Yes,This guy can play melodious, has unmatched vibrato and bending, can shred, excellent tone, can do anything on guitar, Gary was a complete guitar player
Damn, but Gary Moore was a friggin' beast! I've never seen or heard chops to rival his take on this song or some of his others like "The Loner." Simply put, he just had it. You know, "it?" (Yeah, I figured you'd know.)
@@SexyplexiGT . . No. Greenie was OK in his day and MAY have been slightly ahead of the pack, but today, anyone with a couple of years playing experience can easily match him. Gary has been gone now for, what? 13 years? . . and he's still mopping the floor with the best of the best from beyond his grave!!
@@arthurblackhistoric so green was just "ok" and Moore wipes the floor with the best of the best? Idk what to say to that. I don't think I have much to say to that
@@SexyplexiGT . . Why say anything? Who appointed you the arbiter of who's right and who's wrong anyway? One thing I can always count on is getting comments from people who can't see that the emperor has no clothes! While I'm at it, may as well slam Albert King. That guy knew maybe four licks in total. His talent lay in being able to kinda-sorta fit 'em into most Blues songs. Yet folks worship him as a God-level Blues guitarist? Of the three Kings, Freddie was far and away the best guitarist. BB King sat somewhere in the middle, and Albert brought up the distant rear with his four licks in his tobacco tin. On the subject of Gary Moore being the greatest . . Even today, the best Blues guitarist on Earth, Joe Bonamassa has yet to better what Gary played. I'm talking strictly about Blues guitar playing. Gary had his own Celtic thing happening, and Joe has his Country Rockand Roots stylings that are his bag. But their common ground was The Blues, and Gary is still on top of the Blues totem pole, all these years after his death. That should tell anyone all they need to know about his enduring greatness. Of course I'm not entitled to an opinion, am I? If my opinion doesn't match up to the everyman's viewpoint, that makes me totally wrong. And you can bet the ranch that there is no shortage of people lining up to tell me I'm "wrong". Been subject to that all my long life. Come on, you haters!
@@arthurblackhistoric yea you're a moron. Should've known you were a bonamassa fan. Makes sense now. Best blues guitarist alive huh? 😂 what a goofball. The only thing you and I could prob agree on is Freddie being the best of the 3. You prob go to Joe B concerts listen to him play Albert king licks thinking it's something he came up with and say how he's a god all the while wearing a Joe B shirt with your phone out taking videos to post to his fan club page. Get real motherfucker
"The Stumble" est l'un des meilleurs morceaux blues rock de l'histoire de la guitare électrique instrumentale. Ce magnifique solo joué par Gary Moore, en accordage standard (*) ou Occidental est de Freddy King qui fut l'une des influences majeures du blues britannique, via notamment Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Stan Web ainsi que Stevie Ray Vaughan qui reprirent un bon nombre de ses chansons, notamment les standards "Have you ever loved a woman" (dont il n'était pas l'auteur), The stumble ou Hide Away etc.. [L'Accordage standard pour la guitare à six cordes, de la première à la sixième donc du " grave à l'aigu EADGBE (Mi La Ré Sol Si Mi) sachant qu'il existe différents accordages guitare pour produire diverses sonorités (open tuning, celte, blues, drop ). Cette interprétation de Gary Moore est unique, excellente et divine !!
At 2:11 not sure how he did that and don't recall hearing that combination of guitar techniques elsewhere. Kind of like landing a quadruple axel in figure skating and adding style that is beyond what others have done. Also like how he built up to the incredible crescendo at 2:11 and other techniques about 2/3's of the way through the song. He is a just when you think he's done the incredible and near impossible in his solo he throws in something equally or even moore impressive. Part of his allure as a musician is that he sounds so confident throughout his solo - like SRV never faltering or losing his way, and also layering in techniques to squeeze the most expression from every note. One other thing; how did Freddie King create and play so many blues classics - is there anyone else in Freddie's category?
The original rules supreme because of its balanced dynamics, especially the sublime original bass line that's totally missing in every cover I have heard.
Great Version of this song... -- I get a kick out of the non Gary Moore fans that bash this version.....The .Basher's on here should just stay off of other musician video's if they dont like,, And watch their fav artist and praise them..
yes Heritage... they did a signature Gary Moore model in around 1989/90 that was made at the old Gibson Kalamazoo factory. not mine btw... i57.photobucket.com/albums/g219/davida54/Amber%20Heritage/NewHeritageAmber002.jpg
Way better his ‘classic rock blues’ tone in the 1995 Montreux version. That concert was a masterclass in blues rock guitar playing, and at his absolutely best imho.
jim lennon Your grammar makes it kinda of hard to understand what you are saying, but what I see in Gary was that he played with more soul back in the 80's. Maybe something happened to Gary. Maybe he just got bored, but in the later years he just played fast and angry with little thought of being tasteful or making his guitar cry or sing.
1971SuperLead After i wrote it I thought someone i.e you would say something, it is not hard to understand STILL GOT THE BLUES SAME ERA IF THAT AINTT CRYING AND SOULFUL I DON'T KNOW WHAT IS
1971SuperLead listen to need your love so bad at montreux if you like the blues it will blow your mind and this was towards the end of his career, not 1990 the later performance , it shows he can play with such a deft touch and so magically
No Fredrik he was ahead of the beat so much all the time that it never gets a swing. This is the classic example of fast as lightning guitar...where less would have been Moore ;-)
It's called pushing the beat,a concept which you clearly don't understand. BTW I also love the original Freddie King version which I saw him play live. It's a great tune open to many interpretations.
The guy can play. Okay? I think we can all agree on that. He is technically very very good. But- if you compare this to the original Greenie version there is ABSOLUTELY no comparison.
Green and Moore are better guitarists than I'll ever be but I never liked this fast interpretation of the song. It's supposed to have a slower, lilting groove with off-center phrasing--a stumble! At this tempo it becomes a barreling freight train and loses that effect entirely, even more so when their phrases fill in a lot of the spaces that Freddie left. I apologize for my heresy and will now return to my cave.
...and then after Gary saw this he never played that guitar again and i understand why.Gary was a great player but his sound here is pretty bad.Trebely distorted ear piercing sound not good.
It seems your opinion here is very, very out of touch with most... read the other reviews. You don't even know what kind of microphone / recording was involved. Complain and criticize much?
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I was at this concert at Montreux, I remember just smiling at my friends in awe of this amazing performance! 👊
That's so freakin awesome!!!!!
This fuckin' perfect bends and vibratos....
The sustain he gets from that thing is awesome.
My face has been melted
GM the King of Rock-Blues. Master on stage playing guitar solos and live performance
I wanted to play like gary! after 40yrs of trying,im not even a pimple on his arse! miss you every day gary.god rest you.x
My favorite guitar player... love the way he played.. extremly rocky bluesy... and metally ... damn.. i dont any other guitar that plays like this.
I think Joe Bonamassa is doing a great job too. RIP Gary Moore! One of the best!
Best guitarist ever Mr Gary Moore KING OF THE BLUES
@@jammergreg is that you Barry
Best guitarist ever 💯
Think of the best guitarist of any genre. Gary could wipe the floor with any of them.
agreed
Really? Great player but beyond that, really? Compared to who?
Yes,This guy can play melodious, has unmatched vibrato and bending, can shred, excellent tone, can do anything on guitar, Gary was a complete guitar player
Gary was great, but there ain't no "best guitarist", only different players. Gary was one of the best in his style.
great great player, but even Gary knew he couldnt catch Peter Green guitar or vocal wise at the blues...
Best guitarist ever lived Mr Gary Moore xxxxx ❤️ R I P Gary surly missed xxxxx ❤️
Best of the best right there!!!!!!!!!
Gary is kicking serious ass there!
Gary Moore...amor de mi vida!!!...The King....The Master.... magestic Guitar's God!!!
Just sensational.
Damn, but Gary Moore was a friggin' beast! I've never seen or heard chops to rival his take on this song or some of his others like "The Loner." Simply put, he just had it. You know, "it?" (Yeah, I figured you'd know.)
Outstanding!
The best player to own the 'Greenie' guitar.
Other than green himself
@@SexyplexiGT . . No. Greenie was OK in his day and MAY have been slightly ahead of the pack, but today, anyone with a couple of years playing experience can easily match him. Gary has been gone now for, what? 13 years? . . and he's still mopping the floor with the best of the best from beyond his grave!!
@@arthurblackhistoric so green was just "ok" and Moore wipes the floor with the best of the best? Idk what to say to that. I don't think I have much to say to that
@@SexyplexiGT . . Why say anything? Who appointed you the arbiter of who's right and who's wrong anyway?
One thing I can always count on is getting comments from people who can't see that the emperor has no clothes!
While I'm at it, may as well slam Albert King. That guy knew maybe four licks in total. His talent lay in being able to kinda-sorta fit 'em into most Blues songs. Yet folks worship him as a God-level Blues guitarist?
Of the three Kings, Freddie was far and away the best guitarist. BB King sat somewhere in the middle, and Albert brought up the distant rear with his four licks in his tobacco tin.
On the subject of Gary Moore being the greatest . . Even today, the best Blues guitarist on Earth, Joe Bonamassa has yet to better what Gary played. I'm talking strictly about Blues guitar playing. Gary had his own Celtic thing happening, and Joe has his Country Rockand Roots stylings that are his bag. But their common ground was The Blues, and Gary is still on top of the Blues totem pole, all these years after his death. That should tell anyone all they need to know about his enduring greatness.
Of course I'm not entitled to an opinion, am I? If my opinion doesn't match up to the everyman's viewpoint, that makes me totally wrong. And you can bet the ranch that there is no shortage of people lining up to tell me I'm "wrong". Been subject to that all my long life. Come on, you haters!
@@arthurblackhistoric yea you're a moron. Should've known you were a bonamassa fan. Makes sense now. Best blues guitarist alive huh? 😂 what a goofball. The only thing you and I could prob agree on is Freddie being the best of the 3. You prob go to Joe B concerts listen to him play Albert king licks thinking it's something he came up with and say how he's a god all the while wearing a Joe B shirt with your phone out taking videos to post to his fan club page. Get real motherfucker
"The Stumble" est l'un des meilleurs morceaux blues rock de l'histoire de la guitare électrique instrumentale. Ce magnifique solo joué par Gary Moore, en accordage standard (*) ou Occidental est de Freddy King qui fut l'une des influences majeures du blues britannique, via notamment Eric Clapton, Peter Green, Stan Web ainsi que Stevie Ray Vaughan qui reprirent un bon nombre de ses chansons, notamment les standards "Have you ever loved a woman" (dont il n'était pas l'auteur), The stumble ou Hide Away etc.. [L'Accordage standard pour la guitare à six cordes, de la première à la sixième donc du " grave à l'aigu EADGBE (Mi La Ré Sol Si Mi) sachant qu'il existe différents accordages guitare pour produire diverses sonorités (open tuning, celte, blues, drop ). Cette interprétation de Gary Moore est unique, excellente et divine !!
That was amazing!!!!!!
Damn...that rocked!
Gary hitting on all 8 cylinders.............😶.................always.
Amazing
At 2:11 not sure how he did that and don't recall hearing that combination of guitar techniques elsewhere. Kind of like landing a quadruple axel in figure skating and adding style that is beyond what others have done. Also like how he built up to the incredible crescendo at 2:11 and other techniques about 2/3's of the way through the song. He is a just when you think he's done the incredible and near impossible in his solo he throws in something equally or even moore impressive. Part of his allure as a musician is that he sounds so confident throughout his solo - like SRV never faltering or losing his way, and also layering in techniques to squeeze the most expression from every note. One other thing; how did Freddie King create and play so many blues classics - is there anyone else in Freddie's category?
The original rules supreme because of its balanced dynamics, especially the sublime original bass line that's totally missing in every cover I have heard.
From 2:11 - 2:13 !! The squeal at the end of that lick!!!
sooooo goooood
Masterclass
To my man Ham RIP BROTHER
Nine people "disliked" this.....so what planet would they be on then?
They don't like their faces melted
The greatest version of this song ever played. Gary was unique.
Holy smokes!
No Peddles “ 👍👍👍👍
Great Version of this song... -- I get a kick out of the non Gary Moore fans that bash this version.....The .Basher's on here should just stay off of other musician video's if they dont like,, And watch their fav artist and praise them..
Preferred his '95 performance of this for some reason, but let's face it, it's magnificent regardless.
yes Heritage... they did a signature Gary Moore model in around 1989/90 that was made at the old Gibson Kalamazoo factory.
not mine btw... i57.photobucket.com/albums/g219/davida54/Amber%20Heritage/NewHeritageAmber002.jpg
This particular version by Gary has yet to be bettered by any player, before or since.
Just fun
back in greenie's good old days. never thought he'd be owned by some tool with his finger nails painted.
That's not Greeny. It's a Heritage.
Way better his ‘classic rock blues’ tone in the 1995 Montreux version. That concert was a masterclass in blues rock guitar playing, and at his absolutely best imho.
The guitar in this show looks to have high gain pickups (maybe active). There's yet another version somewhere, I think.
Wow how does he get that sound?!
"In this case Heritage guitar + Soldano SLO amp played on Clean channel (crunch level) + GuvNor pedal.
THAT. FUCKING. HAIR.
looks like cousin IT on his head
Like every 17 year-old nowadays , if it ain't got a million notes a minute , it ain't playin' . LESS IS MORE !
I agree. This was soulless.
1971SuperLead I don't know your idea of soul, this is great blues it sounds like sour grapes to me tried to learn it and couldn't eh
jim lennon Your grammar makes it kinda of hard to understand what you are saying, but what I see in Gary was that he played with more soul back in the 80's. Maybe something happened to Gary. Maybe he just got bored, but in the later years he just played fast and angry with little thought of being tasteful or making his guitar cry or sing.
1971SuperLead After i wrote it I thought someone i.e you would say something, it is not hard to understand STILL GOT THE BLUES SAME ERA IF THAT AINTT CRYING AND SOULFUL I DON'T KNOW WHAT IS
1971SuperLead listen to need your love so bad at montreux if you like the blues it will blow your mind and this was towards the end of his career, not 1990 the later performance , it shows he can play with such a deft touch and so magically
No Fredrik he was ahead of the beat so much all the time that it never gets a swing. This is the classic example of fast as lightning guitar...where less would have been Moore ;-)
It's called pushing the beat,a concept which you clearly don't understand. BTW I also love the original Freddie King version which I saw him play live. It's a great tune open to many interpretations.
don't try this at home............😶.................do try! best of Gary...
Great! wat for guitar is he playing on ?
It sounds like Freddie King on steroids
The guy can play. Okay? I think we can all agree on that. He is technically very very good. But- if you compare this to the original Greenie version there is ABSOLUTELY no comparison.
+simon simmons Checkout his 1995 version which is more in keeping with the original.
Except that the original was by Freddie King. It's a stupendous tune and all versions are different but great in their own way.
and what? is this not a good version? Is excellent, and the original is really good too, you don´t have to speak shit at all
Nope, this is much better ;) They're not done in exactly the same way, which is fine.
Green and Moore are better guitarists than I'll ever be but I never liked this fast interpretation of the song. It's supposed to have a slower, lilting groove with off-center phrasing--a stumble! At this tempo it becomes a barreling freight train and loses that effect entirely, even more so when their phrases fill in a lot of the spaces that Freddie left. I apologize for my heresy and will now return to my cave.
too fast
Every cliche imaginable, nothing new here.
...and then after Gary saw this he never played that guitar again and i understand why.Gary was a great player but his sound here is pretty bad.Trebely distorted ear piercing sound not good.
It seems your opinion here is very, very out of touch with most... read the other reviews. You don't even know what kind of microphone / recording was involved. Complain and criticize much?
This is too busy to be good,listen to Freddie King or John Mayall featuring Peter Green by far the better versions
Alf Ching
I consider this the best version ever
Peter Green too sluggish
John Mayall to boring
Freddie king just being Freddy
Horrible. This is whats wrong with rock guitar. Maybe its just me but this is not musical.
you cant be a musician? I heart that, Gary Moore was a guitar god. So my anser to you is:Do it better yourself
Yes it's just you clown
I wanted to play like gary! after 40yrs of trying,im not even a pimple on his arse! miss you every day gary.god rest you.x