TASTE - Live in Basel 1970 umc-virgin-emi its Celtic twilightism augmented by

its Celtic twilightism augmented by Susie Honeyman’s keening violin as the dying sun sinks down and the river Styx flows on in the pitch black night

Before surprise releases were common

The new album is a work largely inspired by the loss of a long-time friend and the lingering influence of a mercurial and charismatic father

The emotional disturbance of ‘The Search’ has all the sway and swerve that stays the course

Impermanence and loss are the driving force behind all of our connections

TASTE - Live in Basel 1970 umc-virgin-emi its Celtic twilightism augmented byLP Limited Edition Black Vinyl. Comes with full credits and extensive sleeve notes. Eight live tracks recorded in excellent quality for Swiss radio demonstrate the excitement Taste generated onstage. Drummer John Wilson and bass player Charlie McCracken show that they were much more than a mere backing band for the guitar playing and singing of Rory Gallagher. Songs come from both Taste studio LPs with an additional acoustic version of Son House's