Reaction to Rory Gallagher "Bad Penny" | Amazing!
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I’ve lived with Rory as the the soundtrack of my life. I’m 68… I was 15 when he at 17 recorded the Taste album….. I was hooked.
I was hanging in the barracks with some friends when someone threw on Top Priority. This was 1980 or so… been hooked ever since!
My Oldman seen him in Limerick.
I'm 71 and saw Rory 13 times. ( 6 with Taste and 7 with RG Band )
@@daviemcf missed him performing with Taste. First time I heard Blister on the Moon (played by a neighborhood band in high school) I was hooked.
Saw Rory in the 70's in Aberdeen, Scotland. Unforgetable, just pure class. No fancy light etc, Rory in his tartan shirt and jeans. Played for 2 plus hours. Sheer talent and virtuosity. Incredible performance . One of the best concerts I have ever been to,
Was that the one in 1977 when he had to cancel the original show because he couldn't get there due to snow (in Ireland, no flights), took out an ad in the local paper to apologise and said to keep tickets and they'd be honoured at another show (they were) - which the band made a 600 mile round trip to fit in between 2 tour dates in England a couple of weeks later?
@@SlumminAngel Yes it was Great guy and a great gig
@@SlumminAngel Yes it was. Great guy and a great concert remember it to this day
Brilliant,Another Hendrix, in this Unique Style, Their Never will be Another Rory , Blessings & love.,aDevoted fan since 1967,you are Timeless Rory ,left us to soon,The master Guitarist,❤❤❤❤
@@lordashlywray1363 the best eva m8
I'm a HUGE FAN and I truly believe Rory had a unique talent to make that Strat sing in any way he wanted. More than anything else his tone was in his hands and fingers.
Brian May always attributes his sound to Rory Gallagher. He asked Rory how he got his sound...AC-30 and a Rangemaster treble booster. Simple as that.
Back in those days I would say the 'Phase shifter" compresses and stretches the sound but stays clean. Saw Rory at the Whiskey a Go Go in the early 70s near riot, great show! There was supposed to be 2 shows early & late but the early people wouldn't leave, the late people (me) pushed in, fire marshal said shut down, we wouldn't leave, Rory came back out and played all night.
I'm 67 and saw Rory in Waterloo Iowa in 76'. Against the Grain tour. It was the best show ever and I've seen the stones three times. I have been a huge fan and lately been digging back in to my collection. Big Guns on RUclips is great guitar. Great acoustic on Irish tours album "As the Crow Flys is the best I love it. I'm a huge Joe Bonnamassa fan .two favorites..try Slow Gin great...
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Time keeps on ticking...
Going through a box of old ticket stubs not long ago,
My first rock concert
May 19, 1973 (Dusty Hill's 24th birthday, I came to find out on his passing)
East Tennessee State University
Rory Gallagher
ZZ Top
$4
It was about six months before Tres Hombres came out. Rory Gallagher was pure fire right out of the gate, and I think he had as much fun as anyone. Then, BG and the boys came out. Back when they were the most badass blues rock band that ever was. Straw hats, jeans, no beards (but Frank. lol), and BG in a white tshirt w/ pack of Marlboros rolled up in the sleeve(lol). Needless to say, Rory and BG made a big impression on a 16 yr old. Blues rock, slide guitar nut ever since.
RIP Dusty, Rory, Lou, Rod. Thank You!
That guitar tone was so raw and sexy - and the vocals reminded me a bit of Hendrix
Rory was famous for not using any peddles or other effects other than a treble booster. It was all about the amp and probably all the sweat that poured into those pickups on that 61 Strat
Agreed. See my comments saying similar above.
I`ve played tablefootball and destroyed some bottles of alcohol a very long night after a concert in germany in the early 70ths and it was one of my best nights in the musicscene. A great and straight guy, will never forget him. R.I.P. Rory!
I said it before and I will say it again, it just doesn't get any better than Rory Gallagher.
Used to see Rory and Taste quite regularly at the original Marquee Club in the early 70s. Quite an experience!
one of my fav Songs Rory!
Great sound with Rory having a fantastic band. Talented musicians performing live music at its best.
Hey there, this was rockpalast open air at the Lorelei.... And I was there..... Great rory.
Look up Brian May from Queen he ask Rory how do you get that sound and Rory replied a treble booster pedal and box Ac 30, May used that combination all his career, he said I got my sound from Rory
The great Rory.Always remember he is best LIVE.So much emotion.
RORY GALLAGHER WAS AMAZING 🎸🥃
Thank you so much! Rory didn't use too many pedals, but his equipment did include: Rory played his electric guitars most often through a vintage Vox AC30 combo amp. Starting from around the late 70s, he began pairing the AC30 with amps such as Marshall 2104 JMP 50-watt Combo, Marshall Bass Head, or a Fender Twin. But, he most liked the combination of his trusty AC30 and a vintage Fender Bassman 4×10.
Regarding pedals, he used Dallas Rangebooster during the 70s. He then switched to a Treble Hawk Booster. His other main effect was either an EHX Memory Man or a DOD 680 Analog Delay. He had a lot of different pedals, but he always came back to the same ones, using the others for specific pieces.
To add to this, pickups on his beloved Strat were stock Fender (originals were replaced around '75 with virtually the same) and an early DiMarzio FS1 in the bridge. Whammy bar was broken years before and never replaced. The bottom pot was rewired for one master tone, middle pot disconnected, and volume left alone.
Thanks for the information.
Also played on fender tweets a lot early on, 1x15 buti forget the models now, the big 2x12 tweed as well
Love this guy's guitar tone, in my opinion Gary Moore was another unbelievable guitarist, Parisienne Walkways or Out in the Fields are my faves of his, well worth checking out
Gary Moore's, Texas Strut, live, kicks ass
Phil Lynott wrote your song
I’m loving you’ve mentioned Rory and Gary in the same sentence, two of my absolute favourites along side Peter Green and JJ Cale.
There is a bar in my hometown of Toronto called the El Mocambo, maybe you've heard of it. It's where the Stones played when Keith was busted for heroin possession. I was fortunate enough to see Rory there twice, 1978 and 1979. It was a guitar slingers heaven at the El Mo. I saw George Thorogood there and also Stevie Ray Vaughn in 1982. They recorded the SRV show!!
The Rory Gallagher Irish tour 74 film is a good watch as it's documentary/concert footage. The dvd version also has a commentary from his brother/tour manager and his bassist. Quite a bit of personal insight and technical stuff in it from Rory and others.
Not really something to react to but in may be of interest none the less.
Can't find it in full on RUclips but it might be about somewhere else.
Rory used a custom set of 9 gauge strings,
I saw a video where he replaces a broken high e mid song, didn't stop him ....He was actually born in the Rock Hospital, Ballyshannon, County Donegal, Ireland.
I have been there a few times , put the annual RoryFest on your bucket list.
The best gigs there are free, openair on the streets of his lovely hometown. Bring a tent for the weekend or hire a camper van, awesome guitarists everywhere🎸
We actually watched that show from RockPalast " live " on telly from Norway. Very nice 😊
I don't know if I ever saw anyone live who LOVED and ENJOYED every second of his time on stage as Rory did back in the early 1970's. RIP Bro ,, We all MISS you and that tone !!
Rock Palast!! Great song..legend!
You were asking how Rory got that tone, but it has nothing to do with his pedals - - - Rory's signature tone comes from just 3 things: his used '61 Strat, paired with a Rangemaster treble booster and a Vox 30 amp - - and that's it! He played that same used '61 Strat since buying it at age 15 in 1963 at a second-hand music shop for 100 pounds after buying it on credit!
I would say the range master has a lot to do with his tone, as well as lots of picking variations, which do give it an almost phaser vibe and lots of sounds. Either through a ac30 or fender tweeds
@@leekelley4701 When you dime an AC30, as he did, you get a lot of flubby bass. The treble booster sharpens it up again.
It was Rory, his Strat/AC30/Rangemaster which inspired Brian May to get his sound.
That Dallas Rangemaster he used is very rare and expensive these days, but you can still buy clones. Rory used no pedals - that treble booster sat on top of his amp.
@@MeStevely Actually, I have seen videos of Rory using pedals, but I suspect it was pretty rare
I saw Rory probably over a half-dozen times between '73-76 and he never had anything on the floor. In a Guitar Player magazine article from that time he said he mostly played rhythm with the volume cranked for crunch and backed off slightly for more clarity and sting on his leads! It surprised me a little at the time but rang true to what I'd heard him do live. What he's using here I haven't the vaguest, I'd thought channel switching but that could just be my shitty earphones. 🤔 😅 😳 🤣
BTW, if you're going to react to only one Rory video that sums him up and has it all, it would be 'Do you read me - Rock goes to college 1979'
Whoo-wee! What a ride! I'm almost glad I missed him at the time, it makes this voyage of discovery with you an awful lot of fun for an old guy.
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Souvenirs fabuleux d'un concert de Rory a Albert en 1970
Fantastic. I saw him live in Münster/ Germany 1975 or 76. Best Blues Rock!
Is that why he loved Germany?..
In Ireland Rory was also a Munster man
Being from Cork..
Legendary answer by Jimmi Hendrix in as he was interviewed by Johnny Carson on tv (or Dick Cavett not sure here). Host asked how it felt to be the best guitarist in the world and Jimmi replie: "I don't know, you should ask Rory Gallagher". Not much more to be said here. 🎸🎸
Prove it. They say this about plenty of guitarists. In saying that I love Rory but stop perpetuating stories that we are not even sure are true
Jimi Hendrix never said that, I seen the interview, easy enough to find it here.
He answered " the best guitarist sitting in this chair" but I personally think he was a better guitarist than Jimi Hendrix
Saw Rory a few times from age 13 ,im now 65, he is deeply missed
Check out tatood lady 1974 tour no gimmicks just Rory and his strat amazing stuff
naked guitar.
Rory was true greatness for me the best
Ok.. Check out Jan Akkerman a Dutch guitar player .. with the band Focus.. and the track Hocus Pocus.. ( live in USA tour 1973) .. recorded live on NBC. Midnight Special... if you want an education in ultra guitar playing... Jan Akkerman was voted in Europe as the number one guitar player in 1970 onwards. Clapton refused to share a stage with him in case he lost his guitar god status.. Another interesting piece about the NBC performance...the original track was over six minutes... NBC said they had to cut it to 4:30 secs... they disagreed to cut so they just played it faster after calculating BPM to get it down under 4:30.. This performance by Focus is truly an eduction in music and Jan Ackerman’s guitar work is must see for guitar players.. be warned .. hold on to your seat..
He set the guitar switch out of faze and used chorus. You don't need much distortion if you play that loud. It will come naturally when you push the amp tubes.
Brian May of Queen has said in many videos how he got his sound from Rory Gallagher when he (Brian) "was just a lad" and Rory was a star. Funny because Brian is actually a year older than Rory. So you and Brian and a whole bunch of others really love Rory's sound.
Haha - you're right - never occurred to me that May was actually older than Gallagher...that's funny. "We were just kids and we'd say Mr. Gallagher, how do you get your sound?"
Nice reaction, thanks! Rory was a one-off, always delivered. Hoping to see more reactions to this great musician on your channel. A few suggestions would be 'I Wonder Who' and 'Shadow Play' from Belfast 1984, 'Do You Read Me' from Rock Goes To College 1979, and 'Calling Card' from Hammersmith 1977.
The greatest. Saw him in 1974 in Edinburgh.
You can't beat the time of an old strat. And Rory had a great tone with his set up. Messing With The Kid really captures that
Rangemaster treble booster and VOX AC30 amps was the preferred combo
Nice reaction video, makes a change to a lot of the stop start of others 😊
I think a lot of people my age don't realize that Rory's period to them is like Big Band stuff to us.
I saw him in 74. It was a long time ago. I was 20. I'm 69 now.
His pedal board was basically a dimed (totally) AC30 and a treble booster to get rid of the flubby bass you get from a dimed AC30.
Watched this live on rte2 back in the day.genius
Rory used the Dallas Range Master Treble Booster, which he paired with his Vox AC30. He then later switched to use a Treble Hawk booster, which he paired with his Fender amps. simple setup. he used his volume and tone controls on his 61 Strat a lot while he played.
Legend!
My first exposure to Rory was Top Priority. 1981ish Some USAF friends while stationed in Italy are responsible! Billy from Philly, Face from Racine, WI., and a few others.
One of the best guitarist ever
The GOAT
Rory is a Genius !!!!
He uses a treble booster for sure.
I think “A million miles away” from the Irish tour 74 album would be interesting to you as a fellow guitar player…
Rory is the GOAT
Correct re Rangemaster and Brian May. In fact he was hanging around the stage door and said, Come in. And that’s how May learnt his first licks. Which he still incorporates in his Queen performances and recording.
Rockpalast is a German venue.
According to Brian May he used a simple set up - a range master treble booster and AC30 amp
Saw Rory 17 times through the 70s & 80s. Fantastic. Never the same twice.
The only effect he used was a Vox AC30 and a Dallas Rangemaster Treble Booster
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dallas_Rangemaster_Treble_Booster
I lived through that time, but didn't know about him. I discovered him from RUclips. He seems like he was a wonderful person and artist. I was traveling and living in Hawaii at the time. So we got Dire Straits, Talking Heads etc. Rory wasn't big enough in the international scene to make it out in my sphere, I guess.
Rory had the first strat in Ireland
Fender Strat → slow phaser → top booster → Vox AC30 (fully cranked 😉…)
First time I saw Rory was with the band Taste back in 1969. I saw them again twice after that, and then twice with his own band. The first and second times were in a church hall in my home town. Phenomenal.
watch brian may on rory he will tell you how he got that sound
The real and only master of Rock
You should check out Shadow Play live by Rory it is insane his drummer totally kills this track.
I was there when Rockpalast recorded the gig on the natural stadium of Loreley, great band, great Rory. Seen him many times and if he was still be with us I would still go there. Watch Nine Below Zero and Band of Friends, both initiated by his bassist Gary McAvoy.
Ah Rory he was the best
A guitarist when asked, whatsit like being the world's greatest guitarist, reply I don't know man, go ask Rory Gallagher! A certain James Marshall Hendrix!
Great stuff.
Thanks!
I have the Taste album , I also have several other Rory albums. Hes my 3rd favorite guitarist behind
1) Duane Allman
2) Johnny Winter
3) Rory Gallagher
4) Eric Clapton
5) Eric Johnson.
Brian may was so in awe of his tone that he copied it. A treble booster through a Vox AC30
Rory was a huge fan of O.D.
Early in his career Rory just used a Dallas Rangemaster and Vox ac 30s. Wikipedia says he used a boss me 30 later. I don't what pedals he's stepping on here. If you watch the beat club sessions there is no pedalboard at all.
Piecing together Rory's play? Good luck with that! :-)
Would have been nice to have seen him do a collab with Gary Moore
Stumbled on this video late. Always loved Rory, and still think he was one of the best but under recognized players ever, right up there with Roy Buchanan and Danny Gatton. What I never realized until this video is how much Peter Frampton's sound and playing was influenced by Rory! So weird, in the outro I kept hearing "do you, feel like I do" in my head. Lol!
welcome to the fan club..
Are you wearing the shirt for Rory ? First time I saw him he was wearing a Levi jacket for the first song or two , took that off to reveal his trade mark check shirt . Rolled up his sleeves for a couple of songs only to be down to a tee shirt by the end . 70 ‘s was his prime . 74 to be exact . The Tattoo album is a top ten album of all time .
Rangemaster Treblo, Flange and Wha Wha
Rory always used a Dallas Arbiter treble boost , lol as if his strat didnt have enough high end.
Rory just awesome no question but u have to love the base player an the drummer cool
Because of Rory I added a caitlin bread treble boost to my board, its the truest to the Dallas Arbiter.
Vox treble booster .
Boss phaser, sometimes flange, sd1 in the front of his ac30
Watched a couple of your videos now and noticed that when you are talking you are breaking up. You might have to look at your setup
Ac30 and rangemaster treble booster I think.
Gerry did his part.
Next Rory song try, Do You Read Me (Rock Goes To College, 1979) Enjoy your journey young man.
I’m ready! Send me a link.
@@ChasingAnthems You dont allow links. Just copy past this into your youtube search window; Rory Gallagher - Do You Read Me (Rock Goes To College, 1979)
Chorus, flanger, phaser, compressor...
Quite the combo.
Ah contrare Page and Richards also killed it on a telecaster. Richards still uses a tele .
liked your Rory shirt, or did he copy country and western fashion?
🤣😂 flannel is in!
I actually prefer the studio version
This was one of his more basic songs 😉
He only uses a tone buster
Bad Penny is not a favorite for me and I would recommend watching the BBC Old Grey Whistle Test live Rory concert about 1976 - in particular All Around Man
Beautiful tone and technique but his health is failing? at this point if my memory serves me right. Never heard Rory using effects before.
U just want trafe secrets to boost commercial cuontry? No
He forgot a couple of words and got off track in this song . Like the reggae at the end .
Guitar genius.
It’s Rock Palast (not blast). Palast means palace.
Rory used to use pedals minimally on stage earlier in his career - in fact he known for getting his tones out of his playing and guitar. He did however use a Rangemaster (?) but on top his Vox30 amp.
In studio recording he did however use a variety of effects pedals.