Fresh from the  U2.com fan site:

Coinciding with the fifteenth anniversary of his untimely death, RTE will screen a definitive documentary on Irish rock guitarist Rory Gallagher tomorrow night.

'Rory Gallagher is the musician who, without question, is one of the greatest torchbearers of driving, effusive rock and blues world-wide. Directed and edited by Ian Thuillier, 'Ghost Blues' examines Rory's musical stature and the special influence he had during his short but prolific life on international blues and rock guitarists, including contributions from Slash, Bill Wyman, The Edge and Johnny Marr.

'Unprecedented access to the artist's own archives and rare audio interviews tell the story of how a talented young musician from Cork City battled his inner demons and became one of the most respected blues and rock guitarists in the world. The film evokes unforgettable concert experiences for those who were lucky enough to have seen Rory live...'

'Ghost Blues':The Rory Gallagher Documentary Thursday June 10th 2010, RTE One, 10.15pm

RTE is an Irish TV Network if you don't know...I had to google it!!

I looked through my T.V. listings & don't see that, (for Canada/U.S.) what a drag, like to see this, there wouldn't happen to be a torrent somewhere for this to download?

Maybe RTE will let you stream it...check it out!!!

Good Luck!!

Heart Of Stone wrote on Jun 10^th, 2010 at 9:53am:

I looked through my T.V. listings & don't see that, (for Canada/U.S.) what a drag, like to see this, there wouldn't happen to be a torrent somewhere for this to download?

Ask and ye....

http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/2275234/23381804/

not my doing...but since you asked...

Paranoid Android wrote on Jun 11^th, 2010 at 8:59pm:

Heart Of Stone wrote on Jun 10th, 2010 at 9:53am: I looked through my T.V. listings & don't see that, (for Canada/U.S.) what a drag, like to see this, there wouldn't happen to be a torrent somewhere for this to download? Ask and ye.... http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/2275234/23381804/ not my doing...but since you asked...

Got you're PM o.k. thanks again.

Watched the Gallagher special, Bill (Wyman) mentions how he enjoyed playing with him when he rehearsed with The Stones for replacing Taylor, but that he wasn't a sideman, but a front man who liked singing which he couldn't do with The Stones, or writing, or get along with the big ego's of Mick & Keith, which Ronnie could do.
Was a great special, he (Rory) was a guy who didn't want hit singles or be hyped up by the record Companies as the next big thing, so he didn't play along with the game, & because of that he never reached the fame he could of had outside of the U.K.