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Taste- WHAT'S GOING ON: Live At The Isle Of Wight- CD- 2015-
- Strange Music Ltd./CAPO/Universal Music Group Company/Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd.- 5034504164321- 400 grn
This expanded CD is released to coincide with the newly restored 16mm film footage appearing on DVD & Blu-ray. It includes four additional tracks which were not included on the original 1971 album. Rory Gallagher would go on to enjoy an acclaimed and highly successful solo career and this electrifying show by Taste is an early example of Rory's justified reputation as the ultimate live performer. The core of "What's Going On" is the band's performance at the festival on August 28th but it is encapsulated by a documentary on the history and importance of Taste and setting the scene for their Isle Of Wight Festival appearance. 10 Tracks - The career of one of the world's greatest blues and rock musicians began with the band Taste: Rory Gallagher. WHAT'S GOING ON: Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970- shows one of the band's most important performances in unprecedented quality with some previously unreleased recordings.
PERSONNEL: Rory Gallagher – guitars, vocals, harmonica; Richard "Charlie" McCracken – bass guitar; John Wilson – drums.
The 1970 Isle Of Wight festival is remembered for several reasons: it would prove to be the largest rock festival yet held – attracting, it is estimated, up to 600,000 people – and so leading to a ban on music festivals on the Isle Of Wight for the next 32 years. While a ticketed festival, the huge numbers of people heading to the island meant it quickly became a free festival (with much rhetoric being spouted alongside several stage invasions by self-proclaimed “hippie activists”). Alongside leading rock, soul and jazz musicians the Isle Of Wight hosted what would turn out to be the final UK performances of both Jimi Hendrix and The Doors. The Isle Of Wight also featured a particularly ferocious set by Taste. Taste were formed in the city of Cork, Ireland, by 18-year old Rory Gallagher in 1966. By then Gallagher was a veteran of the showband circuit, had toured much of Europe and played a residency in Hamburg. With Taste he mixed original material with blues covers, the band’s raw, dynamic sound quickly establishing them in Belfast then London. Just before Taste signed with Polydor Records the band’s management insisted on replacing the Cork rhythm section with drummer John Wilson and bassist Richard McCracken, both veteran Belfast musicians (Wilson had played in Them). Taste’s exciting live performances set attendance records at London’s Marquee Club and they gained wide European popularity with their eponymous 1969 debut album. Taking the stage in perfect conditions, Taste tore into ''What’s Going On''. The huge audience, until then somewhat subdued in response to the afternoon’s bands, rose to their feet. The ten thousand hours Rory had put in playing live over the past six years ignited a truly explosive performance. Perhaps the inter-band tension also fuelled Taste as the trio played superbly, giving their absolute all, each member listening and responding so creating music alive with excitement and possibility. Electricity was in the air and the audience screamed for an encore. Taste obliged but the audience refused to let them go. One – two – three – encores! Right then everyone bearing witness agreed: Taste were the most exciting live band in the world. In that tumultuous year their Isle Of Wight performance sealed Taste as more a legend than a band.
Recorded Live At The Isle Of Wight Festival On 28th August 1970.
Issued In A Standard Jewel Case With Clear Tray Includes 6-Page Foldout Inlay And Housed In A Cardboard Slipcase With Hype Sticker On Front Cover.
Made In Germany.
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