Taste

 Artist:  Taste

Origin:  Cork, Ireland
Genre:  Blues Rock

Original line-up:

Rory Gallagher;  Guitar, Vocals, Saxophone, Harmonica
Eric Kitteringham:  Bass
Norman D'Amery:  Drums

Taste is an Irish Rock and Blues Rock Band from Cork, Ireland, formed in 1966 by Rory Gallagher (Guitar, Vocals, Songwriter), Eric Kitteringham (Bass), and Norman D'Amery (Drums).  Their early years Taste toured in Hamburg, German.  In 1968 Taste began performing in the UK where the original line-up spilt up.  The new line-up with Richard McCracken (Bass) and John Wilson (Drums) and signed with the record label Polydor.  The band played along with Yes, Cream and Blind Faith.  In 1970 the band as part of the Isle Of Wight Festival, alongside Jimi Hendrix, and The Who.  Later the same year Taste disbanded by Rory Gallagher, who decided to go to Solo career.

Title:  Basel 1970 (2026)

Genre:  Blues Rock

Label:  Rockin' Genre:  Blues Rock Records

Rating:   ****

Format:  CD

Tracks:

 1.  Morning Sun (4:08)

 2.  Sugar Mama (6:39)

 3.  I'll Remember (7:02)

 4.  Walkin' Blues (4:20)

 5.  Eat My Words (9:01)

 6.  Railway And Gun (4:10)

 7.  I Feel So Good (8:44)

 8.  What's Going On (6:18)

 9.  Catfish (12:49)

10. Same Old Story (3:27)

Personnel:

Rory Gallagher:  Lead Vocals, Guitars, Harmonica

Richard McCracken:  Bass

John Wilson:  Drums

Basel 1970 is a live album by Taste, released on May 22, 2026 by Rockin' Bear Records, recorded live in concert in Switzerland on February 1, 1970.