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Rory Gallagher- THE BEAT CLUB SESSIONS- CD – 1971-1972 Radio Bremen/2010-
- Strange Music Ltd./Eagle Rock Entertainment Limited- 5034504142527- 400 grn
THE BEAT CLUB SESSIONS shows what Rory Gallagher was really all about a magnificent live performer. Drawn from the best of three different appearances on the German TV series Beat Club , this disc is an audio companion to the highlights of disc 2 of the DVD release of Ghost Blues. These previously unreleased live recordings by Rory Gallagher were made for the German TV series Beat Club. The tracklisting focuses on his first two solo albums and contains many classic songs that would carry on playing throughout his career. Beat-Club was a German music programme that ran from September 1965 to December 1972. It was broadcast from Bremen, Germany and is notable for being the first German show to be based around popular music, and featured artists like The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Tina Turner, The Who, Black Sabbath, The Bee Gees, The Beach Boys and Kraftwerk in its seven-year run. Rory Gallagher was one of the shows most frequent visitors performing four times in the space of just over two years. Rory’s first appearance on the programme was with his band ‘Taste’ in 1970 and he returned soon after with his own solo work. This CD features 12 classic versions of Rorys early solo material from three separate performances during 1971-72, the 1972 recording being a full Beat Club special on Rory.
PERSONNEL: Rory Gallagher (Guitar, Vocals, Mandolin & Harmonica); Gerry McAvoy (Bass); Wilgar Campbell (Drums & Percussion).
This disc officially appeared in September 2010 and collects four tunes from three separate sessions recorded May 1971 through June 1972 for the German Beat Club TV series. The songs will be familiar to Gallagher fans, as most are available on his first few albums. All but Junior Wells' "Messin' With The Kid" and Sonny Thompson's "Toredown" are originals, played by his sturdy backing trio featuring Wilgar Campbell on drums and longtime bassist Gerry McAvoy. While there aren't many musical surprises, these versions are noticeably leaner and tougher than their associated studio performances. This also makes a logical companion piece to Gallagher's breakthrough release, Live In Europe, since it's recorded with the same band but only repeats four of its selections. The blues-rocker was young, hungry, and scorching hot during these years and Germany was one of the first countries where he found success. Numbers such as "Crest Of A Wave," "Sinnerboy," "Used To Be," the aforementioned "Toredown" along with the acoustic "Just The Smile" and "I Don't Know Where I'm Going" don't show up often in concert versions, if at all, even with the plethora of live Gallagher material available, so clean, live recordings of them are a real find for fans. The guitarist hit his groove on these sessions, as can be heard on a surging "I Could've Had Religion," where his slide work simply burns. The song "Hands Up," caught here from the 1971 show, wouldn't appear on a studio title until 1973's Blueprint, although the arrangement didn't change markedly over the years. Gallagher rips into a seven-minute take on his slow blues "Should've Learned My Lesson" with the type of intensity Jimmy Page routinely displayed, and Campbell's drums have ferocity similar to John Bonham's. The sound is terrific for live music of the time - full, rich, and well recorded, with every instrument easily identifiable in the mix but displaying all the rawness and crackling sparks that made Gallagher such an iconic figure in the history of blues-rock.
All Tracks Recorded Live On 15th May 1971, On 26th December 1971 And 11th June 1972 For Radio Bremen.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes 8-Page Booklet.
Made In Germany.
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