Gary Moore (Still Got The Blues...PLUS Kel's Detective Skills at Work) Kel's First Reaction SURPRISE
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- Опубліковано 30 бер 2020
- TOTAL SHOCKER FOR RICH...Kel's First Reaction to Gary Moore's STILL GOT THE BLUES carries a few epic surprises that only our "CHICK NORRIS" could pull off...Way to be, Kel.
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R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...💯💔🙏
Gary Moore...one of my all-time heroes. Not ashamed to admit I cried when he passed away. He was someone I didn't think would go so soon
That ladies and gentlemen is what a Les Paul is supposed to sound like.
armadillotoe Mine doesn’t sound quite like that and never will no matter how much I play it!
I'm been playing guitar for 43+years I never cared for Les Paul's, you get any sound from a P.R.S.
Peter Green’s 1959 Les Paul, I believe.
@@robertlight2370 Yes it surely is.
... absolutely
I love every damned note that Irish Genius ever played.
Garry was from East Belfast, The Castlereagh Rd. He wasn`t Irish, he was British.
@@stephensmith4480 ofcourse he was Irish.North of the border,but Irishand British
@@garmurphy6284 No argument from me mate. I`m Irish on my maternal Grandmothers side and my ex missus is from East Belfast who would tell you she is BRITISH. Strange world Hey.
@@stephensmith4480 There is two of us in it to be honest,Stephen.We are as bad on that subject this side of the fence.As you said,
Missing the kast word.Mad
Gary Moore was in a class all by himself! That guitar was screaming the blues!!
One of the most underrated guitarists ever. Change my mind.
He's not underrated to those of us who pay attention... ;)
IMHO Gary’s stinging tone, soaring vibrato, endless sustain and beautiful phrasing is unmatched. And I sorely miss his music.
Not underrated. One of the best ever and one hell of a voice.
Gary Moore is one of the most talented Bluesman. :-)
@@patrickgrant8842 Amen!!!
Gary Moore and Rory Gallagher; the best two electric axe-men from Ireland. Both treasures both under-rated.
I've been requesting Rory Gallagher at their site for a while. Best guitarist I ever saw live.
yes and pat mc manus too ;. what fabulous irish trio :-)
and Robbo from Lizzy and Motorhead
@@gerardvandooren2075 Robbo was Brilliant. 👍
Underated ? I don't think so they are world wide superstars . Ireland produces leaders in this field 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲☘️☘️☘️🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
Gary Moore's performance here just sends chills up my back. This is legendary.
Indeed-
Moore was a musician who could pull more emotion out of his guitar than most guitarists living today, and that includes Keith Richards, Jeff Beck and Jimmy Page.
My favorite guitar player! The GREATEST blues player you never heard! The best blues song EVER! "Listen to that tone, the solo ! He's plays so much feeling and emotions......unreal! RIP MR. Moore.🙏
Thank you Gary, so glad I got to see you live, beautiful just beautiful.
There will never be another like him, ever.....The Messiah he does will bring tears to your eyes...
Easiest the most under appreciated guitarist off all time.
Gary was never "underrated" he played with BB King and other masters. He should be in the top 10 list for best electric guitar players of all time.
Gary Moore the legend, R. I. P.
He's feeling it. The passion is written all over his face. That's a true musician at work.
I'm an old 65 year old man. Older then I should be feeling I just wanted to say I really enjoy the way y'all listen to your music. It reminds me of my homeless days back in Dallas. We were always on the hunt for dope, weapons are women. 98% of the time we found none of these things. Eventually we fed into a small enclave of seven and eight people under a bridge on Highway 30 in Dallas.
Eventually we got bigger and took up underpasses on highway 45, Highway 30 and Highway 35.
We were known as the crupple-catcher-crusher.
This must be understood like between a Bradbury story, a Matheson book, Frankenstein, Revelation and decision time.
I've played for nearly 50 years and without bragging I'm damn good. To be able to play that note for note is an unbelievable accomplishment as a player. TO CREATE THAT is something I do not comprehend... YET
One of my favourite songs and probably my favourite guitarist. It broke my heart when he passed IN 2011 having never had the good fortune to see him play live.
not only does his guitar cry,but iy makes you cry,we have lost,yhe best guitarist in the world rest in peace my friend,
The look on your faces while Gary played was fantastic and exactly how I imagine my face looked as I stood 10 feet from Gary at Jezabelz night club in Anaheim in 1987 me and about 300 others got to experience the master on the Wild Frontiers album tour, It was an amazing night and show and the only time I saw Gary live. R.I.P. Gary
Rest in Peace Gary, a beautiful soul and a truly great guitarist.
RIP Gary - you still got the blues... and... you know I love you, you know it's true...
The whole album that Gary Moore did is just fantastic.
Now. Thats music! 31 years later. Still sound pretty good!
Listened to this a million times and it still brings a tear to my eye every time its that bloody good..
This has to be one of the best live performances of all time. I believe it is up there with Comfortably Numb live performance by David Gilmore. Someone said earlier that Gary Moore is so underrated as a guitarist and I would agree. I have never underrated him as I have been listening to him for many decades. Thanks so much for this video< it really helps bring some perspective to things. Brian.
I had to double check that I hadn't written this myself. Yes. Yes, damnit.
You are right.
They are my 2 favourite Live Guitar solos, Sherry.
One of the most underrated vocalists ever!!! Killer tone for days, incredible axe playing, great song writer, great performer. What an amazing blessing from God Gary was. 🙏
Gary Moore is the reason (or at least one of the first reasons) that I like rock and metal. I was just a kid when I heard how he made that guitar cry and sing, and from that moment I was hooked. This is still one of my favourite songs ever to this day.
RIP Gary. One of the greatest guitarists to have ever walked the earth. Absolutely amazing. Been a fan from the first time I heard victims of the future. From his rock days to his blues , absolutely one of a kind and never to be repeated. Plays with soul and heart.
Best guitar player ever. Genius. I still got the blues for you, Gary
Thank you both SO much for playing Gary Moore. I have loved his artistry for so long. And that TONE that he gets from his Les Paul, Wow!!
this is the first video of you guys I've seen, so I gotta say first that I am sorry for your loss. And also you guys are such a cute couple, the way you guys look at each other it's just beautiful.
Welcome! Glad you discovered us. We love sharing the music and moments that matter most!!!!! Much love, Kel’N’ Rich
Saw Moore only twice. First time at the 1982 Reading Rock Festival in the U.K. Second time a year later at the same festival as part of the guest musicians on Thin Lizzy's farewell tour. Gary Moore turned to the blues but he's a rock guitarist at heart and that's something he couldn't hide.
Awesome 👍 tune and awesome vocal as well. RIP Gary Moore! 🙏
A far better singer than people think… and one of the best guitarists ever… he wrings every cent of value out of that Gold Top
RIP great irishman and good jam with Rory,Phil and others in heaven .
Gary Moore is my favorite player. Please check out "The Messiah will Come Again"....a tutorial on playing a guitar. Gary's cover of Roy Buchanan song. Roy did it great......Gary took it to new levels. It'll wear you out to watch him perform this.
This man is leaving his blood on the stage. He has given everything of him to the audience. you can't top that.
I had the privilege of seeing Gary Moore live in the early eighties, he was incredible! My favorite guitarist, and the most underrated... by far. Thanks for doing this one
Great Choice, That is probabaly my favorite song. I've been a Gary Moore fan since his days in Thin Lizzy. RIP Gary. Nice Job guys
...and when he was playing with Dr Strangely Strange - (strangely strange days we're going through now!).
His voice and that guitar have so much feeling, so much passion, without a doubt one of my favorite ballads since I was a child.
Just watched your video. This entire album of his is great!!
You might and probably not see it but as an epileptic metalhead myself I admire you both for carrying on Jared spirit, your love for him and the love you have for each other is a thing of pure beauty, it's always a pleasure of mine to see how music can unite people, take care. ❤
Oh man. That’s deep. Thank you. He lifts up all of us and you living large is what must happen!!!!
Horns up. Head banging. Hearts pounding. Fists pumping.
Love ya,
Kel ‘N’ Rich
@@Kel.N.RichReactions Glad to read that, been following the channel for a while, keep up the good work and mostly keep enjoying yourselves ! Have a good day.
Seems to be plenty of "he was so underated" comments around.
He was'nt, Because I and millions of others in the world, admired his talent for decades before he passed .
And the other members of Thin Lizzy, knew just how sublime he could be, and so Fast incredible, i play guitars and although after decades on fretboards i could never Ever hope to reach this Guys standard.
Also those in the industry knew how great a player Gary Moore was.
Great that his records and playing ability shine on.
A friend of mine once come round my house when I was younger with another lad I never met while playing guitar, the boy laughed while looking at my music collection and said you listen to my dad, was Gary Moores son jack, few weeks later I went to his dads house and played some of his famous guitars then Gary walked in after he had a few drinks at the pub and just sat and watched me play for an hour lol amazing experience
Love a great bluesmen. Gary Moore was one of the best.
I know I requested it before, but I'm going to say it again. If you love blues, listen to "A Million Miles Away" by Rory Gallagher from Irish Tour 74. Don't mean to be a pain in the ask.😁
Yes! Rory Gallagher! BBC session What In The World.
Gary Moore and this song - proof that a guitar can cry.
Unbelievable song by an incredibly unbelievably amazing Singer/Guitarist. Wish he was still alive today continue to share his gift to millions.
Your reactions to this video were priceless and equally genuine.
Circle of fourths starting on the ii-V-I That's why they sounds similar.
Also check out “Parisienne Walkways” live.
They have already done a live version of Parisienne Walkways. :)
i dont care what people think but this guy for me was the f..king best lead gutarist that has ever lived,and im a big who fan,this guy kicks arse rest in peace mr gary moore you are truly missed
I remember buying Gary’s ‘Victims of the Future’ album in the mid-80’s and it was his voice as much as his guitar work that hooked me. Back then he was playing more a heavy rock style and he went to the blues thing in the 90’s. Either way, the guy is a legend of rock and of blues. When he hits those high notes on his Les Paul it’s like someone just poured warm honey in my ears.
These guys from Ireland...Oh they're killing me! I love this!
Some people play guitar Gary makes it sing those riffs soar like a bird still miss him.
This song brings a tear to my eye !!!!!!!!!!
Truly one of the greatest of all time!! You need to react to “The Messiah Will Come Again”!! Pure emotion, Gary makes that guitar cry!!!!
Unbelievable Hello and Still got the blues wow ,That's called borrowing, who knew Both awesome.
Gary moore was a music genius & what a guitarist ...mind blowing ..his best friend & school friend ...was phil lynott of thin lizzy & was a member for a short while ...listen to wild frontier..& out in the fields were they both play together & sing ..its about growing up in ireland ...& its troubles ...
What a talent he had and such a loss to music when he passed away so young. R.I.P Gary
one of the most underrated metal albums of all times, is gary moore - victims of the future. the title song, and murder in the skies (about the russians shooting down a plane) tnx
Got to see Gary Moore co-headline with Krokus back in 1983. Still one of the best performances I've seen live.
Saw Gary Moore with Krokus and Foghat 1983 Market Square Arena
The similarity in the melody is impressive. Wow guys!!...you surprised me. 😮🙂👍
Wonderful reaction to a wonderful song by a guitar genius.I swear I saw a tear in Rich's eye at the exact same time, I, a 66-year-old man also started to well up and I cried a little, which is very out of character but I "think" I was shedding a tear, nostalgically, for Gary and all those who have passed because as you get older one-by-one both personally and in the wider World of the Entertainment World you grew up in they pass on. Yesterday I realized that 5 of the stars in my favourite UK Comedy/Drama of the 1980s have now passed already...
In the last 2 momths 11 Top UK Stars like Sean Connery and Dame Diana Rigg have also now passed...
Greatest guitar solo faces of all time, Rest in peace Gary Moore
Kel-n-Rich,
This was just awesome. Gary Moore just put his heart and soul into the song and really made his guitar cry and wail. I just love the blues when such great performers such as Gary Moore get ahold of it.
Just lovin' it.
And thanks to you Rich for all of your efforts in putting together these high quality videos. I look at a lot of the other reaction shows and can honestly say that yours is, by far, the best.
Looking forward to the next.
Stay safe everybody.
Scott out Captain
That’s was a great catch , I never put the two together 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wow ! Kel . .. That was a great catch. I've heard both of those songs hundreds of times and never put that together. Awesome
Hey Kel, nailed it, I heard it to!
There are A LOT of people who don’t know that this song and/or singer even exists. Thank you so much for sharing it!! ☺️
Great choice guys! Love it!
Woah! 🧐😲 Was in the same headspace you were, Rich.
She's *_GOOD_* ! _Nailed it!_ 😃
IMHO one of the best Blues songs ever written, thanks that, made my afternoon!!
The messiah will come again by Gary Moore is the one which make you fall in love with this guy
Many many thanks Kel-n-Rich for this very interesting video, you have really brightened up my day. I was lucky enough to see Gary Moore on the Still Got the Blues tour in 1990 at the old Town and Country Club in Kentish Town London a relatively small venue and I was very close to Gary which was an incredible privilege. It was the night England beat Belgium in the World Cup and Gary came back on stage at the end of gig to tell us England had won. Gary's music takes you places not many other musicians ever can.
I've grown up listening to amazing guitarists, be it Angus Young, be it Tony Iommi, be it Billy Gibbons, be it Brian May, be it David Gilmour, be it ... you get the drift. Really, truly great players - but not a single one of them made me go "THAT is what I want to be able to do!". Until Gary Moore came along with Still Got The Blues. The way he makes his guitar sing and wail in this song is responsible for me picking up the guitar. It's just something else. If you took the vocals away you'd still know what the song is about. He was so damn good emotionally and technically. He could go for a shred in an emotional song without it sounding out of place. He was incredible and he will always be my favorite player.
I happened across that vid about ten yrs ago and was obsessed. I started working on it and it took me about 4 or 5 days to get the solos polished and note for note perfect. I started playing guitar in 85 as a sophomore in hs. Steve
Good job Kel! I often do that. I listen to a song or someone says something and it reminds me of a song. Very good Kel. I didn't catch this one.
Kel, what a genius find and just pulling that likeness out of the thin air except Gary Moore genius is beyond that could have ever been dreamed of. These BS Lawsuits are nothing more than an attempt to exploit others. RIP Gary you are the best of the best.
Gary the absolute madman.
Amazing
I still love this song. Just after I graduated in 91 or thereabouts, I bought my first home CD player from Best Buy for my family’s stereo system, and with it came a CD with all kinds of music on it. This song was one of the songs.
I can only imagine that you think of you son playing that song and imagine him there, Respect to both of you it must be hard
I’m glad to say I seen him live in the Glasgow Barralands. Absolutely epic gig loved it 👍 he played this but Parisienne walkways surprisingly
Comparing Hello to this shows her musical training. She's dead on and it was quite impressive. Well done. Steve
I have heard both these songs countless times over the years and my brain never registered the melodial link before until now. Well done Kels I'm gob smacked
Saw Gary M. in a kind of basement under a pub in Manchester, mid-seventies. Had him just a couple of yards away. Colliseum II, perhaps.
Mind-blowing and mystefying....
Check out Gary playing Black Rose at Phil Lynetts tribute concert. Rip Gary Rip Phil... True legends
He was a great guitarist! You guys are awesome!
This is just pure blues @ it's very best... I never want it to end 😎🎸
& the beautiful tune flowing out of that magic guitar mixed with that smooth as velvet one 0of a kind voice hits every button all at once 😉
Great call Kel 😇
(You get a 10 out of 10 with that one)
Gary Moore was a huge influence on my playing. He could explode with these fiery solos and turn on a dime and just tear your heart out with his soulful playing. Give Corridors of Power and Victims of the Future albums a spin. His live music is a grand slam! I miss Gary Moore. Thanks for sharing this moment!
This was the theme to a holiday I had in France many years - it seemed to be everywhere. Very much a feeling I got that I now associate with this song.
Gary Moore is one of the reasons I attempt to play guitar. Kel and Rich I love your reaction videos. I only wish I could have Kel’s gift of hearing these songs for the first time. What I would give to hear Stairway To Heaven, Jimi Hendrix’s strat again for the first time. From a fan from Toronto Canada god bless.
Pure Perfection!
If there isn't already one then you need to get this lady listening to Parisienne Walkways
There's a couple of songs with that exact melody. It probably comes from an old jazz standard called "Autumn Leaves" written in the 40's
I was familiar with Gary Moore because of his work in Thin Lizzy but didn't get to see him until several years after that in 1983 when he was solo and opening up for Def Leppard. My best friend and I both went out the very next day looking for his new album at the time. Without a doubt, he blew everyone else off the stage that night.
I still remember the first time I heard this song while my wife was listening to Radio Delilah many years ago - it made me stop what I was doing to listen - I was blown away - it still gives me the tingles
Impeccable doesn't describe it well enough.
Hell, Kel. What a great connection!