Gary Moore's Grave - Famous Graves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ค. 2022
- Today I visit the Famous grave of Gary Moore. Famous musician that also played with Thin Lizzy.
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A chap I work with was a Roadie for Marillion back in the 80's and told me a story of how Gary was in the same hotel as them and bought all the roadies drinks for the night, saying the musicians would be nothing without them. A tale of a true gentleman, RIP Gary.
I've heard a lot of stories over the years about Gary been difficult to work with big ego and all that but I've also heard stories what a gentleman he was and very kind hearted
Gary is the most emotional, outstanding, the best gutarist ive ever heard. when you listen to gary moore you can feel it in your whole body. no other guitarist and musician have had such an emotional and inspirational impact on me when it comes to music. he had the speed and stamina of a metal guitarist, the emotion and licks of a blues player, and the tone from heaven. "Still got the blues"- "The Messiah Will indeed Come Again"- we miss you Gary.
Also check out 'Five String Blues' by Roy Buchanan (who was the writer of The Messiah Will come Again).
He was great but Hendrix...❤
Oh go on he was fantastic too❤
Yep, fully agree :)
He had to be 1 of the most underrated musicians of our generation.. not many could play like him .. talented beyond belief
Rolling stone magazine do not rate him in the top 100 guitarists of all time. What ? !!
Yes I have to agree , a god given rare talent
What a beautiful spot. Such a shame he went so young! There aren't many people who play an instrument with such skill and ease to such an effect. RIP Gary. Thank you for the music.
If you visit in late April, early May the entire graveyard is covered with blue bells.. Utterly beautiful
My thoughts exactly.
Phil Lynott and Gary Moore. What a duo. Their loss so early in their lives is such a tragedy. Thankyou for the fantastic music lads xxx
They were awesome and the music will always live on 🎸🎤🥀🥀
Eh? Gary Moore wasn't young.
@@PATRICKJLM Well he wasn't old either. Middle age isn't old.
@@annhollowell5352 For sure it wasn't too early in his life.
@@annhollowell5352 good shout to us in our mid fifties, obviously i speak for myself, seiously though, gary and phil were 2 incredible musicians and both passed away far too soon, but their legacy will always live on. R i p to the pair of them.
one of my all time music heroes .... I actually cried when Gary died.
I was really upset same with Phil 🎤🎸🥀🥀
As did I - !! A true genius.RIP Gary.
Check out 'Song for Gary' by Thin Lizzy guitarist Eric Bell.
Amazing guitar player, will always treasure the memory of him blowing Whitesnake off the stage at the Glasgow Apollo .Rest in Peace Gary .
Grew up listening to Thin Lizzy & Gary Moore thanks to my two older brothers. RIP Gary.
Gary Moore is one of my guitar heroes!! I love "Still Got The Blues," which I'm currently learning on my guitar. He put so much soul into his playing, it's difficult to emulate him accurately.
I absolutely love Gary Moores music...The Loner is my all time favourite. He could make his guitar sing... thank you for showing this Paul..Phil Lynott another great artist.. rip Gary Moore, your music lives on forever xx
My favourite track is 'Empty Rooms' - live Stockholm Sweden 1987 especially the guitar solo. Bob Daisley ( Gary's close friend played bass on some of his albums) says he still gets emotional when he sees it...
Thin Lizzy is one of my all time favorite bands.
I'm a big Gary Moore fan I saw him a few times in concert over the years he was a beast of a guitar player definitely up there as one of the greatest of all time
In my opinion only the best ever rock guitarist
@@johncarlo7395 he was wish i had got to see him live
@@steve37uk The first time I saw Gary was with "Skid Row" and if I remember right he was only seventeen years old, and totally amazing, I play Guitar and I'd give anything to play as good as Gary, he's second to none
@@johncarlo7395 A lot of it's down to practice. All of these famous players played twelve hours a day or more. A couple of hours a day is a good start.
He was amazing.. I still turn to his music when I'm on my own xx thanks Paul.. this was wonderful xx r.i.p. gary
The greatest guitarist that ever walked this earth. Gary could play any style he wanted too.
No one played with so much feeling and passion.
R.I.P Gary. Still miss you so much!
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One of my guitar heroes.I was very saddened to hear of his passing.Thank you, Gary, for sharing your incredible talent with us,in the all too short time you were here.May God rest your soul.
Gary Moore has to be up there with the best lead guitar players,I loved the man... saw him Live and he just blew me away, awesome guitarist... me and my Brother(who recently passed away) were massive fans of his... we played Parisienne Walkway and Black Rose at my brothers funeral... I will remember them both whenever I hear those tracks.... Thank You Gary Moore... xx
I'm sorry for the loss of your brother. The two songs you played at his funeral are a very moving tribute xx
Sad to hear about your brother I thought Gary was an amazing player he was a beast of a guitar player my all time favourite was Rory Gallagher he was number 1 Rory and Gary definitely up there as all time greats
@@leehambleton9919 and both of them irish, two of the all-time greats
@@HNedel we will never see anyone like Gary Moore or Rory again true greats
Just Awesome, good times in my 1968 Firebird in high school listening to his music!
I see Gary Moore at Milton Keynes supporting Marillion back in 87...definitly a rock and roll hero. Who made that guitar 🎸 a extension of himself.....he go down as one of the greats up there with Hendrix etc...sorely missed. Thanx for the music you left as your legacy. God bless.
He was a fantastic guitar player and perfect blues singer rest in peace x
My Guitar hero since 1985. Saw him five times and met him twice. So underated and never got the recognition he deserved. Two biographys coming out in September. Rock In Peace Gary. Thanks Paul for the tribute to Gary. 👍
One of the very best all round guitar players that has ever graced a stage. Thank you Gary for your incredible talent.
I miss Gary's musical genius. He was such a complete player. RIP
It's a really beautiful and calm place, he deserves it. Gary is my all time favourite guitarist and his mastership will always be remembered. Rest In Peace Gary, you delivered more to rock music than anyone else.
I saw Gary at a Thin Lizzy concert in Glasgow University in 1974.
He was just amazing.
Saw the bloke play the Milton Keynes Bowl in 1988. Scorching hot summers day. Got sunburnt all down my left side. Happy memories, happy days.
gary moore and thin lizzy,the music still goes on today,especially whiskey in the jar just to mention one of thier huge hits,thanks for that paul.another great show well worth watching
Gary wasn't on "Whiskey in the jar" Eric Bell played guitar on the record.
@@johncarlo7395 thanks but i was just refering to the group itself and there greatest hits
Massive fan of Gary Moore, got to say my favourite guitarist of al time ever. found this by accident. R.I.P. Gary and thanks Paul.
One of my favourites…..Gary Moore and Thin Lizzy….grew up with them in the 70’s. Absolutely fantastic….my only regret in life was that I was too young to see them live before Phil Lynette died. Parisian Walkway….every time x
Parisienne Walkway and Still got the blues are as haunting today as when they where first released.
Amazing guitar player and was so over looked in my opinion.
Did not know how he got the scars on his face so thank you Paul for your enlightenment on this fact.
Respectfully presented as always and thank you for all the hard work and dedication you put in.
Cheers Mark 🙏
@@UnusualThings1 😃👍🏻
As a Belfast lad myself I am a huge fan of Gary Moore. Amazing guitarist and vocalist. Great video Paul really enjoy them all. 👍
Thank you 🙏
Such a beautiful churchyard...R.I.P Gary...you were such a great singer and guitarist of all time...♥️
Beautiful and peaceful place. Rest in peace dear Gary..
Am so looking forward to this ,am massive music fan , especially the heavy rock ,blues ,metal old school days,went to see Gary Moore at Bradford stgeorges hall ,Bradford around 1982 ,also went to see thin Lizzy early eighties also ,thunder and lightning tour,Gary Moore was amazing,heavy metal style music,but he was the best the blues syle songs, definitely underrated , amazing talent ,remember empty rooms ,?still got blues ,out in the fields,waiking by myself,falling in love with you ,one of my old time favourite guitarist,rip Gary Moore ,1952..2011 bro🙏🙏
Omg paul thank you thank you Gary Moore thin lizzie Gary made that guitar talk being from ireland it has made my day cnt wait 😎😎❤👍👍
Nice one! Been there myself what a loss he was he was Lizzy's best guitarist
Thank you for all the beautiful music Gary, the memories of all the parties we blasted your music too. You and Phil lynot are true Irish brothers in my eyes, you both will be jamin up there somewhere, RIP BROTHERS..........
Thank you mate for the video, I live half a world away in new Zealand. Thank you cuz.....
Fav song,,,
Empty rooms, live in Stockholm 86 tour...
Bob Geldof said that "without question, [Moore] was one of the great Irish bluesmen". He played with Skid Row but the first I ever heard of Gary was his blistering riffs in the late 1970s, Thin Lizzy and G-Force. In 1992 we saw Gary at Hannover, and during the warm-up there was a Les Paul guitar on its stand at the side of the stage. It was the famous "Greeny" and it stayed there during Gary's set. He came on with his "Stripey" Les Paul, and his keyboard man Neil Carter. We were all expecting Gary the rocker and got Gary the bluesman in a red waistcoat, but he was brilliant for 50 minutes straight.
Parisienne Walkways always makes me cry. God Bless Gary. Another sad loss in music.
I believe Gary Moore’s last music video was recorded Live At Montreux in 2010. In my view it is one of the very best music videos on TH-cam and his rendition of Parisienne Walkways is possibly the best he ever did. The guitar solo is breathtaking and it was almost as if he knew he wasn’t much longer for this world and wanted this to be his legacy. In a musical sense he was a genius. RIP Gary.
Do you know of Gary's last interview on TH-cam?
My son is a guitarist who from the age of 4 years old would rather watch a Gary Moore video than childrens programmes. Love his music and my husband and son have seen him live on several occasions. May he Rest in Peace. Great musicians never die, they live on in the souls of people who love their music.
I know Gary Moore's music. I have a few of his singles on vinyl one of them being Parisienne Walkways, another Over The Hills. Definitely a lovely church yard Gary is buried in. Cool content Paul, well done.
Had the pleasure and honour of seeing Gary in concert 6 times - one of my heroes.The day i heard he had passed away i cried.Only two of my heroes have brought me to tears watching them in concert and in death Gary and the late great George Michael. A beautiful tribute Paul.RIP Gary Moore - I still got the blues for you !! 💔
Thanks Paul, Gary is one of the greatest may he continue to rest in peace
Gary Moore. Belfast borne and bred. His childhood home is less than 2 miles away from me. Super guitarist.
Hi roller ghosted jst seen your comment so glad that us people from Gary's home town have not forgot him belfast still love an respect his music an wonderful talent 👍🙌👍👍👌
@@annemccrystal5384 hi Anne. Yes super guitarist. We've produced some fine musicians down the years especially from the 60s onwards.
@@Roller_Ghoster thanks for your reply an a big thank you to paul for payen respect to a wonderful musician 👍👍
Gary is a legendary artist. An amazing legacy of music. I am a massive fan of Thin Lizzy, but for me Gary's work in Colosseum II is the pinacle. RIP 🎸🙏🎶
When I saw motörhead in 2011 it was the same week of Gary Moore passing away..
Lemmy was still extremely upset and noticeably bothered but he still dedicated the set to Gary, and played like a champion.
I know they're hanging out together now.
Rock in peace Gary Moore
Rock in peace Lemmy. 🖤
I was lucky enough to visit Gary's resting place and all I could hear while standing there was the track EMPTY ROOMS. Felt very warm and comforted by his presence there 💔
Wonderful trek through the graveyard.
I first became aware of Gary when he was in ELP's Greg Lake's solo band. Gary did two albums with Greg and toured with him in 1981/82. I remember being gobsmacked by the young, black haired unknown to me guitarist. His talent and energy were off the chart. I became a big Moore fan at that point and followed his career in the 80's until he went full on blues...at that point I got a bit bored with one blues album after another as I much preferred the hard rock side of his playing.
Parisienne Walkways is actually a blues instrumental piece called Blue Bossa, written by Kenny Dorham and performed by Joe Henderson in 1963. Phil Lynott brought it to Gary as his own piece and called it Parisienne Walkways by adding lyrics to it. You can hear Greg Lake singing it accompanied by Gary on Greg's King Biscuit Flower Hour live album which has been released several times under various titles.
Great guitarists same he died so young . Beautiful place x🙏❤
What a player Gary was. Ireland's finest, with Rory Gallagher.
Have you been to Phillip Lynott's grave yet? Let's pay our respects to Irish Rock.
Not been to Phil yet, but he’s on my to do list. 🙌
Rory and Gary I was lucky enough to watch them both in concert a few times they both could play anything rock jazz blues metal both sadly missed rip Rory and Gary
@@leehambleton9919 I saw Rory a few times in London and The Gerry McAvoy Jam a few times too.
One of the best nights of my life was in 1978 when Rory played The Bridge House in Canning Town as part of his 'Photo Finish' album tour. Absolutely jam packed, sweaty and with that almost now forgotten smell of beer and fags.
Of such nights are our lives remembered.
Apparently when Hendrix was asked by a journalist "What's it like being the best guitarist in the world?' He replied "Don't ask me ask Rory Gallagher".
Gary and Rory, the two greatest players ever. 👏
My mother and grandparents are buried 100ft from Phils grave. I pass is old house in Sutton a few times a week
Thanks for the video 🎸🎤🎶🙏 We miss Gary and his music..
Absolutely Love Gary Moore. After hearing Empty Rooms I was hooked. I was very lucky to see him live in 1990 and was amazed and gobsmacked by his guitar playing - just phenomenal 😍 So much passion and energy 🥰 So many great tracks but I love The Loner, Midnight Blues, Over The Hills and Far Away, I could go on. Thanks Paul 👍👍
No problem!
Thin Lizzy was THE band in the 70's with some excellent tunes . Gary Moore's solo on the 1979 title album track " Black Rose " is sublime .......
"Out in the fields" Gary moore Phil lynott. Still remember one line in that song which stuck with me for all those years "death is just a heart beat away" rip Gary and phil 💔
Phil is buried beside where I live and visit his grave a lot ❤️
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Together with his mum 🙏
Gary was so underrated!!!
when i hear thunder, i know its gary and phil having a jam in heaven
Empty rooms is one of my favourite songs!
I love watching you and listening to your voice you just make me smile you are so sweet and funny how many times have I told you that smitten 😘💕
One of my all time favourite blues guitarists.
Visited there when visiting a friend last year and left one of my plectrums there. Nice quiet little spot at the back.
Great channel
Thanks and that’s cool, it’s a lovely place
Nicely done. Rest In Peace, Gary Moore.
I remember that night i got the news pretty vividly.
The Packers had just won the Super Bowl and i was stoked. Short time later, get the news of Gary's passing. Crushed !
Fired up and blasted my bedroom/jam stereo for Back On The Streets with tears in my eyes.
For me, it started with TL's Black Rose. Toughest Street In Town blew me away. Still does.
Followed him there after, seeing him at Wolfgangs for Wild Frontiers. Almost lost it during Military Man a song Phil Lynott sang on.
Another cool memory was an interview i read with Randy Rhoads where he shared a story about tracking the solos for Mister Crowley and Ozzy's after him, "What are you doing! Just play what you feel!!!"
The part he was working on was the 'bridge' before the last solo.
This was inspired by Gary's "Parissiene Walkways". Randy loved the song.
Learned later he and Gary became friends and Randy asked Gary for advice about joining up with Ozzy.
I miss them both.
R.I.P. Gary Moore love ❤️ your music you were a great entertainer you are sadly missed by many sleep tight Gary xx
GM was an original legend thanks for the video
Fantastic posting Paul. A beautiful little churchyard.
Yes, Gary Moore was a fantastic guitarist, bit of a shocker when he died, I think it was reported on the Sunday if memory serves me well.
Funny you say that about these guys involved within the music industry, they all seem to die young. I'm a big fan of Elvis and I've visited Graceland in Memphis 4 times now. All my favourite artists have died young especially the likes of Luther Vandross and Marvin Gaye. I always think their deaths deprive us because music is such an effect on emotions .
Keep up the great work Paul. All fantastic videos.
Thank u for this! Love Gary
Best guitarist ever.
Hi Paul, Parissiene Walkway a guitar classic by a classic guitarist, a lovely location, peaceful resting place , just off the wall, now who recorded that ??
Wow this has just made day watching this . Gary Moore I am Massive fan . Thank you for sharing . much love you
Amazing guitarist! Much love and respect to him!
Loved this video,as a 70's kid I was brought up listening to the likes of Thin Lizzy, Fleetwood Mac and the rock from this era.
Was always a big fan of Gary’s didn’t think he got the acknowledgment he deserved as he was a truly amazing guitarist. Very sad that he passed away so young. Thanks for sharing
His music touched a lot of people, amazing musician. Thanks Paul
Gary Moore and Phil Lynott what a great duo and then there is Thin Lizzy, Out in the Fields is probably one of my favourite tracks then Parisienne Walkways sad he died so young 58 is no age, well done Paul
Gary Moore was an excellent blues guitarist. A very versatile musician.
What a beautiful place,rest in peace Gary
Gary Moore's death so young was a real tragedy for all lovers of the guitar. Him and Lukather were my two favourites.
Gary was my all time guitar hero, was lucky enough to see him play live in The Olympia, Dublin Sept 10th 2001. How the world changed the very next day
I'll bet Gary had already picked his final resting place, simply and quite. One of the most fantastic guitarists of all time. Gary will live as long as people are listening and playing guitar....
Always loved Gary Moore's music and his skill playing guitar , very very talented musician thank you for sharing.
R.I.P Gary 🙏 .
Paul nice video
I’m a Gary Moore and Thin Lizzy fan, Parisienne walkways and Out in the fields, two amazing songs by Moore and Lynott, also if you don’t know it - wild frontier , the song Gary did in memory of Phil after his passing, brilliant talent ,RIP Gary and Phil 🎸
Cheers Simon 🙏
Agreed Alex
Gary was not only one of the best on the guitar but I think an amazing vocalist too
Always admired Gary s skill as a Rock guitar player saw him live a few times and met him in HMV in Newcastle upon Tyne the day after his gig on the Run for Cover tour.He was the BEST!!!! I just wish that it was me now not as a young kid as I in awe of him and lost for words!!! His work on the Black Rose album was superb my fav Lizzy album!!!
what a great start to the video once again paul you nailed it keep up the fantastic work you do
Excellent Paul. Keep up the great work
Brilliant thanks Paul.
Gary Moore Phil Lynott Rory Gallagher my 3 Irish Heros RIP all 3 Thank You for this video
Loved this - your love for Gary shines through!
I meet Gary few times over the years!
He was nice to me and he did like I'm is from Sweden 🇸🇪 he was amazing giutar player 🙏 I meet all of Lizzy boys and Robbo sign my 1959 stratocaster. He is loved by his music and never be forgotten for sure 🙏
Nice video grate talk from you!
So best regards from Sweden Scandinavia 🇸🇪
Great story again Paul l love to see your videos thank you
Thanks for posting Gary was a great Musician be safe
13 years ago today - RIP Gary. My number 1 guitarist for 40 years. Love you man. If you want to see him at his best search for 'Gary Moore - The Messiah Will Come Again'
As usual Paul a brilliant compassionate video, thanks mate.
Another great video. Very interesting. Thank you.
Best one yet. Keep them coming.
Brilliant musician. Excellent video Paul
Great job sir!.......Long time ago I was in a recording studio in Dublin....when I met Phil Lynott ....he cadged a " cancer stick".......he told me " you have to hear this guy!"......Very much missed....... Fact!
I grow up listening to Gary and thin lizzy found memories, you have done it again 👏 top banana bud 👏👏👍🏴🏴
Love parisienne walkways my favourite track
👍👍👍TOTALLY AGREE IAN
Love your videos. Always poignant. Great choices of subjects. Absolutely loved Gary Moore. Incredible guitarist. Greatly missed.
Many thanks for this!!
Over the hills and far away.....what a tune.
Still got the blues and Empty Rooms my favourite songs. Saw in perform at the monsters of rock festival in 84. Fantastic performer.
Mrs H ...Love Gary Moore ... Thank you for sharing..