track 7 from the classic Taste album “On The Boards”,released in 1970
Taste a trio consisting of Rory Gallagher on guitars and vocals, Richard McCracken on bass and John Wilson on drums…Taste was an Irish rock and blues band formed in 1966 and gained fame in large part, because of their unique style, and the talent and charisma of the band’s founder, songwriter and musician Rory Gallagher Rory Gallagher & Taste-On The Boards.mp4
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Just 781 views… WHY ! This is so beautiful !
Love the droning D throughout this & its well worth noting what a good jazz sax player Rory was as well as being the greatest Irish guitar player ever. The Edge can go get fucked, he'll never touch the late lamented Gallagher.
exelent, too bad they're forgotten
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Forgotten? Nah. Saw Taste live a few times – first time by sheer chance in Bromley College. Hadn't heard of them but went along for the beer. Played every track from the On the Boards album plus Catfish and other classics. Probably the best concert I have been to – could that man play with feeling or what. What a loss. Get the album.
Jimi -when asked what it was like to be the greatest guitarist said " I don't know , ask Rory Gallagher"
Well said Bob! : )
saw him in 1980, but Taste was his best
So mean to the Edge… Haha, but no…Rory is The Fukin' Best!
This song is just "Too much to Bare".
For me, Rory`s sax-playing was far more moving than his playing the strat (which wasn`t bad, of cause).
Vanzemaljci!
Super band.
Nem az a legjobb gitáros (zenész), aki a legrövidebb idő alatt a legtöbb hangot produkálja a hangszeren. Itt a példa !!!
Taste like, I don't know.. LSD maybe.. :))))))))))))
GREAT SONG !!! Rory is the MAN !!
Great music – this will never be outdated – it's Classic. Greets to Roger DB.
Just listen closely… this knocks me down. I missed it at the time, was too young… I'll have another Duvel on Taste and Rory!!!!
RIP Rory, 20 years today…
An Irish troubadour produces this brilliant studio album. So sophisticated when compared to his live shows. No criticism of either intended. You have to stop in your tracks and listen.