RORY GALLAGHER - SHIN KICKER (Live At Montreux) | FIRST TIME REACTION
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Artist: Rory Gallagher
Song: Shin Kicker
Album: Live at Montreux
Released: 1979
Genre: Rock.
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Rory lives in my life everyday, he is my mentor and made me pick up a guitar at 10 years old. Rory On Everyone!
Rory Gallagher. The best. Period. Any place. Any time. Any competition. Rory owns that '61 Strat neck like no other musician. Gerry McAvoy blasting bass. There is no better guitarist out there. Rory's closest competition.....Jimi, SRV and Jeff Healey. I would still rather hear Rory. Total control, passion and the best live performance. RIP Rory Gallagher We all miss you.
Rory opened his show at Montreux with this song. Who else can do this? Right. Rory Gallagher is the best. Unbelievable guitar, vocals, songwriting, and totally superlative performing. God bless Rory Gallagher and 2 thumbs up to Rory's right hand man Gerry McAvoy on driving bass. Just blowing this song away. RIP Rory Gallagher We all miss you.
I was very lucky and was able to see Rory live 6 times. Always kicked ass. R.I.P. you are missed.
Love seeing new fans of Rory, he was a force of nature
RIP Rory Boy 🎸🎼💚🇮🇪
Rory in addition to being a monster on guitar, was a huge entertainment, emotional to the last hair, there was no lie in his songs, legend of legends.
So glad you finally got to hear Rory Gallagher tear it up! This guy was something else! So much energy and passion! I loved the man! R.I.P. Rory.
This was my first rock and roll show ever to see live .it was 1972 I was 15 years old and I had no idea what I was about to see. it blew my young under entertained mind .
Saw Rory several times with Taste prior to his solo career, never disappointed and he wore the audiences out with his energy.
this was the opening song of his set. can you imagine?!
Rory just loved to play live and I don't think you will find anyone with as much energy and talant.
Rory would play a gig, smash it to bits, then go into the nearest bar and do requests. He just lived to play
Special mention for Gerry McAvoy on bass, he could smash it out for hours.
Oh my lord, finally someone reacting to the GOAT Rory Gallagher. Thank you guys.
Also check out "Shadow Play" same live performance Live at Montreux 1979.
Just to find out why his guitar looks like it looks.
@@maraboo72 Haha, indeed. Good point!!
The late great Rory , so many guitarist of today say he influenced them Brian May ,Johnny Marr, when Hendrix was asked" whats it like to be the best guitarist in the world " he replied "I don't know ask Rory Gallagher". I saw him live twice you guys are so right ,his enthusiasm and joy when he played was infectious/contagious ,so sad he's gone , check out Tattooed Lady ,Back in Your Town, HandsOff, Bull Frog Blues, Shadow Play and so many more but you really had to see him live to appreciate his brilliance, thanks guys don't hear enough of him these days , and you 2 genuine music fans always good comments, keep safe .
Best guitarist ever.!
one of the greatest and most influential rock-guitarists of all time. starting rocking about 1963. the gallagher band is the allegory for "power-trio". try "bullfrog blues" live!
Congratulations on finding one of the best guitarists and performers ever! Rory gave amazing performances ( check out Rock Goes to College or any of his Rockpalast videis) and the man lived to play.
I saw Rory live, twice. Most amazing concerts and most amazing guitar work ever. Thanks for reacting to that.
My all time favourite album was Irish Tour, especially, Walk on hot coals, Million miles away, but there were many more great tracks.
Aww, Rory is my all time favorite performer! Thank you for showcasing his video!
One of the Greatest and Sadly Missed...Along with Gary Moore
Rory is probably the best guitar player of all time - the GOAT
“Bullfrog Blues”. Awesome.
Guys, I'm just back online after a few traumatic days to say the least! On Friday night, 26 Nov we had the most horrendous storm in the UK (Storm Arwen) which resulted in the power here being cut off about 6.30 that night and it was just restored today (1 December). There were thousands of power cuts all across the country and it's a massive task getting everyone reconnected. I've left a few messages for you on Patreon. Okay re reaction! I love this super energy, exhilarating performance of Shin Kicker, Live at Montreux in 1979 and have watched it many times on RUclips. And yes, apparently this was the first song he did so pretty good! Rory Gallagher was an amazing guitarist, he lived to play the guitar. It's so good to see how much he is enjoying himself and the bass and drums are fab too. Rory sadly died in June 1995 but he left a fantastic legacy of music. Lots of videos on RUclips (live ones are best), such as Shadow Play, Nadine, Bad Penny and Tattooed Lady. And yes, Patrick, this would definitely wake you up, it's just super-charged! This was a great birthday present, guys, I'm sorry I wasn't able to see it 'on the day' but you really cheered me up after a bit of a stressful time as I said. Thanks so much for the 'shout out', and thanks also for a fab reaction. I'm so glad you like Rory's music as much as I do! Also, I'm so glad my pressie arrived - hope you like the pictures in the calendar and also the Christmas card!
Fun fact: Queens guitarist Brian May used to sneak into venues that Rory played on beacuse he was to young to get in:)And when Jimi Hendrix was asked how it feels to be the best guitarist i the world , he replayed: Ask Rory Ghallager :) Rory and Gary Moore is a must if you like the guitar 👌
The Hendrix comment was made about Alvin Lee, not Rory Gallagher in an interview done with Cream Magazine about a month after Woodstock 69'. The interview was published in January, 1970. I have that exact issue of Cream with the interview. About midway through the interview, Hendrix was ask that same question and responded "I don't know, ask Alvin Lee." Asked to expand a bit on his answer Hendrix said he thought he played a good set at Woodstock and he thought Carlos Santana & Johnny Winter both played strong sets too. But in the words of Hendrix, and I quote, "of the 3+ days of music that was played there, nobody outplayed Alvin Lee, and I mean nobody." That being said, I think Rory Gallagher & Gary Moore were both incredible guitarist that left us way too soon. I saw Rory once as the opening act for Rush back in 1981.
@@GBeret83 I think Jimi said it about many guitarists in interviews in was his way of deflecting the question as he was genuinely humble and never really thought of himself as the GOAT, he felt there were several great guitarists around at that time such as Alvin Lee, Peter Green, Clapton, Rory Gallagher, Jeff Beck, Jimmy Page, Duane Allman, Gary Rossington, Allen Collins and many more, we really were blessed with talent back then
@@simply_psi, no argument there my friend. Watching Allen, Gary, & Steve tearing up T For Texas live from Conventional Hall in Asbury Park, NJ in July, 1977 as we speak.'
@@simply_psi Exactly! He said that about so many guitarists. I think it would be hard to count.
@@GBeret83 yes Alvin lee was amazing, but to make that comment then rory obviously wasn't there, as great as Alvin was, he couldn't touch rory, that's no disrespect to him, I think he is one of the greats, rory is on a different level to the rest, not just my opinion, but many more think this!!! But yes, all the greats are indeed GREAT!!!!
It doesn't get any cooler than Rory Gallagher!
Rory was great. I saw him open for Rush in the early early 90's.. Like 92 or something.. Great player.. I'd not heard him before either and he just was epic live.. Really good..
Thanks guys.. You make me laugh.. You guys are good dudes..
Take care and regards from the heartland. South Central Indiana. USA
Tim
Greetings from Ireland Rory and the band were a powerhouse. Rory never needed a rhythm player as he had Gerry McAvoy on bass and Ted McKenna on drums. I can still remember the energy when he played the Ulster Hall in Belfast. He really was a humble man you could meet him on the street,before the show, and he had the time of day for you. Check out a film called Irish Tour 1974 when Lou Martin is on the keyboards and rod De'Ath is drumming in an early lineup of the band
Saw Rory back in Detroit. Loved him. Without a doubt one of the best concerts been too! All energy but humble as hell. We had a blast!
Rory is the real deal
Just one of the great ones ,thats all I have to say .✌️❤️
I love his “Bad Penny.” It rocks!
Rory was an amazing musician, I saw it live!
I saw Rory several times - he was a legend- people would come in their thousands to see him- although he played many outside festivals (I saw him play to over 40,000 in the centre of Dublin in a free concert sponsored by Guinness) it was in smaller venues of 1 to 3 thousands that were the best. The energy was matched by his outstanding mastery of the guitar. Easily in the top ten (so to speak) of guitar players. I don’t think anyone had the extensive range of blue & rock mastery and he spent his life living and playing music for years to countless thousands. For blues for Slide guitar I like on RUclips ‘all around man’ at the BBC Old Grey Whistle Test special for Rory and for hard rock ‘Do you read me’ recorded live in Belfast- Des
Rory was a BEAST same as Gary Moore they simply had it! Hope you`ll check more from him, he`s blues is fire!
Two of Ireland finest
Guys you need to do Rory Doing the song called Sinner Boy Bottleneck and slide Its a must
Great stuff guys. WATCH more RORY. His live shows are legendary. 👍🇬🇷
One of a kind...The Great..RoRy Gallagher..If you had seen him alive...You can still feel it .just close your eyes .
Rory sits at the top table with all the greatest. Nobody but nobody better live, can vouch that comment. Saw him 3times and I've seen most of the so called greats, from Zappa to McLaughlin, Vai to Satriani,Page to Clapton,May to Lifeson and so on.Rory at least on a par with if not better than mostof them,but live,he's like lightning in a bottle, the master, superb ☘
I’ve never seen him or heard him play. WOW!!!!! Was this late sixties, early seventies? Man, I can understand Hendrix’s comment, although he said the same about other guitarists. Has a real Southern Rock vibe.
Rory Gallagher born and grew up in Ireland. Former his first 3 piece rock band Taste in the mid 60's before going solo early 70's. Sadly died in 1995.
This is 1979
No proper words- absolutely rips it up 😮😮
You guys really got Rory,every single song has this energy,he is unmatched for live preforming, check him out more,you'll get hooked.
His live show was something else.
You're making some incredible choices, lads! Great going!
Unbelievable guitar plugged into Amp not even a whammy bar so great
They put up a statute of him in his home town.
Great to see you found some Rory. One of my favorite guitar players. So much energy, and he had a great voice, too, and always had a great rhythm section. And best heard by watching a live performance. My favorite video of his is 'Laundromat' live in the studio, an amazing performance by the whole band, the drummer really goes crazy. Here's some to check out -
'Laundromat' - ruclips.net/video/oKBz1307ru4/видео.html
'Pistol Slapper Blues', solo acoustic with great picking - ruclips.net/video/rxChSF5GUB8/видео.html
'Hands Off' live - ruclips.net/video/jmESka2OAvI/видео.html
'Walk On Hot Coals' live - ruclips.net/video/xKaiHamPT54/видео.html
Rory 🎸 the best ever!❤️🇨🇮🇺🇸
A great performance. And from the band too.
Jimi hendrix, Brian May, Slash all call him one of the best of all time. Hey I'm not going to argue.
React to his live stuff, that's when he really shines.
Great singer!!!!! Long live rock!¡!! ☺🎸
My hero.x
I was lucky i had a older brother to turn me on to all the great guitarist back in the early seventies. rory gallager definitely very under rated. you should give BAD PENNY a listen from live at montreux
you guys need to watch Rory doing' Bullfrog Blues' from the old grey whistle test
LONG LIVE RORY FUCKING GALLAGHER!!!!!
Wow.
The G-Man - one of the greats boys, and at his best live where fans loved him the world over - and still today, he just lived for the music and performing. Please react to Wishbone Ash and the studio version of 'The King Will Come' - from their LP 'Argus'.
I love Wishbone Ash, nobody ever reacts to them, so good with the twin lead guitars, The King Will Come and Lady Whiskey are 2 of my favourite songs ever
@@simply_psi I think when the boys hear 'The King Will Come' they will be instant converts - their guitars are so melodic but raw in places at the same time, classic twin-axe attack.
and bare in mind, this is at a JAZZ festival!!
Irish tour 74.x
it´s only rock and roll, but i liked!!!!!
Here’s a female singer for you guys...Bonnie Raitt and her song, I Can’t Make You Love Me. Beautiful vocal, fantastic song. It’s a must hear. It has the same vibe as The Eagles, and their song, I Can’t Tell You Why... real laid back, slow, but powerful ballad. I guarantee you guys will like it. I’ve made a lot of requests for songs for you guys to react to... but if I could only have one request honored, it would be this request . Bonnie Raitt...I Can’t Make You Love Me. Please.
Used to listen to him in Germany in the Army he is good but you are forgetting URIAH HEEP MAGICIANS BIRTHDAY
I am forgetting Uriah Heep, and you have just reminded me after many years, thanks David.
URIAH HEEP!!! 😃🙌😄OHhh my! How could I have forgotten??!🤦🏻♀️ YESSS!! Do play!
You guys should check out A Million Miles Away from Irish Tour 74.
Lp stage struck live, got this track wayward child, etc listen to it! Also lou Reed rock n roll animal live lp and made in Japan by deep purple. Oh and Frampton comes alive another great live lp.
Rory has a ton of jems
Never in it for the money or the fame; Rory Gallagher's only love was playing shit hot music for the people.
He was the real deal.
And boy-oh-boy, did he deliver!!
R.I.P Rory Gallagher.
Jimi Hendrix was once asked what it’s like to be the best guitarist in the world and he answered I don’t know you better ask Rory Gallagher
New to me but it was alright 👍
Good guitarist! - Channeling Chuck Berry, too! 😁
Ambrosia... Biggest Part of Me
Or their song, How Much I Feel. Great band, had 5 top 40 hit singles released between 1975 and 1980. Can you react to at least 1 of their songs?
Or the band Player, and their song, Baby Come Back, live version. And... if you don’t want to react to Player...
Can you react to a band called, The Moody Blues, and their song, Nights In White Satin.?
Please consider "Twilight Zone" by Golden Earring. Thank you
Good choice. I have another Golden Earring song to suggest, but I've forgotten the name. Ce Soir? That might be it.
Try some of Rory's tunes from the album "Calling Card" :)
In the mid 70s I went to see ZZ Top Rory opened the show ... the next day I bought 3 lps ZZ tops ? NO Rory Gallagher =)
May not be technically the greatest guitarist ever but he's definitely the greatest rocker that's why he stands on the Mountain at the peak and kicks everybody else who is clawing up that mountain in the face nobody wants to follow this man in concert when he was still with us rest in peace Rory you are missed
Guys you have to do "One Vision" by Queen. Trust me, you won't regret.
HOLY F*CKING SHIT!!!!!!
Rory Gallagher... wow. I saw him play with Deep Purple and a rip-off Fleetwood Mac band who got chased off the stage in Edmonton, Alberta in 1971 or 1972.
Love Gallagher and this song. Try Nazareth ' This flight tonight"
Do Rory Gallagher Do you read me Live 1979.You will really like...
There was a time in the middle of 1970-s when Rory Gallagher was considered to be the best of the best. That kind of ratings are always a matter of taste of course but Jimi was dead and Rory was alive giving all these fantastic performances. Often good guitarists got a mediocre voice, but Rory had a strong blues/rock voice. So I consider him to be one of the influencers of the 1970-ies.
P.S. You should react to Johnny Winters'is performance in Woostock '69 - *Mean Town Blues* or *Johnny B. Goode*.
Bullfrog Blues
Bad Penny, de Rory Gallagher . Please
Excelente !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ¿ Podrían reaccionar a Johnny Winter ??? Gracias !!
The rolling stones wanted him, nuff said!
Shaman-Fary Tale pls
Please react to Frank Marino live, something is coming our way
Its a silent G, so gallaha'😊
I’d never heard of this song or (cringe) guy?? before- I’m not SURE about Rory and HATE TO admit if I hadn’t!!😬) But, when I first saw this title- I thought it was a play on words of the American expression, calling someone a “Shit Kicker” lol… but apparently “not” since it’s Irish. 😂😂
Rory was an incredible musician who lived to play and shunned the usual trappings of the music industry. He would not release any singles, not wanting to get trapped on that merry-go-round. He also was spectacular on acoustic-check out the Live and Unplugged videos).
@@dawnmoore4329 His name sounds SO familiar to me but, I just cannot place for sure IF or WHAT I did hear him play back when I was growing up-which most likely would have been in the 80’s , but I don’t know if he was still around then or what. I’ll have to check things out a little more deeper.
Pretty sure it's a reference to kickstarting a motorbike.
Parisienne walkways is my favorite song from him
You are thinking of Gary Moore, I guess.
@@michaeldonaghey rory Gallagher in fact
@@thierryforeau-fenier3933 Parisienne Walkways is a Gary Moore song, never heard of Rory playing it.
You guys…s gy