Siitä lähtien kun kuulin eka kertaa Gary Moore soitantaa lumouduin täysin koko ❤ Upeaa,sielukasta,tunteellista soitantaa ja se välittyy myös ei live, musiikki videoista. Aina ja ikuisesti soi päässäni,kaijuttimista hänen tulkintaa musiikista. Kerran me vielä toivottavasti tavataan siellä jossain Gary. R.I.P 🇫🇮💓🫂☺️
@@mickenordh4490 Härligt Micke.😉 Man är så glad att man har fått sett Gary Moore live. Han hade en sån grym känsla med gitarren. Han behärskade många musik stilar. Synd att han gick bort så tidigt, 😢Han hade många år kvar att ge. Kul att du har plockat upp guran igen.☺
This man...Holy mother of God. The intro alone is a masterpiece. The way he sustains that note about 7 minutes into the song is out of this world. I remember hearing this song for the first time as a teenager. 30+ years later it is as beautiful as it was back then. Whoever gave it a thumb down is a sad aberration of a human being.
Yeah, man ! whoever gave this a thumbs down...fuck 'em ! They are musically ignorant and they won't even understand at all what music truly is ! Not in their lifetime, not even close !
lol. no. I have been learning for the last two and a bit years but still cant play proplerly the studio version of this song. let alone this fifteen minute version. I could probably play something like it but probs only one percent of this performance. many years to go bud. still my phrasings quite nice these days
The last 5 minutes of this song... when he is just playing with nothing but the synth as background... those are my favorite 5 minutes of music in history. I just cannot get enough of it...
Back in the day, I had a cassette tape of this repeated over and over and I played it to death. The greatest of all time without question. RIP Gary, You are missed very much.
This is a song/tune that changes you. I’ve never been the same after hearing it. Same with Empty Rooms from the same concert. It has touched a part of me that is so deep, I cannot fully describe. I come back to this song for catharsis and reconnecting with what’s good and beautiful in this world. Gary has done this for me since I was a teenager in the 80s. Thank you, Gary.
This is beyond epic. It should be taught in music schools as the pinnacle of musical talent and performance. Something every musician should aspire to.
Gary Moore is one of the most underrated guitarists. For me, together with Jeff Beck, one of the greatest who could play more than just fast. Gary Moore could undoubtedly do that too; but it's his unforgotten and unique melodies that are more in my mind. Thank you for that - they will accompany me this life and probably the next.
There has never been nor will there ever be a guitarist who could make you connect in the way that Gary could. When he played everything else became non existent. You became part of the whole experience. I was totally in awe of the man, he was truly a unique musician who had it all, emotion, passion, feel, touch, talent, such talent. I have heard them all and there has never been nor will there ever be another Gary Moore.
So true, John. I still cannot reconcile his death. The feeling of loss overwhelms me sometimes. Gary has been part of my life since I was a teenager. Has done more for me than any therapy could. He makes you feel human. He’s dearly missed.
Man....he always played with so much passion. When I talk music with people, I'm amazed at how unknown he is here in the states. It really is a shame. He was one of a kind.
GARY MOORE & SCOTT GORHAM TOPS!!! I loved Robo and John Sykes , Snowy was an excellent guitarist but in my opinion lacked stage presence live . Gary Moore was bigger then life and was never given the credit he deserved as a top guitarist . He ranks in my Top 5 guitar influences of all time. Hendrix, Prince, Gary Moore, Eddie Van Halen, Ace Frehley. My first Gibson Les Paul was a Gary Moore signature model Lemonburst . To this day it hurts me that I had to sell it after hitting a hard stretch in life . I wish I could have it back if nothing but to honor Gary . I just go into another place mentally when I listen to his solos on the Loner live on TH-cam. I think he was playing a Charvel in that recorded live video. Just look at it and look at the emotion and the playing from the heart . OMG it’s just a brilliant display of GOD given talent
I agree with Brendan. Mozart was underrated. Gary Moore was a big star. And he still is. Like Mozart. Underrated you could mention a guy like Roy Buchanan, who influenced Gary. Btw I got to hear him live - and see him - several times, both as rock- and blues-hero.
@@MrAdriancookei absolutly agree dude, but fak Those flashy pussys, You need only couple minutes to realize that Gary was a badest MF on guitar after Hendrix!!!❤
i have told all my family when i die as they lower me into the ground i want the loner to be playing if Gary is the last thing i hear on this earth ill die a happy man!!!!!
fret fanatix me too oh My god.. This track is so amazing... It takes you further out Than the sky This song makes me Dream of flying up to the sky to meet My dad.. Everytime i hear This it makes My skin crawl and ( I could get arrested for saying This in public) but what the fuck This track makes me Come without having sex..
I didn’t know about Gary Moore until 2013 I was watching a video then Gary Moore popped up next to my play list and it was called still got the blues for you, so when that song played I was like who is this guy and then I’ve been a fan now since I heard that one song I have 5 of his albums in my music library 📚
Saw him 3xs.....86...89...and again in 92...each time better then the last....the note selection....the vibrato....the endless sustaining notes....the feel and taste... and the roar....I have other guitar heros ...but I always keep coming back to him...he was the best I ever heard or saw live....alot of fire behind those notes....
I can't believe the notes he is pulling out of this bolt on neck Charvel....the sustain is ridiculous... I am hearing a little delay...some slight reverb......maybe a little chorus....the rest is all in the hands
Dear Gary, every time listen to this amazing track, I cannot check tears rolling down my cheeks. You have been a true legend. You play with our emotions. You are missed big time. RIP
The same here bud i have just listened just it gets you all the time u listen to this amazing track perforned by master at work. THERE IS ONLY ONE GARY MOORE R.I.P
He was really a master at controlling his tone and gain by using the controls on the guitar and how it interacts with the amp. Very unique player. Awesome tone.
Have you heard these great GM tracks.?? th-cam.com/video/EPbztpFaa-4/w-d-xo.html Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways (Montreux 1999) th-cam.com/video/7k07j7LcLqw/w-d-xo.html Gary Moore - The Messiah Will Come Again This performance was recorded at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1990 - a venue he revisited a number of times through the years.
@@martinopinto6323 Not sure mate, good question, maybe go to his face book page the answer may be there if you ask, someone would have to know surely. Cheers.
One of the people who inspire me to buy guitar and god damn it and I will at first chance. What I love about Gary is his crystal clear notes . You can clearly hear every single note he plays and every single note is like a story . This man is my hero and I will always carry a regret that I couldn't see him perform live. I found out about Gary years after he passed away.The passion , emotion and you see how much he loves every single note and that's what makes him so special , an ordinary man playing his guitar with love. Rest in Peace you incredible man .
I bumped into him once in a shop in Hove, he was with his little girl and partner and I thought to myself, is that Gary Moore and could not believe my eyes. The moral of the story is, I should have got his moniker on a bit of paper but was to stunned.
@@mikemichaels420 It seems so many of us only discovered him in the last few years......and are all kicking ourselves for not noticing or finding him. But we are all making up for what we missed and I hope he feels the love.
He cries and I can say that I can cry also!!! Can't stop listening!! Just unreal!!!! So much emotion coupled with incredible technicality!!! No one ever like him!!!
Gary Moore is the artist that puts the most of his soul in every song he sings. For that , everyone should respect him. R.I.P. Garry , you will be forever remembered.
er ist einer der Besten !, seine Musik hat mich über Jahre hinweg begleitet . Kommentare wie , der oder der spielt technisch besser oder schneller sagt lediglich aus dass sie nicht wissen worauf es eigentlich ankommt , auf Gefühl , man fühlt es wenn einen ein Gitarrist gut ist , und zum Ausdruck bringt was er "erzählen" will und damit Leute fasziniert und glücklich macht , alles andere ist nicht wichtig !
The thing I love about the guitar is it's the most emotional instrument and Garry knew how to convey his emotions through his guitar to the point it makes those who listen emotional I don't know about anyone else but to me that's the biggest compliment any guitarist could get, it's a shame a lot of today's players think playing 16th note sweep picked arpeggios at 240bpm is good guitar playing but reality on a 53min record the 1st 3mins are exciting and the other 50mins boring! Then you get a guitarist like Garry Moore who can have an effect on you within an 8 note phrase! He grabs you and gets your interest and then takes you on a journey and 40yrs later that journey never gets boring, I'd be happy with 1/4 of the talent he had.
Gary Moore, the most devine and soulfull guitarist ever!! This concert has the most awesome versions of his incredible music btw🔥🔥🔥I hope he knows I love him❤❤❤❤ hope 2 c u in heaven ❤❤
Today marks 6 years since the passing of Gary Moore the greatest guitarist the world has ever seen. No child was ever more delighted to receive his first guitar than Gary Moore, he played it all day, every day, he took it everywhere with him, and became so `as one` with his instrument, that he could reach peoples souls by playing from his soul. Gary Moore who played with a `feel` like no other guitarist R.I.P
I'm not comparing him to any other guitarist, but gee, there's really no words to describe it, i think it describes itself, this guy is so melodic, great tone and feelings of emotion. Gary set the bar high here, i'm stoked.!!!!
this is THE best piece of guitar playing I have ever heard anywhere and by anyone ... RIP Gary you are sadly missed .. you were unique and no one ever has and ever will make the guitar sing like you x
Never saw anyone pour so much of themselves into their work. A mans time on this planet is so short. And it is not measured by what he says, but what he did. RIP
This is from the "Wild Frontier" tour. I know that because I was at the show in NYC. We rented a car in Wilkes-Barre, PA and drove to the big apple. We arrived, parked, and walked to the venue. When we got to "the Ritz", you walk downstairs into the worst firetrap I'd ever seen. Drummer, Eric Singer, now the drummer for "scab KISS" was standing next to me leaning against a column watching opening act, Hurricane. Nice humble guy! An hour later, Gary, Neil, Bob D., and Eric hit the stage and tore it up! One of the best shows I'd ever seen. The highlight was "The Loner." Every jaw was firmly planted on the floor from the opening note until the end of the song.
You sir, are one lucky man ! I would have loved to have been there to see that show, ! I had this concert on VHS, I wished Gary had have come down to Australia more often, I think he only visited us once in 77' or 1978 when he came out with Thin Lizzy- they recorded a show at the Opera House ! Pity I was too young at the time !
Still got the blues for him. I use to play this song by myself, but all that emotion Gary More puts into it is difficult to do so brilliantly. Love this version of it. Must he rest in peace.
😢R.I.P Gary Moore the Best of the best singer and guitarist for ever.This is my joy of heard you before my dead😅your music live me a in my heart for a long time...
OK Gary Moore's discography can't compare to that of many other top notch guitar heroes BUT in my opinion none of them even come close to the melodic genius, phrasing, vibrato, virtuosity but most of all the way Gary made his guitar scream, cry, moan and sing!
Yes each musician has his unique style even I as an amateur have my moments of good playing but I think we can agree that Moore has to be ranked in the elite of those who bets expressed deep emotions on the guitar.
Intense, but always in control. Raw but delicate. No gimmicks. What a unique guitar player. I don't like all of his music, but he was unique and I find myself often listening to him :)
If only people could stop to compare musicians, Can you guys just enjoy the music ? Music is not about competition, remember that. Music is an art. It's about feelings and emotions. We have plenty of music and we still trashtalk each other.
This solo was played in the studio for Phil .... The day he died. The passion shows how much Gary felt about Lynott. That is why it bring tears.... He was a genius at expressing emotion through the guitar. Dearly missed.
I have to say This out Loud to know if anyone thought the same Thing i did about Gary Moore.. I think his music is so amazing and extraordinary and i cant remember Any guitarplayer That sounded better Than he did. I suffer from both ADD and PTSD and the doctors dont know what to do about terapi and medicine. I work as a nurse student and i really need to relax and get My batteries charged if you know what i mean. I found My energy listening to This awesome sound and Garys amazing voice.. Its like music i have never heard before.. I am not a New fan Cos My Mother was and still is a huge fan. But i never learned to appreciate Gary Moore not until he died.. And it makes me sad Cos he is fucking legendary and i believe That his place in heaven is saved and That he recieved a guitar the minute he walked through the Gates.. Thank you so MUCH Gary Moore for making such amazing music.. R. I. P from denmark
His passion & energy are outstanding!!! This is the definition of shredding a song.Complete control of his guitar. This type of mastery is slowly dying. rip loner
One of my greatest Gary moore moments was when i went to see him live at Hammasmith odeon, london, .. i got there very early before they opened, (like i always do) so i had hours to loose before they opened the doors in the evening.. there i was wandering about outside.. when i heard some guitar playing ? i followed to where the sound was coming from.. and found myself round the back of the Odeon.. i must have been there for ages, and loving it.. it was Gary practicing some of the set for the show.. and jamming ! its something ive never, or ever forget !! if only i had a recorder with me ! ! That was in 1984/5, i had seen him live 4 times.. Hammersmith was the best ever.. Thanks for the good times Gary.. R.I.P
The best emotional way to play in guitar, the pain, the loneliness, the sad of your situation, the deception in this world for dont be understood. I can`t understand what he say in the microphone, but i understand their agony in the guitar solo. :``(, i found this song many years ago when i lived alone. We, the guitar players can feeling their emotions.
So glad I got to see him play live several times, with his own band, with Thin Lizzy, and with Colosseum II. Was lucky enough to see many of the great guitarists around at that time play live but nobody's playing has moved me so much, both live and recorded, as Gary Moore's. Not just the technique but the sheer emotional intensity of his playing. Music is all about stirring emotions. A true legend.
this makes my heart cry out silently, telling the world you're so beautiful and yet so fearsome, so full of love and happiness and pain and misery. I missing Gary so much, this world is was a better place with him playing on the stage.
I've been blessed to have seen almost everyone I wanted to see live in my lifetime...except Gary Moore. I never got a chance to but thank God for youtube for uploading these live clips. I hope they come out with an HD or 4K version of the Live In Stockholm show. I'd pre-order that before my next breath.
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Still listening in 2024 😢😢❤
And the rest of my life.
Me too😢
Siitä lähtien kun kuulin eka kertaa Gary Moore soitantaa lumouduin täysin koko ❤ Upeaa,sielukasta,tunteellista soitantaa ja se välittyy myös ei live, musiikki videoista. Aina ja ikuisesti soi päässäni,kaijuttimista hänen tulkintaa musiikista. Kerran me vielä toivottavasti tavataan siellä jossain Gary. R.I.P 🇫🇮💓🫂☺️
Animo compañero ... los recuerdos seran muy tristes ... pero que vamos hacer tenemos que salir adelante ... El Solitario 😢.
Absolutely
The Lord of the Guitar. Thank you Gary.
here for 2024 because my soul needs to feel the music
I see you, sister. April 2024. I hope this reply brings you back to hear this again. It's otherworldly.
this is my anthem
I was there that evening in Stockholm 25 april 1987. 23 years old, it was Magic.
Jag med,19år och stod längst fram och bara njöt. Den bästa konsert jag sett med GM. Då bestämde jag att de var dags att plocka upp guran igen. 😅
@@mickenordh4490 Härligt Micke.😉 Man är så glad att man har fått sett Gary Moore live. Han hade en sån grym känsla med gitarren. Han behärskade många musik stilar. Synd att han gick bort så tidigt, 😢Han hade många år kvar att ge. Kul att du har plockat upp guran igen.☺
And i came to Sweden 1992 14 years old,little Kosovo Rocker,now in Iceland!!!Life is a ride❤
Jag va där med o njöt❤
@@PiaEklund-g5s Härligt 👍😊
Makes the guitar dance so many nuances. Makes my day!
One of the best guitarists of all time.
Milos ,si señor es muy cierto
for me the best !
Gary shared his blessings; and He left a gift for each of us
What does it says at 6.31?
@@martinopinto6323 He was a Loner
The fact that he played that little pentatonic scale 15min and never said same thing twice, he was the pinnacle.
U expressed exactly what's on my mind! Thank u sir !!!
Minor scale and harmonic minor aswell
The greatest guitarist that ever walked on this earth!
😊😎🎸
Spot. On.
Guy was way too good. RIP
This man...Holy mother of God. The intro alone is a masterpiece. The way he sustains that note about 7 minutes into the song is out of this world. I remember hearing this song for the first time as a teenager. 30+ years later it is as beautiful as it was back then. Whoever gave it a thumb down is a sad aberration of a human being.
What does it says at 6.31?
Yeah just controlling that backline at that volume and with that level of sustain takes skill.....never mind the rest!😉
Yeah, man ! whoever gave this a thumbs down...fuck 'em ! They are musically ignorant and they won't even understand at all what music truly is ! Not in their lifetime, not even close !
@@martinopinto6323 something like "he was the loner" or "he was alone"
Agree 💯. A self taught BEAST.
it is what it is..........he will always be in my top 10 of all time I don't give damn what they say..
Thank god for youtube we can watch and listen to gary moore 24/7
Gran guitarra 🎸 y Gran voz De Gari Moore🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ Espectacular💥💥💥💥💥💥
Fenómeno de la guitarra y Gran cantante E.P.D.GARY MOORE🙏🎸🙏🎸🙏🎸🙏🎸🙏🎸🎙️🙏🎸🎙️🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 FANTÁSTICO
The Loner is a piece of guitar history. All guitar tormentors should stick to this. RIP Gary !
Yeah,, this is awesome.. one of the great guitar solos
29 years since i was at that concert,i was 13 years old,miss you gary
I started to play guitar because of this video.This is emotion in its purest form.
+rick Van dam same here bro, rock on and rock up
if there is any guitar player to follow and learn from....I suggest this A...MA...ZING artist..play with your soul my friend not in your head.
can you play this now?
lol. no. I have been learning for the last two and a bit years but still cant play proplerly the studio version of this song. let alone this fifteen minute version. I could probably play something like it but probs only one percent of this performance. many years to go bud. still my phrasings quite nice these days
keep at it mate u will get there
I learned this, from VHS. Now ... I'm teaching them yougsters to play.
Thank you Gary, for all your music!
Tears were falling off his guitar. Emotional pain never sounded so amazing though.
The last 5 minutes of this song... when he is just playing with nothing but the synth as background... those are my favorite 5 minutes of music in history. I just cannot get enough of it...
@@greypoplars4775 agreed!!! tears and happiness at the same time
Back in the day, I had a cassette tape of this repeated over and over and I played it to death. The greatest of all time without question. RIP Gary, You are missed very much.
this one deserves a full 8K version... this one touches so deep inside of your soul...
be happy it's in stereo ;)
This is a song/tune that changes you. I’ve never been the same after hearing it. Same with Empty Rooms from the same concert. It has touched a part of me that is so deep, I cannot fully describe. I come back to this song for catharsis and reconnecting with what’s good and beautiful in this world. Gary has done this for me since I was a teenager in the 80s. Thank you, Gary.
This is beyond epic. It should be taught in music schools as the pinnacle of musical talent and performance. Something every musician should aspire to.
Gary Moore is one of the most underrated guitarists. For me, together with Jeff Beck, one of the greatest who could play more than just fast. Gary Moore could undoubtedly do that too; but it's his unforgotten and unique melodies that are more in my mind. Thank you for that - they will accompany me this life and probably the next.
There has never been nor will there ever be a guitarist who could make you connect in the way that Gary could. When he played everything else became non existent. You became part of the whole experience. I was totally in awe of the man, he was truly a unique musician who had it all, emotion, passion, feel, touch, talent, such talent. I have heard them all and there has never been nor will there ever be another Gary Moore.
Гарри бог гитары!!! это истина!!!
John Brown your very right 😊👍
John Brown Hopefully just love keeping the legend Alive /,,/ JFK5*Guitar Heroes
So true, John. I still cannot reconcile his death. The feeling of loss overwhelms
me sometimes. Gary has been part of my life since I was a teenager. Has done more for me than any therapy could. He makes you feel human. He’s dearly missed.
Man....he always played with so much passion. When I talk music with people, I'm amazed at how unknown he is here in the states. It really is a shame. He was one of a kind.
He makes a guitar sing wonderful.
The U.S. thought Mick Mars was a guitar god. That is how moronic we are here.
I'm sorry brother but US is controlling the fames. US wants the so called Best in any field come from the US
gary the most underrated musician ever ..he was fucking epic ,sadly i never got to see him live ...
No, he was a legend in his time, and remains today as one.
GARY MOORE & SCOTT GORHAM TOPS!!! I loved Robo and John Sykes , Snowy was an excellent guitarist but in my opinion lacked stage presence live . Gary Moore was bigger then life and was never given the credit he deserved as a top guitarist . He ranks in my Top 5 guitar influences of all time. Hendrix, Prince, Gary Moore, Eddie Van Halen, Ace Frehley.
My first Gibson Les Paul was a Gary Moore signature model Lemonburst . To this day it hurts me that I had to sell it after hitting a hard stretch in life . I wish I could have it back if nothing but to honor Gary . I just go into another place mentally when I listen to his solos on the Loner live on TH-cam. I think he was playing a Charvel in that recorded live video. Just look at it and look at the emotion and the playing from the heart . OMG it’s just a brilliant display of GOD given talent
@@lyvine527 I have nothing to add i can only agree what your saying. I miss him.
I agree with Brendan. Mozart was underrated. Gary Moore was a big star. And he still is. Like Mozart. Underrated you could mention a guy like Roy Buchanan, who influenced Gary. Btw I got to hear him live - and see him - several times, both as rock- and blues-hero.
What does it says at 6.31?
I must have listened to Gary rip this song out of his guitar 100 times. Never gets old. Perfection !!!!!!
One of the most underrated musicians of all time
No, dai, da chi ama il blues è conosciuto
Maybe because he didn't have a flashy personality
@@MrAdriancookei absolutly agree dude, but fak Those flashy pussys, You need only couple minutes to realize that Gary was a badest MF on guitar after Hendrix!!!❤
15 minutes never felt so short. His improvisation and especially his vibratos are just awesome
i have told all my family when i die as they lower me into the ground i want the loner to be playing if Gary is the last thing i hear on this earth ill die a happy man!!!!!
fret fanatix me too oh My god.. This track is so amazing... It takes you further out Than the sky This song makes me Dream of flying up to the sky to meet My dad.. Everytime i hear This it makes My skin crawl and ( I could get arrested for saying This in public) but what the fuck This track makes me Come without having sex..
I doubt they will lower you into the ground when you are still able to hear buddy
😉👍🏻😍
My song is Separate Ways.
I was there!
No one's guitar ever "spoke" like Gary's. RIP.
GREATEST GUITAR PERFORMANCE IN HISTORY. EVER.
Very well could be-
Yes. Brings me to tears at 47. The beauty of his playing is unmatched.
Andy timmons- cry for you. Is up there. Also Gary's "the Messiah will come again".
The most underated guitarist of all time!
Russell George oh no...he was highly rated...
But he didn't got too much as some Slash around
I didn’t know about Gary Moore until 2013 I was watching a video then Gary Moore popped up next to my play list and it was called still got the blues for you, so when that song played I was like who is this guy and then I’ve been a fan now since I heard that one song I have 5 of his albums in my music library 📚
@ Russell George.It depends on what you mean by underated and who you ask.I haven't heard anyone better.Just sayin.
the same happened to me...
The technical brilliance and sheer emotional tensity of his playing rips my guts out - best there has ever been. Thanks Gary
Without a shadow of a doubt the best there ever was to play a guitar
In my view the best version of this piece. Hats off and RIP Gary !! 😢
So sad, melancholic and lonely. Beautiful song ….
Soundtrack of my life
It's been 30 years since this show. It's immortal.
my dog is 30 years old
fuck yes my dog is immortal
"The Loner !"
What can you say ?
It hits you on the head,in your heart,deep in your soul,makes you a thousand pieces !!!
The Grand Master of guitar playing.
Respect this guy is a genius
Saw him 3xs.....86...89...and again in 92...each time better then the last....the note selection....the vibrato....the endless sustaining notes....the feel and taste... and the roar....I have other guitar heros ...but I always keep coming back to him...he was the best I ever heard or saw live....alot of fire behind those notes....
I can't believe the notes he is pulling out of this bolt on neck Charvel....the sustain is ridiculous... I am hearing a little delay...some slight reverb......maybe a little chorus....the rest is all in the hands
I envy you
@@xavierbalzola863one of the GOATs for sure, he could be playing a £60 guitar from amazon and he'd sound unreal
Dear Gary, every time listen to this amazing track, I cannot check tears rolling down my cheeks. You have been a true legend. You play with our emotions. You are missed big time. RIP
The same here bud i have just listened just it gets you all the time u listen to this amazing track perforned by master at work. THERE IS ONLY ONE GARY MOORE R.I.P
I would sell my soul to go back in time and watch this man play live. Fuckin love Gary Moore
words can't describe the greatness of this man...forever Gary Moore
He was really a master at controlling his tone and gain by using the controls on the guitar and how it interacts with the amp. Very unique player. Awesome tone.
Im so sad for new generations that they will never understand this music...
When gary moore makes Guitar scream and cry for him.
Why won't they understand it?
@@kinomemusicidk maybe he meant they wont discover this,they mostly listen to rap or taylor swift things
@@cspllitz1567 No they not, thats what stupid old people like to believe.
The Lord of The Strings
gibbs669 yeaaa
He was the king of strings
Have you heard these great GM tracks.?? th-cam.com/video/EPbztpFaa-4/w-d-xo.html Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways (Montreux 1999)
th-cam.com/video/7k07j7LcLqw/w-d-xo.html Gary Moore - The Messiah Will Come Again This performance was recorded at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1990 - a venue he revisited a number of times through the years.
What does it says at 6.31?
@@martinopinto6323 Not sure mate, good question, maybe go to his face book page the answer may be there if you ask, someone would have to know surely. Cheers.
I'm morally certain I was at this show, but I was much too young to understand what I was hearing. Fuck.
So well done Gary, thank you, RIP
This man I miss so much. I played the Loner when he passed on. I never saw him live. Hendrix & Gary Moore have to be my top 2 guitarists of all-time.
So beautiful ❤️
This is, and will probably always be, one of my favorite videos.
One of the people who inspire me to buy guitar and god damn it and I will at first chance. What I love about Gary is his crystal clear notes . You can clearly hear every single note he plays and every single note is like a story . This man is my hero and I will always carry a regret that I couldn't see him perform live. I found out about Gary years after he passed away.The passion , emotion and you see how much he loves every single note and that's what makes him so special , an ordinary man playing his guitar with love. Rest in Peace you incredible man .
what kills me is that he died the same time my bro did
I bumped into him once in a shop in Hove, he was with his little girl and partner and I thought to myself, is that Gary Moore and could not believe my eyes. The moral of the story is, I should have got his moniker on a bit of paper but was to stunned.
I hafto say seen him three times play in Belfast the first was in 1989 what a performer I've been a big fan since the early 80s rip Gary.
I’m mad at myself for not finding Gary Moore and his music before he died. RIP
@@mikemichaels420 It seems so many of us only discovered him in the last few years......and are all kicking ourselves for not noticing or finding him. But we are all making up for what we missed and I hope he feels the love.
I'll never listen to the studio version again. This is sublime.
He cries and I can say that I can cry also!!! Can't stop listening!! Just unreal!!!! So much emotion coupled with incredible technicality!!! No one ever like him!!!
Man was born to play guitar
Gary Moore is the artist that puts the most of his soul in every song he sings. For that , everyone should respect him. R.I.P. Garry , you will be forever remembered.
er ist einer der Besten !, seine Musik hat mich über Jahre hinweg begleitet .
Kommentare wie , der oder der spielt technisch besser oder schneller sagt lediglich aus dass sie nicht wissen worauf es eigentlich ankommt , auf Gefühl , man fühlt es wenn einen ein Gitarrist gut ist , und zum Ausdruck bringt was er "erzählen" will und damit Leute fasziniert und glücklich macht , alles andere ist nicht wichtig !
Can't believe it's 5yrs since we lost Gary. Can still remember the day the news broke. An amazing guitar instrumental - wrenching notes from the soul.
As an Irishman I was lucky enough to see Gary in concert and we miss so much
This brings me to tears every time I hear it. RIP brother.
Stephen Ryan i thought i was the only one crying when i heard This :-)
Incorrect
@@Louisefalk78 Not Only You !!
Love from GREECE !!! 🌷💗🌷💗
The thing I love about the guitar is it's the most emotional instrument and Garry knew how to convey his emotions through his guitar to the point it makes those who listen emotional I don't know about anyone else but to me that's the biggest compliment any guitarist could get, it's a shame a lot of today's players think playing 16th note sweep picked arpeggios at 240bpm is good guitar playing but reality on a 53min record the 1st 3mins are exciting and the other 50mins boring! Then you get a guitarist like Garry Moore who can have an effect on you within an 8 note phrase! He grabs you and gets your interest and then takes you on a journey and 40yrs later that journey never gets boring, I'd be happy with 1/4 of the talent he had.
I was at this very concert 35 years ago. Great stuff! Gary Moore was one of my top musical inspirations at the time.
Please teach me more about him tell me more about that concert. I just today learned about this amazing artist.
Is there any info of what gear he used? This era was amazing
This euphoric legacy should be titled as one of the greatest eulogies ever performed in the history of mankind!
Absolutely one of the best guitar players I never got a chance to see perform in person.
I saw him play this at the NEC in March '87 there was no one better RIP Gary
One of the greatest live tracks you will ever watch,a truely amazing song r.i.p gary
Gary Moore, the most devine and soulfull guitarist ever!! This concert has the most awesome versions of his incredible music btw🔥🔥🔥I hope he knows I love him❤❤❤❤ hope 2 c u in heaven ❤❤
Today marks 6 years since the passing of Gary Moore the greatest guitarist the world has ever seen. No child was ever more delighted to receive his first guitar than Gary Moore, he played it all day, every day, he took it everywhere with him, and became so `as one` with his instrument, that he could reach peoples souls by playing from his soul.
Gary Moore who played with a `feel` like no other guitarist R.I.P
Respect this kids a legend
A guitar god definitely resides within him and that's for sure
I'm not comparing him to any other guitarist, but gee, there's really no words to describe it, i think it describes itself, this guy is so melodic, great tone and feelings of emotion. Gary set the bar high here, i'm stoked.!!!!
this is THE best piece of guitar playing I have ever heard anywhere and by anyone ... RIP Gary you are sadly missed .. you were unique and no one ever has and ever will make the guitar sing like you x
Never saw anyone pour so much of themselves into their work. A mans time on this planet is so short. And it is not measured by what he says, but what he did. RIP
I saw one - SRV...
The 6 String master. I saw him in 1983. I will cherish that memory forever. R.I.P.
good on yer! you saw the greatest
This is from the "Wild Frontier" tour. I know that because I was at the show in NYC. We rented a car in Wilkes-Barre, PA and drove to the big apple. We arrived, parked, and walked to the venue. When we got to "the Ritz", you walk downstairs into the worst firetrap I'd ever seen. Drummer, Eric Singer, now the drummer for "scab KISS" was standing next to me leaning against a column watching opening act, Hurricane. Nice humble guy! An hour later, Gary, Neil, Bob D., and Eric hit the stage and tore it up! One of the best shows I'd ever seen. The highlight was "The Loner." Every jaw was firmly planted on the floor from the opening note until the end of the song.
You sir, are one lucky man ! I would have loved to have been there to see that show, ! I had this concert on VHS, I wished Gary had have come down to Australia more often, I think he only visited us once in 77' or 1978 when he came out with Thin Lizzy- they recorded a show at the Opera House ! Pity I was too young at the time !
Lucky bastard😄
Wild Frontier tour was amazing
his playing gives me goosebumps so much emotion.They can come close but no one can beat Gary moore imo
I remember it like it was yesterday, I still get goosebumps. R.I.P Gary.
he surpassed my expectations when I saw him play live a few times in the 1980s
A natural bluesman.
Still got the blues for him. I use to play this song by myself, but all that emotion Gary More puts into it is difficult to do so brilliantly. Love this version of it. Must he rest in peace.
The best...RIP Gary and the reason why I picked up the electric guitar at 44, I did it.....because of such a great legend and truly a guitar god....
😢R.I.P Gary Moore the Best of the best singer and guitarist for ever.This is my joy of heard you before my dead😅your music live me a in my heart for a long time...
OK Gary Moore's discography can't compare to that of many other top notch guitar heroes BUT in my opinion none of them even come close to the melodic genius, phrasing, vibrato, virtuosity but most of all the way Gary made his guitar scream, cry, moan and sing!
Except David Gilmour. Other than him, I'd have to agree.
T Koch He is my other favourite guitarist..I have framed photos of both on my wall above my guitars :)
You are right, but i think every guitarist is special in his own way...
Yes each musician has his unique style even I as an amateur have my moments of good playing but I think we can agree that Moore has to be ranked in the elite of those who bets expressed deep emotions on the guitar.
I absolutely agree
Genius of melody, phrasing, dynamic passages, and emotion.
God I`m so glad I was alive at the same time as this guy
Intense, but always in control.
Raw but delicate.
No gimmicks.
What a unique guitar player.
I don't like all of his music, but he was unique and I find myself often listening to him :)
At the beginning of the show there was Gary and the guitar. After a short while Gary became the guitar.
couldnt have said it any better!!
sounds gay...how could he be a guitar??! this ain't no magic or freak show..it's a blues guitar show !...:P
well obviously you dont have the feels.
he became Moore than Gary
he touch the G Spot on the guitar.. sensational feeling estasy..
This will be the first concert I attend once I make it to heaven. I'll see ya when I get there!
If only people could stop to compare musicians, Can you guys just enjoy the music ? Music is not about competition, remember that. Music is an art. It's about feelings and emotions. We have plenty of music and we still trashtalk each other.
This solo was played in the studio for Phil .... The day he died. The passion shows how much Gary felt about Lynott. That is why it bring tears.... He was a genius at expressing emotion through the guitar. Dearly missed.
realbworld is this true?
@@janubis5630 the song is not written by gary its written by max middleton , so i'm not sure if it's true
song? where are the lyrics
@@hideentity1518if you don't hear the lyrics then why do you listen this masterpiece?
I have to say This out Loud to know if anyone thought the same Thing i did about Gary Moore.. I think his music is so amazing and extraordinary and i cant remember Any guitarplayer That sounded better Than he did. I suffer from both ADD and PTSD and the doctors dont know what to do about terapi and medicine. I work as a nurse student and i really need to relax and get My batteries charged if you know what i mean. I found My energy listening to This awesome sound and Garys amazing voice.. Its like music i have never heard before.. I am not a New fan Cos My Mother was and still is a huge fan. But i never learned to appreciate Gary Moore not until he died.. And it makes me sad Cos he is fucking legendary and i believe That his place in heaven is saved and That he recieved a guitar the minute he walked through the Gates.. Thank you so MUCH Gary Moore for making such amazing music..
R. I. P from denmark
His passion & energy are outstanding!!! This is the definition of shredding a song.Complete control of his guitar. This type of mastery is slowly dying. rip loner
This man pulls his soul out of his own body and poor it into this guitar
🔊🎶Find myself back here again in 2021.🇺🇸
Love to watch 👀 & listen 🔊👂❤
One of my greatest Gary moore moments was when i went to see him live at Hammasmith odeon, london, .. i got
there very early before they opened, (like i always do) so i had hours to loose before they opened the doors in the evening..
there i was wandering about outside.. when i heard some guitar playing ? i followed to where the sound was coming from..
and found myself round the back of the Odeon.. i must have been there for ages, and loving it.. it was Gary practicing
some of the set for the show.. and jamming ! its something ive never, or ever forget !! if only i had a recorder with me ! !
That was in 1984/5, i had seen him live 4 times.. Hammersmith was the best ever.. Thanks for the good times Gary.. R.I.P
Blows me away every time! One man full of passion and pain one guitar with one humbucker no tone just a volume knob it's totally breathtaking!
The best emotional way to play in guitar, the pain, the loneliness, the sad of your situation, the deception in this world for dont be understood. I can`t understand what he say in the microphone, but i understand their agony in the guitar solo. :``(, i found this song many years ago when i lived alone. We, the guitar players can feeling their emotions.
The sheer powerful emotional playing of GM you and I will never witness again live I am very sorry to say. RIP Gary Moore
So glad I got to see him play live several times, with his own band, with Thin Lizzy, and with Colosseum II. Was lucky enough to see many of the great guitarists around at that time play live but nobody's playing has moved me so much, both live and recorded, as Gary Moore's. Not just the technique but the sheer emotional intensity of his playing. Music is all about stirring emotions. A true legend.
"Wild Frontiers"... the first LP I bought as a kid with my own, pocket money, back then. Ever since, and up until now, I love Gary Moore. RIP....
Only one Gary Moore. 💔
+Nam S.H SOOOOO true!!!
+Stewart Nicol as BILLY CONNOLLY He is Awesome ..... and R.I.P.
I mean I’ve known 2 other Gary Moore’s lmao. But if course I see what you’re saying
A god was amongst us and he gave so much. Still can´t believe he´s gone. Each time tears run down my face
Same with me my friend. His guitar spoke from his mind & sole 🙏
so much raw emotions.. brings a tear or two to my eyes
this makes my heart cry out silently, telling the world you're so beautiful and yet so fearsome, so full of love and happiness and pain and misery.
I missing Gary so much, this world is was a better place with him playing on the stage.
El es unos de los pocos guitarristas que en verdad se saben expresar con la guitarra, gary siempre te llevaremos en nuestros corazones :'(
I hope to hear him in heaven some day because he to me was a God sent artist that loved life as much as any human being who ever lived.
Man, this guy could make a broom sustain!
mano a mano Your comment is nearly as under rated as Gary....
I've been blessed to have seen almost everyone I wanted to see live in my lifetime...except Gary Moore. I never got a chance to but thank God for youtube for uploading these live clips. I hope they come out with an HD or 4K version of the Live In Stockholm show. I'd pre-order that before my next breath.