Dude, seriousely, how can anybody not have heard about Gary Moore? He was one of the greatest blues guitarists who'd ever walked on earth. R.I.P. Gary. We miss you every day.
Not just blues! Gary Moore played across all genres! Rock, Jazz , Jazz Fusion.... even a bit of Classical! While so many guitarists are stuck in a single mode, he embraced all styles! R.I.P Gary!
One of the greatest guitarists ever. Sometimes underrated or ignored. A couple of months ago I viewed a list of the top 100 influential guitarists and Gary Moore wasn't on the list at all. Thank you for reacting to this. Listening to the whole song gets me. I can't help but think of the passing of both Gary Moore and Phil Lynott. I saw them in concert, both together and separately. Good times.
You lucky guy to have seen both Phil and Gary together! I'm too young to have been able to experience Thin Lizzy. I discovered both them and Gary in the late '80s. I'm glad i got the chance to see Gary live 1989 and 1990 though.
In about 1978 I read a piece in a music paper that said "Gary Moore is probably one of the best guitarists in the word". Over the years I came to realise that this was true. RIP.
@@davidsteinberg2120 Check out Taj Farrant the Australian kid. th-cam.com/video/O-V8Yv4m9Xs/w-d-xo.html Taj Farrant Lenny He is 11 on this he is 13 now.
Such a an exceptional guitarist, many had to be influenced by Gary Moore such as Joe Bonamassa. This is so good, you don’t even have to have vocals!! I really enjoyed this, thank you for choosing to react to Gary Moore.
If you just heard of Gary Moore you are into a treat. He was one of the absolute best rock/blues guitarist. This is one of his best but there are many more pieces he did that are also exceptional. I put together a playlist on my phone of 39 of his pieces and have a few others to add. Truly exceptional. One of my favorites is "Separate Ways". The version I have on my phone has a 7 minute long intro.
What a master guitarist. He could really make his instrument sing & wail. Love it. Also he had a great voice. Another one gone too soon but at least he left us a great legacy of music.
One of the greatest to ever play a guitar, he owns it just like BB did with Lucille. Gary also had a great voice and I followed him and Phil Lynott from the days of Thin Lizzy and earlier. You need to check out his NEW Frontier album from his early days. I also think you would enjoy "Still Got The Blues" which showcases his voice and guitar magic! Loved this guy and for me he is the greatest guitarist because his heart bled every time he played. RIP brother Gary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes, Gary Moore was one of the greatest ever. Fantastic what he could do with a guitar. We are really blessed to have recordings of him and his work to experience.
The thing about Gary was no matter how fast he was burning, his playing was soaked with feeling. His music was full of dynamics and he took you on a trip with every song. He had the blues in his blood like precious few others. The world lost a giant of a musician when he left us all too soon. R.I.P., Gary Moore - gone, but never to be forgotten.
Gary was the real deal, an Irish blues/rock guitarist & vocalist . Check out “ The Messiah will come Again”. (Live version) or “Sill got the Blues”. (Live version). He has a nice catalog of live music videos out there.
That playing expressed so much emotion, and the whole piece came together as something you could just pay total attention to, or slow dance to if desired.
This man could play the blues and tear your soul out one minute and the next minute burn your freakin face off with a blustering speed of light scale run that would make your heart skip a few beats. A couple of others you should definitely give a listen to are Tommy Bolin and Frank Marino all three are legends✌🔥🎵🎸
It is so sad he is no longer with us. An absolute phenom. Check out his live version of Red House. His style and also his voice are just WOW. RIP Garry.
Ted, please check out "don't believe a Word", he's playing his guitar with a broken string, without problems - so tender and powerful in the same time, he was young at the end of seventeen, at the Whistle live test with the group Thin Lizzy
Gary left us Super Bowl Sunday of 2011, passing from a massive heart attack while vacationing in Spain. Adogg, if you love this, check out his solo from his cover of The Yardbirds' "Shapes of Things," from his 1984 album "Victims of the Future." Pure fire that slows to a steady simmer as he transitions back to the song's main theme, and then it's back to fire again to finish the song. When Rolling Stone magazine published their list of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time and didn't place Gary Moore on the list, they proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that they know absolutely fuck-all about music. Cheers partner!
I'm impressed...never seen a reaction to Gary Moore. He was a fabulous Irish musician and this song, Parisienne Walkways is one of my favorites. He performed it best with Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy. Thank you. You should alos check out another of the finest Irish guitarists and showmen that ever lived and isn't well known in America either --Rory Gallagher.
@@joekidd9456 Is troll tu! Only a unionist would call Northern Ireland Ulster; but this is a music forum and not a political one...Moore really loved playing Roisin Dubh and that's NOT Brirish at all, is it?
...and the duets with Albert King and BB king, and his versions of Red House and voodoo child?? And the superb the messiah Will come again? The voice of his guitar, and his own voice? He was an excellent artist, Rip Gary
This guy was a legend. He never made it vey big in the US for some reason, but the rest of the world he did. My first and favorite recommendation of his songs is the live version of The Messiah Will Come Again. A great song with no vocals, but does that guitar sing! It's a cover of a Roy Buchanon song, another greatly unappreciated artist, but it's for sure other guitar players knew and know of him, as did Gary. I enjoy and appreciate your reactions man, keep doing the grind, I'm bettin' it will pay off in the for you!
I loved watching you trying to get your head around that! Probably is the actual best guitar solo ever. Gary Moore wrung more emotion out of a guitar than anybody I ever heard. Was priviledged to see him live before his passing. R.I.P.
Gary was without any doubt the man with his heart in his music. But I have to admit I loved his life-performance of "I love you more than you'll ever know" the most. You can feel the "pain" in his playing... eye-watering!
My first guitar hero, inspired me to start playing guitar at 14! Saw him several times live during his rock, metal and blues stages - didn’t catch the Colosseum jazz phase unfortunately. He had several influences, but my fave was Roy Buchanan (Gary covered his Messiah is Coming), absolutely monster blues guitarist. Thank you for showing respect to Gary!
One of the great blues and rock guitarists...Was lucky to meet him in Cambridge Uk...Got my guitar signed by him....Also see him multiple times and even watched him play with BB King....A truly under rated legend... Sadly it's been 11 years since his death...His buried in a simple grave in Brighton UK..R.I.P Garry. 🙂
Trust me: by Gary -- "Empty Rooms" LIve in Sweden 1987 -- another slow paced one. My favorite by him. Just trust me here Adogg -- react to that, you will not regret it.
One of my biggest regrets was that I didn’t get to see Gary Moore perform live. He was a virtuoso on the guitar, his tone and sustain were second to none. TBH one of only a few guitarists who could move me close enough to tears - can’t say I wouldn’t have wept if I was actually there in concert. He was a shaman who had total control of the audience with that guitar. Then he’d start singing…
i was lucky to see Gary Moore live but i am so envious of the audience for this performance,i have seen and heard this song many times but this is the best ever version and one of, if not the best solo of all time.
Gary Moore is right there with the greatest guitarists to have ever lived. I was lucky enough to have seen him live, and, it was as mesmerising as this video is. We lost a great one when he passed. RIP, sir.
Every fan should own this bluray. Live at Montreux 2010. One of his last performances, before his untimely death. He was great in Thin Lizzy. The disc is in DTS 5.1 audio. Also available Thin Lizzy tribute to Phil Lynot in bluray DTS 5.1 The song is called Parisienne Walkways
Just look at the crowd bro. That tells you everything you need to know about the Moorster's playing. They're totally mezmorized and in the moment feeling the love in every note for them. Gary Moore R. I. P. Guitar legend to my generation in the 80s.
I'm glad you discovered Gary Moore. He was truly one of a kind, as in "there could never be another." Sadly, he passed away eleven years ago, but at least we have his incredible music to remember him by my Gary Moore was considered a national treasure in Ireland; even though he was raised in England, Irish people still consider him one of our own due to him spending so much of his early career in Ireland. He could play virtually any style of guitar music (rock, blues, hard rock, heavy metal and even country) as well as (or even better than) the acknowledged masters of that style. But it was only once he switched to the blues that he really came into his own. He shared the stage with some of the greatest blues players in history, and they were awed by his incredible feel...he just "got it!" If you want to witness a veritable "master class in coolth," check out the live video of Gary and B.B. King himself playing "The Thrill Is Gone" live. It is such a pleasure to watch and listen to those two true masters trade licks on that track!😁
I recommend listen to the entire discography of him alone. But seeing him live in his videos is even better, it was unique. For me and for many he will be our teacher forever. I will continue learning from him for life. He left early but he left us a legacy.
The real King of Blues. To bad he is no longer with us but he was a deeply spiritual Christian man and that is why he plays with so much depth and in every dimension. He knew what life was all about. Thank you for having been around Gary, may you rest in peace !
Best guitar player that has ever lived period . He’s so good that the other top 5 players that ever lived are not even in the same league as Moore . Nobody compares .
it was April 14 a Friday and the venue was the biggest indoor arena in my city and on stage Gary Moore! If i don't recall wrong this was the last song he did and i still remember that long "hang note" which this song became famous for when he did it live. Although i don't listen that much to this kind of music these days but whenever i hear Gary it's a special feeling. None but Gary moore could make the guitar sound so sad, when words failed him the guitar spoke!
1984 Hammersmith was a legendary show! I’ve been there and totally mesmerised for his incredible guitar sounds. I was so lucky to have watched it while I was living in London that year. Later he came to Japan few times but I couldn’t make it to the show. Still unbelievable he’s not here with us.
Gary Moore one of the greatest guitar masters to come out of Ireland. His contribution to the metal and blues world is legendary. Can't believe you've never heard of him before.
So glad you appreciate Gary Moore's virtuoso guitar playing -- his performance of Parisienne is uniquely pleasant to listen to, and yes the tempo helps. We lost Moore, like his predecessor Leroy "Roy" Buchanan (September 23, 1939 - August 14, 1988) way to soon. Just as Steve Val, learned from (and some say surpassed) his guitar mentor, Joe "Satchmo" Satriani (Vai also spent sometime honing his musical skills with a very demanding Frank Zappa). Moore may have achieved the virtuoso status of Roy Buchanan (or, perhaps even eclipsed Roy). I leave it to you to make that judgment. Roy used to play "The Messiah Will Come Again" or you may want to check out his performance of "Green Onions". Moore later did a cover of "The Messiah Will Come Again" I'm very interested in your straight up comparison of these virtuoso guitarists. Roy was known for his achieving incredible guitar tones without the foot pedal effects devices customarily employed by later guitarists. Roy Buchanan's cover of the Booker T. Washington hit Green Onions is astounding ... unbelievable sounds coming out of his Fender Telecaster, amazin'! Enjoy😊
Gary's version of "The Messiah will come again" is the most breath-taking, emotional, jaw dropping example of guitar mastery you will ever see. His blues playing was in a league all of its own. He was the greatest and yet most people here in Northern Ireland, where he was from, have never heard of him. Sadly, they are more likely to worship the memory dead terrorists on all sides of the divide. Dublin has a wonderful statue tribute to the mighty Phil Lynott, yet Belfast has yet to honour the greatest guitarist of all time. So sad. To me Gary Moore is the greatest of Irelands son's and his gift to the world shall continue to inspire people and fill their hearts with all sorts of emotions at the touch of a string for as long music can be heard.
What a legend 🥰 I'd highly recommend Gary Moore & Phil Lynott - Parisienne Walkways. Not only does it give me goosebumps, but it always brings a tear to my eye too xxx
Any of his appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival will blow you away. Towards the end of this you can hear his Irish roots coming in for a short time.
Feel incredibly privileged i came across Gary Moore in my own personal musical odyssey back in late 70's. Was more of a Rory Gallagher fan but GM produced so many gems over the next 30 yrs he is/was one of my all time musical heroes 😊😊
Gary Moore. The Man. The Myth. The legend. He was one of the best blues guitarists of the modern era. Let alone Thin Lizzy. Let alone one of the best shredders in the early 80's. His cover of Shapes of Things made most shredders hang their heads like whipped dogs. The man was a Master Guitarist. Check out cuts like The Loner Over the Hills and Far Away Out in the fields Is it rock? Is it metal? Is it blues? Like the critical drinker says "Don't know". I just know it as GARY MOORE!!!
Highly recommend listening to official video of him doing Over The Hills And Far Away. Covers of that song worth listening to are done by Nightwish and by Patty Gurdy (playing an instrument you have probably never seen before).
Part of the VooDoo here is the fact that Gary is playing "Greeny" the Les Paul 'Burst that he got from the GREAT Peter Green of original Fleetwood Mac - merely punch up Peter Green The Supernatural on YT to witness the master and the SUSTAAAAAAIN this guitar has on that song. The guitar is now in the hands of Kirk Hammett and he takes it out on stage today as well - the thing being worth well over a million clams. Kirk won't say how much he paid and I don't blame him. Gary was okay - kind of in the school of too many notes (Peter could destroy him playing one third the notes at half the speed) but with more soul & feel than Bonamassa going thru the clichés rapidly but minus some soul. 🎸
I have heard them all, all the best Guitar players, and after awhile get tired of them, but not Gary Moore, every time I watch his videos it is like the first time.
Thanks for turning me onto Gary. I never heard of him before. I read one of the comments that he played with Thin Lizzy. I had one of their albums when I was a kid.
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Dude, seriousely, how can anybody not have heard about Gary Moore?
He was one of the greatest blues guitarists who'd ever walked on earth.
R.I.P. Gary. We miss you every day.
it happens
@@bennichols1113 sure does, but still... it's gary moore we're talking about ;)
@@bennichols1113 it shouldn’t happen. Gary’s been around since the 70’s.
@@precisionbrown6829 but these kids finding about him haven't
Exposure man…exposure.
Gary Moore was an absolute master. One of the only guitarists who could bring tears to my eyes
Try Paul Kossoff....
Agree...empty rooms and the loner 1987 Stockholm....
Some of Frank Zappa's solos does that to me. Especially the song 'Yo' Mama', from the Sheik Yerbuti album....try it,it's out here on YT.
YESSSSSS!!!!!
Yes and Randy Rhoads
Gary Moore, breathtaking talent , alongside Rory Gallagher, two of the most amazing exponents of blues rock , talent beyond my comprehension. 🌹
and SRV.
Try some Johnny Winter
All respect to Stevie, from my hometown Oak Cliff, Gary's playing is superhuman..unmatched.
Along with srv shit what did they have in their water in Ireland 😂
Not just blues! Gary Moore played across all genres! Rock, Jazz , Jazz Fusion.... even a bit of Classical! While so many guitarists are stuck in a single mode, he embraced all styles! R.I.P Gary!
" Still Got the Blues for You " enough said . Mr Moore is an exceptional guitar player 🤘✌♥️
Definitely Love It, but check out his version of Red House which I have known only by Hendrix until a few years ago. He does it justice.
Yep, you’re right, but the Song is „Parisienne Walkways“…🤭🤷♂️🎸🤘
@@s.p.4029 You're right. I prefer PW only because I've listened to SGTB like a billion times now. May have over did it.
*"was" an exceptional guitar player. Been a few years since he passed now 😢
Yes he is. Simply put. Just bad ass.
Almost every other musician: you hear the music.
Gary Moore: you FEEL the music.
The legend. One of one. RIP bud.
No, you LIVE the music.
Like Aretha, BB King, Rory Gallagher...
@@hansemannluchter643 To live, is, to feel.
Best description of Gary Moore playing!!!❤
One of the greatest guitarists ever. Sometimes underrated or ignored.
A couple of months ago I viewed a list of the top 100 influential guitarists and Gary Moore wasn't on the list at all.
Thank you for reacting to this.
Listening to the whole song gets me. I can't help but think of the passing of both Gary Moore and Phil Lynott.
I saw them in concert, both together and separately. Good times.
You lucky guy to have seen both Phil and Gary together! I'm too young to have been able to experience Thin Lizzy. I discovered both them and Gary in the late '80s. I'm glad i got the chance to see Gary live 1989 and 1990 though.
What kind of crappy list was that and who had made it? Whoever did it was an amateur!
@@danielolson5378 probably one of the pathetic Rolling Stones lists
Gary puts so much emotion is his music.
Fantastic musician
In about 1978 I read a piece in a music paper that said "Gary Moore is probably one of the best guitarists in the word". Over the years I came to realise that this was true. RIP.
Gary Moore -One of the best blues guitarists - one of my favorites along with Joe Bonamassa. Soooo soulful - RIP Gary, gone too soon.
Yep along with SRV...
Only 1 Gary Moore !
@@davidsteinberg2120 Yep Gary & Stevie 🙏🎼
@@davidsteinberg2120
Check out Taj Farrant the Australian kid.
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Taj Farrant
Lenny
He is 11 on this he is 13 now.
Not only blues. Have look ,,After the war album" or his time in Thin Lizzy
Best guitarist ever, R.I.P. Gary and I hope your legacy continues
Gary was a marvel! Great tone, pristine playing, undeniable musicality and understanding of the craft! Plus, amazing singer!
You've stepped straight off in it with Gary Moore.
This guy is world class blues guitar player
Gary Moore was a guitar player from Ireland and as well as having a solo career he played with a band called Thin Lizzy.
...from northern Ireland
@@stefaniaorlando4047 Belfast. East.
And coliseum or was it coliseum 2?
@@dodibenabba1378 Coliseum 2.
Lived in Brighton....His family still live there..His son tours now.. Think he even plays his dad's Gibson's 🙂
Such a an exceptional guitarist, many had to be influenced by Gary Moore such as Joe Bonamassa. This is so good, you don’t even have to have vocals!! I really enjoyed this, thank you for choosing to react to Gary Moore.
Bonamassa wishes he could play like gary. Never gonna happen
@@fredericfuknchopin4552 Hence the reason I said "Influenced".
it's rubbish.....
If you just heard of Gary Moore you are into a treat. He was one of the absolute best rock/blues guitarist. This is one of his best but there are many more pieces he did that are also exceptional. I put together a playlist on my phone of 39 of his pieces and have a few others to add. Truly exceptional.
One of my favorites is "Separate Ways". The version I have on my phone has a 7 minute long intro.
I know that version and it kicks truckloads of ass!!
What a master guitarist. He could really make his instrument sing & wail. Love it. Also he had a great voice. Another one gone too soon but at least he left us a great legacy of music.
Disagree that he had a great voice, but as a guitarist...wow. In my three favourite of all time.
Agree he had a great voice
Stimmt!
it's junk
@@drnoahjuvalhararihackableanima - What’s your problem, troll? I mean besides being completely devoid of taste?
One of the greatest to ever play a guitar, he owns it just like BB did with Lucille. Gary also had a great voice and I followed him and Phil Lynott from the days of Thin Lizzy and earlier. You need to check out his NEW Frontier album from his early days. I also think you would enjoy "Still Got The Blues" which showcases his voice and guitar magic! Loved this guy and for me he is the greatest guitarist because his heart bled every time he played. RIP brother Gary!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a genius he was.R.I.P. Gary Moore 🤘
and guess what ? ALL his solos are like this !!! and he sings his own beautiful songs. absolute LEGEND. r.i.p. GM
Yes, Gary Moore was one of the greatest ever. Fantastic what he could do with a guitar. We are really blessed to have recordings of him and his work to experience.
'the Messiah will come'. It's absolutely one of his best !!!
The thing about Gary was no matter how fast he was burning, his playing was soaked with feeling. His music was full of dynamics and he took you on a trip with every song. He had the blues in his blood like precious few others. The world lost a giant of a musician when he left us all too soon. R.I.P., Gary Moore - gone, but never to be forgotten.
Hard to get across the intensity of a Gary Moore gig. Saw him at a record company gig in a tiny club in London, just unbelievable. RIP.
Charlotte Blues Club?
Islington Garage
Gary was the real deal, an Irish blues/rock guitarist & vocalist . Check out “ The Messiah will come Again”. (Live version) or “Sill got the Blues”. (Live version). He has a nice catalog of live music videos out there.
Roy Buchanan, The Messiah
Your 100% correct but he was asking about other Gary videos to react to and he dose a tasty version of that song.
Love Gary Moore's version of Jimi Hendrix's
Red House.
Glad it’s not just us old folks who love this. It gives me hope for the future.
Gary was a member of Thin Lizzy for their amazing black rose album. The song black rose is the highlight of his and Lizzys careers
Played everything from the heart , RIP Gary
Gary Moore is beyond underrated. End of the World solo is awesome!
That playing expressed so much emotion, and the whole piece came together as something you could just pay total attention to, or slow dance to if desired.
This man could play the blues and tear your soul out one minute and the next minute burn your freakin face off with a blustering speed of light scale run that would make your heart skip a few beats. A couple of others you should definitely give a listen to are Tommy Bolin and Frank Marino all three are legends✌🔥🎵🎸
It is so sad he is no longer with us. An absolute phenom. Check out his live version of Red House. His style and also his voice are just WOW. RIP Garry.
Ted, please check out "don't believe a Word", he's playing his guitar with a broken string, without problems - so tender and powerful in the same time, he was young at the end of seventeen, at the Whistle live test with the group Thin Lizzy
Gary left us Super Bowl Sunday of 2011, passing from a massive heart attack while vacationing in Spain. Adogg, if you love this, check out his solo from his cover of The Yardbirds' "Shapes of Things," from his 1984 album "Victims of the Future." Pure fire that slows to a steady simmer as he transitions back to the song's main theme, and then it's back to fire again to finish the song. When Rolling Stone magazine published their list of the 100 greatest guitarists of all time and didn't place Gary Moore on the list, they proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that they know absolutely fuck-all about music. Cheers partner!
I'm impressed...never seen a reaction to Gary Moore. He was a fabulous Irish musician and this song, Parisienne Walkways is one of my favorites. He performed it best with Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy. Thank you. You should alos check out another of the finest Irish guitarists and showmen that ever lived and isn't well known in America either --Rory Gallagher.
Gary Moore was from Northern Ireland ( ULSTER ) he was British. From The Castlereagh Road in Belfast.
@@joekidd9456 Is troll tu! Only a unionist would call Northern Ireland Ulster; but this is a music forum and not a political one...Moore really loved playing Roisin Dubh and that's NOT Brirish at all, is it?
@@cait0fionn Fuck You. Northern Ireland is part of The UK. End of so Fuck off.
😍i love Rory Gallagher!! As musician, writer, singer, human!!
They sing and play together in Heaven ☁️🎶🎸🇮🇪🎶🎸🇬🇧🎶☁️
"Still got the blues" is a must. A masterpiece.
The song is „Parisienne Walkways“, not „Still got the Blues“…and it‘s also not on the Album „Still got the Blues“😳🤷♂️🙄🎸
His live version of Voodoo Child (Slight Return) is actually mind-blowing. Only Stevie Ray makes me feel how Gary Moore does.
Check out Cowboy Song by Thin Lizzy. Also Still Got The Blues For You from Gary's solo career. Talk about versatility!!! RIP Gary.
...and the duets with Albert King and BB king, and his versions of Red House and voodoo child?? And the superb the messiah Will come again? The voice of his guitar, and his own voice? He was an excellent artist, Rip Gary
This guy was a legend. He never made it vey big in the US for some reason, but the rest of the world he did. My first and favorite recommendation of his songs is the live version of The Messiah Will Come Again. A great song with no vocals, but does that guitar sing! It's a cover of a Roy Buchanon song, another greatly unappreciated artist, but it's for sure other guitar players knew and know of him, as did Gary. I enjoy and appreciate your reactions man, keep doing the grind, I'm bettin' it will pay off in the for you!
Gary was brilliant. Period. Check out Parisian Walkways. All versions.
This is an incredibly perfect song by the greatest
This is Parisienne walkways.
I have been lucky enough to have seen Gary Moore live on five occasions, absolutely brilliant every time!
I loved watching you trying to get your head around that! Probably is the actual best guitar solo ever. Gary Moore wrung more emotion out of a guitar than anybody I ever heard. Was priviledged to see him live before his passing. R.I.P.
Gary was without any doubt the man with his heart in his music. But I have to admit I loved his life-performance of "I love you more than you'll ever know" the most. You can feel the "pain" in his playing... eye-watering!
My first guitar hero, inspired me to start playing guitar at 14! Saw him several times live during his rock, metal and blues stages - didn’t catch the Colosseum jazz phase unfortunately. He had several influences, but my fave was Roy Buchanan (Gary covered his Messiah is Coming), absolutely monster blues guitarist. Thank you for showing respect to Gary!
Five String Blues !!!
The Messiah Will Come Again is the proper name of the piece.
Gary Moore was the best pure blues guitarist hanging around. He was soooooooo good
Kinda prefer Jeff Healy myself, better all around player , with a more distinctive sound
You definitely need to hear Gary's rendition of Red House as well. He also was a great singer, while shredding his guitar!
It might be blasphemous to say, but even Hendrix would admit Gary Moore’s version was far better than his own.
One of the great blues and rock guitarists...Was lucky to meet him in Cambridge Uk...Got my guitar signed by him....Also see him multiple times and even watched him play with BB King....A truly under rated legend... Sadly it's been 11 years since his death...His buried in a simple grave in Brighton UK..R.I.P Garry. 🙂
Never heard of Gary moore eh - well now you'll never forget him - one if not the biggest guitar legend ever ! Absolute legend !
Trust me: by Gary -- "Empty Rooms" LIve in Sweden 1987 -- another slow paced one. My favorite by him. Just trust me here Adogg -- react to that, you will not regret it.
One of my biggest regrets was that I didn’t get to see Gary Moore perform live. He was a virtuoso on the guitar, his tone and sustain were second to none. TBH one of only a few guitarists who could move me close enough to tears - can’t say I wouldn’t have wept if I was actually there in concert. He was a shaman who had total control of the audience with that guitar. Then he’d start singing…
Saw him in 92
New Jersey
i was lucky to see Gary Moore live but i am so envious of the audience for this performance,i have seen and heard this song many times but this is the best ever version and one of, if not the best solo of all time.
The best guitarist I've heard. Seen him live. I think the Loner, live is even better. To be played at my funeral!
Gary Moore is right there with the greatest guitarists to have ever lived. I was lucky enough to have seen him live, and, it was as mesmerising as this video is. We lost a great one when he passed. RIP, sir.
Check out Gary Moore's performance at Jack Bruce's 50th birthday celebration in Germany . You'll be glad you did, Off the charts!
Messiah Will Come Again live at Montreux my friend. Can't go wrong.
Gary at his peak.
that guitar is pretty famous too, currently owned by Kirk Hammett, formerly owned by Peter Green
Now that's a pedigree
Every fan should own this bluray. Live at Montreux 2010. One of his last performances, before his untimely death. He was great in Thin Lizzy. The disc is in DTS 5.1 audio. Also available Thin Lizzy tribute to Phil Lynot in bluray DTS 5.1 The song is called Parisienne Walkways
Check out his Red House live. A tribute to Jimi Hendrix.
He got that crowd mesmerized, he put em in a trance
makes me cry
Garry was in love with his guitar and it loved him back
the smile on your face... that's the boss touching those strings
So glad you've discovered Gary Moore, simply the greatest hard rock guitar player of all. Absolute genius.
Just look at the crowd bro. That tells you everything you need to know about the Moorster's playing. They're totally mezmorized and in the moment feeling the love in every note for them.
Gary Moore R. I. P. Guitar legend to my generation in the 80s.
I'm glad you discovered Gary Moore. He was truly one of a kind, as in "there could never be another." Sadly, he passed away eleven years ago, but at least we have his incredible music to remember him by my
Gary Moore was considered a national treasure in Ireland; even though he was raised in England, Irish people still consider him one of our own due to him spending so much of his early career in Ireland. He could play virtually any style of guitar music (rock, blues, hard rock, heavy metal and even country) as well as (or even better than) the acknowledged masters of that style.
But it was only once he switched to the blues that he really came into his own. He shared the stage with some of the greatest blues players in history, and they were awed by his incredible feel...he just "got it!"
If you want to witness a veritable "master class in coolth," check out the live video of Gary and B.B. King himself playing "The Thrill Is Gone" live. It is such a pleasure to watch and listen to those two true masters trade licks on that track!😁
Try "Still Got the Blues" LIVE, by Gary. Excellent guitar solos & extremely emotional.
SRV,Gary Moore and Rory Gallagher..the best guitar players in my opinion
I recommend listen to the entire discography of him alone. But seeing him live in his videos is even better, it was unique. For me and for many he will be our teacher forever. I will continue learning from him for life. He left early but he left us a legacy.
Damn! First time I've heard Gary Moore too. Impressive.
And he can sing! Check out “Still Got the Blues For You.”
Agreed. Top-Drawer material and a stunning performance -- Moore at his best!
The real King of Blues. To bad he is no longer with us but he was a deeply spiritual Christian man and that is why he plays with so much depth and in every dimension. He knew what life was all about. Thank you for having been around Gary, may you rest in peace !
Mr Gary Moore .....My Hero ✌️🎸 R.I.P. you LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best guitar player that has ever lived period . He’s so good that the other top 5 players that ever lived are not even in the same league as Moore . Nobody compares .
I agree, he is many light years ahead of anyone. I tear up thinking about him as a person and his work ! He was truly a multidimensional Blues master.
it was April 14 a Friday and the venue was the biggest indoor arena in my city and on stage Gary Moore! If i don't recall wrong this was the last song he did and i still remember that long "hang note" which this song became famous for when he did it live. Although i don't listen that much to this kind of music these days but whenever i hear Gary it's a special feeling. None but Gary moore could make the guitar sound so sad, when words failed him the guitar spoke!
Gary played it all, other worldly, transported most everyone, unique in every sense and such a humble n inclusive soul 😍
One of the most powerful performances I have ever seen - Hammersmith 1984 - Incredible Show!
1984 Hammersmith was a legendary show!
I’ve been there and totally mesmerised for his incredible guitar sounds.
I was so lucky to have watched it while I was living in London that year. Later he came to Japan few times but I couldn’t make it to the show.
Still unbelievable he’s not here with us.
Gary Moore one of the greatest guitar masters to come out of Ireland. His contribution to the metal and blues world is legendary. Can't believe you've never heard of him before.
So glad you appreciate Gary Moore's virtuoso guitar playing -- his performance of Parisienne is uniquely pleasant to listen to, and yes the tempo helps. We lost Moore, like his predecessor Leroy "Roy" Buchanan (September 23, 1939 - August 14, 1988) way to soon. Just as Steve Val, learned from (and some say surpassed) his guitar mentor, Joe "Satchmo" Satriani (Vai also spent sometime honing his musical skills with a very demanding Frank Zappa). Moore may have achieved the virtuoso status of Roy Buchanan (or, perhaps even eclipsed Roy). I leave it to you to make that judgment. Roy used to play "The Messiah Will Come Again" or you may want to check out his performance of "Green Onions". Moore later did a cover of "The Messiah Will Come Again" I'm very interested in your straight up comparison of these virtuoso guitarists. Roy was known for his achieving incredible guitar tones without the foot pedal effects devices customarily employed by later guitarists. Roy Buchanan's cover of the Booker T. Washington hit Green Onions is astounding ... unbelievable sounds coming out of his Fender Telecaster, amazin'! Enjoy😊
Gary's version of "The Messiah will come again" is the most breath-taking, emotional, jaw dropping example of guitar mastery you will ever see. His blues playing was in a league all of its own. He was the greatest and yet most people here in Northern Ireland, where he was from, have never heard of him. Sadly, they are more likely to worship the memory dead terrorists on all sides of the divide. Dublin has a wonderful statue tribute to the mighty Phil Lynott, yet Belfast has yet to honour the greatest guitarist of all time. So sad. To me Gary Moore is the greatest of Irelands son's and his gift to the world shall continue to inspire people and fill their hearts with all sorts of emotions at the touch of a string for as long music can be heard.
What a legend 🥰 I'd highly recommend Gary Moore & Phil Lynott - Parisienne Walkways. Not only does it give me goosebumps, but it always brings a tear to my eye too xxx
This IS Parisienne Walkways, although a butchered version starting at the solo.
@@EnigmaTimGaming Definitely, I just thought he'd like it with Phil's singing on x
Yes, Gary did several variations on Parisienne Walkways including a version where he sings.
One of the best, RIP Gary!! Please check out "The Messiah will come again" live - that also total magic!!
I totally agree, 100%.
the best blues guitarist ever and this was the best solo ever
Any of his appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival will blow you away. Towards the end of this you can hear his Irish roots coming in for a short time.
Feel incredibly privileged i came across Gary Moore in my own personal musical odyssey back in late 70's. Was more of a Rory Gallagher fan but GM produced so many gems over the next 30 yrs he is/was one of my all time musical heroes 😊😊
It makes me sad that Gary seems to be getting forgotten. One of the best blues players of all time.
lol, are u for real.
My son heard me playing this song when he was about 5 years old. He ask me, dad, why is this song so sad? He got the blues at that age . Amazing!
Gary Moore. The Man. The Myth. The legend. He was one of the best blues guitarists of the modern era. Let alone Thin Lizzy. Let alone one of the best shredders in the early 80's. His cover of Shapes of Things made most shredders hang their heads like whipped dogs. The man was a Master Guitarist. Check out cuts like
The Loner
Over the Hills and Far Away
Out in the fields
Is it rock? Is it metal? Is it blues?
Like the critical drinker says "Don't know".
I just know it as GARY MOORE!!!
Every time I listen to Gary so does the entire county.
This man has cost me ten grand in blown speakers over the last fourty five years...
So far🔥
Oh man! Thanks for sharing. Gary Moore has been my top favorite guitarist since his Victims of the Future album ✌🏻
Highly recommend listening to official video of him doing Over The Hills And Far Away. Covers of that song worth listening to are done by Nightwish and by Patty Gurdy (playing an instrument you have probably never seen before).
He needed more frets to go ultrasonix ! Damn ! Gary was a killer guitarist !
Agree, Gary Moore best all time. Incredible player with feeling on every note!
Im glad you took notice on gary moore with an outstanding performance as a guitar player. RIP Gary Moore..
Part of the VooDoo here is the fact that Gary is playing "Greeny" the Les Paul 'Burst that he got from the GREAT Peter Green of original Fleetwood Mac - merely punch up Peter Green The Supernatural on YT to witness the master and the SUSTAAAAAAIN this guitar has on that song. The guitar is now in the hands of Kirk Hammett and he takes it out on stage today as well - the thing being worth well over a million clams. Kirk won't say how much he paid and I don't blame him. Gary was okay - kind of in the school of too many notes (Peter could destroy him playing one third the notes at half the speed) but with more soul & feel than Bonamassa going thru the clichés rapidly but minus some soul. 🎸
You know what, music, comedy and food, unites us all. Thanks for this, what a musician!
Great, soulful guitar, wonderful phrasing, nice bluesy feel. Gotta love Gary!
I have heard them all, all the best Guitar players, and after awhile get tired of them, but not Gary Moore, every time I watch his videos it is like the first time.
He was one of the best
Thanks for turning me onto Gary. I never heard of him before. I read one of the comments that he played with Thin Lizzy. I had one of their albums when I was a kid.
Who is GM? just one of the greatest guitar players in history.
Adogg, your expressions during the reaction said it all- greatness just hits your soul. Gary Moore was one of the best ever