British guitarist analyses Gary Moore's live Hendrix cover in 2004!
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- Tonight we're going back to 2004 to take a look at the late great Gary Moore's 'Red House' interpretation!
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A guitarist's guitarist. Man, what a complete player Gary Moore is, nice feature thanks Fil!
Damn, could this guy ever play the blues. So much feeling. Thanks Fil, I enjoyed this very much.
Impossible to beat Gary Moore.. It's own furious style of playing with so mutch feel and perfection it's unmatched.
One of my late hubby's favorites. He loved him some Gary Moore. I love watching him. So much fun!
I'm a great big Thin Lizzy fan and that's where I was first introduced to this beyond amazing guitarist. I dare say the very best!
Gary has been accused of playing over the top by people who cant
If Gary is not the best ever, he is certainly in the conversation. 35 years with a guitar in my hands, and I am not qualified to have any other opinion of him.
To watch Gary play the guitar as if it were a part of his soul is amazing, it never gets boring. He was amazing!!!❤^m^❤
Amazing! I know very little about Gary Moore, but this was incredible. I appreciate the emotion and melody he puts in his playing. Merry Christmas!
12:33 The solo.
One thing about many of the very finest in my book are that emotion. Gary Moore, Roy Buchanan, Jeff Beck, Carlos Santana - and of course others - pierce my soul.
So great...he was just amazing. Love to see folks who can just express feelings through the guitar like Gary Moore could. ✌🏻🎸🎼
Still Got The Blues is another masterpiece. Even his heavy metal stuff (Victims Of The Future) has that great phrasing
IMHO Still got the Blues, is his best. Even better live!!
Wow... that man can play!!!! such expression, a lesson in 'less is more',there are sections where Gary let the last note of a line sink in for 3 to 4 seconds or so, and it was not all fast all the time, wonderful playing. son enjoyable to listen to...
Just finished watching this. Gary Moore was just a phenomenal guitarist and singer! Whether he was in a band or solo, just great! Thanks Fil!
Great, great, great!! Gary is my all time favourite guitarist. I’ve never heard a guitarist who could talk with his guitar better then Gary could. Great voice as well. R.I.P. Gary.
Gary Moore was an amazing guitarist. The first time I ever heard him was a recorded-live rendition of 'Shapes of Things'. It absolutely blew me away. His stellar guitar playing is really on display in that song.
Very great analyses and backstory on Gary!
On Instagram, I just saw Brendan Benson (Raconteurs) pose with Hammet talking about that very guitar Moore owned. "Is that a Peter Green Guitar?"
This is the best channel on TH-cam! Where do I vote?!
Haha thanks!
Yes! I concur. It is my newly discovered favorite channel also. I was brought up in a fairly conservative household and this is my first introduction to a lot of this music. But I know good music when I hear it. I'm enjoying playing catch-up.
Fil has my vote.... I've been here about 2yrs and haven't missed a night 😎🎸
I agree
Brian i totally agree
Saw a young Gary Moore play with Thin Lizzy. Unbelievably good even back then.
No one can squeeze the bejeesus out of a note more than Gary could....no one!
So good!! 💛💛💛
That`s a fact,he was incredible!!
Think Stevie R.V. would have enjoyed the competition.
Saw this video years ago, forgot about it. Thanks for bringing it back Fil. Great stuff. Another amazing player no longer with us. I recall you saying how SRV would cover Hendrix in his own style but still true to the original. This felt like Gary was making this entirely his own.
Stormy Monday Live in Montreux 2001would also be great to analyse….
Gabriele Meurer Yes!!!! Stormy Monday!!!
I'd love to see Gary trading off solos in a guitar battle with Roy Buchanan. Would be epic.
Raw, aggressive, expressive and pure. Steeped in tradition, love him and this performance is one of my favourites, he stole the show that night!!!
You can tell how into this song fil is. He usually jumps in for comment way sooner. Cant say I blame him. Gary moore is a phenomenal guitarist.
Wow! That was the best guitar solo I have heard in a long time :-) Thank you Fil for the video :-) You know the best artist for us to learn from.
First I really enjoy your videos. And LOVE Gary Moore. Your observations and reactions are very telling, at least to me. Your eyes are VERY analytical and observant. But your smile in this case is one of real enjoyment and respect from someone that you really enjoy . It shows a sense of awe in his playing style. It's great to see YOUR reaction to this performance. And yes I picked it up right away that Gary left his Peter Green 59 Les Paul at home and used a Fender Stratocaster just as Jimi would have done. Great, really great performance. Thank you for this.
Thanks!
Best stink face ever. He felt everything he played.
There are roughly 6,500 languages in the world, and Gary Moore's guitar speaks every one of them!! Great review, yet again, fil!! Cheers, mate!! :)
Gary was simply at a level very few have or will ever achieve!!
This man , every note ripped from his soul, horrible loss , but on a lighter note , best of the season to all my fellow musicians out there ,
May you all hit that perfect note this year, like catching the perfect wave
Its a life sustaining , , moment most will never experiance ,
I’m a Hendrix freak, Moore really made this song his own. Amazing.
I love Gary Moore!!!! A blues beast among other things!!!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS FIL!!!!! Thanks for making the last 4 months interesting!!!! Much love from South Carolina!!!! Nice choice ❤️
He is standing there like he is eating a sandwich, like, no damn effort! Just how???
Hendrix would be blown away by Gary!
Forget Clapton, Bonamassa. Gary is the king of Rock-Blues ever
Holy blister finger... Brotherrrrrrr..
I need a lot of more work...
Have a Very Merry Christmas!...
Thanks and you too!
ACE ! Gary always gave justice to Jimi's songs. Gary was on fire with this performance. RIP Gary & Jimi & all others. Legacy for ever. Great choice Fil. Always 🤙
In 1978, at the ripe old age of 19, I had tickets to a Rainbow show in El Paso, Tx. but it was cancelled. We didn't know about it until we drove the 165 miles of desert 2 lane in summer heat to El Paso, in anticipation of seeing Richie, Ronnie and Cozy blow the roof off the dump! Disappointed and chasing down a refund, we ended up at an outlet that wasn't able to give us our money back, but instead offered us tickets to a Kansas show. I wanted to know who was opening for them to see if it would be worthwhile. It was freakin' Thin Lizzy! I took that ticket. 2 months later we're back in El Paso. Thin Lizzy rips into 'Jailbreak' to open the set and there's no Robbo. But there was Mr. Gary Moore and Greeney. I couldn't believe I got to see a musician of that caliber playing such an iconic guitar all because a ticket outlet was short on cash. The guitar gods smiled on me as I'd seen Tommy Bolin 2 years earlier, then Rory Gallagher in '82. Sadly, I missed Randy Rhoads and I haven't seen Bernie Marsden yet, but I have tickets for my son and I to see Joe Bonamassa in March, so that will be 4 of my 6 favorite players. Me and Bernie are getting up there in age, but I really hope to add him to that list one day. But enough about me. As always, you did a damn fine job here, Fil. Now go find some Indigenous and analyze Mato Nanji for us. Great player.
Brilliant he was, Jimi was smiling down on him. Merry Christmas Fil to you and yours and the best in the year coming!
Thanks and to you too!
Gary Moore, modern day guitar virtuoso, makes his instrument sing, whine, talk & cry. Only thing it couldn't do was get up and walk itself offstage. My fav is Parisienne Walkways with Gary & Phil Lynott. The way in which Gary wrote the song was otherworldly and he actually blew Phil off the stage in the performance. We miss Gary & Phil.
Anita Nash we certainly miss them both Anita, I was fortunate to have met them over the years before their untimely deaths... a major loss to the Irish music scene here in Ireland along with the great late Rory Gallagher.
@@Paul.in.Ireland Yes, yes!
I think I would have to agree with your assessment of what Gary could make a guitar do, sing, whine etc. However one must give credit where credit is due and even though this guy is not on my top five list of great guitarists he must be acknowledged..... And that would be Roy Buchanan. When he wanted to he could make a guitar do just about anything that a human being could ever hope to do with that instrument. And do it well.
Phil write the lyrics
Great look at Gary moore this very much missed amazing guitarist who had every skill at his fingertips and could sing really well,makes him even more special an inspiration to every guitar technician
Wow. Just wow.
Yeah he was wonderful.
Singing was not too shabby either...
Right up there with Clapton and Peter Green as the greatest British blues guitarrists.
OUTSTANDING!!!
Ferocious!!!
Fil I honestly think any adjectives I could come up with for this performance, would fall way short... so I’ll just say thanks man... RIP Gary Moore.....
That tone is glorious, truly one of the greatest single performances I've ever seen. Yes it's not Hendrix, it's just different and great on it's own. Tremendous analysis Fil!
Just a small correction: Gary's next album after Still Got The Blues was in 1992 with After Hours, which contained classics like Story of the Blues, Separate Ways and Nothings The Same. It was interesting being a fan of Gary's blues playing, as like Fil my appreciation of his playing was solidified from his rock days with songs like The Loner, and even though I was starting to get into the heavier sounds of Pantera and Sepultura, I always had time for the unique expression of Gary's playing.
I was fortunate enough to sit on Gary's tour bus and chat with him.
He was a no nonsense guy who cared deeply about his sound and what his fans thought of it.
A truly unique guitarist and so under appreciated by the mainstream.
RIP big fella.
Gary Moore is a music genius no doubt...
Can't go wrong here...not just in this neighborhood, but up this very street!
Thank You Fil For NOT interrupting the video until where you Did !!! GOOD MAN !!!
DURING THE TOUR “EXPERIENCING HENDRIX” (not sure which year) ZAKK WYLDE BLEW ME AWAY WITH HIS COVER OF ONE OF MY FAVORITE HENDRIX SONGS “MANIC DEPRESSION”!!!
I've got to say, anyone who names their daughter Saoirse can't be all bad. I recently visited Belfast, including some areas near where he grew up. Amazing guitarist. Too bad about the death by alcohol.
What a gift to have.
Fil, great analysis as always!
But I have a question. Where do you place Gary along side say, Stevie Ray Vaughn? Or any other great guitarists of this genre?
Oh man Gary rocks, insanely talented. He definitely did justice for Hendrix's cover Red House. Gary was a phenomenal guitar player. He made any guitar sing. Gary had magical hands you would say. Now I have to watch more videos of Gary, addicted once again. Thanks Fil. Cheers man!
It's amazing how at times the playing is so close to the "original" incorporating Jimmy's Spirit while sounding like Garry Moore .
Gary Moore's performance makes me want to be a better player, even though I'm just an old man that plays as a hobby. I appreciate your insight into Moore's playing.
Coming of age musically in the ‘80s and worshipping at the feet of guitar gods like Hendrix, Page, Clapton, Beck, Gilmour, etc., I always regarded Gary Moore in that second tier of guitarists, along with Rory Gallagher, Mike Bloomfield, etc., more known for their guitar prowess than for their songs, per se, but then I “discovered” Thin Lizzy’s “Still in Love with You” about a decade ago and found Gary’s 2005 tribute concert to former band mate Phil Lynott in Dublin on TH-cam and was blown away. (You should review that here, Fil. th-cam.com/video/e2ffgZOab2k/w-d-xo.html) I immediately became a devotee, and, as soon as I finally came around to discovering Gary’s guitar brilliance, he died unexpectedly, just as Bradley Nowell (Sublime) and Mark Sandman (Morphine) did right after I finally found my way to them musically. What a tragic loss. But his music lives. Thanks, Fil.
Man Gallagher is top fucking tier. The first taste album is pure fucking perfection
joel quinn
The Live Taste was something I discovered when I moved to Toronto and my friends and I couldn’t stop playing it. Food for the brain....
What a wonderful Christmas gift. Thank you.
Before this gig took place I heard that Gary was one of those who would be performing and I knew without a shadow of a doubt that Gary would steal the show and bring the house down ... and he did indeed !
How the he** does somebody as young as you know all this stuff? You weren't even a glint in your mother's eye when all this music was happening, yet it seems like you were there.
Merry Christmas.
Phil that was an awesome video that I had not seen before and thank you for sharing my friend,and as always your analysis is right on the money,and I’m sure glad that I came across your channel because you are definitely not only a talented musician but also a great analyzer of other peoples performances🎸🎤👍
Fil has spoiled me, I don't watch any other analyses videos. Not only for his musical knowledge, but his anatomical analyses is also a solid foundation. His humanitarian skills are second to none, which might also explain why his comment section is the most respectful on You Tube.
Gary Moore was truly unique. He could go in full shred mode in the middle of a Blues solo without it sounding out of place or making it a formless stream of notes. His phrasing and his dynamics were just incredible. I'm a huge guitar music fan but I'm really not that into 30 minutes solos - except when done by Gary Moore, because he knew how to keep my attention the whole time and always giving me something new, something different, while at the same time being repetitive enough for it to be catchy.
I can't understand why Rolling Stone magazine didn't include him among the 100 best Rock guitarists in the world. GM is one of the top 10 guitarists
I shared a can of beer with Gary way back in 83 or 84 in his dressing room after his concert at the ulster hall in belfast... absolute master of his craft and a complete gentleman to boot!! God rest his bluesy soul.... up there somewhere with Phil Lynott blasting heavens gates apart...
Paul in Ireland Gotta believe Rory Gallagher is in on that action up there....
@@rexvisitor44
Was lucky to have met Rory on a few occasions as a fan... Seen him many times live..absolutely fantastic! Still attend the ballyshannon Rory Gallagher festival every year to celebrate rorys music... Ted mckenna tragically dead recently and will be missed greatly but Gerry mcAvoy still plays at the festival ( rorys bass player)
Paul in Ireland That’s awesome. Was late to the party on Rory myself. Now that I’m woke, I can’t get enough of his videos. Tremendous player. Irish SRV!
Did you see Rory's Christmas concerts? I saw Gary in Montreux in 2001. He played many songs from Blues For Greeny as well as his other great songs. In French we say that he wet his shirt for the audience as a complement.
Lawrence Taylor yes Lawerence, Rory played his Christmas concert every December in belfast.... absolutely brilliant and sadly missed here in ireland but never ever forgotten....
Totally reminds me of SRV style. A sexy version of the blues that makes me want more!!
2:06am filthadelpia here Brotherrrrrr
Thanks teach.
Great performance! I haven't seen this before. Thanks! Love your videos and analysis.
Thanks!
Gary was a guitar Genius.
RIP GARY
So...great one to do. I bought the Fender DVD set of this concert, not really knowing who was playing or what to expect. I have always seen Gary Moore with his Les Paul. When he walked out on stage with that Strat, I was "Whaaaaaa?". He nails every tone that the Strat is known for, lots of tribute to Jimi but still his own. Most other artists on the DVD do two or three songs for their set, but he just does one long version of Red House. And, as you mentioned...best Guitar Face ever.
This is the absolute gold standard of guitar playing.
i was there ! so great to see him and Gilmour.
You are just going to rock around that Christmas Tree🌲 Thank you for all the joy you bring
👍 Merry Christmas
Re personality coming through in the playing, Gary really muscles up as a guitarist; he gives it everything in his performances. Me, I'm not so much of a Blues fan so I prefer his more free-flowing songs like After the War, Speak for Yourself, Running from the Storm, Wild Frontier, Out in the Fields, Run for Cover, etc. He has some incredibly emotive melancholy non-Blues tones like on The Loner and Crying in the Shadows too.
And a song for Christmas with lovely, lively acoustic guitar ... A Christmas Song - Jethro Tull: th-cam.com/video/pbMi5WQcuDY/w-d-xo.html
i see Gary Moore, I click.
I was at this show, it was a celebration of the Fender, it had David Gilmour there too and weirdly I think I remember Amy Whitehouse as well. I went with my twin brother and I'd always maintained that he missed Gary Moore when he went to the toilet, which he denied. So you can imagine my joy when on the video after Phil pauses it and it shows a wider view of the crowd you can see him coming back to his seat. Getting that kind of vindication doesn't come along every day :D.
There was no genre Gary couldnt play. He does Empty Rooms using the same red Strat and just kills that song "Live at Isstadion Stockholm"
To the seven people who downvoted this,WHAT DAFUQ?
Not to steal Gary's thunder, but they took down your great Rory Gallagher video of "Bullfrog Blues" recently Fil, so as a replacement may I suggest Taste's "It's Happen Before, It'll Will Happen Again" where half way Rory puts down his strat and blows some mean sax, which he taught himself. Also there's a couple of great videos with Rory and Jack Bruce trading riffs. Great Gary video by the way. Happy Christmas.
Rory is in a class with Louis Armstrong, Pele and Muhammed Ali as Peace Makers. They each were able to perform their art but they insisted that there should be a ceasefire in the fighting. Rory always went to Belfast to give a Christmas concert and there was a temporary lull in "The Conflict".
Thanks you too!
By the way the full concert where Rory plays that version of Bullfrog Blues is still here on TH-cam. I do not want to get that taken down as well, so just search on YT for Rory Gallagher + Paris if you want to find it. It’s also in my playlists. Thank you for the Rory sax video.
That was so messed up with "Bullfrog Blues!" Who decides these things, anyway?
OMG!! He was not messing around! If Hendrix, Clapton, and SRV were audience members, this would have demanded their full attention! Thanks Fil for yet another outstanding evaluation of what in the hell was going on with this madness!
Hey Fil, another excellent analysis. There is a video of Johnny Winter and Leslie West playing "Red House" you may want to check out. ✌
@Bike Cycle maybe in your world Leslie West is underrated, not in mine. ✌
@@bryanmyers1435 Mountain with Leslie and Felix were great.
Thanks for this video. If I have learned from your videos, this would not be classified under Easy Listening, but rather Slap You In The Face? I saw Gary in Montreux in 2000 on a hot July night. There was Smoke On The Water after the concert.
Hello Fil, I've been so busy past few weeks, and I haven't had a chance to catch up with your videos! After the New Year, I'll be able to catch up!! Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas and all the best for 2020!! 🎅☃️🎄🎁💞😊🤗
Thanks and to you too!
@@wingsofpegasus Thank you Fil! Hope Santa was good to you!! Merry Christmas to you and your family again!☃️🎅🎄🎁
Great analysis Fil ! Yes, Gary played with such boldness and uncompromised wild abandon and he had so much expression in his playing . Very few, if any, could ever hope to live on stage with Gary Moore !
Gary can make any guitar sing! He was an incredible musician.
Great analysis Fil. Gary was one of the greats. The greatest musician many don't know about. A tremendous blues player. Have a great Holiday Fil and a Happy New Year. Keep em coming. RIP Gary. See you on the big stage!
Fil, first Merry Christmas, and naturally thumbs up. I only include this because back a decade and a half ago, I had the opportunity to play with some fairly decent musicians. This was when the "band" was taking a break and letting some other folks (who all either played with or subbed in from time to time) play. The young fellow singing was 13 at the time. The other guitar player is his brother, as is the drummer. His father was playing bass, but I can attest is also a heck of a blues player. Hopefully my cut/paste/going to the right part come out right. If not, it is about 4:09 into the video. (And the young man became a guitar wizard by the time he was 18, and there is a locally famous video of him doing a church mission trip to New Orleans where Lenny Kravits overheard them and joined in, but I'll leave that up to you and your viewers to google up if interested.) Again, I hope you and everyone here is having a wonderful Christmas.
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One of the all-time greats for rock and blues. Like Stevie Ray Vaughan exemplary musicianship is so off the charts it it’s just pure energy of extraordinary talent once in a lifetime player. Show me thank he plays over the top or seemingly self-indulgent when he plays for prolonged periods of times like this nine minute solo. But just think what we would miss if he decided to just leave two or three minute tracks behind it would be such a loss
Don’t worry guys that guitar doesn’t need birth control! She was born in 61!
love gary moore,so sad that i can't ever get to see him live for myself,thanks for the vid,and the analysis is spot on!
i believe the night of the concert gary was still recovering from a hand injury!
2 million dollar guitar he just lays on the floor when he's done
Great choice Fil! One of the most underrated guitarists of all time. An absolute master.
Jimi would be proud.Best of the Irish along with Rory Gallagher.In fact Jimi rated RG as an influence.Also the great Palo Pino on bass.
Fast and soulful..damn every note says listen to this baby... Thin Lizzy was a band Gary Moore was an Ochestra of blues😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
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I wonder how it feels to know you can play like that.....
Depends on how often you get to show it to people....
Gary Moore could do it all! The man, his soul and is guitar were one. I was so bummed the day he passed at 59. Hard drinking finally caught up to him. Thanks for featuring his incredible talent Fil! One other comment, I loved Monsters of Rock and Gary Moore - Rectify, Live Sheffield
Top video by one of the true greats
Great video Phil, Gary is my all time favorite player. Did you know what is more amazing? Gary is actually left handed...Just amazing huh? "Moore suffered from the classic case of ‘right handed guitar as a gift’ despite being left handed. Now he’s one of the greatest blues guitarists on the earth."