Good ear! Yes, Slash is a big Rory fan, as is Brian May, the Edge, Johnny Marr, Vivian Campbell and many others. This is a classic Rory Gallagher piece but by no means really shows off his guitar chops. Try checking out "Moonchild" performed in 1982 at Rockpalast in Loreley. Or a more blusey piece such as "Calling Card" from his 1977 Hammersmith Odeon performance. Rory was a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter who passed up the chance to joing the Rolling Stones and never sought fame and fortune. For him, it was always about the music. Please check out more of his extensive catalog! Thanks.
Ritchie Blackmore said Rory was the most natural guitarist he ever heard, Ritchie not known for his praise of other musicians,and a hell of a guitarist himself
As a fellow Irish man. Rory was incredibly. Met him on a few occasions. As he was a good friend of Henry Mclough. Henry who played with Paul McCartney. Henry was a friend of a friend.Rory was a very humble and quiet guy. Not up his own backside like most guitarist then and now. Be well my friend and keep enjoying, Rory.
There are some great interviews with people on UA-cam about Rory. Brian May went to see him in 1969 at the Marquee. Asked him afterwards how he got his sound- Rory brought him over to his amp and showed him (Vox AC30 and Trelble Booster pedal). Rush toured with him in 1974, and he showed Alex Lifeson how to do pinch harmonics ( which Slash also copied). Jonny Marr learned how to play by obsessively listening to and learning Rory’s “Irish Tour ‘74” live album. Joe Bonamassa opened both of his London shows a few years back playing Rory’s Guitar (loaned to him by Rory’s family), and playing Rory’s song “ Cradle Rock”. Other admirers include Vivian Campbell and Mick Jagger (who wanted Rory to join the Stones after Mick Taylor left). A VASTLY underrated guitarist and performer, and a big influence on many guitarists.
He is good but Hendrix was a modest guy and he had way more talent and unique sound and style that no one still to this day can't style,, He had huge hands and fingers he could stretch and use thumb also in rythm and solo..bottom line Jimi is our top rock guitarist of all time solo wise and rythm wise and also good song and lyric writer under the influence by Bob Dylan ❤
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.
Slash got to share the stage with Rory in California when Slash was just starting out. They then hung out until dawn, playing. Slash admits that he learned a lot that night. Check out early Rory! Gerry McAvoy played bass with Rory for about 30 years, Bullfrog Blues, Moonchild, anything from Montrose are all worth checking out.
Thanks for reacting to Rory, I hope you will continue to dig deeper into his music - with 11 studio and 3 live albums, plus loads of videos from his many televised performances, there's plenty to choose from! Here are a few suggestions to be going on with... Walk On Hot Coals - The Old Grey Whistle Test 1973 Bullfrog Blues - The Old Grey Whistle Test 1976 Calling Card - Hammersmith 1977 Do You Read Me - Rock Goes to College 1979 Tattooed Lady - Rockpalast 1979 I Wonder Who - Belfast 1984 Shadow Play - Belfast 1984
@@sammccue500 Not true, when asked by John Peel how to pronounce he said Gallagher to which Peel replied "OK please yourself." It can be heard on Taste box set I'll Remember. Not that it's important but I met Rory on two occasions and I am Irish.
Jimi was asked on The Mike Douglas show in U.S.in the late sixties, FACT. As for RoryG,no one better live and I've seen most of them. One the nicest nicest fellas you'd ever meet,and very modest with it. Lucky to see him 3 times, never disappoints.Maestro!!☘
Good man you identified Rory’s influence on Slash, they played together once in LA. Rory’s guitar was stolen once and dumped in a ditch before it was recovered.
Brian May (Queen) said he use to go to clubs to listen to him and he showed him how he gets his sound and that Rory was responsible for his sound in Queen . Eric Clapton was inspired by him
You should try "Bullfrog Blues" from Rory played at Old Grey Whistle Test. There are long solos from all the band members. I assure You, what You heard here from the bass player, it was nothing.
@@dougreed2257 Yeah, you're right! But I had to get that bit about Einstein and Churchill in. Because you know, "People qouting another people needlessly are idiots" - Plato.
Actually, it was Billy Gibbons of ZZ Topp who toured with The Jimi Hendrix Experience in 1967.He did say Rory was one of the best he ever heard though.
Been a fan of Rorys since i was 18 years old and I'm 69 now...got about every album he ever made....saw 6 times in concert....all great shows...you want to hear a bad ass Rory Gallagher song...try listening to Souped up Ford....that will get your ears ringing
Almost new. Rory bought the 1961 guitar in 1963 in installments from Crowley’s Music Store in Cork. The guitar’s previous owner was Jim Conlon, the founder of an Irish band Royal Showband. Conlon ordered a red Stratocaster from the US but the sunburst came instead, so he used the guitar for about half a year until the red one arrived. After the red Strat arrived, the sunburst was put on sale at Crowley’s store.
I want to add that the guitar is being auctioned by Rory's brother at Bonhams in October. Check out their website, the auction is interesting. You can own Rory's strat if you have the estimated $1million.
I new subscriber here!! Rory was amazing and many many people Nicked his licks and still do. Have you heard Steve Marriott’s live version of ‘ five long years’ Wish Steve and Rory had Collaborated, Rory’s guitar and Steve’s vocals would have been incredible….interestingly both Steve and Rory auditioned for the stones in 1975 but both were too strong and would have overshadowed Mick..and mick’s ego couldn’t handle that! And both of them preferred performing in smaller venues and just loved making music.
And apparently Billy Gibbons. I’d guess what he meant is “ There are a LOT of great guitarists out there, I’ve just heard this guy play, I think he’s great- why not ask him HIS opinion?”
That is an often mentioned "quote" from JImi Hendrix, but I believe it to be urban myth, and Rory's own brother and manager, Donal, claims that it is unlikely to be true. Rory was still a great guitarist, especially live.
That guitar was stolen some time late 60s early 70s and found in a ditch a few weeks later. The guy was a genius and amazing live. Saw him in Glasgow and Edinburgh before leaving the UK never to see him live again. The guy was a beast live.
I'm discovering what rock'n roll is. And I just found the source of it all. That source is called Rory Gallagher. Could someone explain to me why he is not so well known? And another question: Does he sing and play like Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townshend, Angus Young... does he imitate and take inspiration from them or were they inspired by Rory Gallagher ? Rory Gallagher is the source from which all guitarists came. Rory Gallagher is above all guitarists out there. That is totally true.
Hendrix, Clapton, Beck, Page and Peter Green came before Rory Gallagher. Do some research before making statements like that. They're all 1960s artists, Rory didn't come to prominence until the 1970s.
@roboi2241 robo u need to go back yourself & correct your statements. Rory started age 9 winning local talent shows in Ireland. Age 15 he quit school & started touring with the local showbands. 1966 he formed the band Taste which had a huge following in Europe. They had a regular scheduled repeated gig at the Marqee in London which is where Brian May saw them. Brian was quite young & speaks about Rory very candidly & how they sneaked in to see him. This is on You Tube. Watch for yourself.They were one of the bands who opened up at the infamous Isle of Wight Festival 1970 which was larger than Woodstock & they were called back for 5 encores. That's where Jimi Hendrix saw Rory. Jimi played that same festival. Yes Rory was around. U have just somehow been unaware.
@@GWard-hz5wj I don't think Hendrix, Clapton etc were twiddling about with a guitar waiting for a 9 year old prodigy in Ireland to show them what to do with it. What are you talking about? All those guitarists were years older than Rory and playing guitar since childhood themselves. The first commenter made the preposterous statement that 'Rory Gallagher is the source from which all guitarists came'. The Isle of Wight festival in 1970 was Hendrix last uk performance two weeks before his death. Taste like Free who also played the 1970 IoW festival were predominantly a band who rode on the coattails of heavy rock pioneered by Cream and Hendrix as did Zeppelin and Deep Purple. Don't try and make out Rory predates these artists or was ahead of the game, he didn't and they kicked the door down for him and his contemporaries who found commercial fame in the 1970s.
Don't care about who is best guitar player don't believe Hendrix ever mentioned Rory. All you need is. To be great full we had Rory playing and we still have respect to this genius gallagher
People have a bad habit of saying “OK”….”OK”.. when listening or being told something. Annoying. Very annoying and non-commital a proposal anything. You’ve heard Rory Gallagher before, if you like rock music.
Jimi is quoted as saying this at the Isle of Wight festival 1970 where they were both on the bill, not at Woodstock. Numerous reports of this quote, so anyone on here saying otherwise is full of shit
Just to bust the myth- Jimi Hendrix also reportedly said that Terry Kath was the best. Einstein also reportedly claimed that several other scientists were smarter than him. It's just a myth that fanboys indulge in. Jimi often praised other guitarists so if he did say that Rory was better than him I think he was just being nice. Having said that Rory is a GREAT guitarist. He might be underrated by the general pubic but guitar players now how good he is. He was a little limited in musical style but for fierce rock blues he's among the very best.
The quote is not quite correct. A journalist asked Jimi Hendrix what it was like being the best blues guitarist in the world, to which he replied, "I don't know, ask Rory Gallagher".
Rory rules , completely improvised every live show. How can someone your age not know of him. Did you not listen to music from the 70 s this song was off of his Top priority album. Studio version. This guy smoked everybody. In 74 Aerosmith was booed off the stage in New York. By making the mistake of having him open for them.
@@imrmediagaming2479 My mistake, to me you appeared way older. Well, at least you got one good decade of great music, way better than the 80s. Rory was so intense in concert, I'm don't know if Hendrix really made that quote. I've heard he said the same about Billy Gibbons and Terry Kath. To me the only player like Rory was Stevie Ray Vaughan. Green day. No ,I don't think so. There might be all kinds of great music that you would love from 67 to 73 rock blues kicked ass. It went out the window as cocaine took over from psychedelics. Then MTV completely bought out the whole thing trading Modanna for Leslie West or Robin Trower. Seattle scene changed things for a few years and now most music is just hyped up garbage.
Who are you? Is this meant to be music critique? Bassists shirt? Green day? State of the guitar? Sparklers? Never heard of Rory? On the latter basis, you are in no position to pass judgement. That's 10 minutes Gone. Stick to supporting Everton.
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Good ear! Yes, Slash is a big Rory fan, as is Brian May, the Edge, Johnny Marr, Vivian Campbell and many others. This is a classic Rory Gallagher piece but by no means really shows off his guitar chops. Try checking out "Moonchild" performed in 1982 at Rockpalast in Loreley. Or a more blusey piece such as "Calling Card" from his 1977 Hammersmith Odeon performance. Rory was a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter who passed up the chance to joing the Rolling Stones and never sought fame and fortune. For him, it was always about the music. Please check out more of his extensive catalog! Thanks.
Ritchie Blackmore said Rory was the most natural guitarist he ever heard, Ritchie not known for his praise of other musicians,and a hell of a guitarist himself
Rory had the best live recordings. Irish Tour74 and Livein Europe. He AND his 4 pc band smole!
You can add Jimmy Page to that list.
Rory is a legend 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
As a fellow Irish man. Rory was incredibly. Met him on a few occasions. As he was a good friend of Henry Mclough. Henry who played with Paul McCartney. Henry was a friend of a friend.Rory was a very humble and quiet guy. Not up his own backside like most guitarist then and now. Be well my friend and keep enjoying, Rory.
Spot on Rory was a great man his great guitar skills came automatically
There are some great interviews with people on UA-cam about Rory. Brian May went to see him in 1969 at the Marquee. Asked him afterwards how he got his sound- Rory brought him over to his amp and showed him (Vox AC30 and Trelble Booster pedal). Rush toured with him in 1974, and he showed Alex Lifeson how to do pinch harmonics ( which Slash also copied). Jonny Marr learned how to play by obsessively listening to and learning Rory’s “Irish Tour ‘74” live album. Joe Bonamassa opened both of his London shows a few years back playing Rory’s Guitar (loaned to him by Rory’s family), and playing Rory’s song “ Cradle Rock”. Other admirers include Vivian Campbell and Mick Jagger (who wanted Rory to join the Stones after Mick Taylor left). A VASTLY underrated guitarist and performer, and a big influence on many guitarists.
Amazing musician . Died far too young .
He is good but Hendrix was a modest guy and he had way more talent and unique sound and style that no one still to this day can't style,, He had huge hands and fingers he could stretch and use thumb also in rythm and solo..bottom line Jimi is our top rock guitarist of all time solo wise and rythm wise and also good song and lyric writer under the influence by Bob Dylan ❤
Jimi said that about Rory in 1970 at the Isle of Wight Festival.
Rubbish!…….that never happened and Jimmy never said that.
@@emmetnolan2329 Please watch TheTaste documentary from The Isle of Wight.
Another old wives tale. There is no recorded evidence of Jimi ever having said that. Nice thought, however
There are evidence !!! JImi spoke with a music-journalist!!! It "s true. A.
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.
He did the same thing to Aerosmith. Joe Perry referenced it in his biography saying Rory blew them off the stage fair and square.
Slash got to share the stage with Rory in California when Slash was just starting out. They then hung out until dawn, playing. Slash admits that he learned a lot that night. Check out early Rory! Gerry McAvoy played bass with Rory for about 30 years, Bullfrog Blues, Moonchild, anything from Montrose are all worth checking out.
Dude, i´ve seen this concert live broadcasted in German TV when I was 13. It changed my life forever!
There is a Rory Gallagher Festival in Ballyshannon Ireland every June, his home town, fans from all over the world come to it
Place of birth is where the festival is on, his home town is Cork 😊
@@johnhegarty847 Dad from Derry?
A great tribute to an amazing Guy .
@@johnhegarty847 He was born in ballyshanon, the family moved to cork much later.
Good one Lee. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 Certainly a few from Rory to come 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for reacting to Rory, I hope you will continue to dig deeper into his music - with 11 studio and 3 live albums, plus loads of videos from his many televised performances, there's plenty to choose from!
Here are a few suggestions to be going on with...
Walk On Hot Coals - The Old Grey Whistle Test 1973
Bullfrog Blues - The Old Grey Whistle Test 1976
Calling Card - Hammersmith 1977
Do You Read Me - Rock Goes to College 1979
Tattooed Lady - Rockpalast 1979
I Wonder Who - Belfast 1984
Shadow Play - Belfast 1984
@@SlumminAngel Whistle Test 73 . First time I saw Rory . Blew Me away . He had an amazing band . Absolutely first class.
Yes Slash looked up to Rory. The 2nd g is silent in Gallagher.
Not many but the Irish know that the 'g' is silent.☘
@@sammccue500 Not true, when asked by John Peel how to pronounce he said Gallagher to which Peel replied "OK please yourself." It can be heard on Taste box set I'll Remember. Not that it's important but I met Rory on two occasions and I am Irish.
Where have half of these men been never heard of Rory must be my age?RIP Rory 🎸🎸🎸
Jimi was asked on The Mike Douglas show in U.S.in the late sixties, FACT.
As for RoryG,no one better live and I've seen most of them. One the nicest nicest fellas you'd ever meet,and very modest with it.
Lucky to see him 3 times, never disappoints.Maestro!!☘
Hendrix never said that. 100%
Good man you identified Rory’s influence on Slash, they played together once in LA. Rory’s guitar was stolen once and dumped in a ditch before it was recovered.
Roary is an irish legend RIP brother
2205 Rory Gallagher festival Ballyshannon county Donegal Ireland May 29th
Brian May (Queen) said he use to go to clubs to listen to him and he showed him how he gets his sound and that Rory was responsible for his sound in Queen . Eric Clapton was inspired by him
I was at this gig and yes, all we had was sparklers and cigarette lighters!
This isn't even top 20 as far as Rory's best guitar work! Still really nice!
You should try "Bullfrog Blues" from Rory played at Old Grey Whistle Test. There are long solos from all the band members. I assure You, what You heard here from the bass player, it was nothing.
First saw Rory on Whistle Test many years ago . Blew Me away.
RUSH was opening act for Rory early on. Then... Rory was opening for RUSH.
Alex Lifeson is a great fanas well.
Rory era o cara! Meu eterno vício......
As the crow flies rory gallagher the best acoustic song you will see 👀
Why not Rory's song, "Going to my hometown"...💓💕🎼🎶🎵
an irish legend !
Gerry on Bass is still playing with band of friends.
Hendrix of course never said it,but it's believable,because Rory IS the best ever!!!!😊
Of course he never did. It's like basically any qoute attributed Einstein or Churchill.
@@felixfranzen7318 But it's inconsequential anyhow,Rory didn't need hendrix to 'spout' that, he is greatest without hendrix approval!
@@dougreed2257 Yeah, you're right! But I had to get that bit about Einstein and Churchill in. Because you know, "People qouting another people needlessly are idiots" - Plato.
In 1982 we had sparklers. And lighters!. But we actually watched and listened to the bands rather than the little screen on our phones
Isn't that the truth!
Actually, it was Billy Gibbons of ZZ Topp who toured with The Jimi Hendrix Experience in 1967.He did say Rory was one of the best he ever heard though.
tru dat
I think I heard Slash say in an interview that his dad was keen on Rory and introduced him to the man's music.
Been a fan of Rorys since i was 18 years old and I'm 69 now...got about every album he ever made....saw 6 times in concert....all great shows...you want to hear a bad ass Rory Gallagher song...try listening to Souped up Ford....that will get your ears ringing
Check out his song 'Do you read me now' from Rock goes to college concert,a real blast!
The guitar is a 1961 Fender Telecaster- thought to be the first Tele in Ireland and Rory owned it from new.
Almost new. Rory bought the 1961 guitar in 1963 in installments from Crowley’s Music Store in Cork. The guitar’s previous owner was Jim Conlon, the founder of an Irish band Royal Showband. Conlon ordered a red Stratocaster from the US but the sunburst came instead, so he used the guitar for about half a year until the red one arrived. After the red Strat arrived, the sunburst was put on sale at Crowley’s store.
I want to add that the guitar is being auctioned by Rory's brother at Bonhams in October. Check out their website, the auction is interesting. You can own Rory's strat if you have the estimated $1million.
@@JamesOConnor-k3hun millon trecientos mil dolares aprox (1 300 000 dollars aprox)
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Rory was amazing and many many people Nicked his licks and still do.
Have you heard Steve Marriott’s live version of ‘ five long years’
Wish Steve and Rory had Collaborated, Rory’s guitar and Steve’s vocals would have been incredible….interestingly both Steve and Rory auditioned for the stones in 1975 but both were too strong and would have overshadowed Mick..and mick’s ego couldn’t handle that! And both of them preferred performing in smaller venues and just loved making music.
Jimi Hendrix also said the same about Terry Kath
And apparently Billy Gibbons. I’d guess what he meant is “ There are a LOT of great guitarists out there, I’ve just heard this guy play, I think he’s great- why not ask him HIS opinion?”
I find it amazing you have never heard of Rory, wow.
That is an often mentioned "quote" from JImi Hendrix, but I believe it to be urban myth, and Rory's own brother and manager, Donal, claims that it is unlikely to be true. Rory was still a great guitarist, especially live.
I doubt it’s an actual quote,I’ve heard that Clapton said ask Prince to the same question or that Hendrix said ask Joe Walsh and a few other versions
maybe Jimi thougth so, or it was just an uneasy answer during an interview with Rolling stone magazine....
The comment from Hendrix was on the 60 minutes programme it can be found on YT
His Strat just went for £889.400 at auction and its staying in Ireland
Rory was awesome ... I love his stuff. I've turned alot on to rory...
That guitar was stolen some time late 60s early 70s and found in a ditch a few weeks later. The guy was a genius and amazing live. Saw him in Glasgow and Edinburgh before leaving the UK never to see him live again. The guy was a beast live.
There are a number of guitarists who are said to be rated the best by Hendrix
They are all brilliant, but Hendrix is Hendrix
I'm discovering what rock'n roll is. And I just found the source of it all. That source is called Rory Gallagher. Could someone explain to me why he is not so well known? And another question: Does he sing and play like Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townshend, Angus Young... does he imitate and take inspiration from them or were they inspired by Rory Gallagher ? Rory Gallagher is the source from which all guitarists came. Rory Gallagher is above all guitarists out there. That is totally true.
Hendrix, Clapton, Beck, Page and Peter Green came before Rory Gallagher. Do some research before making statements like that. They're all 1960s artists, Rory didn't come to prominence until the 1970s.
@roboi2241 robo u need to go back yourself & correct your statements. Rory started age 9 winning local talent shows in Ireland. Age 15 he quit school & started touring with the local showbands. 1966 he formed the band Taste which had a huge following in Europe. They had a regular scheduled repeated gig at the Marqee in London which is where Brian May saw them. Brian was quite young & speaks about Rory very candidly & how they sneaked in to see him. This is on You Tube. Watch for yourself.They were one of the bands who opened up at the infamous Isle of Wight Festival 1970 which was larger than Woodstock & they were called back for 5 encores. That's where Jimi Hendrix saw Rory. Jimi played that same festival. Yes Rory was around. U have just somehow been unaware.
@@GWard-hz5wj I don't think Hendrix, Clapton etc were twiddling about with a guitar waiting for a 9 year old prodigy in Ireland to show them what to do with it. What are you talking about? All those guitarists were years older than Rory and playing guitar since childhood themselves. The first commenter made the preposterous statement that 'Rory Gallagher is the source from which all guitarists came'. The Isle of Wight festival in 1970 was Hendrix last uk performance two weeks before his death. Taste like Free who also played the 1970 IoW festival were predominantly a band who rode on the coattails of heavy rock pioneered by Cream and Hendrix as did Zeppelin and Deep Purple. Don't try and make out Rory predates these artists or was ahead of the game, he didn't and they kicked the door down for him and his contemporaries who found commercial fame in the 1970s.
Fan 40 years top priority is a brilliant album r.i.p rory
Don't care about who is best guitar player don't believe Hendrix ever mentioned Rory. All you need is. To be great full we had Rory playing and we still have respect to this genius gallagher
Jimi never said that. This quote goes around with him saying this about several guitarists. I saw Rory live 4 times and he is the greatest I ever saw.
You are wrong.
@@georgeickhoff3646 Research baby, research.
Jimmy hendrix FOREVER❤❤❤❤❤YES
the second g is silent -pronounced Rory Gallaher.
Thank you. It drives me crazy when people can't even be bothered to say his name properly. The man's a legend
You never heard of Rory.. Do some reserch before you comment ..
No because it's a reaction and reaction channels react.... They dont do research
Best song to show off Rorys abilities is his acoustic cover of "Too Much Alcohol "
People doing reactions saying they have never heard of music icons....joke
People have a bad habit of saying “OK”….”OK”.. when listening or being told something. Annoying. Very annoying and non-commital a proposal anything. You’ve heard Rory Gallagher before, if you like rock music.
Ritchie Blackmore out on his own Johnny Marr second
ありがとうね～～！ 絵も見てね～！ すごいよ！ ダヴィンチちゃんにも勝ってますよ～！
Jimi is quoted as saying this at the Isle of Wight festival 1970 where they were both on the bill, not at Woodstock. Numerous reports of this quote, so anyone on here saying otherwise is full of shit
Just to bust the myth- Jimi Hendrix also reportedly said that Terry Kath was the best. Einstein also reportedly claimed that several other scientists were smarter than him. It's just a myth that fanboys indulge in. Jimi often praised other guitarists so if he did say that Rory was better than him I think he was just being nice. Having said that Rory is a GREAT guitarist. He might be underrated by the general pubic but guitar players now how good he is. He was a little limited in musical style but for fierce rock blues he's among the very best.
Slach promist to come to Ballyshannon to Play! Come on Slash vi are vaiting
Rory Gallagher No.1
Pronounced GallaHER....🇬🇧 Tans😂
John Cusack was after Rory Gallagher;)
The quote is not quite correct. A journalist asked Jimi Hendrix what it was like being the best blues guitarist in the world, to which he replied, "I don't know, ask Rory Gallagher".
Thats similar to what I have heard " Go ask the Irish Cat "
I'm a base player & I'm a way better guitarist than Slash - very poor technique - trust me m8
Rory rules , completely improvised every live show. How can someone your age not know of him. Did you not listen to music from the 70 s this song was off of his Top priority album. Studio version. This guy smoked everybody. In 74 Aerosmith was booed off the stage in New York. By making the mistake of having him open for them.
No mate, I started listening to music in the 90's and it was current music at the time
@@imrmediagaming2479 My mistake, to me you appeared way older. Well, at least you got one good decade of great music, way better than the 80s. Rory was so intense in concert, I'm don't know if Hendrix really made that quote. I've heard he said the same about Billy Gibbons and Terry Kath. To me the only player like Rory was Stevie Ray Vaughan. Green day. No ,I don't think so. There might be all kinds of great music that you would love from 67 to 73 rock blues kicked ass. It went out the window as cocaine took over from psychedelics. Then MTV completely bought out the whole thing trading Modanna for Leslie West or Robin Trower. Seattle scene changed things for a few years and now most music is just hyped up garbage.
Rory Gallagher was a phenomenal guitarist and this was a good song but he did very much better than that.
Who are you? Is this meant to be music critique? Bassists shirt? Green day? State of the guitar? Sparklers? Never heard of Rory? On the latter basis, you are in no position to pass judgement. That's 10 minutes Gone. Stick to supporting Everton.
Greenday what a joke😅
The baseline sounds like when I come around by green day, why is it a joke?
Thats such a lie, Hendrix never said that.
That was really good that! Rory Gallagher eh? I will look into him! I hope the rest is good too! Modern music is a load of sh!!!!!!!!!
You must live on another planet 😂
This one is kinda dull as compared to Shin kicker and shadow Play
have you been under a rock
Bullshit qoute, Hendrix NEVER said this....
You’re bullshit Peter.
Whats the point doing a review of music when the sound is shit?
As jimi Hendrix was asked: "How is ist to be the best guitarist in the world?" He answered: "In this case you have to ask Johnny Winter."
I thought Jimi's answer was "you should ask Rory Gallagher". Me, big fan of Jonny Winter.
Hendrix never said it!
He should have.
Jimi never said that.
Bet the bass player is over the moon you think he's "pretty good"