Know IAN MOORE? You're Welcome.

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[Jamesharris-lonn]

Ian Moore is a flat out musical genius! He's truly a very gifted artist. He performs so many interesting styles of music. I've followed him since his career began and own his entire discography.
Great to see him featured. 🎸🤘🎸

[AshesOfheWake]

How in the hell did I not know you made a video about Ian?? is the most genuine, emotional, down to earth people you'll ever meet. I had the fortune of meeting him a few times and even had some beers with him. HIGHLY encourage anyone to listen to his stuff.

[demon]

One of my all time favorite singer/songwriter guitar players. The dude is criminally underrated and has been doing the damn thing for a very long time.

[Texasbluesalley]

Man I love Ian's playing and singing so much. His original recording of this song on his first album is one of my top 10 blues ballad songs of all time.

[henrystoll]

You NEED to listen to Ian Moore Live in Austin, especially his version of Blue Sky/Abraham, Martin and John! His solo there is so nuanced and beautiful! He demonstrates how the guitar is an extension of his voice, and expression, as opposed to just a musical instrument!

[analogkid]

I’m from Texas and have been seeing Ian Moore live since the 90s. He’s one of my all time faves. Thank you for covering

[superdave]

anything from IAN MOORE! Today is a good one!

[TheFivepoint]

Been an Ian Moore fan since the early 90's and have seen him live countless times. He is such a dynamic performer, putting all his heart into every show. On top of that he's a great story teller and man has he got some stories. He's approachable, engaging and always has a few minutes to talk. Class act all around.

[MatthewSmith-fyhk]

I used to watch him play this song at The Steamboat in Austin, Texas back in 1996.

[honeychilerider]

Yeah, I've known him since like '94. Glad you enjoyed it.

[jccharles]

Wow. A bit on Ian Moore. Fantastic musician and one of the most expressive vocalists around. Been following him for years, glad to see him profiled here.

[OldPqliar]

First, I am stoked that someone sent this your way. Like many here, I have followed Ian since the 90's, definitely an all-time favorite. I had to chuckle a little, he is an amazing guitar player in every regard but people always, ALWAYS, are amazed by his voice! Thanks for sharing!

[RedLeggett]

Been covering Ian Moore tunes for 10 years...including this song. Love this

[sperhip]

I am from Austin Texas and met him at a music rehearsal place called space. I wanted to play keys when I was younger after seeing him at Steamboat. He was super chill guy and even took a picture with me. He is a legend here and plays great shows. If you have a chance to him you should do it.

[jonoftheford]

Great breakdown. I’ve been watching this video the last several years trying to understand the secrets to soloing with chord changes. I’m further along thanks to you.
Ian was arguably an heir to the throne of SRV at one point (serious blues chops on his first self titled album) but he took a detour down the songwriting path and even refused to play “Satisfied” for several years. He’s since reconciled with his past life much to the delight of his fans. His album “And all the colors” is a masterclass in effects pedal usage. The last track “Fickle” is similar to this video in that it’s primarily vocals over some incredibly well crafted jazz chords. So good.

[billdont]

The star of this take on Satisfied is not Ian's playing, it's his vocals.

Such an immensely thick and powerful vocal performance. He has tube-like thickness to his voice.

[BrianDonnelly]

Been a huge fan of Ian's since his debut album in the early 90s..great player, great songwriter

[castleburr]

Finally, some national recognition for Ian. As a fan for 30 years it's so frustrating how little spotlight is on this guy. Unfortunately he doesn't play the east coast often, but when he does I make every show I can. A thousand thanks for putting his name on your channel.

[mathowle]

Ian is incredible! I went to a concert of his back in the 90's. His guitar never stopped playing for like 3 hours. If the next song was in a new key he would modulate into the next key and hit the ground running. It was an incredible night.

[Razrback]

Thank you for introducing people to Ian. My best friend’s brother snuck me into my first bar to watch Ian Moore in 1996 when I was 16. The women were going crazy until he took the stage. The place went quiet because it was the first show after he cut off his hair. You could feel the disappointment.