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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 2, Track 5 - Running time: 4:26
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Original Album Classics (2008) Top Seller
2008 five CD box. The Original Album Classics series, courtesy of Sony/BMG, packages together five classic albums from one of the most popular artists on the label's roster, housing them in an attractive slipcase. This set from the Irish guitar ...
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Calling Card (1976) Top Seller
Bonus Tracks; Remastered
Gallagher's second album for Chrysalis -- and last with his longstanding trio of Lou Martin (keyboards), Rod De'Ath (drums) and Gerry McAvoy (bass) -- was a milestone in his career. Although Calling Card was produced by Deep Purple bassist Roger ...
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 1, Track 22 - Running time: 4:26
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Big Guns (2008)
2008 two disc regular CD edition of the first-ever career-spanning retrospective from the Irish guitar legend (the original version was an SACD hybrid disc, released in 2005). Rory Gallagher is the man who, without question, spearheaded the entire Irish Rock ...
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 1, Track 5 - Running time: 4:25
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Calling Card (1976)
Reissue
Gallagher's second album for Chrysalis -- and last with his longstanding trio of Lou Martin (keyboards), Rod De'Ath (drums) and Gerry McAvoy (bass) -- was a milestone in his career. Although Calling Card was produced by Deep Purple bassist Roger ...
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 2, Track 10 - Running time: 4:26
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Big Guns: The Very Best Of Rory Gallagher (2005)
Live Recording
Recording information: Amy's Shack (1974); Arny's Shack (1974); Brighton Dome (1974); Hammersmith Odeon, London, England (1974); London's Hammersmith Odeon (1974).
Photographers: Donald Gallagher; Roger Williams His Piano and Orchestra; Ed Erbeck; Mika Klein; Steve Lyne; Roger Williams ; Jo Clauwaert; ...
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 2, Track 10 - Running time: 4:26
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Big Guns (2005)
(Import) With Book; Bonus Tracks; United Kingdom
2005 issued 2SACD hybrid anthology of the recordings of the late great Irish rockin' blues guitarist with a selection that spans his entire career, both with his band taste and solo years. All tracks were remixed in 5.1 Surround Sound ...
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 1, Track 5 - Running time: 4:26
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Calling Card (1976)
(Import) Germany
Gallagher's second album for Chrysalis -- and last with his longstanding trio of Lou Martin (keyboards), Rod De'Ath (drums) and Gerry McAvoy (bass) -- was a milestone in his career. Although Calling Card was produced by Deep Purple bassist Roger ...
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 1, Track 5 - Running time: 4:26
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Calling Card (2007)
(Import) Bonus Tracks; Japan
Japanese limited edition issue of the album classic in a deluxe, miniaturized LP sleeve replica of the original vinyl album artwork.
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 1, Track 52 - Running time: 4:26
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Paper Sleeve Box (2007) Import; Limited Edition; Boxed Set
Limited box set contains paper sleeve versions of the following 11cds. "Rory Gallagher", "Deuce", "Blueprint", "Tattoo", "Against the Grain", "Calling Card", "Photo Finish", "Top Priority", "Jinx", Defender", and "Fresh Evidence".
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 1, Track 5 - Running time: 4:26
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Calling Card (2008)
(Import) Japan; Limited Edition; Remastered; Super-High Material
Track Listing: Do You Read Me; Country Mile; Moonchild; Calling Card; I'll Admit You're Gone; Secret Agent; Jack-Knife Beat; Edged In Blue; Barley & Grape Rag; Rue The Day; Public Enemy;
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Calling Card (1976)
Gallagher's second album for Chrysalis -- and last with his longstanding trio of Lou Martin (keyboards), Rod De'Ath (drums) and Gerry McAvoy (bass) -- was a milestone in his career. Although Calling Card was produced by Deep Purple bassist Roger ...
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I'll Admit You're Gone Disc 1, Track 5 Not Available on MP3 |
Calling Card (1976)
Gallagher's second album for Chrysalis -- and last with his longstanding trio of Lou Martin (keyboards), Rod De'Ath (drums) and Gerry McAvoy (bass) -- was a milestone in his career. Although Calling Card was produced by Deep Purple bassist Roger ...
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