in DUNFERMLINE SCOTLAND 🏴
@@marietheresahughes2911 67 here, saw him in '73 in Edinburgh 🏴
You guys used to be a daily visit to me, just have been diving now into deep deep cuts, no longer first time listeners but now just music appreciators. Seasons Greetings, keep on rockin'
Oh em geee! Finally! I'm one of many, I guess, who've suggested this one. Saw the notification and had to stop cooking to watch! The guitar intro is sooo good, and has the wonderful 1970s guitar rock sound.
I was just listening to this in the car 2 days ago (I make sure my granddaughters are exposed to great stuff 😉)
Be blessed ❤
one of the all time greats- fantastic song.
YOU really had to see him live , he was mesmerising ,saw him twice in late 70s with his trademark battered old strat , Shadow Play ,Tattooed Lady, Bullfrog Blues ,Hands off , Back In Your Town , just a few of many great songs by Rory ,he also does magic things on acoustic guitar check out his cover of Pistol Slapper Blues.
Glad you discovered Rory. He is amazing.
Glad you like Rory, he's definitely underappreciated! You really should do a live reaction! He was incredible live and his bassist Gerry McAvoy is really fun to watch too, you can tell they are both really into the music. There's a vid on YT of him playing Moonchild at Loreley in '82 where he does something with his guitar I've never seen anyone else do. Another good vid of him playing Shadow Play at Montreux in '79 where he goes in the audience mid-solo. And the Bad Penny live version from Loreley is epic too.
I'm too young to see him, but from the existing vids, he could carry a show simply by his charisma on stage alone. No rock-star bulls*t, just honest passion.
I saw Gary and his band of friends recently, he is trying to keep the candle alive, and broght even a few % of the spirit, and it was a great evening th-cam.com/video/vASsn406lIk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9ZSvtSQjdwQZAhQC
Now try “I Could Have Had Religion” from Montreux in 1994. The creepiest blues performance since Robert Johnson. I suspect that one of the reasons Rory was never that popular was that he was a musician’s musician. One almost had to be a professional to grasp the full depth of Rory’s talent and the breadth of his knowledge of blues history.
When Mick Taylor left the Stones they auditioned Rory, but he turned them down. Rory knew his worth.
I ♥️SRV but I listen to Rory the most!🌟👍
I met Rory a couple of times back in the day. He was a guitar genius that never accepted his fame and wasn’t looking for adoration, sadly he had the Irish disease and his career suffered, but the music survives and he lives on through it. ✌️
He actually hated flying and mixed sedatives with alc to calm himself, so sad that surgery went so wrong.
He got an infection after a successful surgery, and that’s what took him out. Beyond Tragic.
He wasn’t a heavy drinker. His medication
Shouldn’t have been mixed with any alcohol and he hadn’t been told. He needed a liver transplant as a result and died from an infection.
Queen's guitarist Brian May credits Rory Gallagher for his signature sound. He said he and his friend waited after a show and he asked Rory about his setup and how he got his sound. He said he was so nice to them and spent time talking with them. Brian said he went out to a second hand store and bought some beat up equipment. He said he met up with him years later and he was just as nice and he thought it was maybe because he was a fellow recording artist but thought back and said he was the same as he was years before. Gary Moore also is on the same interview with Brian and talked about how great Rory was. Another great guitar player gone too soon.
He’s meant to be seen live check out Shadow Play or Bull Frog Blues to understand him better.🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Hey y'all glad you got here with Rory. Gotta hit up his songs, Brute force and ignorance, and Shin Kicken morning.
His Bull Frog Blues is a high intensity rocker that you have to watch live!
I listened to this song a couple of weeks ago. I have been a Rory Gallagher fan ever since I saw him on The Midnight Special or In Concert back in the mid 70's. My favorite Rory Gallagher song is Brute Force and Ignorance. Laundromat is another, that's the song that grabbed my attention. Bullfrog Blues is another song to react to.
Check out Rory’s band Taste playing “what’s going on” at the Isle of Wight festival 1970. Phenomenal, raw performance.
Another great Rory performance @1970 Isle of Wight with his then band 'Taste'-very bluesy "Sugar Mama"-got 5 encores!
You two are doing some hard rock'n today. I luv it!
Rory was a ridiculously talented guitarist and worked like a dog to earn a living; an older friend who went to a lot of Seventies festivals said wherever you went, Rory was always on the bill
I saw Rory in concert three times back in the 70's. His shows were over the top! You've got to check out 'Messin With The Kid', and 'Bullfrog Blues'! You've got to listen to the live albums. Also, 'Going To My Hometown' live! His live music was so much better than the studio stuff! This man could play any instrument that has a string on it! One of the greatest!
A fantastic musician. I saw him at least 3 times in the 70s. Remember he writes, sings and plays.
Got to see Rory Gallagher open up for Rush. It was epic. Rip brother 🙏
Saw him open for Rush in 1981. I'd never heard of him until I saw his name on the bill. Blew my mind when he started playing. I've carried his music with me all over the world , since then.
Next "I Fall Apart" would be great, but Rory live is at his best. "A Million Miles Away" , "Cradle Rock" or "Walk on Hot Coals" from Irish Tour '74, or Philby from Live at Montreux would be my suggestions.
Another excellent pick, Rory can definitely rock,.
I hardly ever recommend live versions before listening to the studio versions but Rory is like the Dead (and Phish) where live is the way to go.
Jimi also gave personal endorsements to Billy Gibbons of ZZ Top and called Terry Kath of Chicago the most talented guitarist he'd ever seen. The original Chicago was a lot harder than the late 70's and early 80's Chicago.
"Continental Op" is another great Rory tune.
Bull Frog Blues live is an absolute must !
Irish Tour '74 album is a must own, flawless.
Hope this isn't the last you hear or see of Rory on the channel! He is not underrated, just not very well known. Anyone who listens to him falls in love with his playing!
He is amazing love gives it his all every song his rabbit hole is so deep. Mostly 3 guys
Please do Laundromat and I am not surprised. Rory is one of the best blues, rock guitarist ever. You have to do some live versions of his music because he puts his heart and soul into every song.
For music geeks, Fil of Wings of Pegasus did a YT analysis of Rory playing Laundromat. It was crazy just how many techniques Rory used in his playing that seemed so natural and effortless, but are really quite difficult to master. It's a great video that gives you a new appreciation of just how talented Rory was.
You have no idea how happy I am to see you react to Rory. There are so, so many people that idolise Rory… and rightly so.
Brian May has said that seeing Rory Gallagher live was a huge inspiration for Smile to continue working for success, they became Queen.
Glad you two finally discovered Rory. It doesn't look like you are short on further suggestions to react to from the comments so far, but I will add another - Tattoed Lady. There are a ton of version's out there and I know some have already suggested them. I am prone to his Madrid, Spain 1975 live concert version. It doesn"t have a ton of views probably because it is in B&W and the video/audio quality isn't the best. But that performance is unbelievable - the crowd knew it too. He is playing his heart out to his fan's.......
Rory Gallagher is an Irish blues rock guitarist & songwriter (born 2 March 1948) who died, in 1995, at the age of just 47. His band was a powerful 3-piece unit. This song is well-structured, with great commercial appeal. There will many suggestions made of live songs that you need to check out in order to appreciate his talent and energy live.
I would, however, suggest that your next choice is "Wave myself goodbye" with LYRICS. It has more piano than guitar, but it does highlight his songwriting. Then head into the energetic stuff.
Just when I think RSR is starting to lose their mojo, the come up with a day like today and completely restore my faith in them. Big thanks to the community that never lets them stray too far away from what got them here. Great day of suggestions. Knocked it out of the park.
Jimi Hendrix was once asked - what does it feel like to be the greatest guitarist if all time? - he replied 'How would i know? Go ask Rory Gallagher '