Riding Shotgun: 35 Years on the Road with Rory Gallagher and "Nine Below Zero"

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Críticas: One of the best books I have ever read about a rock musician. Honest, funny, and in the end very moving. It is a great tribute to Rory, and more than that one could not ask. All those who loved Rory, and there were many, will be incredibly grateful for this book. --Tony Palmer, author and film director

Riding Shotgun presents a complex picture of a man who was charming, polite, painfully shy, obsessed with music, passionate about the blues, driven, often distant, probably lonely, careful with money and definitely a control freak. McAvoy's tribute to Gallagher makes fascinating reading. --Irish Independent on Sunday

A searingly, almost, at times, painfully raw, but endlessly fascinating glimpse behind the scenes of Gerry's years on the road with Rory. --Ulster Television