As a kid, i used to go with my dad to work, at the time he was a trucker so as the child that i was, i happened to look up from my Gameboy Advanced and at my dad, asking "When is he gonna sing?" He just looked at me and said "He already is" and after i grew up, he passed i realised what he ment. He is the reason i will never forget how amazing Gary truly was.
Lots of guitarists had a very huge feeling on his playing. But no one comes as close as Gary did. He used more emotive and expressive resources than any other guitarist has done to this day. And lets not even start with his beautiful and intelligent note choice. He was the most soulful guitarist, at least in my humble opinion, and nothings gonna change my mind. Not even Gilmour, Friedman, Buchanan, Beck, even tho I love and admire their feeling and emotion, they cant touch Gary.
@@Racoldgin Yes, he certainly did! Any player worth his salt learns as much as he can about modes, because they unlock so much more of the instrument's potential. As a great player and even better teacher once told me, "If music really is a universal language, music theory is its grammar." I can never quite remember the names of all the modes, but I definitely put in the effort to learn them. Over and above the basic major scale, each mode is simply a related scale based around a given position *within* that major scale, be it 2nd, 3rd, 4th et cetera. For example, the intervals of a minor scale (based around the 6th note of the major root) will be 212-2122. More importantly, Gary Moore knew how to play very emotive passages, while making it look as easy as could be. That set him apart from a whole plethora of shredders, and made him a much-loved star. RIP, Gary...you were a true master.
It was 2004 and I was 15 years old. I went to take my first guitar lessons and my teacher played this song with his backing track machine, those times where we hardly had a radio. He played this song and I was so touched and emotional. He passed away 5 years ago but now I play all the songs of Gary Moore on guitar to remember my teacher. Rip Astrit
Imo it’s complex because you can shred all day and give zero emotions and value and he managed to give everything with his solos - that’s the hardest thing to do
Gary was a man who explored every aspect of making a guitar sing, cry, yell and scream. Such a great influence for any guitar player who wants to play with emotion. Classy track.
Super guitar playing Gary had that touch of genius that made his playing like no other and sad he is gone but not forgotten and his music will be forever
this is something that most guitarists nowadays is lacking. the emotional connection. everything nowadays is about speed and the best app to make your guitar sound better.
Very few guys can do that but it's always been that way not just a nowadays thing. Off the top of my head the only ones I've seen who can come close lately - John Petrucci, Paul Gilbert, Joe Satriani
@@opendebate not necessarily all those guys I mentioned do way more than shredding and have incredible range in what they play. Now Malmsteen is a straight up shredder
@@turdferguson5847 Dreaming tell me- Yngwie malmsteen, Miracle of life, Broken glass, Prisoner of your love, now is the time, BROTHERS. Son dos cosas totalmente diferente, hay que disfrutar a Malmsteen si te gusta y tambien a Gary Moore. Messi es Excelente, Cristiano Ronaldo también lo es ¿Por qué no disfrutar a los dos?
This man and this song was the reason why I picked up a guitar. And thank you so much my master sensei, Gary Moore, you will forever live in my heart and soul...
Still the most underrated guitarist of all time. Gary god bless him, was unbelievable in his playing. I really miss that he is not in this world anymore. Rest in Peace Mr. Gary Moore, goodnight mate.
Gary Moore wasn't nearly as underrated as some incredibly talented players I could name. Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush were a massive big deal during the 1970s, but when the music video era came along, they just got lost in the shuffle, somehow, and its a darn shame, too. Some folks like to claim that Frank Marino was a "Hendrix imitator," but if you really check out his body of work, you'll soon find that he went very far beyond what Jimi did. "Dragonfly" was one of their biggest hits back in the day...check it out, you just might learn to love and appreciate them.😉
Remember when I first heard this song with my father. Felt teardrops on my face, goosebumps all over my body and something more than just admiration for his pure passion... When the song ended, after a few minutes of silence, I told my father; "Dad I wanna buy a guitar"... Years after that day, I still can't help but cry every time I'm listening to this...
I heard this first time with my uncle ( my mother's bro ) and he played it him self it was so beautiful then i heard the original song .... mg legends never die ....
3:06 Oh my goodness..really sends shivers down my spine. Just unbelievable, you can clearly hear the guitar crying. Rest in peace Gary, such an underrated talent.
I used to listen to this a lot back when I was a delivery driver in the winter of 2021. Depressed and lonely, this song brought joy, and to this day, I feel the warmth from the poetic guitar ballad. RIP Gary Moore.
Top 5 to be precised! There is almost no guitarist that can touch him let alone modern guitarists. A true legend that will always be remembered. He doesn't need to be in any top 10! He's always number one in our hearts.
Darren Dukes You are absolute right, but that is with true geniuses, for example they haven't give any Oscar to ennio morricone or to Gary Oldman except for trajectory and that is stupid.
mouse you are crazy ! The speed technnique is at second place after feelings Who is better than Gary ? Steve Vai ? haha The guitar of Steve Vai is like a moog synth without feelings without fingers vibrato, without brush noise, raking bending, unison bend.... shut up
When I was 16, in the 80’s, I used to watch a programme called ‘Rockschool’. Gary Moore was on that show one time, and made the guitar sing. The very next day, I booked my first guitar lesson. And I had lessons for 2 and a half years. Because of Gary Moore. ☝️
Chesney The One And Only song lols 😂😆.Class of 85-89 this was in my heart era ❤87 didn't know that was playing Gary today of his Greatest Hits CD ive had for years.Hard to believe and he was covering Friday On My Mind
Never forget the look my father gave the day i told him Gary just died at age 58. He was my dads biggest influence, And as my dad died at 55 almost exactly the same way as Gary. These songs mean more then beyond the grave would entail. And my path is clear. Rip the guitar hard, drink heavy and die before life gets unbearable
I’ve been listening to this song since 17, even played a part of it in school during graduation, but I have never realised what great emotional impact this masterpiece has. I am 23 now and I am weeping like a child of how amazingly this executed. This man was just something else, really. 😢
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I remember playing this song one day when my mother was alive, she'd never heard it before, didn't know the name or the artist, but she commented 'That's a sad song...'. It's amazing how, even just with musical - non-vocal/verbal - notes, played in a certain order and different intonations - distinct emotions can still be conveyed.
Atleast I’m not the only one who feels such emotion, 21 yrs old never known about this thank God I found it 🙏🏻🙆🏻♂️ may God rest this man’s soul I wish I could’ve grown up in this time instead of 2000s
Oh dear! The 2000's were great. To grow up in the 00's is rallye no fault! Thank you very mich, respecting the former generation. Sorry for my my 'Bad English'. I'm not a native speaker. And there are pretty much idioms missing 🙈
The Guitar is really crying, the only way to show your true emotions....Chuck Berry and Gary Moore, J Geils Band, your legacy will always carry on, rest in peace, Brothers. Love you always
Gary is one of the few musicians who can play a beautiful masterpiece using only a small handful of notes. I've learned many songs on guitar and piano and I can say without a doubt that this song has a lot of feeling. As I play this song I am reminded of the most emotional times in my life. It's difficult to explain but this song feels very similar to the solo in The Embalmer by Buckethead Live Version(just skip the chorus and go straight to the solo) but also Lacrimosa by Mozart. I have the same feelings when I play these 3 songs.
Gary fue uno de los mejores guitarristas de la historia del rock. Que descanse en paz allá donde esté. Murió en España, mi país, en Estepona, Málaga. Su música y su guitarra pasarán a los anales de la historia del rock. Este irlandés nos dejó momentos y canciones insuperables. Melodia pura y mucha sensibilidad en su música. Un genio y un figura de la música Rock. Lástima que nos dejó pronto. Te fuiste antes de tu hora, pero the loner estará para siempre en nuestros corazones.
Que curioso que otro grande de la guitarra, el ingles Alvin Lee también falleció el 2013 a los 68 años, en la misma ciudad española. Sospechosa la guea como decimos aqui en Chile.
No one will ever be able to play this like Gary did. It is absolute perfectly played but the same time full of emotions. Thank you Gary and see you sometime in guitar heaven ...
Gary is my inspiration as a guitarist. I’ve never heard a man who was able to make such a beautiful voice come from a guitar. I know I’ll never be as great as he was but I know I’ll do my best to carry on his legacy as one of the best guitarists to ever live. You were gone too soon Gary Moore, May you Rest In Peace.
+FenderJunkie100 btw yesterday i was able to reconstract part of it without tabulature it is very catchy and super emotional i was feeling lonely so it was in resonance with my feelings!
This song is nothing short of amazing. When you listen to the Still Got The Blues record this song almost feels like a sneak peek of what was to come. Furthermore I wish I could’ve seen Gary in concert before he died. I live in the USA and sadly he never took off in popularity in America outside of the Still Got the Blues record and that’s probably why he never chose to tour here. R.I.P Gary Moore. The music will live forever.
I am from a Third World Country in the Pacific, and I have followed and admitted Gary Moore, even though there are other great players, the thing that made Gary Moore stands out apart from the rest is that he plays with deep feelings, he can make his guitar cry , sing, yell, and he does it with emotion/ feelings . His guitar solos can very definitely hypnotized you and make you want to pick up a guitar even though it’s past midnight and everyone are sleeping. That’s how powerful Gary Moore’s playing is. All the so called expert critics can try and analyze Gary Moore’s playing tactics, but above all he is the best and always will be, kids will find him interesting and will pick up a guitar cause of him. You’re a rare God sent and taken. RIP Gary.
Gary didn't even need lyrics he just let his guitar do all the talking!!...The emotional effect his playing has is bar none. Shivers down my spine & too underrated 1 of my favorites. And Rolling Stone magazine can eff off not even putting this legend in their 100 best guitarists!!..I mean really?? Rest easy Mr Moore.🤘
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I’d rather listen to the man himself where’s this my new going too
@@danvelgtr It really dose not matter. We all need to eat.
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As a kid, i used to go with my dad to work, at the time he was a trucker so as the child that i was, i happened to look up from my Gameboy Advanced and at my dad, asking "When is he gonna sing?" He just looked at me and said "He already is" and after i grew up, he passed i realised what he ment. He is the reason i will never forget how amazing Gary truly was.
Brings tears to my eyes....and your father was right ...gary is fucking amazing 🤘
Goose bumps reading this my friend
Such a great story man. Greetings from Mexico. God bless your dad.
@@davidcastellanos881 Thank you! My dad was a huge musical influence on me! Cheers from Norway!
“He already is” .....
Fuck that’s deep
Still an absolute masterpiece in 2023. RIP Gary Moore
Exactamente correcto.
На все времена
Forever
It will be forever mate!!!
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He is the only one, who could make a guitar cry. Rest In Peace, Gary.
René N. David Gilmour do the same
Lots of guitarists had a very huge feeling on his playing. But no one comes as close as Gary did. He used more emotive and expressive resources than any other guitarist has done to this day. And lets not even start with his beautiful and intelligent note choice. He was the most soulful guitarist, at least in my humble opinion, and nothings gonna change my mind. Not even Gilmour, Friedman, Buchanan, Beck, even tho I love and admire their feeling and emotion, they cant touch Gary.
@@madden7732 True man, he was guitar god
Marty Friedman
@@Renekor He is one of the greatest also, but he makes the guitar go sad, not cry tbh.
You don't always needs lyrics!! What a masterpiece
BE BLESSED & ENDURE TILL THE MASTER'sPEACE,,,
Lesson for rapers .... yaping😅😅😅😅
Guitar playing isn't just about technicality. It's also about phrasing and feeling and Gary was one of the greatest. RIP.
Feeling and hit the strings...
Straight facts.
But this song has a lot of technical stuff
Yes, Gary knew his modes.
@@Racoldgin Yes, he certainly did! Any player worth his salt learns as much as he can about modes, because they unlock so much more of the instrument's potential. As a great player and even better teacher once told me, "If music really is a universal language, music theory is its grammar."
I can never quite remember the names of all the modes, but I definitely put in the effort to learn them. Over and above the basic major scale, each mode is simply a related scale based around a given position *within* that major scale, be it 2nd, 3rd, 4th et cetera. For example, the intervals of a minor scale (based around the 6th note of the major root) will be 212-2122.
More importantly, Gary Moore knew how to play very emotive passages, while making it look as easy as could be. That set him apart from a whole plethora of shredders, and made him a much-loved star.
RIP, Gary...you were a true master.
As a lifetime loner I love this piece so much.
Brother you are not the only one
Right on man.
Speaks to my soul too. I have had longtime relationships, my son lives with me (23 now), I have a few good friends......but I am a loner pur sang.
I`m a loner by nature and love it. Zero stress and zero drama.
@@mickey3117 Well then I guess he is not a loner after all xD
It was 2004 and I was 15 years old. I went to take my first guitar lessons and my teacher played this song with his backing track machine, those times where we hardly had a radio. He played this song and I was so touched and emotional. He passed away 5 years ago but now I play all the songs of Gary Moore on guitar to remember my teacher. Rip Astrit
Guitarists like him are exactly the reason why I aspire to play electric guitar as beautifully as them.
Update?
Update?
Gary Moore Plays His Music So Good I Was A Little Girl I Did Not NO much About Him Rest In Peace Gary Moore Thank You For Sharing !
Gary is the only musician who can make me cry with his solo alone... No complexity, just pure emotion attached to it
Yesssss
Well said.
A mí también.
Imo it’s complex because you can shred all day and give zero emotions and value and he managed to give everything with his solos - that’s the hardest thing to do
Gary was a man who explored every aspect of making a guitar sing, cry, yell and scream. Such a great influence for any guitar player who wants to play with emotion. Classy track.
Today 9 years ago that the legend left us.
Still got the blues.....
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10 years...
13 years
Super guitar playing Gary had that touch of genius that made his playing like no other and sad he is gone but not forgotten and his music will be forever
Amazing.. It still touches the depth of my soul..
ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL INSTRUMENTAL SONGS EVER WRITTEN......GOD BLESS GARY......R.I.P.
Robbie García salut frumusetea,urasc intunericul!
YES. NO DOUBT ABOUT THAT.
It ain't an instrumental, if you can listen to the guitar crying!
True as god.
Yes sir!
this is something that most guitarists nowadays is lacking. the emotional connection. everything nowadays is about speed and the best app to make your guitar sound better.
Very few guys can do that but it's always been that way not just a nowadays thing. Off the top of my head the only ones I've seen who can come close lately - John Petrucci, Paul Gilbert, Joe Satriani
Who cares about what instruments you're playing if emotion is absent...
@@turdferguson5847 Those guys you mentioned are shredders. If you mentioned Slash or Sambora then I wouldn't disagree.
@@opendebate not necessarily all those guys I mentioned do way more than shredding and have incredible range in what they play. Now Malmsteen is a straight up shredder
@@turdferguson5847 Dreaming tell me- Yngwie malmsteen, Miracle of life, Broken glass, Prisoner of your love, now is the time, BROTHERS. Son dos cosas totalmente diferente, hay que disfrutar a Malmsteen si te gusta y tambien a Gary Moore. Messi es Excelente, Cristiano Ronaldo también lo es ¿Por qué no disfrutar a los dos?
The saddest guitar's cry of all time ever
😢
This man and this song was the reason why I picked up a guitar. And thank you so much my master sensei, Gary Moore, you will forever live in my heart and soul...
Tellement beau 🙏
Damn right! 30 years rocking this song, Nevers gets old.
This song is why gary moore is the best guitar player to ever live.
Still the most underrated guitarist of all time. Gary god bless him, was unbelievable in his playing. I really miss that he is not in this world anymore. Rest in Peace Mr. Gary Moore, goodnight mate.
underrated de que? es el amo
@@carlosg2 Grassyarse
I discovered his work long after he'd put it out. He turned pain into beauty; how did North America miss it?
I wouldn't call him underrated, but he's underappreciated for sure
Gary Moore wasn't nearly as underrated as some incredibly talented players I could name. Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush were a massive big deal during the 1970s, but when the music video era came along, they just got lost in the shuffle, somehow, and its a darn shame, too.
Some folks like to claim that Frank Marino was a "Hendrix imitator," but if you really check out his body of work, you'll soon find that he went very far beyond what Jimi did. "Dragonfly" was one of their biggest hits back in the day...check it out, you just might learn to love and appreciate them.😉
Моя любимая композиция Гари. Мы все одиноки в какой-то степени. Приходим в этот мир и уходим одни. И нам часто хочется побыть наедине с собой.
Я поклонник разных стилей рока, но здесь настощие виртуозы
Remember when I first heard this song with my father. Felt teardrops on my face, goosebumps all over my body and something more than just admiration for his pure passion... When the song ended, after a few minutes of silence, I told my father; "Dad I wanna buy a guitar"... Years after that day, I still can't help but cry every time I'm listening to this...
Finally, a girl that respects this.
I heard this first time with my uncle ( my mother's bro ) and he played it him self it was so beautiful then i heard the original song .... mg legends never die ....
Why you lying to get attention?
@emon Shh.. Don't kill the mood, you petty man :)
@@tunintunin3417 this video is why I have a Jackson guitar.
That's why 80's is the greatest period of music. It's all about romantic emotion
Король гитары. Король интонирования, вибрато, бендов.. Великий...
Нам тебя не хватает, дорогой Гэри Мур..
2 million, its a joke , it should have 200 millions , best guitarr ballad ever
guitarr huh. okkkkkkkkkkk
@@CB-xr1eg 5.9 million now.
3:06 Oh my goodness..really sends shivers down my spine. Just unbelievable, you can clearly hear the guitar crying. Rest in peace Gary, such an underrated talent.
4.22
Facts mann was he a beast
Every time I listen to this music makes me understand that there is a morning waiting for me
One day. One day, my friend ✊🏽
Beautifull words friend🙏
I hope ot for you and for all of us....Live the dream you always wished for....Make it happen my friend
Такая глубокая палитра чувств возникает при прослушивании этой композиции. Это что-то.
Спасибо Gary , за твою музыку.
if my broken heart could play, it would play exactly the same. so much emotion, the guitar is crying, absolutely beautiful❤❤❤❤😢
Cannot believe how Sir Moore could be so underrated because he made so many memorable tracks.
This musical masterpiece will be at my funeral.
FlashGordon ο
Who was he underrated by ? Not his fans and fellow musicians
FlashGordon it's gonna be my funeral song too. It's just soo gripping. Gets under your skin
I fully agree with you the feel and expression 2nd to none
He plays with such passion and
Spirit in every note he hits
This is the first song that ever made me cry😢
この曲が一番好き
泣きのギター
高校生の時から今でも
何度聴いても涙ぐむ
I used to listen to this a lot back when I was a delivery driver in the winter of 2021. Depressed and lonely, this song brought joy, and to this day, I feel the warmth from the poetic guitar ballad.
RIP Gary Moore.
There was only 1 Gary Moore. Best guitarist ever to live. RIP you legend
He can make that guitar sing like I never heard in my life
Every note matters, that’s what makes it so special
Have ye ever read Holy Qoran? Holy Qoran too, never and ever resembles anything ye ever read in yer lifetime.
Gary is the most underrated guitarists ever he never makes any lists when he should be top 10
Top 5 to be precised! There is almost no guitarist that can touch him let alone modern guitarists. A true legend that will always be remembered. He doesn't need to be in any top 10! He's always number one in our hearts.
Darren Dukes not underated to me....my parents knew he was mean..and his music influenced me
Darren Dukes You are absolute right, but that is with true geniuses, for example they haven't give any Oscar to ennio morricone or to Gary Oldman except for trajectory and that is stupid.
1. Gary Moore
2. Brian May
3. Blackmore
top 10 ??? are you serrious ? Top 1
mouse you are crazy ! The speed technnique is at second place after feelings Who is better than Gary ? Steve Vai ? haha The guitar of Steve Vai is like a moog synth without feelings without fingers vibrato, without brush noise, raking bending, unison bend.... shut up
When I was 16, in the 80’s, I used to watch a programme called ‘Rockschool’.
Gary Moore was on that show one time, and made the guitar sing.
The very next day, I booked my first guitar lesson. And I had lessons for 2 and a half years.
Because of Gary Moore. ☝️
there are no words to describe what I feel when I hear this piece of art, I just feel.
I love this track , You can really feel the emotions through the guitar . Gary was such a brilliant guitarist.
+Fallen Angel 73 Yeah Gary had it all, metal, blues, but especially he had so much emotion in his playing...brilliant!
***** I agree . its a very moving track
Being an addict in my youth, Gary Moore's music kept me going and eventualy got klean
First time hearing this & Ive got tears pouring down my face & goosebumps in my soul... WOW!
me too!!
I'm amazed to still be finding absolute treasure that I've never heard before. Gary looks so young and healthy here. Such a huge loss to music.
Gary Moore was a gift 🎁 we all treasure. RIP, guitar 🎸 god.
Gary Moore - the one and only 🎸
@@Adriatic880 You got *that* right!♥️
Chesney The One And Only song lols 😂😆.Class of 85-89 this was in my heart era ❤87 didn't know that was playing Gary today of his Greatest Hits CD ive had for years.Hard to believe and he was covering Friday On My Mind
The legend lives on. RIP man. Thanks for the music. An absolute masterpiece from the man.
Never forget the look my father gave the day i told him Gary just died at age 58. He was my dads biggest influence, And as my dad died at 55 almost exactly the same way as Gary. These songs mean more then beyond the grave would entail. And my path is clear. Rip the guitar hard, drink heavy and die before life gets unbearable
R.I.P your dad🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I can feel it he is so lonely
his guitar is himself
crying and talking with it. most delicated expressioner by instrument ever. miss you Gary sir
I’ve been listening to this song since 17, even played a part of it in school during graduation, but I have never realised what great emotional impact this masterpiece has. I am 23 now and I am weeping like a child of how amazingly this executed. This man was just something else, really. 😢
Ein Brett💥👍
A powerful guitarist, metalheads love Gary Moore.
RIP Mr. Moore.. hard to believe you've been gone 14 years already!!
one of the best studio album guitar tones I've ever heard.
Великий и гениальный. Покойся с миром, маэстро. Помним и любим...
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Still brings a tear to my eye everytime i dear to hear it once in a while.
ギター一本で泣かせる表現力😢
こんな素晴らしいギタリスト他にはいない。
A TRUE ANTHEM
THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC MAESTRO GARY - FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS
JOHNNIE DIO A true piece of his soul it is...
This really is one of a kind masterpiece... R.I.P Gary
Guitar players today would not be able to write something like this. RIP Gary, you’re the reason I play!!!
I remember playing this song one day when my mother was alive, she'd never heard it before, didn't know the name or the artist, but she commented 'That's a sad song...'. It's amazing how, even just with musical - non-vocal/verbal - notes, played in a certain order and different intonations - distinct emotions can still be conveyed.
Atleast I’m not the only one who feels such emotion, 21 yrs old never known about this thank God I found it 🙏🏻🙆🏻♂️ may God rest this man’s soul I wish I could’ve grown up in this time instead of 2000s
Me too this is very masterpiece
Oh dear! The 2000's were great.
To grow up in the 00's is rallye no fault! Thank you very mich, respecting the former generation.
Sorry for my my 'Bad English'. I'm not a native speaker. And there are pretty much idioms missing 🙈
One of the best guitar solos ever. Return if Possible (RIP), Gary Moore.
This is his greatest works. The setting is perfect. I am a loner and this is perfection for a loner.
@@preistoftheunholy thanks
Names are only echoes and we are only dust one day,- but Gary Moore lives on forever! Cry guitar cry..
Few guitarists had the amount of soul that Gary Moore had.
Neil Young
Andrew Latimer
Andy Powell
Alvin Lee
Duane Allman
Geordie Walker
Brian May
Rick Emmett
This is awesome. There's something unique about Gary's guitar playing, it gets a grip of you and won't let go. Sadly missed. God bless you Gary!
Один из лучших гитаристов-мелодистов!👍❤️
Вечная память, МАЭСТРО...
да...
The Guitar is really crying, the only way to show your true emotions....Chuck Berry and Gary Moore, J Geils Band, your legacy will always carry on, rest in peace, Brothers. Love you always
clintonslineok
Gary is one of the few musicians who can play a beautiful masterpiece using only a small handful of notes. I've learned many songs on guitar and piano and I can say without a doubt that this song has a lot of feeling. As I play this song I am reminded of the most emotional times in my life. It's difficult to explain but this song feels very similar to the solo in The Embalmer by Buckethead Live Version(just skip the chorus and go straight to the solo) but also Lacrimosa by Mozart. I have the same feelings when I play these 3 songs.
Gary fue uno de los mejores guitarristas de la historia del rock. Que descanse en paz allá donde esté. Murió en España, mi país, en Estepona, Málaga. Su música y su guitarra pasarán a los anales de la historia del rock. Este irlandés nos dejó momentos y canciones insuperables. Melodia pura y mucha sensibilidad en su música. Un genio y un figura de la música Rock. Lástima que nos dejó pronto. Te fuiste antes de tu hora, pero the loner estará para siempre en nuestros corazones.
Да уже 11лет прошло.
Que curioso que otro grande de la guitarra, el ingles Alvin Lee también falleció el 2013 a los 68 años, en la misma ciudad española. Sospechosa la guea como decimos aqui en Chile.
2:00 the little lick there is my favourite thing ever played on a guitar, so beautiful
I totally fail to understand the eight people who disliked this. Gary Moore was a phenomenal guitarist.
John Byatt Now 11.12.2017 there are 98 dislikes. They must be young fellas who don t like this type of music
Now 105 all are stupid idiots who don't have any feelings and don't know real music
Now are 116
The count reaches 122. 2k18 is already disappointing
John Byatt 126 dislikes!!! Guys this is beautiful 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🎸
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Gary Moore is genius artist. His music will last forever 🎸🎶
No one will ever be able to play this like Gary did. It is absolute perfectly played but the same time full of emotions. Thank you Gary and see you sometime in guitar heaven ...
To me, Gary Moore was the best guitarplayer in the world. So much emotions and feel to his style. One of a kind, and I miss him.
What a virtuoso. And he has such a nice vibrato technique
Right on. His vibrato makes this song.
The chills are unreal...
Gary is my inspiration as a guitarist. I’ve never heard a man who was able to make such a beautiful voice come from a guitar. I know I’ll never be as great as he was but I know I’ll do my best to carry on his legacy as one of the best guitarists to ever live. You were gone too soon Gary Moore, May you Rest In Peace.
When it comes to emotional guitar solo, Gary is one of the best.
As a loner, i can confirm this track make me feel good.
Remember when I first heard this song I said to myself "what a cool and EASY song for me to learn to play". I really had no clue.
+FenderJunkie100
Gary moore songs may be slow, but they have a lot of notes.One can't play the exact solos LOL.
same story bro
And why it is not easy? technically its even easier than solos of Kirk Hammet!Playing Steve Vai that almost impossible for me
Maybe it is a super easy song technically. Maybe you don't have a clue
+FenderJunkie100 btw yesterday i was able to reconstract part of it without tabulature it is very catchy and super emotional i was feeling lonely so it was in resonance with my feelings!
Legends never die!
One of the greatest most soulful musicians... MAN!!!
one of the greatest solos of all time
This song is such a masterpiece. Like hardly any other song, this transports a deeply longing (for whatever) ❤
Most underrated guitarist ever. He made those guitars sing like nobody else could. An absolute legend. RIP Gary ❣️🙏
He was not underrated. Who told you that?
This song is nothing short of amazing. When you listen to the Still Got The Blues record this song almost feels like a sneak peek of what was to come. Furthermore I wish I could’ve seen Gary in concert before he died. I live in the USA and sadly he never took off in popularity in America outside of the Still Got the Blues record and that’s probably why he never chose to tour here. R.I.P Gary Moore. The music will live forever.
the most logical song ever. everything is as it should be.
Every note is where it belongs, it takes loads of talent to write a solo like this
One of the greatest guitarists of all time, yet underrated... what a feel, a pure class....
The only sound and video in the world that describes lonely man. This is the art about lonely man
Beautiful summer day . But Mr. Moore's guitar begins to play and tears appear in the man's eyes !
gary moore ! one of the greatest guitarist ever !
he left this life to early as far as i am concerned !
the royal Albert Hall is not enough for such a great guitar Player. Miss you so much gary !!!
I am from a Third World Country in the Pacific, and I have followed and admitted Gary Moore, even though there are other great players, the thing that made Gary Moore stands out apart from the rest is that he plays with deep feelings, he can make his guitar cry , sing, yell, and he does it with emotion/ feelings . His guitar solos can very definitely hypnotized you and make you want to pick up a guitar even though it’s past midnight and everyone are sleeping. That’s how powerful Gary Moore’s playing is. All the so called expert critics can try and analyze Gary Moore’s playing tactics, but above all he is the best and always will be, kids will find him interesting and will pick up a guitar cause of him. You’re a rare God sent and taken. RIP Gary.
No doubt he's making the guitar cry!! What a masterpiece this is!!
A true talented genius. His guitar playing and vocals can never be matched. Such a loss for us all.
Gary didn't even need lyrics he just let his guitar do all the talking!!...The emotional effect his playing has is bar none. Shivers down my spine & too underrated 1 of my favorites. And Rolling Stone magazine can eff off not even putting this legend in their 100 best guitarists!!..I mean really?? Rest easy Mr Moore.🤘
This is the 1000th time I listen to this,and still enjoying it like the first time.
You’re not going to go wrong learning from this master, that’s guaranteed!!! Thank you Gary Moore, RIP 🌹🌹🌹
This song should've been 'Stairway To Heaven' Part II. Absolutely mesmorising & untouchable. The greatest guitarist ever
I never get tired to listen to sound of guitar by Gary Moore..