AMAZING!| FIRST TIME HEARING Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues REACTION

AMAZING!| FIRST TIME HEARING Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues REACTION
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[erict]

There is an amazing live version of this which is definitely worth seeing. Parisian Walkways is amazing from him, both Gary and Phil Lynott remained best friends after he left Thin Lizzy and they even released music together - check out "Out in the Fields" which is pure 80's rock.

[philipleaning]

And you have to listen to the full length version of the song! The guitar solo at the end of this song is the best part of it.

[ThatColeGuy]

Gary poured his heart and soul into every note. RIP, Gary. Another great reaction. 👍

[joelucas]

The day Gary Moore passed the world of music lost the greatest guitarist to ever live, R.I.P GARY MOORE

[johnj]

Gary Moore and Rory Gallagher. two of the finest to ever grasp a guitar.

[TrevorandThea]

Gary was a monster player. Like others have said “Parisienne Walkways” is another must listen to slow burn bluesy number. He had two (or more!) distinct phases to his career. Post Thin Lizzy and through the 80s he was an out and out rocker - “Out in the Fields” (with Phil Lynott), “Wild Frontier” & “Over the Hills And Far Away” (which both showcase his Irish side), “Run For Cover” are great examples of his rock playing. “Empty Rooms” is a beautiful rock ballad. But in 1990 he rediscovered his blues influences and released some fantastic blues tracks. Great examples are “Cold Day In Hell”, “Since I Met You Baby” (with BB King), “Oh Pretty Woman” (with Albert King) and “Too Tired” (with Albert Collins) are great examples of his blues period.

[danielschartzer]

YOU GOT TO DO HIS LIVE VERSION IT'S A MUST PLEASE 🙏❤️✌🏾👍🏼 his guitar playing on the live version is like phenomenal he gets off and grips it and rips it like for real REST IN PEACE GARY

[gordonpatterson]

You MUST do Gary’s Parisienne Walkways with Thin Lizzy’s Phil Lynott, superb

[edallen]

YES! It's about time I consider Gary Moore one of the very top guitarists ever you ought to check out Gary playing red house at the Fender 50th anniversary party

[w.geoffreyspaulding]

His guitar feel….his bends, his phrasing, the way he pulls emotion out of his instrument, reminds me ALLOT of David Gilmore.

[ToniMcGinty]

The version of "Parisienne Walkways" from the "Blues Alive" album is one of the greatest recordings ever.

[rray]

This is a great studio version of the song but to really hear Gary cut loose you need a live version. For your next song try a live version of "Parisienne Walkways".

He did try some rock/metal in the 80s with his album "Victims of the Future"... the title track is a great song. He also did a nice rock ballad called "Empty Rooms"... but his main vein in music settled into blues.

[Cynthia...]

What a voice and the guitar playing is amazing!

[seantreme]

This is a guy that y’all need to do a deep dive on. I promise you will not be disappointed!!!

[rareacts]

ROB SQUAD.. Gary had two musical era's as a solo artist, one was the hardrock era, and the last part before he died, was dedicated to blues.

There are a huge catalog of Gary Moore songs in both genres.

If you want guitar goosebumps, listen to "Parisienne walkway"
"The loner" is another one.

If you want the best balled ever, listen to "empty rooms"

One of my top 5 favorite guitar players to ever walk the earth.

[neillenet]

Gary was an AMAZING Guitarist. Some other great tunes by Gary Moore are Parisian sidewalks, and apropos for Easter, his "The Messiah will come again."

[mrbaddog]

You should really check out Gary Moore and B.B. King - The Thrill is Gone. one of the best jams I've seen, the way two legends feed off of each other is a gift to the listener.

[seanbarker]

He could play anything from blues to Heavy Rock! A versatile and very gifted musician may he rest in peace!

[leefreed]

One of the greatest blues guitarists ever. Long way too soon. Keep in mind before he really went into the blues he was just a straight-out rock and roller from back in the late seventies and early '80s. Then he turned to the blues and the rest is history RIP Gary Moore. He was also in a band called BBM which is basically supposed to be a reunion of cream but Eric Clapton backed out and he is the guitarist along with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker from cream if you really want to hear something good check out that CD

[musicman]

Parisienne Walkways featuring Phil Lynott. In fact i'm going to listen too it again right now.