In the collection
4 records
Played with
Box Of Frogs
2 records together
John Fiddler
2 records together
Chris Dreja
2 records together
Jim McCarty
2 records together
Paul Samwell-Smith
2 records together
Peter John Vettese
2 records together
Max Middleton
2 records together
Dzal Martin
2 records together
Geraint Watkins
2 records together
Gerry McAvoy
2 records together
Rod De'Ath
2 records together
Lou Martin
2 records together
About
Irish guitarist and songwriter (born 2nd March, 1948, Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal - died 14th June, 1995, London). One of the most influential guitarists of all times, Gallagher refused to release singles or music videos and turned down the opportunity to join The Rolling Stones in the 1970s. He became ill on tour in the Netherlands and later died in London due to complications arising from a liver transplant.
Band line-up
In addition to Gallagher himself (on guitar and vocals), over the years Gallagher's band included:
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1971–1972: Gerry McAvoy (bass), Wilgar Campbell (drums).
1972–1978: Gerry McAvoy (bass), Lou Martin (keyboards), Rod de'Ath (drums).
1978–1981: Gerry McAvoy (bass), Ted McKenna (drums).
1981–1991: Gerry McAvoy (bass), Brendan O'Neill (drums) + frequent guest: Mark Feltham (harmonica).
1992–1994: David Levy (bass), Jim Leverton (keyboards), John Cooke (keyboards), Richard Newman (drums) and frequent guest Mark Feltham (harmonica).
From Discogs.