GUITARIST FIRST TIME LISTENING - "Gary Moore - Still Got the Blues" - REACTION
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- My first time hearing Gary Moore. Didn't expect that voice. This man can definitely sing!!!
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I am interested what people think about Gary. His delivery is just spot on with the vocals and guitar tone. His delivery is astonishing. I think of his playing and singing as a perfect marriage. The control is epic and the emotion and combination of these things show us Artist of great magnitude. I know it is just music...but, I don't know many people that can give me chills like this. His guitaring is pure naked brilliance.
Gary Moore is the best Blues player, Period!!!!!
Lots of guitarist can play lots of notes very quickly… But Gary knew how to do it to great musical effect, not simply showing off! The range of tones he achieved, and the emotion he conveyed… absolute genius, and a massive loss to the world.
Well said!!!!
When Gary Moore passed the world of music lost the greatest guitarist to ever live R.I.P Gary moore
What a master guitarist. He could really make his instrument sing & wail. Love it. Also he had a great voice. Another one gone too soon but at least he left us a great legacy of music.
Gary Moore is the best Blues player, period!!!
Its crazy that they didn't utilize his voice with Thin Lizzy. I dont know much about Gary though, maybe he hadnt really developed his singing voice at the time.
@@RByrne His voice is great, but there’s no touching Phil’s vocals. Some of the smartest things he ever did was pairing up with Phil, on vocals and bass.
And you’re right about developing his voice. His best vocals were from his blues playing days later in his career.
Gary Moore is the greatest guitarist to ever grace this world!
Along with his mates Rory Gallagher and Johnny Fean!
@@jutta3378 i just recently discovered I Fall Apart by Rory and damn i love that song to death
@@jutta3378 All in great company! I am born and raised in the USA, but family on my mother's side goes back to Galway. My oldest niece just had her second child and is living in Donegal with her Irish husband!
@@theragingbob3910 Rory was a legend! He was the reason I wanted to learn to play guitar when I was a kid and I was lucky to see him live numerous times in the 70s and 80s. I remember begging my dad to let me go to a Gary Moore gig - he wasn't keen but went along. It was so loud our ears were ringing for two days! Anyway, listen to "A million miles away" by Rory and have your mind swept of its feet!
@@robertrohde4579 Great company indeed! I was born in Germany but Rory put Ireland on the map for me when I was a kid. Because of him I took up the guitar in my teens. I've lived in Dublin most of my adult life but Donegal is where my heart is. One of the most beautiful places I've ever visited and the area is just steeped in fantastic music. Fun fact: Rory was born at the Rock Hospital (that's its real name, no pun intended!) in Ballyshannon, Donegal!
He’s one of the greatest Les Paul player the world ever had
I can listen to Gary Moore for hours. :) Sensational.
Gary Moore was one of the best guitarists of his generation.
Or any generation
Gary Moore is the best Blues player, period!!!
The best blues player for sure!
#1 blues guitarest ever
Gary Moore, best guitar player ever, glad I got to see him live.
The only guy I have seen play the blues on a Les Paul at full blast. His tone and sustain were out of this world.
Listen to Led Zeppelin's "Since I've been loving you" live at Madison Square Garden 1973. Jimmy Page's intro is out of this world!
Gary Moore the master of guitar string bending blues... and if you like bending string and sustained notes, listen also to his songs Parisienne Walkways, and as well The Loner that is his tribute to his former band member in Thin Lizzy, Phil Lynnot.
Watch him live playing The Messiah will come again.
This song makes me cry. His voice as emotional as the guitar. First time watching you. I like you. You’re low key so if you give a half smile I know you’re really digging it. Haha
great musician..great music
Gary was left-Handed...🤨👌
R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...💔🙏💯
Yet he played guitar right handed.
Ahhhh yes. I remember listening to this on the radio.
I remember them playing this on the radio right after announcing that Stevie Ray Vaughn died.
I would suggest that you look for Gary performing Red House, he kills it for 9 minutes. I would also look for him playing with B. B. King on The Thrill Is Gone. For me that's the best call and response I've ever seen and what's more you are watching two superb guitarists who are thoroughly enjoying playing together. It's such a nice thing to see B.B. applauding Gary while they are performing, just a wonderful performance, I would have loved to have been in the audience!
Gary was in Thin Lizzy and several other Rock bands and put out a bunch of solo albums. The “Still Got the Blues” album was his first straight Blues album. His album “Corridors Of Power” is great! He also played guitar on Greg Lake’s (Emerson, Lake, and Palmer) solo albums.
All Time Classic, he lifed it, not played it in my humble Opinion, thx for bringing Him up, nice Recap.
Stay Healthy!
Gary Moore was the absolute best there was. Please check out Empty Rooms live Stockholm 87 and The Messiah will come again from Montreux 90 or 91. You'll be amazed.
Spot on, from my point of view.
This live version is extremely similar to the studio original, which I would recommend that you listen to. You could skip to the second guitar solo, as that’s where the subtle difference kicks in. The studio environment, with a) the ability to try multiple takes (or even stitch takes together), and b) the restraint of a producer telling him to just lay off the shredding, turned out a much more intense and soulful result.
The studio version of this song was one of two songs I ever heard in my life that compelled me to stop my car and just listen the first time I heard it on the radio. It was the outro guitar solo that got me in this song (along with its buildup). The other song was Tip Of My Tongue by Diesel, a very different song to Still Got The Blues, but a very compelling and unusual song and sound.
I understand why you said "skip" on the basis you gave already heard the studio version but it should be a criminal offence to skip any part of Gary's work:)
@@Isleofskye
I only suggested it here as Gary and the whole band do an incredible job of replicating the studio version here live. I had to listen hard i. The first couple of bars to tell if they had just dubbed a live video with the studio recording. But in this instance it is definitely the subtle restraint of the studio version in the outro that retains all of the incredible skill and soul of his performance and jettisons the unnecessary finger-exercise shredding.
Thanks Sean although there is something to be said for a little finger exercise, occasionally...
@@Isleofskye
I barely let a day go by without it.
Good Man Sean.
You have to keep your hand in and practice makes perfect, my friend:)
Check out Gary Moore doing Red House live
Gary crushes it
“ when you listen to the great blues guitarists” erm, he’s just listened to the greatest blues guitarist.
If you like that version - check out this version of still got the blues... actually recorded live for his album blues alive: th-cam.com/video/0o7BwblazjQ/w-d-xo.html
The Studio version is the best!
Where did a guitar player come from that Never heard of Mr. Moore?
This is just the tiniest taste of his guitar work. He is IMHO, the greatest guitar player that ever lived. Here's the proof; "THE MESSIAH WILL COME AGAIN" - th-cam.com/video/7k07j7LcLqw/w-d-xo.html
Mach ich sonst nie, aber hier gibt es eine Ausnahme:
Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues (Lyrics):
Used to be so easy to give my heart away
But I found out the hard way
There's a price you have to pay
I found out that love was no friend of mine
I should have known time after time
So long, it was so long ago
But I've still got the blues for you
Used to be so easy to fall in love again
But I found out the hard way
It's a road that leads to pain
I found that love was more than just a game
You're playin' to win, but you lose just the same
So long, it was so long ago
But I've still got the blues for you
So many years since I've seen your face
Here in my heart, there's an empty space
Where you used to be
So long, it was so long ago
But I've still got the blues for you
Though the days come and go
There is one thing I know
I've still got the blues for you
Best Guitarist ever. Hands down. Gary and Walter Trout are the two best ever.
Gary Moore is the best Blues player, period!!!
Listen to Larry Miller & Coco Montoya, they very good too, Gary Moore is the best Blues player, period!!!
I’ve known this song since my childhood, it was always played on the radio..
Alip ba ta cover of this song is my absolute favourit, pls check it out 😊
Thanks! 😊
Nice 👍
Gary the Belfast Boy the greatest.
I cannot believe it :-). You love blues and you play guitar and you really never heard of Gary Moore (or "Thin Lizzy")? Next you tell me that you never heard of Rory Gallagher?
Have a nice day Tobi!
One of my biggest regrets, not seeing Rory.
I am 67 in London so no excuses...
Totally agree Gary and Rory two the greatest guitarists to ever pick up a guitar love their live preformed especially.
Yes and I would add David Gilmour as another supremely talented player..
@@Isleofskye Comfortably Numb Live Pulse from 1994 is for eternity.
He was the lead guitarist for Thin Lizzy when he started
He was with the original version of Skid Row and in Collosseum (not sure if I spelled that right), before that. At 15 years old he was already great.
alip,,amazing,,wow,,,,
Try THE MESSIAH WILL COME AGAIN
Next, please do reaction Alip Ba Ta cover this song. 😃👍☕☕☕🙏
The ultimate in feel, not even Gilmour comes close, The messiah will come live by Gary. Other guitarists must just watch this and weep, Tina S aside, say no more.
Tina's version of Moore's The Loner gets me every time. Again, not lots of shredding, but she really came of age, in terms of feel, with that one. That set her up for Altitudes and For the Love of God, in my opinion.
@@AnthonyKellett I agree, her cover of Gary's Loner is my favourite as hard as it is to pick one.
Dude, this guitarist has been recognized as the greatest white blues guitarist!!! He was recognized by BB King !!! There is a video where the two of them play ! Well, I advise you to throw away your guitar, and never approach it again! 🧐
There's a better blues guitarist of a different race?
have a listen to the king will come and throw down the sword by wishbone ash from their album "Argus" both studio versions.. greatly underrated quality band.
Being a guitarist yourself..........I'm sure you have checked out Joe Bonamassa and Mark Knofler of dire straits. Joe's duo with Beth Hart is great. Mark solo in Sultans of Swing is super.
Of course I know Sultans of Swing. Don't know joe's music too well, but I reacted to a few of his already. 2 with beth hart and one with jimmy barnes. Were couple of my very early videos, so probably not the best quality and I had to take one down again. But I loved bis play!!
Gary Moore is the best Blues player, period!!!
i should have know....!
try seperate ways gary more live
Gary can really make that guitar sing the blues. The guitar used to belong to Peter Green-a founding member of Fleetwood Mac. The top pickup was installed backwards by the Gibson factory (not all that uncommon) and results in a unique sound of a Fender-like brightness combined with the Gibson dirtiness. Gibson offered to fix it for Peter, but he refused. Peter sold the guitar to Gary Moore, whom he gave guitar lessons to, for the price he paid, I think $695. When Gary died (2011) the guitar went into various collections until it is reported that Joe Bonamassa bought it and still uses it today.
Kirk Hammett has it now
@@radmehrhasani299 Nice-it's in good hands still. Thanks for the info.
Moore did own the guitar you speak of, but the guitar he used in this video is not that guitar. Look closely at the pickups; they are uncovered. There are other differences as well. Moore often used guitars with higher output pickups when performing in live situations.
OK, thanks Non critical 😀
Hi Tobi, geile Mucke! Aber es ist 1:30 Uhr nachts, ich werde es morgen kommentieren Punktpunkt 🥱
You say you're a guitar player but you don't know Gary Moore or Rory Gallagher but yet you know John Farnham!!! I'm lost!!!
I didn't know John Farnham, before I started this channel, if it makes it better
the guy can be a guitar player without needing to know all the guitar idols, it has no relation
Hi sir. Next reaction, please check "still got the blues" fingerstyle cover by alip ba ta. Thankyou
Sorry mate,but comparing Gary's vocals to Farnsey's is like comparing Farnsey's guitar to Gary's...the man can sing but Farnsey's vocal ability is up there with some of the best male vocals of all time AND I'm not a Farnsey tragic don't own an album 😉👍
I watch this to study English
I am Korean
The guitar Gary is playing was given to him by Peter Green founding member of Fleetwood Mac. Kirk Hammet of Metallica reportedly paid in the neighborhood of $4 million for it.
1.8 million !!
That's not the guitar in the video.
@@TheNoncritical1 It is this was recorded in 2000 he sold greeny in 2006 the guitar even has the same wear below the strings.
I stand corrected about the buying price. At the time of the purchase the price was secret, it was know that the asking price was more than 4million
Only one Gary Moore..Miyako from Lovebites huge influence from G. Moore..you can hear it in her string bending..
🔥💯Should i take my music to the next level 🌎 ?
Hab das Studioalbum damals zum Geburtstag geschenkt bekommen. Lief bei mir rauf und runter. - Ich hab grade mal die Coverversion von ALIP BA TA gesucht, aber nicht gefunden. Vllt hast du da ja mehr Glück. LG
Werde versuchen, das morgen mal zu anzuschauen und hochzuladen. Nach Asterism und Marcin Patrzalek ✌
@@jokerreactions7077 Bin auf ALIPS Kanal die ges. Liste runtergefahren, was bei mir Zeit braucht, kann die Titel ja nicht querlesen. Und die Sprachausgabe braucht schon etwas Konzentration, kann also auch sein, daß ich's überhört habe. - Gute Besserung für deinen Rücken!
Gary with his 1.8 million dollar Greeny Gibson , now owned by Kirk Hammett ( Metallica )
Not "Greeny." Sorry.
@@TheNoncritical1 yes it is ,look at the wear on it
next still got the blues cover alip ba ta
Are u telling the world u be just heard Garry more 's.I still got the blues ...
U r joking man
Please check this,, alipbata - still got the blues, thanks 🙏
Will probably do this Friday
How'd you miss the greatest white blues player ever!
Well, I'm born 88, I really got into Blues After the year 2000 , so I kinda missed him just by being born too late. But yeah, Idk, sometimes you listen to what people around you listen to and you just miss some of the good stuff 🤷♂️
@@jokerreactions7077 I was born 83 and only heard him from an ex who’s dad loved him so I’m no different, as long as u find them, all that matters!
Gary Moore is the best Blues player, period!!!
Hey man, I'm getting that you're only mildly impressed with Gary Moore's playing. Are u freaking kidding me! Ok I am just calming myself down now, trying hard to be open minded. Then Mr. Joker, (aptly named) u definitely have to listen to 'The Messiah will come again' and I will respond to you after your reaction.
I liked his feel on the bendings and I think it served the song pretty well. I mean, I know this was a ballad, so too much shredding wouldn't do it for the song. I'm not doubting, that he can impress me more. This song, didn't give me the same feeling like seeing Stevie Ray Vaughan for the first time. Still liked it, though
all that and he was a falling down drunk
…now that was how to play guitar - the difference between you and the real deal is that they are guitarists and you just play guitar. Greatness and mediocrity - of which you are the latter.🤫 No offence meant you understand 🥱
Don't worry, I'm not offended. I know, that he is way better than me, like all the great guitarists are. He still doesn't hit me as hard as some others, but that's a matter of taste, not skill.
@@jokerreactions7077 🙏