Quo Fuit places 8 dated presences for Rory Gallagher across 7 places, from 1948 to 1988.
Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
William Rory Gallagher (2 March 1948 – 14 June 1995) was an Irish musician, singer, and songwriter.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Every dot is a place Rory Gallagher is documented in, on a dated record. The interactive globe carries the full detail.
Where Rory Gallagher was documented, and when
2 March 1948exact date
Ballyshannonattested“Gallagher was born on 2 March 1948 to Daniel (Danny) and Monica Gallagher (née Roche) at the Rock Hospital in Ballyshannon in County Donegal, Ireland.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
2 March 1948exact date
County Donegalattested“Gallagher was born on 2 March 1948 to Daniel (Danny) and Monica Gallagher (née Roche) at the Rock Hospital in Ballyshannon in County Donegal, Ireland.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
1967year
Dublinattested“In 1967, while in Dublin to visit Pat Egan at the Five Club, Gallagher's Stratocaster was stolen, along with a Telecaster he had borrowed from a friend.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
1973year
Irelandattested“Gallagher toured across North America, Japan, and Europe in 1973, before returning to Ireland for his annual Christmas tour, a tradition he continued throughout the 1970s.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
1973year
North Americaattested“Gallagher toured across North America, Japan, and Europe in 1973, before returning to Ireland for his annual Christmas tour, a tradition he continued throughout the 1970s.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
July 1974month
Belfastattested“Gallagher's concerts at Belfast Ulster Hall, Dublin Carlton Cinema, and Cork City Hall were recorded using Ronnie Lane's Mobile Studio and released in July 1974 as the double album Irish Tour ’74.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
November 1977month
San Franciscoattested“After completing a third tour of Japan in November 1977, Gallagher and his band flew directly to the US to begin working on a new album with producer Elliot Mazer at His Master's Wheels in San Francisco.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
February 1988month
Dublinattested“In February 1988, Gallagher undertook his first Irish tour in four years, which included a four-night run at Dublin's Olympia Theatre.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
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Cork (city)mentioned“This instability put a strain on Danny and Monica’s marriage, and in 1956, Monica moved back to Cork permanently with her two sons.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
1961year
Cork (city)mentioned“In 1961, he won a cash prize as a solo performer in a talent contest at Cork City Hall, and his photo was featured in the Evening Echo.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
June 1965month
Spainmentioned“In June 1965, the band travelled to Spain for a residency at an American Air Force base outside Madrid, in Alcalá de Henares.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
June 1965month
Madridmentioned“In June 1965, the band travelled to Spain for a residency at an American Air Force base outside Madrid, in Alcalá de Henares.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
June 1965month
Alcalá de Henaresmentioned“In June 1965, the band travelled to Spain for a residency at an American Air Force base outside Madrid, in Alcalá de Henares.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
10 September 1966exact date
Cork (city)mentioned“Taste began rehearsing on the upper floor of 5 Park View, where the Kitteringham family lived, and made their debut on 10 September 1966 at a school dance held at the Imperial Hotel on Grand Parade in Cork.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
December 1966month
Belfastmentioned“Looking to expand their reach to Belfast's blues scene, Taste performed at the city's Sammy Houston's Jazz Club on Great Victoria Street in December 1966.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
1968year
Londonmentioned“The band’s raw sound made an immediate impression on critics and spectators, leading to a residency offer and a permanent move to London in the summer of 1968.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
August 1968month
Earl's Courtmentioned“In August 1968, the new line-up of Taste signed with Polydor and relocated to Earl's Court.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
1969year
Londonmentioned“In early 1969, Taste recorded their eponymous debut album Taste in a single day at De Lane Lea Studios in London.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
24 October 1970exact date
Belfastmentioned“Taste's final concert took place at Queen’s University in Belfast on 24 October 1970.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
24 October 1970exact date
Queen's University Belfastmentioned“Taste's final concert took place at Queen’s University in Belfast on 24 October 1970.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
30 March 1971exact date
Parismentioned“They made their debut at the Paris Olympia on 30 March 1971.”source: Wikipedia: Rory Gallagher
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