Live at the Isle of Wight
by Taste
Released: December 01, 1971
Blues rock
Why This Album Matters
This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Reissue.
The Album
"Live at the Isle of Wight" is the fourth album and second live album by the Irish rock band Taste, released in 1971. This album captures their performance at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970, a significant event in the rock music scene. The release came shortly after the band's breakup, adding to its historical importance.
Interesting Facts
The album features powerful renditions of Taste's music…
The album features powerful renditions of Taste's music, including a notable version of "Sinner Boy," which was also included in the documentary film Message to Love.
In 2015, the complete performance was reissued by…
In 2015, the complete performance was reissued by Eagle Rock Entertainment under the title What's Going On: Live At The Isle Of Wight, available on CD, DVD, and Blu-Ray, providing fans with a comprehensive look at one of the band's most memorable performances.
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Legacy
The reissue showcases the band's dynamic live energy and Rory Gallagher's exceptional guitar skills, solidifying Taste's legacy in rock history.
The Complete Album Story
"Live at the Isle of Wight" is the fourth album and second live album by the Irish rock band Taste, released in 1971. This album captures their performance at the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970, a significant event in the rock music scene. The release came shortly after the band's breakup, adding to its historical importance.
The album features powerful renditions of Taste's music, including a notable version of "Sinner Boy," which was also included in the documentary film Message to Love.
In 2015, the complete performance was reissued by Eagle Rock Entertainment under the title What's Going On: Live At The Isle Of Wight, available on CD, DVD, and Blu-Ray, providing fans with a comprehensive look at one of the band's most memorable performances. The reissue showcases the band's dynamic live energy and Rory Gallagher's exceptional guitar skills, solidifying Taste's legacy in rock history.
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