Thanks very much for that.Finding the third triplet a challenge to get up to speed.Keep wanting to go B flat--G--C,which is so much easier than B flat(bent to C)--C--G,which have to be separately picked,but I'll persevere!!
Unbelievable! Watching you I'm right with you playing the licks or maybe adding to of them, but I do not know tablature, after almost 45 years playing, my dumbass never learned tablature.! I Guess Never too late!? I had a conversation with Stevie Ray Vaughan he told me he fell asleep in theory class. You don't think when you play.
@@paulgriffiths3613 man I think it's great you know exactly the terminology of what he's doing. Very cool. Where I don't know any of the terminology but I I am easily keep up with him and his playing, and even add to what he's doing. But unlike you I don't know WTF to call it! But I've been at it almost 45! Your way way ahead! You will continue to get better and better! I wish I could be a youngster again there so much good stuff on the internet!
Over 30 years ago (was about 7 years old) my dad bought me a cd-player & he gave me two albums that he said would make me understand good music. He gave me Made In Japan by Deep Purple & Still Got The Blues with Gary Moore. When I heard the riff on Still got the blues I was blown away. It’s one of the most beautiful melodies ever made.
My uncle made me a copy of Still Got the Blues on a road trip thru CA with him after my freshman year of college. That album changed my whole guitar-playing world.
Thank you so much Corey, Gary is in my top 5 all time favourite guitarists. He plays with Passion and Fire. My biggest regret is never having seen him play live.
Corey... I want to comment again and say how awesome this lesson was for me to play. your teaching is so well balanced and complete. Playing your stuff at 5 AM in the morning with my headphones on, over a cup of coffee, while everyone is asleep is the best part of my day lol You are awesome buddy!
I thank you for that lesson from a Master Guitar Player. Gary Moore was loud and unique, back in the time when Hendrix disappeared. Played by ear only. Died to early. We miss him.
Thank you Corey! This lesson is bona fide! Real meat and potatoes of what your students are looking for. I managed to seriously fit it in this weekend between some exciting football games and Angela Petrilli's Harrison cover!
Corey, That LP and Marshall combo sound killer! This was super fun to learn and infuse into my blues! Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us mortal’s. See you around town when I return from W. Africa. Thanks again!
I finally made it now I need to speed it up. I'm playing along with the lest slow it down a bit. I will break it up in parts and speed it up each part then I'll try to blast through it all together. This is going to improve me big time! Thanks so much!
Thanks so much for this video. One of the best I've seen on Gary's style which I'm a big fan of. Really like the tab on the video and the way you break it down. You are a great teacher. Also would love some more Modern Country instruction in the future please. Really likes the one you did with several different versions of a solo. Great playing!!!
Perfect! I stumbled onto this one! As a guitarist who loves playing in the style of Alvin Lee with Stevie Ray Vaughan influence this is perfect! Gary Moore is very much reminding me of Alvin Lee Style. similar picking techniques but obviously different in .pattern/ Lee did, I'm going home, 60s Gary Moore Style the Nimble double picking remind me Alvin thanks! Very cool video!
Man, I feel like a broken record, but thanks again for just a fantastic lesson. It's going to take me a couple of days to work this one up to speed, but it's just a perfect lick. You're the best!
Another awesome lesson video Corey. You are truely one of the best out here in TH-cam land. Well done, and thanks for the GLNT shout out! BTW, after watching this video the first time round, my feed included a Gary Moore lesson of yours from 10 years ago. Amazingly, the guitar tone in that earlier video is just as good as the one in this.
Cory- I don't remember how I ran across you lessons but you are awesome! I am a retired music teacher and have been playing a LOT more guitar. you are very clear and organized with clear goals (sorry my teacher background) Anyway please do a video on how you approach performing. Mental approach prep working with a band soloing stepping out front. This is really another aspect of guitar playing that advanced players really master or fail at. My guitar teacher in college (Peter Mayer) has always been a role model for me but you have a whole different approach that is interesting and probably why you are as respected as a side man. But I know you have that out front aspect you are developing-Go for it and thanks for the lessons!!!
Great lesson, been an hour and I can just about keep up on 75% playback speed (thanks for putting clip right at the start, makes playback a lot easier to jam to), let's give it a couple of weeks to get up to full speed, hope muscle memory kicks in. I play with fingers not pic though but still doable
@@coreycongilio got it up to speed! now to work on consistency and relaxing the hand. struggled for years with a pick, playing with fingers has been liberating and so much more accurate, pic still good for rhythm though I've found, thanks again
Love your stuff. May I recommend you get a chair where the ARMS GO UP!! L0L.. I had a chair like yours and constantly sitting at the edge of the chair because of the arms.
You know me, CC!! I'm like the TrueFire/Corey Congilio savant but.....with great reason and heart!! This is hardly Corey's first foray into Gary Moore-ism!! Go waaay back a decade or so to CC's fantastic "50 Progressive Blues Licks" and his Lick #31. Change up this definitely equally cool lick into the key of C and combine forces!! I feel like a Betty Crocker cookbook but if the shoe fits (and here I say it does) then wear it!! I know I definitely shall!! 50 Progressive Blues Licks has always been a great launchpad for me and here's a great example why!! Jim C.
Corey I picked out the notes due to your playing it slowly, Thanks. I can't get the speed yet as my fingers tend to move in habitual patterns of regular licks I play. What I feel would really help, & this is just for your consideration, is being able to hear it at a slower speed with backing as well as the fast speed so as to be able to work towards the actual note placement. Somehow when playing the lick slowly it's hard to hear it in context in my mind. Does that make sense? Actually ignore that. I found I could slow the whole vid down in settings. I'll leave the comment up in case anyone else may be wondering the same thing.
Amazing video! Do you happen to have the tab and lesson on the whole piece you were playing in the beginning when you were playing higher up on the neck? I would like to buy it soon, if you have one containing that. Thank you.
Thanks Corey...:-) especially for Gary and the "cranky" marshall....it's so good...i've been playing gary's stuff for years, but it's always fun to get that little more about Moore....until next time...see you around....:-D ps....you should get 50k subs soon....fingers crossed....:-)
@@coreycongilio hey Corey...just watched this vid again....and enjoed it as much as first time round....😅 and you're not far off those 50k either....maybe another couple of months....
At the beginning of the video you’re demonstrating the lake at full speed. On the second Round you play in the lower register a really awesome run that has the coolest tone. Is that tone achieved by musing with your right hand?
Oh Hey Corey...I know you are super busy guy but I also have the Boss DD 500 like you....would you be so kind as to tell me how to get that Leslie sound ...I just can't find it...thanks a million!
Great video Corey! But honestly,.. that tone is just unreal. Is your '73 Marshall a 50 or 100 watt? I have an Ox as well for my JTM 45 and I would love to know your delay and reverb settings. Any EQ on the Ox? Great stuff! Sounds incredible.
Thanks for another sensational lesson Corey! I especially liked it when you just played the first two parts. I will practice that. Could you please tell me what software you use to slow down your backing track? And what software are you playing the backing track on? The DAW I use (Studio One) won't let you slow down a track more than 10% which is a shame. You shredded that lick at 150BPM! That's fast! Many Thanks
@@coreycongilio Thanks for your reply Corey. I just bought The Amazing Slow Downer. A little pricey at $22.99 AUD but it will save me a lot of time. I had backing tracks on my iPhone in the key of A from 80BPM, 90BPM, 100BPM, 110BPM, 120BPM. Now I just need a couple in each key & I can speed them up or slow them down. Many Thanks
Your channel is fantastic Corey, I aspire to this level of production! I have a channel dedicated to rockabilly and other styles and whilst it’s not as big as your channel, it’s steadily growing. If there was a good crossover opportunity I’d love to collaborate some time!
Two questions Cory: is the neck on your beautiful new guitar that wider dimension that you prefer? And also, I notice you’re using your ring finger rather than your little finger for your 4 fret bends bends. Is that a personal preference or do you recommend that for most people?
My wife walked by while watching this video at the worst time. She only heard "I sold about 4 guitars and an amp", and she tells me, "See Joe, he sells his guitars and he's a professional." 😭🤦🏻♂️
When you're teaching guitar, my girlfriend gets extremely excited, goes into the bedroom, comes out dressed in lingerie, then I don't have to explain what happens next. Thank you Corey!!
Great lesson but Id suggest you taught the lick the other way around ie start with the short lick and gradually add to it sooner than do the whole lot and then work backwards
There are certain players that I feel like I can boil down to a single word. For Stevie I'd say intensity. For Gilmour I'd say phrasing. For B.B. I'd say restraint. For Gary Moore I'd say aggression. He literally seemed like he was purposely attacking every single note he played.
Great stuff Corey #CoreyCongilio. I'm still sad about the passing of Meatloaf - how ironic that he was an activist against COVID vaccines, yet it was COVID that killed him. It's just too sad for all of us that knew him and loved his work.
I have a theory that it’s now TH-cam guitar centric content creators keeping these guitar companies afloat…they all seem to have endless cash flow and wall to wall guitars behind them.
Or, maybe we’ve been a professional musician for 25 years and have been reinvesting and collecting all that time and have to put it somewhere. I.e where our studio is?
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Thanks very much for that.Finding the third triplet a challenge to get up to speed.Keep wanting to go B flat--G--C,which is so much easier than B flat(bent to C)--C--G,which have to be separately picked,but I'll persevere!!
Unbelievable! Watching you I'm right with you playing the licks or maybe adding to of them, but I do not know tablature, after almost 45 years playing, my dumbass never learned tablature.! I Guess Never too late!? I had a conversation with Stevie Ray Vaughan he told me he fell asleep in theory class. You don't think when you play.
@@paulgriffiths3613 man I think it's great you know exactly the terminology of what he's doing. Very cool. Where I don't know any of the terminology but I I am easily keep up with him and his playing, and even add to what he's doing. But unlike you I don't know WTF to call it! But I've been at it almost 45! Your way way ahead! You will continue to get better and better! I wish I could be a youngster again there so much good stuff on the internet!
Over 30 years ago (was about 7 years old) my dad bought me a cd-player & he gave me two albums that he said would make me understand good music. He gave me Made In Japan by Deep Purple & Still Got The Blues with Gary Moore. When I heard the riff on Still got the blues I was blown away. It’s one of the most beautiful melodies ever made.
Gary Moore was an absolute monster of a player. Thanks for the lesson
My uncle made me a copy of Still Got the Blues on a road trip thru CA with him after my freshman year of college. That album changed my whole guitar-playing world.
Similar thing happened for me too
That guitar sounds incredible!
Thanks Corey! on behalf of all the folks in that lovely group, been a part of em for ages!
Oh cool! My pleasure!
This is such a FUN, BAD ASS lick to play!😊 thanks Corey,you and Erich Andreas are such awsome teachers ❤
Thank you so much Corey, Gary is in my top 5 all time favourite guitarists. He plays with Passion and Fire. My biggest regret is never having seen him play live.
Me too!
Corey... I want to comment again and say how awesome this lesson was for me to play. your teaching is so well balanced and complete. Playing your stuff at 5 AM in the morning with my headphones on, over a cup of coffee, while everyone is asleep is the best part of my day lol You are awesome buddy!
Gary Moore's cover of "The Stumble" is a masterclass of fiery blues.
Thank you for the lesson. Have a great weekend.👍
Awesome great music song. Roll and rocking playing guitar 🎸 🤘🤘🤘
Literally some of the best tone anywhere on the internet! Great lesson and playing. Gary is one of my heroes so thanks for doing this.
Loved the lesson. Great one. Greetings from Germany.
this is great.the level of detail is there to actually understand,unlike most lessons on youtube.
Thx so much!
sick less paul and marshall what a great combo!
I thank you for that lesson from a Master Guitar Player. Gary Moore was loud and unique, back in the time when Hendrix disappeared. Played by ear only. Died to early. We miss him.
Thank you Corey! This lesson is bona fide! Real meat and potatoes of what your students are looking for. I managed to seriously fit it in this weekend between some exciting football games and Angela Petrilli's Harrison cover!
Gary Moore was a beast........but so are you!!!!
🙏🏻
Gary is a legend. RIP
Thank you, you are a great teacher and player.
Always enjoy your lessons. Thanks.
More killer content! Was going out tonight, but now I'll have to get this under my fingers. Thanks alot!
Haha! Yeah stay in and play! Thx!
Love your style and Way to teach
Corey Moore, awesome, thanks teacher
Corey,
That LP and Marshall combo sound killer! This was super fun to learn and infuse into my blues! Thank you for sharing your knowledge to us mortal’s. See you around town when I return from W. Africa. Thanks again!
Safe travels man!
Superb GM lick and lesson Corey! Thanks
I finally made it now I need to speed it up. I'm playing along with the lest slow it down a bit. I will break it up in parts and speed it up each part then I'll try to blast through it all together. This is going to improve me big time! Thanks so much!
I like the best that turn around. Perfecto DING!
Always a treat Corey, thank you.
Fantastic lesson Corey, Gary Moore is one of my favourites 😀
Amazing Corey loved it you nailed the Gary Moore tone and style I got so much from this lesson 👏👏👏👏👏
Gosh!! This lesson blown up my mind!!!!! Thanks Cory!!!!
Man Corey, you are every bit as good of a teacher as you are a smoking hot player! Great lesson. Thanks!!! 😎🎸🎸🔥🔥
Thanks Corey .Metal grounded players are the best teachers.
More stuff like this, please. That guitar sounds magnificent. Made me want to run out and buy one.
What a fantastic lesson, thank you Corey! Glorious guitar tone too!
Hey thx!
love the lesson ,.cool and informative.
Really enjoyed it Corey!🔥 Thank you!
Great workable lick to imagine you're Gary Moore for 10 seconds ! Nice job as ever.
Thx!
great lesson
Thanks so much for this video. One of the best I've seen on Gary's style which I'm a big fan of. Really like the tab on the video and the way you break it down. You are a great teacher. Also would love some more Modern Country instruction in the future please. Really likes the one you did with several different versions of a solo. Great playing!!!
Thx so much! More to come!
Killer lesson! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you so much, i love Gary’s licks
Excellent lick. Very close to some I already play but it's great to have something with a different 'spin' on it. You sure got the Moore sound.
Thx. Glad you enjoyed it!
Always killing it Corey.
Thank you for the video Corey, always TOP☝️☝️
It’s a great lesson and you have a fantastic teaching style. Thanks!
Thx!
Perfect! I stumbled onto this one! As a guitarist who loves playing in the style of Alvin Lee with Stevie Ray Vaughan influence this is perfect! Gary Moore is very much reminding me of Alvin Lee Style. similar picking techniques but obviously different in .pattern/ Lee did, I'm going home, 60s Gary Moore Style the Nimble double picking remind me Alvin thanks! Very cool video!
Glad you enjoyed!
Another great lesson...and thank you for the tab..I started checking out your channel after I saw you playing with Marty
More, more, Moore!!!
.......and the crowd called out for Moore (pardon the pun)....Another great lesson Corey ....The Moore the better......;)
@@samstamos427 :)
FANTASTIC LESSON
Thx!
Man, I feel like a broken record, but thanks again for just a fantastic lesson. It's going to take me a couple of days to work this one up to speed, but it's just a perfect lick. You're the best!
Appreciate that!
Stop kissing ass and practise.
Another awesome lesson video Corey. You are truely one of the best out here in TH-cam land. Well done, and thanks for the GLNT shout out! BTW, after watching this video the first time round, my feed included a Gary Moore lesson of yours from 10 years ago. Amazingly, the guitar tone in that earlier video is just as good as the one in this.
Thx my friend!
Killer playing
Great lesson, beautiful Les Paul
Thank you! you are awesome
Cory- I don't remember how I ran across you lessons but you are awesome! I am a retired music teacher and have been playing a LOT more guitar. you are very clear and organized with clear goals (sorry my teacher background) Anyway please do a video on how you approach performing. Mental approach prep working with a band soloing stepping out front. This is really another aspect of guitar playing that advanced players really master or fail at. My guitar teacher in college (Peter Mayer) has always been a role model for me but you have a whole different approach that is interesting and probably why you are as respected as a side man. But I know you have that out front aspect you are developing-Go for it and thanks for the lessons!!!
Thx for the kind words!
Very cool lesson, thanks
Great lesson, been an hour and I can just about keep up on 75% playback speed (thanks for putting clip right at the start, makes playback a lot easier to jam to), let's give it a couple of weeks to get up to full speed, hope muscle memory kicks in. I play with fingers not pic though but still doable
Great to hear!
@@coreycongilio got it up to speed! now to work on consistency and relaxing the hand. struggled for years with a pick, playing with fingers has been liberating and so much more accurate, pic still good for rhythm though I've found, thanks again
Glad you pointed out the heavy third finger usage of Mr. Moore's speed and strength. He rarely used his 4th digit.
Love your stuff. May I recommend you get a chair where the ARMS GO UP!! L0L.. I had a chair like yours and constantly sitting at the edge of the chair because of the arms.
Ha! Thx. The chair is so good for what I’m doing the other 90% of the times that I don’t mind it. My back is really glad I got this one!
Just wow man, thanks for teaching that, in a couple months i feel i will be able to play it albeit a tad slower. Cheers
You know me, CC!! I'm like the TrueFire/Corey Congilio savant but.....with great reason and heart!! This is hardly Corey's first foray into Gary Moore-ism!! Go waaay back a decade or so to CC's fantastic "50 Progressive Blues Licks" and his Lick #31. Change up this definitely equally cool lick into the key of C and combine forces!! I feel like a Betty Crocker cookbook but if the shoe fits (and here I say it does) then wear it!! I know I definitely shall!! 50 Progressive Blues Licks has always been a great launchpad for me and here's a great example why!! Jim C.
@@samstamos427 Hey rockin' Sammy S!! See ya in the ole Orange room!!!
dope lesson !!!1
Super cool 🎸🎶🎧
Can you please show us how to play “Driftin” by Gary Moore? There isn’t anything about it, that I can find, on TH-cam.
Tks master ✨👍🏻🙌🏻🥇
Corey I picked out the notes due to your playing it slowly, Thanks. I can't get the speed yet as my fingers tend to move in habitual patterns of regular licks I play. What I feel would really help, & this is just for your consideration, is being able to hear it at a slower speed with backing as well as the fast speed so as to be able to work towards the actual note placement. Somehow when playing the lick slowly it's hard to hear it in context in my mind. Does that make sense? Actually ignore that. I found I could slow the whole vid down in settings. I'll leave the comment up in case anyone else may be wondering the same thing.
Amazing video! Do you happen to have the tab and lesson on the whole piece you were playing in the beginning when you were playing higher up on the neck? I would like to buy it soon, if you have one containing that. Thank you.
Bump
Yeah, that's a good question, trustyaxe! Hopefully they will answer you.
Thanks Corey...:-) especially for Gary and the "cranky" marshall....it's so good...i've been playing gary's stuff for years, but it's always fun to get that little more about Moore....until next time...see you around....:-D
ps....you should get 50k subs soon....fingers crossed....:-)
Slow and steady. Thx!
@@coreycongilio hey Corey...just watched this vid again....and enjoed it as much as first time round....😅
and you're not far off those 50k either....maybe another couple of months....
rock on my man!!!
Hey Corey, absolute great lesson, mate! Your playing is so inspiring!!!
Which software are you using to run the backing track??
Cheers
Thanks! It depends. Sometimes I build them with EZ Drummer or just audio loops
At the beginning of the video you’re demonstrating the lake at full speed. On the second Round you play in the lower register a really awesome run that has the coolest tone. Is that tone achieved by musing with your right hand?
Yes exactly
Oh Hey Corey...I know you are super busy guy but I also have the Boss DD 500 like you....would you be so kind as to tell me how to get that Leslie sound ...I just can't find it...thanks a million!
Shoot me an email via my website and I’ll send ya a screenshot
@@coreycongilio great...I will try that
Great video Corey! But honestly,.. that tone is just unreal. Is your '73 Marshall a 50 or 100 watt? I have an Ox as well for my JTM 45 and I would love to know your delay and reverb settings. Any EQ on the Ox? Great stuff! Sounds incredible.
Thx! Shoot me an email through my site and I’ll send you some screen shots!
Thanks for another sensational lesson Corey! I especially liked it when you just played the first two parts. I will practice that. Could you please tell me what software you use to slow down your backing track? And what software are you playing the backing track on? The DAW I use (Studio One) won't let you slow down a track more than 10% which is a shame. You shredded that lick at 150BPM! That's fast! Many Thanks
Hey thx! I use the amazing slow downer
@@coreycongilio Thanks for your reply Corey. I just bought The Amazing Slow Downer. A little pricey at $22.99 AUD but it will save me a lot of time. I had backing tracks on my iPhone in the key of A from 80BPM, 90BPM, 100BPM, 110BPM, 120BPM. Now I just need a couple in each key & I can speed them up or slow them down. Many Thanks
@@andrewwoodgate3143 you'll get your money's worth in a week!
Totally bad ass!
Your channel is fantastic Corey, I aspire to this level of production! I have a channel dedicated to rockabilly and other styles and whilst it’s not as big as your channel, it’s steadily growing. If there was a good crossover opportunity I’d love to collaborate some time!
Appreciate that! Keep going…it’s a journey!
Two questions Cory: is the neck on your beautiful new guitar that wider dimension that you prefer? And also, I notice you’re using your ring finger rather than your little finger for your 4 fret bends bends. Is that a personal preference or do you recommend that for most people?
Not sure on the neck. I use whatever finger is handy!
Such a great lesson as usual! Is the track at 155 bpm? That’s what I set the metronome at using tap tempo but somehow this still feels a bit faster.
I’ll have to check but it’s between 155 and 160
Gary Moore played every note as if it was his last
My wife walked by while watching this video at the worst time. She only heard "I sold about 4 guitars and an amp", and she tells me, "See Joe, he sells his guitars and he's a professional." 😭🤦🏻♂️
Ha! Did you tell her it was to buy another?! When I tell my wife I bought a guitar she says…oh cool!
@@coreycongilio I did. That's her point. I never sell anything. Just stockpiling. She's probably right 😂.
When you're teaching guitar, my girlfriend gets extremely excited, goes into the bedroom, comes out dressed in lingerie, then I don't have to explain what happens next. Thank you Corey!!
Great lesson but Id suggest you taught the lick the other way around ie start with the short lick and gradually add to it sooner than do the whole lot and then work backwards
Great!! But I have NO SHOT of playing that fast :)
That’s ok! I talk about using pieces of it in the lesson!
Yeah, ditto.
There are certain players that I feel like I can boil down to a single word. For Stevie I'd say intensity. For Gilmour I'd say phrasing. For B.B. I'd say restraint. For Gary Moore I'd say aggression. He literally seemed like he was purposely attacking every single note he played.
Have to agree with ya there!
Great stuff Corey #CoreyCongilio. I'm still sad about the passing of Meatloaf - how ironic that he was an activist against COVID vaccines, yet it was COVID that killed him. It's just too sad for all of us that knew him and loved his work.
I hear ya. I know a few of the guys in his band and I’m sure they’re devastated
I have a theory that it’s now TH-cam guitar centric content creators keeping these guitar companies afloat…they all seem to have endless cash flow and wall to wall guitars behind them.
Or, maybe we’ve been a professional musician for 25 years and have been reinvesting and collecting all that time and have to put it somewhere. I.e where our studio is?
Tony stark??
Depends on who you ask
@@coreycongilio I mean, you look like tony stark