Triumph, Gil Moore - Full 2022 Interviews, The Ups & Downs & The Doc
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- Triumph, Gil Moore - Full 2022 Interviews, The Ups & Downs & The Doc
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Gils cousin Wes R. was in my auto class in high school in Kitchener, Ont.
Wes used to tell me about the early Triumph practices, and he talked about his uncle Herb Moore and Gils love of T-Birds.
I was an aspiring guitar player back then, and I "worshipped " Rik.
I've met him several times, and he's a nice, humble guy.
Anyhow, the first time I saw Triumph was at Forest Heights Collegiate in Kitchener shortly after Rock and Roll Machine was released and then an outdoor concert at Bingeman Park, Kitchener.
There were 2 opening acts, Starchild and Moxy. Mike Reno was the singer for Moxy.
Seen Triumph at The Aud. as well. Still have my ticket stubs.
I work for an engineering firm, and we were doing some work directly in front of Gils house in Mississauga.
Some guys were telling me that there is a hotshot musician living in that one house.
Well, I knew immediately that it must be Gil Moore, seeing as I was a Triumph fan in my teens and I knew about Metalworks.
Sure enough, Gil drives out in his Cadillac Escalade.
I nodded at him, but I could tell that he knew that I recognized him even though no words were exchanged.
A short while later, he returned, so a few of us were chatting with him as he sat in his car.
I really wanted to open up about some Triumph questions, etc., but I was in the company of engineers, so I had to keep it professional.
Thanks for letting me yammer on and thanx Gil for all the great music and great times in my youth.
That's cool stuff!
Gil is one of my earliest influences to begin playing drums. His voice on the kit is monstrous and his drums sound so good….plus his groove is wider than a canyon. Nobody plays or sings it like Gil Moore. ❤️
That hitch in his voice when Gil said, "He drove me to hockey practice at 5 in the morning...". That's real and I totally feel it. Thanks!
This man is grounded. Great interview with a great dude.
Totally agree. Gils parents were absolutely instrumental in Gils success. In music and at being a human being with a functional moral compass.
Great interview.
Thank you for your interview. I immensely miss Triumph. 😢 I actually surprised they are not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Sad really...
First time I ever heard Gill interviewed. What a class act. Thank you sir!
Great interview, thanks Gill.
Rawk And Roll!🗡🪖👍
We Saw Triumph in 1986 at the Toledo Sports Arena, I remember knowing They were on a different musical level and we were pretty young. Plus his Drum Kit was the BOMB!
I was at that concert. Then again, at that point, I was a groupie, following Triumph around a 4-state area. I saw them about fifteen times and they were the best because Rik Emmett's voice and the band's sound were authentic to their albums. Plus, Triumph had the best light show on God's Earth.
I saw Triumph at the Agridome in Regina Sask. Best concert ever .
Nice to hear from Gil. Have heard plenty of interviews with Rik and even a few with Mike, but not many with Gil. Was always a big fan as a drumming singer myself. Seems like a great guy. Went to a few Triumph concerts in the mid-late 80’s. Absolutely phenomenal shows!
My very first concert was Triumph, they played my High School supporting the first album... I was 14yrs old and not even enrolled yet but NOTHING was stopping me from seeing that show... Oh and yes... It was f*cking AWESOME!!!! (saw them six more times in the next 10yrs)
My favorite band of all time.....loved this interview.
Triumph was one of the best bands back in the day. No gimmicks, No attitudes, none of that stuff just great music.
I met Gil after a show years ago in Worcester,Mass maybe 1984 or 85. He was very nice and so down to earth...!!
I saw them at their last show on South Padre Island, Tx during Spring Break. Great band and great interview.
Gil is the greatest dude.
I got a kick out of what Mike Levine said when you helicoptered down into US festival . " What the fuck did we get ourselves into." pressious. I have all the faith in these guys. Consequentialy they will never be together again but thats OK because I still love them as they were. Thank You TRIUMPH.
One of my favorite bands.If they were American, they would have been noticed alot more.
Thanks for this interview with Gil. I never knew until the documentary and this interview how close he was to his mom and dad and how much they were integral to his success. The man was blessed with great parents who let his teen band practice in the living room! The fact the the trio patched up their feud and are now spending their last years as friends does my heart good. Wish some other well known bands could take a page from them!
I met the band when they were still playing in bars and high schools.They were so much better than others,you could tell they had a special uniqueness about them.Great to see Mike,Rik and Gil after all these decades
This brother could make drums look like an art. I admired his drumming for years.
Great interview with Gil John
Fight the good fight!!!
I can't tell you how it warms my heart and how much I'm Blown Away by parents that allow their kid to make all kinds of noise on the drum from the time he gets home until bad, wow!
I'm from Indiana in the U.S., and one of my first memories was of my mom wearing a Thunder Seven concert t shirt when I was 4 or 5 years old. I'm 41 years old now, and I've been a Triumph fan ever since that moment. 🇺🇸💟🤘🇨🇦
That's awesome. I'm from Indiana and am 61. I saw Triumph in Indianapolis 3 times. 😎
@@landriver1 I'm from Indiana and I am 63 I saw them in Ft Wayne,IN twice ... great memories !!!
Another Hoosier here. From Northwest Indiana. Triumph is my all time favorite band hands down. Lucky for me got to see Triumph on 4 consecutive tours Allied Forces to A Sport of Kings. Gil (as was Rik and Mike) was phenomenal.
Fellow hoosier- saw triumph with bad company at good old MSA Thanksgiving night. So loud! Despite the PA struggling that night, it was still quite the show. Triumph was big in indy.
love hearing/seeing Gil ;-)
I had always thought that Gil seems such a sweet humble guy and after he talked about his parents, ah no wonder he is such a nice guy 😊 👍
Thank you for the great interview, John !!
What a GREAT interview. Triumph will always me one of my favorite bands EVER. Just A Game is in my top 5 of albums of all time and Allied Forces is in the top 10. I never stopped playing those two albums & Stages. Got to see them 3 times growing up. Loudest but clearest band I've ever heard live. They should be in the Rock & Roll HOF. Thanks for this
Great interview!!
I was blessed to be a teenager in San Antonio and our local station was one of the early stations playing Triumph. I still think they are one of the best bands and are highly underrated.
Gil was a big influence on my drumming. He has a signature drum fill where he starts with a single stroke roll and transitions into a 16th note triplet. Beautiful!!!
Two bands I appretiate unconditionally are TRIUMPH and RUSH. Reason being, POWER TRIOS. Neil is a fantastic drummer but he doesn't play the kit and sing. I have relatives in Newcastle N.B. I saw "ROCK N ROLL MACHINE" in Saint John N.B. I saw "THUNDER SEVEN " in Fredericton N.B. Absolutely fucking awesome. I am a drummer and I know the reason I love this band.
Great interview, thanks for sharing it with us! Triumph is one of my all time favorite bands. I saw them in Chicago on the Thunder Seven tour, and "Allied Forces," "Never Surrender," and "Thunder Seven" are all desert-island choices for me.
When Gil was talking about playing in the smaller Michigan cities, I was waiting for him to mention Lansing. But, no dice! I saw Triumph in Lansing 3 times! 😎🎸🤘
I Met Myles years ago. Love them folks too. Love to meet and talk to you Gill. I'm from New Brunswick.
love the interview, full moon, february, 2024
All I can say is much love from ohio such a great band
Screwiest thing I can figure is the rendition of "UNDER MY THUMB" unfortuneatly for the British Faculty "Streetheart" Under My Thumb is absolutely thunderous.
This is a great interview! Gil seems like a great guy. Incredible drummer, singer, songwriter, as well.....
Le Studio RUSH recordered there . April Wine recorded there. I would rather record at "METALWORKS" studio. I know what they have and it"s very versatile. Thank you Mr. Gill Moore. Luv ya brother.
Always awesome John! Last time I saw Triumph was The Sport Of Kings tour in Oklahoma when I was stationed at Fort Sill. Three piece band powerhouses are, in no particular order, Triumph, Rush, Robin Trower, Cream, ZZ Top, etc. Please feel free to add to my off the top list of well known Three piece rock bands, let's see where it goes?🤘🤘🎸
Grand Funk RR I’d think would be on any list of trios. Also the Jimi Hendrix Experience.
As a fellow Okie, was the show you went to at an outdoor venue near Pryor? Rocklahoma?
The Police
I was a fan ever scince the first album. "THE BLINDING LIGHT SHOW"
Triumph was my favourite band as a teenager. Still remember first time hearing New York City Streets blaring from by friend's older brothers car stereo and instantly being hooked. I only saw them once live and unfortunately at the Centre in the Square in Kitchener. The sound guys did not get the quality of the acoustics in that place and the vocals were completely distorted. My wife saw them in Detroit, and said it was the best concert she ever saw!!!
Triumph really was one of the best bands. And they had a good message instead of all the evil bs some bands thrive on.
Allied Forces was exceptional
great interview.
Great interview. Too bad money 💰 always kills bands. Rush had the mindset this is trio and everything is split 3 ways. Served them well. RIP Neil. Hope they can do an anniversary or tribute concert. Long needed to go into the Rock and roll hall of farts. 💨 🎸🥁🎤
It's unfortunate that everybody's parents don't support them through their hobbies and passions. Thankfully Gil's parents were cool!
❤ I sadly missed seeing triumph had babies while i was very young. I live for music and work and family sadly in that order actually work music family. I have threshold arthritis I will he 62cit sucks because I can't play much but sure as he'll can play air any instrument
Please interview Klaatu! One of the best bands from Canada
I went to see triumph in Lansing in 1985 and unfortunately Rick Emmett was sick with food poisoning or something the show got delayed for like an hour and a half. And Rick was never able to play. They had Ted Nugent come in and and play with bad company which was the opening band. Which kind of made sense because Ted doesn't live that far from Lansing, Jackson's like a half hour away and he had previously worked with Brian Howe who was at that time bad companies lead singer. At the time I was really bummed cuz I love Riks songs and voice and I'm a guitar player too. I always wondered if he really was out with food poisoning or the band had some internal conflicts that built to a fever point at that time. Gill wound up doing a pretty good show it was definitely shorter than normal and they had Santers play guitar so I think what they must have done is sort of figure out backstage if they had enough material to do a show as opposed to give a refund and reschedule or something. The most striking memory though about that show was how the instant they started playing tears in the rain with the first chords from the guitar it was so much louder than bad company and it made the eyeballs rattling shake in my eye sockets and that combined with the laser 3D thing they were doing, I turned to the guy I was with and I told him they just blew bad company away with the first chord lol :-). That would have been the sport of Kings tour
Dave Grohl learned on pillows. Must be something to it 😂
My folks let us jam in the basement...we would literally shake the house...my poor folks..they loved it tho.
Buzz Shearman had already left MOXY & Mike Reno was the new singer until LOVERBOY. I agree with Gil that MOXY would have made a bigger name for themselves if they hadn't broken up, it's too bad because they were a great band.
I was there the night they arrested Gil. right in the middle of his solo.......
What did he do?😀❤️
@@andyshelton4889way late to this. Will google this. 😮love to hear about this.
Wonder if his white Tama kit is still on the self in his garage? Lol
Gil is a handsome man
I knew Buzz RIP
Drummer’s parents… saints.
Le Studio burned down a few years ago. It will never be rebuilt.
Bring America and Russia in music? Uriaha Heap was the first band that was alloud into Russia to play and promote music in Russia.
Gil is a complete geek lol
Yep, but in a kickass kinda way
...I wish my drummer was more like Gill. My drummer is a dick.