180g Vinyl
Music On Vinyl
26. March 2013
Europe
Album
Reissue
Before embarking on his highly successful solo career, Rory Gallagher fronted Taste, an influential Irish blues-rock trio whose sound had much in common with Cream contemporaries. In Taste, Gallagher was joined by Charlie McCracken on bass (who had jammed with Steve Winwood and the Spencer Davis Group just before their breakthrough) and John Wil...
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| Title | Taste |
| Artist | Taste |
| More info | 180g Vinyl |
| Format | LP (vinyl) |
| Labels | Music On Vinyl |
| Country of issue | Europe |
| Date of publication | 26. March 2013 |
| First released | 1969 |
| Weight | 230 g |
| EAN | 0600753370056 |
| Product ID | 35725 |
| Discogs ID | 4546421 |
| Discogs reviews |
4.58
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Taste: Taste version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Music On Vinyl on 26. March 2013.
Before embarking on his highly successful solo career, Rory Gallagher fronted Taste, an influential Irish blues-rock trio whose sound had much in common with Cream contemporaries. In Taste, Gallagher was joined by Charlie McCracken on bass (who had jammed with Steve Winwood and the Spencer Davis Group just before their breakthrough) and John Wilson, who had played drums with Them before their success. Charlie and John provided the perfect rhythms for the young Gallagher in his later teens, who was by then revealing his talent for rocking out on guitar as only Rory Gallagher can. The 1969 debut album Taste features harder rock songs like "Blister On The Moon" as well as more traditional blues cuts like Leadbelly's "Leaving Blues" and "Catfish".
Album spans genres Rock, Blues, Blues Rock and Classic Rock. 180g Vinyl.
Before embarking on his highly successful solo career, Rory Gallagher fronted Taste, an influential Irish blues-rock trio whose sound had much in common with Cream contemporaries. In Taste, Gallagher was joined by Charlie McCracken on bass (who had jammed with Steve Winwood and the Spencer Davis Group just before their breakthrough) and John Wilson, who had played drums with Them before their success. Charlie and John provided the perfect rhythms for the young Gallagher in his later teens, who was by then revealing his talent for rocking out on guitar as only Rory Gallagher can. The 1969 debut album Taste features harder rock songs like "Blister On The Moon" as well as more traditional blues cuts like Leadbelly's "Leaving Blues" and "Catfish".
Album spans genres Rock, Blues, Blues Rock and Classic Rock. 180g Vinyl.
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