The Life & Tragic Death of GARY MOORE

Experience the captivating journey of Gary Moore, the legendary guitarist whose life was a symphony of triumphs and tragedies. From his humble beginnings near Belfast's Stormont Estate to his rise as a blues rock icon, Moore's musical genius left an indelible mark on the world. Delve into the highs and lows of his career, from his pivotal role in bands like Thin Lizzy to his transformative solo albums. Yet, behind the music, lies a tale of personal struggles and heartache, culminating in a tragic end. Discover the untold story of Gary Moore, a guitar virtuoso whose legacy continues to resonate long after his passing.

[markbeavers]

Gary is still influencing young Guitar players all over the World. His music will live on through many generations. I listen to him everyday. Thank you Gary Moore for everything and RIP!!!

[wernervanderwalt]

Gary was a musician in a whole league of his own. He could play almost any style and he did it flawlessly. Great talent gone too soon. R.I.P Gary Moore.

[vesaparkkonen]

There can never be another guy who could do it all with style and feel

[tonygriffiths]

Gary Moore, still sorely missed as one of the finest guitarisat to ever walk Plant Earth. God Bless you Gary and THANKYOU :)

[outoftheirskulls]

George Harrison once said that Gary may have been the best guitarist he's ever seen. And we all know who Harrisons best friend was/ is E.C.
Harrison said he was working on a song that required technical speed. "So, I went around the corner from my house to Garys and asked him will you play on this" ? And he did.

[Glenrsi]

Gary will always be one of my 5 best guitarists of all time.

[Heavymetalforever]

Knew Gary well, lived 5 minutes from him in Belfast. Great guy and fabulous singer, guitarist 🤘🎸🤘🎸🤘Still sadly missed 🙏🙏♥️♥️

[Lady.Luthien]

"Still Got the Blues" is still one of my all-time favorite songs.

[francispower]

I never knew him but a friend was often his sound engineer on later projects. I am told the remarkable thing about him was that he never hit a wrong note. Just didn't happen. Or a badly timed one for that matter. Then back in February 2011 I was on the waiting list for a new amplifier, a then fairly new and highly sought after Tweed knock off called a Jazzy J 20 (fabulous amps btw). Jesse who builds them had me on what was then a three month wait list but my delivery date got set back twice, firstly because "Francis could you wait another week, Jeff Beck wants one next week for a new project". OK, for Jeff Beck... Then it was "Francis could you wait another week because Mark Knopfler wants one next week for a new project" (Jesse builds about one a week). OK, for Mark Knopfler already... Then the sadness a week later. "Francis your amp is ready. You have number 75. I was building it for Gary Moore and he passed away yesterday". So I have the amplifier he never played that he was going to use to record that album of Celtic Rock. I know I can never do it justice but I find it an inspiration all the same.

[j.bradleyheck]

My personal favorite and the reason why I am still shredding at aged 60 ! R.I.P, my dear sweet man & genius ♥️!

[fletchkeilman]

I got in to Moore because I love Thin Lizzy. Glad I did

[jerrystigall]

No question he was one of the greatest of all time. I often hear riffs (or passages) in a tune and just have to master them, even if that's all I work on in the tune. Toward the end of Still Got the Blues, he hits a phrase that I have loved since I heard it the first time. I will often just play that alone for 30 minutes or more just because it's so freaking beautiful.

[derekstocker]

Thanks Gary, for the music you have left us with and we will never forget the genius behind the tracks. RIP.

[jasonladd]

He had a melodic intensity still unrivalled in my view although he was happiest in the blues and had a complete mastery of it by the end. Was in a class of his own regards the bases he could cover.

[rickg.b.n.f.]

He was the BEST ❤
I feel the emotion and perfection in his playing.

[massimos]

Gary Moore ❤ one of the greatest guitarist of our time ❤ 🔥 🔥 🔥

[DavidOrtega-pd]

I saw Gary Moore one time and it was like watching 👽 an Alien he had the crowd in a complete trance amazing skill..He was never lost in a note he took the music where nobody else could take it, into another dimension❣️
✨🎸RIP ICONIC LEGEND🎸✨
ONE OF ONE ♠️🎸♠️
Mr. GARY MOORE

[Quinnikon]

The best guitarist I have ever heard and seen, so fluent. I was so sad hearing of his passing I loved going to his concerts. Quinny

[Montyhugo]

Have many of Gary's albums and DVD's! Love his music and definitely love his guitar style and playing. RIP Gary, Phil and Philomena ✌️❤️🙏

[hollandguitars]

I've still got the blues when I listen to his music and remember the day that he passed away. As a guitarist, Gary Moore is one of my all-time favourites and a major influence, it hit me hard and took me some time to listen to him again without feeling sad. Funny how emotions and music reach you even when you don't personally know them. I wish I had seen him in concert or got to jam with him. The KING is gone but not forgotten!