Rory Gallagher - Loreley

Rory Gallagher - Guitar, Vocals Gerry McAvoy - Bass Brendan O'Neill - Drums Ray Beavis - Saxophon Harold Casey - Saxophon John Cooke - Keyboards

Cast

Rory Gallagher

as himself

Gerry McAvoy

as himself

Brendan O'Neill

as himself

Ray Beavis

as himself

Harold Casey

as himself

John Byrne Cooke

as himself

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