Rory Gallagher
Deuce (1971)
Deuce (1971)
| “ | “Gallagher was the undisputed prince of earthy electric blues.” —Simon Jones, “Get Rhythm” | ” |
Rory Gallagher, “Deuce” (1971)
Full Size: 59,7 MB (62 661 733 bytes)
Bit Rate: 160 kb/s
Duration: 00:51:42
1. I’m Not Awake Yet 5:25
2. Used to Be 5:06
3. Don’t Know Where I'm Going 2:43
4. Maybe I Will 4:15
5. Whole Lot of People 4:57
6. In Your Town 5:47
7. Should’ve Learnt My Lesson 3:36
8. There’s a Light 6:00
9. Out of My Mind 3:05
10. Crest of a Wave 6:00
11. Persuasion 4:43
“Persuasion” was a bonus cut added to the remastered CD released in 1999.
All Titles Composed by Rory Gallagher
Produced by Rory Gallagher
Rory Gallagher (Vocals/Guitars/Harmonica)
Gerry McAvoy (Bass)
Wilgar Campbell (Drums and Percussion)
Recorded at Tangerine Studios, London
Re-mixed 1997 by Colin Fairly at Tony Arnold’s Courthouse Facilities, Dorset
Produced by Rory Gallagher
Rory Gallagher (Vocals/Guitars/Harmonica)
Gerry McAvoy (Bass)
Wilgar Campbell (Drums and Percussion)
Recorded at Tangerine Studios, London
Re-mixed 1997 by Colin Fairly at Tony Arnold’s Courthouse Facilities, Dorset
| “ | ‘Deuce' was the culmination of Rory’s musical apprenticeship. He’d toured with an Irish showband, released acclaimed records with ‘Taste’ and played the Isle of Wight Rock Festival, but this was the first time he’d had the necessary level of control, self belief and technical ability to record the album he’d always wanted to. In 1971 when he began working on ‘Deuce’, he decided on a different approach to the recording of his second album. His first album ‘Rory Gallagher’, had a precise, organized sound. Rory was keen ‘Deuce’ would capture the raw energy of a live performance. To achieve this, many of the sessions were recorded just before or immediately after gigs and production was kept to a minimum. The results were eclectic. | ” |