The more and more I listen to Gary, the more and more I realise how good a guitarist he was. He was absolute top notch almost untouchable on that electric guitare. Gone too soon our Gary. Sadly missed. My teenage years listening to his album wild Frontier drove my family crazy. Amazing and so so underrated our Gary.
A supremely talented guitarist that comes along once in a generation. Gary Moore poured his heart and soul into this song, making his guitar wail,scream and cry. It’s a beautiful thing to see. RIP Gary Moore.
Gary Moore is one of my favorite blues guitarists/vocalists. He's right up there with SRV, Jeff Healey and Joe Bonamassa, in my opinion I just LOVE his version of "Still Got the Blues". He just KILLS this song. And I'm with you in feelin this song .... You just gotta scream "Whoo!!" and, of course get chill bumps all over your arms. He knows how to put FEELING into his music. Even his guitar sounds like it's crying!
@Sissy Davis Yikes! SRV, Jeff Healey and Joe Bonamassa are "clowns"??? SRV has long been considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Jeff Healey was blind and yet learned to play guitar (in his own unique way) when he was still a kid. Joe Bonamassa was considered a child prodigy, and first performed with .... (can't recall now) but it was someone like Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, etc. when he was only 10 years old (or was it 12 ..l). In any case, acknowledging the greatness in the other 3 doesn't diminish Gary's greatness.
@@lxhobson From what I've heard, Joe was opening for B.B. King at 11 years old, at his parent's discretion as pertaining to school nights and such. Definitely a child prodigy, and his folks looking out for him!
Great reaction...I knew you were in trouble when you said he touched your soul with the warm up solo. I knew the actual solo would blow you away. RIP to a Great guitarist and great reaction from you.
At last, at last, at last! I've waited a year for you to react to Gary Moore again! Love your reaction too. 😁 There were/are some great guitarists around, but then there is Gary Moore...the absolute guitar master! Gary was quite simply the best guitarist ever to walk this earth. May he R.I.P Thanks for the reaction and regards from England. 😊😎🎸🇺🇦
This is such an amazing song and the way Garry Moore plays the guitar 🎸 is amazing, the emotion in the guitar you could hear the guitar crying it's amazing love it.❤️👍👌🎸🥝🇳🇿
The Thin Lizzy song you covered called still in love with you, has Gary doing the guitar work. He was in Thin Lizzy several times. He is credited as one of the best guitar players ever. Check out The Messiah will come again. Much respect.
For me that's the most beautiful solo ever done! Soo emotional and soulful. If you're going through heartbreak or emotional things in your life, that song will leave you in tears. There was a time I couldn't listen to it; nowadays, I can't spent a day without listening to it! 💜
Don’t you love the way he just keeps giving you more Moore with that solo . Yes we don’t it to end but unfortunately it has too. That Guitar ? That is the power of a Les Paul in the hands of a Master ?
Hello! Wow - this is really cool and such an amazing song! We are a kids family band from NZ and hope you might like to see our version of Still got the Blues as well:) thanks!
Those guitar-solos does a better job in inging a lovsong than the mojority songs made up to this date.. and the face of Gary Moore as he "sings" along to the screams from the guitar just leaves you in awe. It's just beautiful.
One of his most famous songs. Gary was simply the best! It was already suggested “The Messiah will come again”, and I will suggest one of his Rock days, “Empty Rooms” Live 1987 in Stockholm, an epic ballad which just the intro is worth the reaction! Another epic performance is one of his last performance with “Parisienne Walkways” live in Montreaux 2010!
Together with J.Hendrix and C.Santana he belongs to my favourites guitar players.I am not musician so I don´t know if his skills are good or not but that sound is incredibile.
Super reaction, because, you felt it! Because, you knew perfectly what he was singing! Same experience! And, when he played the solo, he killed you! 😂👍Kisses from FRANCE honey😂👍✌️🎸🇫🇷
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The more and more I listen to Gary, the more and more I realise how good a guitarist he was. He was absolute top notch almost untouchable on that electric guitare. Gone too soon our Gary. Sadly missed. My teenage years listening to his album wild Frontier drove my family crazy. Amazing and so so underrated our Gary.
A supremely talented guitarist that comes along once in a generation. Gary Moore poured his heart and soul into this song, making his guitar wail,scream and cry. It’s a beautiful thing to see. RIP Gary Moore.
Gary is the ultimate expressive guitar player!
She is faking this.
Your reaction made me cry. I love you!😊
Gary Moore is one of my favorite blues guitarists/vocalists. He's right up there with SRV, Jeff Healey and Joe Bonamassa, in my opinion I just LOVE his version of "Still Got the Blues". He just KILLS this song. And I'm with you in feelin this song .... You just gotta scream "Whoo!!" and, of course get chill bumps all over your arms. He knows how to put FEELING into his music. Even his guitar sounds like it's crying!
@Sissy Davis Yikes! SRV, Jeff Healey and Joe Bonamassa are "clowns"??? SRV has long been considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time. Jeff Healey was blind and yet learned to play guitar (in his own unique way) when he was still a kid. Joe Bonamassa was considered a child prodigy, and first performed with .... (can't recall now) but it was someone like Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, etc. when he was only 10 years old (or was it 12 ..l). In any case, acknowledging the greatness in the other 3 doesn't diminish Gary's greatness.
The others are definitely not clowns but neither do they come anywhere close to Gary Moore!
@Sissy Davis your an actual fucking brain dead. SRV is quite literally one of, if not thee best to ever touch the strings.
@@lxhobson From what I've heard, Joe was opening for B.B. King at 11 years old, at his parent's discretion as pertaining to school nights and such. Definitely a child prodigy, and his folks looking out for him!
I agree
RIP. Gary Moore, one of the greatest! Great reaction.
Gary Moore is amazingly good. Enjoyed your reaction. 😀 Greetings from Norway.
You will love Gary Moore's "The Loner"!!!!!!!!!!
Your reaction to the solo was the same reaction I had when I first heard this song 😭 felt that
He's now gone but never ever forgotten
What a wonderfully heartfelt reaction :)
GARY MOORE-LIVE-MONTREUX----PARISIENNE WALKWAYS .
You can Thank Me later...haha:)
One and only maestro , RIP.
Gary Moore is in my top 5 of all time great guitarists, simply one of the very best.
You are so sweet and authentic.
And you are right,he touches our soul
Lol! Jen, (I think that’s your name?), the look on your face said everything. Mine too when I first heard this song. ❤️
My favorite guitar solo ever
Great reaction. One of the absolute best. You definitely want to check out "The Messiah Will Come Again ". R.I.P. Gary Moore
One of my favorites!!! His duet with B.B. King on "The Thrill Is Gone" is LEGENDARY. R.I.P. Gary Moore. Keep up the good work JT.
Nice for you to acknowledge this incredible song, Gary was one of the greatest guitar players ever😊.
I loved your reaction! Gary is my favorite guitarist. His solo on Empty Rooms from his concert in Sweden in 1987 is the greatest ever.
very under rated guitarist, my favorite! Thank you for doing that
Superb magician 🎸🎸🎸. 👍🏼👍🏼 💯💯. 🙏🙏🙏. 😇😇😇 🎵🎵. 👌👌👌 RIP Gary
Happy to see u back...wonderful song
Rip Gary Moore
Great reaction...I knew you were in trouble when you said he touched your soul with the warm up solo. I knew the actual solo would blow you away. RIP to a Great guitarist and great reaction from you.
At last, at last, at last! I've waited a year for you to react to Gary Moore again! Love your reaction too. 😁
There were/are some great guitarists around, but then there is Gary Moore...the absolute guitar master! Gary was quite simply the best guitarist ever to walk this earth.
May he R.I.P
Thanks for the reaction and regards from England. 😊😎🎸🇺🇦
Legend 🎸❤️🙏
Power blues guitar. He had such a great voice too. I've seen that same facial reaction from a few reaction videos, he just smoked on the guitar.
You’ll absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE, “Midnight Blues”
Gary Moore can make you cry with his guitar.
He’s worth a rabbit hole, deep dive into his stuff
Parisienne Walkways is another great one. That kind of talent just leaves you speechless .
This is such an amazing song and the way Garry Moore plays the guitar 🎸 is amazing, the emotion in the guitar you could hear the guitar crying it's amazing love it.❤️👍👌🎸🥝🇳🇿
Thank you!! Please also react to Stormy Monday (Gary Moore with Albert King, live at Hammersmith Odeon '90).
One of the most emotional guitar sounds in music
The Thin Lizzy song you covered called still in love with you, has Gary doing the guitar work. He was in Thin Lizzy several times. He is credited as one of the best guitar players ever. Check out The Messiah will come again. Much respect.
He played with the irish band thin Lizzy on and off rip phil Lynott and gary moore 2 greats
Yea there is no one else like Gary, RIP….
Check out Gary's Live rendition of Red House. FIRE!
I wonder how many young aspiring rock and blues guitarists will watch that video and decide to put their guitars away for ever and take up the piano.
I also really enjoyed his playing and signing when he was with Thin Lizzy. Good reaction!
This is one of the most hauntingly beautiful songs. Art is supposed to make you feel an emotion. This is powerful!
The Irish gotta whole lotta soul.
I remember your reaction to Red House 😉 Maybe empty Room 1987? This is my Favourite. Thanks from Poland.
For me that's the most beautiful solo ever done! Soo emotional and soulful. If you're going through heartbreak or emotional things in your life, that song will leave you in tears. There was a time I couldn't listen to it; nowadays, I can't spent a day without listening to it! 💜
@@ad2kk12 same here. Only Cry for you by Andy Timmons Vive me same Vibe. Thanks from Poland.
That was badass! Ty so much for this live cut! Great song choice! You rock!!!!!!!
Great reaction from a woman with a lot of soul
RIP Gary
Thanks it's been a long time since I heard that one, adding it to my play list. Check out Johnny and Edgar Winter Tobacco Road.
R.I.P. Gary🥲
Sugestion Gary Moore the messiah Will come again 1990
Don’t you love the way he just keeps giving you more Moore with that solo . Yes we don’t it to end but unfortunately it has too. That Guitar ? That is the power of a Les Paul in the hands of a Master ?
Brilliant!!!
Hello! Wow - this is really cool and such an amazing song! We are a kids family band from NZ and hope you might like to see our version of Still got the Blues as well:) thanks!
Gary left the greatest players of all time in awe. He was the gold standard.
2 more GM greats are Parisienne Walkways...and Red House 🔥
Great blues players put that pain into you like a drug. No turning back.
How did this one slip past me? Yeah, Moore was a phenomenal player. Got to see him live in the 70s. Nothing like seeing him live. RIP Gary Moore.
This is a big song..................................it carries a lot of water.
Nice to see young people giving a honest opinion
You miss, understand music. Love your reaction
Song from heart♥️
☮️💜
No guitars in the world can penetrate your soul like Garry moor and Richie blackmore
I have no words to describe how good this song is.
Separate ways, extended intro version, live from London 1992 will blow your mind.
Those guitar-solos does a better job in inging a lovsong than the mojority songs made up to this date.. and the face of Gary Moore as he "sings" along to the screams from the guitar just leaves you in awe. It's just beautiful.
wher gary plays the guitar the tears roll off
must watch gary moore do THE MESSIAH WILL COME AGAIN
Gary Moore Nuff Sed!!! 🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
One of his most famous songs. Gary was simply the best! It was already suggested “The Messiah will come again”, and I will suggest one of his Rock days, “Empty Rooms” Live 1987 in Stockholm, an epic ballad which just the intro is worth the reaction! Another epic performance is one of his last performance with “Parisienne Walkways” live in Montreaux 2010!
Thanks......
Jesus I'm a huge fan and I'm Irish like him love ❤️ u
''he tore that up''............................................he sure as shit did.
Oi parisiense in mountroux in 2010 performance
you are special
Together with J.Hendrix and C.Santana he belongs to my favourites guitar players.I am not musician so I don´t know if his skills are good or not but that sound is incredibile.
R.I.P. GARY.
'He tore dat up' nothing left to say...
My sugestion:
The messiah will come again. Trust me you will not regret it.
I think I did that one
gary moore is master
Stepped into an elevator with him once. I was in the presence of a blues god. Will stay with me forever.
True blue!
It always seemed to me that Gary's guitar was crying.
Listen The Best and BEAST: Naudo Reis!!!
In portuguese:
"Um Cara e um Violão na porta de um Boteco!"
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
hey my channel u are a cat kkkkkkkkkk, tnks from brazil
genius
@6:02 yup. Hand on face, frown to prevent the feels. 🥺
I always fail. U can't put this trck on when u with ya squad.
Try "Oh Pretty Woman"
Play his Messiah wcome again
I UNDERSTAND YOU GIRL
ONLY LISTEN TO THIS SOLO...AND NOTHING ELSE TO SAY
Listen to Alvin Lee and Snowy White
Pleas be honest have you listen to this before this reaction?
Super reaction, because, you felt it! Because, you knew perfectly what he was singing! Same experience! And, when he played the solo, he killed you! 😂👍Kisses from FRANCE honey😂👍✌️🎸🇫🇷
i think you like gary????
If you don't get a bit melancholy about that one "someone", we ain't listening to the same song, or you haven't lived.
I knew Gary he broke up his girlfriend
Sounds IRISH
my number 1 guitarist. Period!
RIP Gary
I UNDERSTAND YOU GIRL
ONLY LISTEN TO THIS SOLO...AND NOTHING ELSE TO SAY
RIP Gary