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I'm with you pal. I have this album. It rocks and never gives up from to to fro.

Did not Rory have the biggest freekin forearm that ever bestowed a man?

ya, sexpistolsdiaz...U2 are the most disgusting excuse for Irish music ever. I HATE U2. Rory Gallagher and Thin Lizzy are the only true Irish Rockers. F to death U2 They are a disgrace to Irishmen worldwide.

@erinwantstobesigned I did see Blue Rodeo at an outdoor show in Buffalo a few years back. Too bad they played very few Lost Together cuts. This album just moves me big time. Sorry for taking so long getting back to you. Are you Canadian?

you are all idiots. Thin Lizzy is a Great band. And I LOVE THE ALBUM COVER.

Holy molley, Raky... I was lookin for Purple, and especially space Trukin...

Neil could have written this tune, Come on, Come On....

Top ten rock material here.

guys just ignore F'ing B. The only pleasure he gets is when people respond. I've been listening to Neil since 1970 or so. He is in the 2 all time greats. Doing it for over 50 years. More production and recordings of ANYBODY. Thats what you call standing the test of time.

And ya, Ian, this ...

Raky, buddy, first the whole "Tonights" album, and now this. Thanks pal. Neil is the best.

keep these great compilations coming.

Like Sheisty says, this is one very cool album. Every song just kicks it in the butt.

And to think, the gov'y busted Krupa's nuts just because he liked weed. If a man can drum like that, I say "Feed him the Weed".

Man, I get so bummed when I think of what Stevie Gaines was bringing to this band, when it all ended. Ronnie was so cool to see that the band was getting a bit stale maybe, and was transforming the band. Who knows what have come over the next 5 10 years. RIP Brothers, We loved you dearly.

Boy, that was so nice. Do appreciate your effort.

How about we start with a real easy one, talk about low hanging fruit,... A COMPLETE FREEZE on gov't hiring. We probably could easily get y on 50% of total gov't employment easy. Next. Post office workers work a new shift. 4 10's. Postal service now is M T Th. Fr. That would save alone pro...

Lads and Lassies: This whole Lost Together Album is one of the nicest albums ever made. I got turned on to it with my fav people, in Canada. In Bewedley, On Rice Lake, at my favorite Cottages, Tower Manor Lodge. Love you Warren Anderson.

Dear Nova: I was at Rice Lake in 1993, at cottages at Tower Manor Lodge (the Andersons), when Warren, the owner's Son, turned this American on to the whole of "Lost Together" Album. Along with some great hash, did I fall in love with this this album. Thanks Pal. It was one of the fun nights ...

I must say RoryWeb2011,.. that it never ceases to amaze me how many recorded things fans of Rory have come out with. Its just beauty to hear it all. Where did you come up with all your stuff. Gallagher from 1969? thanks mucho

Wow, I have always just been mesmerized by this song

Rice Lake, Bewdley area.. Tower Manor Lodge. First time I heard this album. I have never forgot this.

Every time someone posts another Gallagher piece, your appreciation of the man just grows.

gee whiz, cdb., this, all the stuf you give us,is just fun.

All I can say is IT IS enjoyed.

Again, Leo must have had all these Commodore Swings series because I recognize all of them. Ya baby, I love them all. Leo really adored Edmund Hall, and I must say, I don't blame him.

I've got all these on tape, but haven't listened in to many years. Cheers to Mr. Leo Rayhil. from syracuse NY. Even in 1989 he still, and still does, a little.,, had a daily 1 hour broadcast. Just when I was getting home, I taped it all.

I've got this on my tapes I recorded. It is soo nice to hear this.

SwingMan, this is good stuff. I listened to quite a bit of meade lux as a kid, then living in the syracuse ny area for 4 years listening to Leo Rayhill '85 to 90. got in a lot of Johnson. Great stuff.

On that last song, that looked like meade lux lewis, and glenn miller. Whoever posted. If you could publish any details of this session, it would be a boat load of thanks your way. That sounded very good. I love Meade lux.

froggo66... I couldn't have put it any better. Ian is just a most special man.

Mr. R boy this is an absolute treat. It has origins leading to Crossroads. Listen to the jammin here.

Wow, Davidglow3, nice tribute. I always though, did wonder why I heard sp little of Bunny over the years. This is just a phenom recording, and I am lucky to hear it.

ronni, do I love it. I love all versions od Caravan, but it is so nice to hear Bunny do it.

Boy, mam oh man, was this not just lovely. Berigan and Fats were just extraordinary boy that was real nice..

Sonarman so right you are, And what a band, I mean these guys just had a ball playing this great dixie.

Oh MY is that not the most cool, almost rock music like, brilliant traditional jazz tune ever recorded. Well, I VOTE yes. Whoo, what a clean sound from that recording too. Just a remarkable job, (a tip of the hat, to you), by the owner of this recording, to keep it so pristine. Well, I'm off...

man, what a glorious tune. Out of the literally 1000's of tunes that I have listened to from that era, I always just dug this tune. Thats poster, This is the version I know best... Ya Man, .. Talk about cool....

wow veluby, this is some of the most intense rock, I have ever lisented to. Man, I could never express my appreciation for this intense fantastico Gallagher, at his unquistioned best. cheers man, really brother. Just fantastic stuff

well, the main rift starts at 2.00.

Ya it looked a little naked, after part 2. That whole piece from the double album, grey cover, "Irish Tour '74" is in my mind, with no peers. From 52 seconds in, you are exposed to some of the greatest lead, of course from Rory, that you will ever hear.

Great job, Leadhead.

why?, was this man just the coolest person who ever lived. Man do I just l;ove Fats. I just cannot express my love to you, so gracious and noble to "put down some Fats tracks", for us to just thouroughly enjoy.

I wa so lucky to be completely exposed to all traditional jazz through the great Leo Rayhill from Syracuse NY. The public radio station there. He exposed me to among hundreds of great recordings, the great magnificent Fats Waller. What a great light he shown on America. This was America in...