Let me set the scene, late 90's, maybe early 2000's.. I just finished playing a gig in a pub in Kingston in the UK. The sort of place with sticky carpets, where you paid 5 quid on the door to watch a couple of live bands play some originals with a few covers thrown in. The guy that booked us in said to me not to tell too many people but next week Gary Moore was going to play there as a warm-up for his next tour. This was too good to miss, I came back the following week, paid my 5 quid on the door, got the back of my hand stamped and headed inside. Before I got to the room with the stage I could tell the place was packed as it was so hot. So much for keeping it quiet. I squeezed through a load of people to get a pint with my brother (both guitar players) and tried to get a good spot close to the stage to wait in anticipation. When it started I wasn't sure I could believe what was happening, the tone, the passion, the soul, the sustain...I just kept looking over at my brother... mouth open, eyes wide...we didn't say a word, we couldn't...there were no words. We were literally blown away. That little concert left its mark on me and since then I carry a little bit of Gary with me every day. Thanks Gary, thanks for being so awesome and an amazing inspiration.
@Ancient man, sounds like a very cool experience, had a similar moment with Nils Lofgren playing Keith Don't Go on a 12 string acoustic in Gary's home town many years ago.
Angel just because I disagree with you you insult me and called me a paedophile. You feel personally insulted because I said something you don’t like about Gary Moore? And you say it’s because I’m French? Are you sure you’re okay? We are communicating about music not fighting. You must be a Trump follower having such a racist intolerant attitude.
THE greatest blues rock guitarist that has ever lived. Hands down THE BEST!! Gary Moore is the only player that makes my hair stand up. I have some really favourite players but this man sits next to the maker as far as I'm concerned.
Man,Oh, Man! Gary Moore!! As Jeff Beck once said, "No other guitar in the universe can do what a stratocaster can do. I think we're all agreed on that." Certainly in the hands of a master like Gary Moore. I'm so sorry he's gone.
The 2012 Rolling Stone Magazine does not include Gary Moore on the 100 greatest guitar players of all time!!!! WTF!!! Personally Gary is among my top 10.
Rolling stone magazine sucks. They always did. Remember they always blasted led zeppelin First three albums. Gee I wonder how those albums masterpieces have stood test of time
Gary Clark I am 66, teenager when Hendrix alive. Saw SRV live 19 times, the last time about 02 months before he died & he was as great as everybody says. RIP SRV.
Malmsteen is a terrible blues player. Blues is the juice that gets you up off of your caboose! Fuck that neo-classical sweeping arp bullshit. It only impresses teenaged boys. Sorry, I've been drinking.
A lot of people cover foxy (including me 😊) but Gary is the only one that has the feel like Jimi. I met Gary by accident during his 80's g-force days, I was playing with a cover band and he was in the same hotel. We got talking about guitars and he came by the room, I showed him my GL guitar. He picked it up and let it rip!! Wow! In his heavy accent said "fucking a right guitar man" I really didn't know who he was but I was a fan from that second. Months later I began to see who he was, I always followed his music and copped a lot of his style (people say I play to aggressive)🙄 I miss guitar players like Gary. A true musicians musicians. God bless you Gary! You gave it all. Peace.
@@WiesiekZdobywca No disrespect to SRV, I always preferred Gary. SRV was more a straight true blues guy, and was incredible. Gary was so much more than just blues, he made blues with a more metal tone and I preferred his music more
There are a lot of people out there who have a similar feeling, when highly sensitive people choose to play an instrument it sounds like a Monsun of emotions coming out of the guitar.
Every performance Gary More played with his hair on fire 🔥, that's what makes him the greatest axe man there ever was. I love you Gary, Thank you for all you gave for the love of music, R.I.P. Brother ! Brian Maurice.
Jaw-drop! Love how he plays the first solo note for note. And big, fat notes they are. What a completely reliable and always exciting player. Such speed-chop precision.
Messze Jimi Hendrix gitár játékáról az ujjai nem úgy működnek mint Hendrixe.Hendrixet az utolsó koncertjén láttam hibázni de még akkor is visszatudta vezetni a számot az elejére.Annyira termeszetessen professzionálisan kezelte Hendrix a Gitárját.Eneklt mint egy primadonna közösült vele a színpadon felgyújtotta mint Monereyben aWah-Wah pedál kalozanak tartottak.Sajnos korai halála nagy veszteség volt a rock zenének.
The passion, the intensity, the blues, the simplicity. In my opinion this is why Gary Moore is bang on when playing Hendrix. It’s n0t supposed to be technically -perfect or have blistering scales and arpeggios. It’s all feel. Gary does it right. He can peel out and shred on his 80s rock stuff. This is not the material for that type- of playing. He knew it. He respected it. He got it. RIP GM.
Gary and SRV do the best Jimi covers. And the drummer... Of course Mitch Mitchel really makes the cover authentic. A world class drummer. It shows how important he was to the sound when he was with the Experience.
Mitchel was "the shit" as we say in the USA... Mr. Moore straight up has the most intense chops I've heard doing this trak. PS I was alive at the same time Jimi was... I'm old-school to say the least. SRV :-) Rocks as well!
Yes, finally a cover of this classic in the original key! I shouldn't be surprised that Gary was hip to why this song doesn't sound that great in E. F#!
my favorite version of foxy lady, and jimi is my favorite guitarist, something about this performance is just too bloody good, that first solo man... never get tired of it.
Gary appeared unannounced at a benefit night in Dublin for legendary session guitarist Jimmy Faulkner who had just died, in 2008. It looked from the excitement that even the other musicians onstage (lots of big names) didn't expect him. I was never a fan so I was actually disappointed. And then for the next hour I have to admit I was blown away, I've seen both Jeff beck and Peter green and neither of them impressed me as much as Gary that night. The SOUND out of that guitar, the sustain, the tone, fantatic and he got it by sheer volume, no pedals or fx. His guitar was 10 times louder than anything onstage up til then and I initially just thought he was being the big star but, like Hendrix himself, that's how Gary gets that sound
Gary took Hendrix covers to another level to which I have yet to see repeated.What a guitarist who could play any genre! Really in a league of his own.RIP
That's not guitar solo man ! That's like chopping on the heart with a (red) Indian hand axe ! Man what a heart wrenching solo! Gary How could you ! How could you do that !!! I am drop dead man !
Damn right ! I eat blues, I live in blues, I sleep in blues, I dream in blues but I bleed in Red, courtesy of Jimi Hendrix, SRV, Gary Moore, Roy Buchanan, Carlos Santana, Neal Schon and Warren Haynes.
![Gary Moore - Red House (Jimi Hendrix Cover) (Fender Stratocaster 50th Anniversary) [HQ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pvu7Y91xUKM/mqdefault.jpg)
Let me set the scene, late 90's, maybe early 2000's.. I just finished playing a gig in a pub in Kingston in the UK. The sort of place with sticky carpets, where you paid 5 quid on the door to watch a couple of live bands play some originals with a few covers thrown in. The guy that booked us in said to me not to tell too many people but next week Gary Moore was going to play there as a warm-up for his next tour. This was too good to miss, I came back the following week, paid my 5 quid on the door, got the back of my hand stamped and headed inside. Before I got to the room with the stage I could tell the place was packed as it was so hot. So much for keeping it quiet. I squeezed through a load of people to get a pint with my brother (both guitar players) and tried to get a good spot close to the stage to wait in anticipation. When it started I wasn't sure I could believe what was happening, the tone, the passion, the soul, the sustain...I just kept looking over at my brother... mouth open, eyes wide...we didn't say a word, we couldn't...there were no words. We were literally blown away. That little concert left its mark on me and since then I carry a little bit of Gary with me every day. Thanks Gary, thanks for being so awesome and an amazing inspiration.
Thanks for sharing that story, man. I almost feel like I have been there. I can imagine...
@Ancient man, sounds like a very cool experience, had a similar moment with Nils Lofgren playing Keith Don't Go on a 12 string acoustic in Gary's home town many years ago.
Great memory!
Awesome
Love that!
I love how every time Gary Moore played he gave 1000%.
+zodiacbluesbaby TRUE!
zodiacbluesbaby
A thousand per cent of not much
that's literally impossible.
Angel just because I disagree with you you insult me and called me a paedophile. You feel personally insulted because I said something you don’t like about Gary Moore? And you say it’s because I’m French? Are you sure you’re okay? We are communicating about music not fighting. You must be a Trump follower having such a racist intolerant attitude.
Gary had one of the very best Strat tones ever produced. RIP.
Gary and Mark knopfler...Fuck Tullamore Dew...lol
CK Kim no he does not that belongs to jimi henderix
Wayland Wallace he said “one of the best tones” not the best
Peter Megyeri Gary Moore had the best tone for any guitar if he was the one playing it!
Robert Rohde true
THE greatest blues rock guitarist that has ever lived.
Hands down THE BEST!!
Gary Moore is the only player that makes my hair stand up.
I have some really favourite players but this man sits next to the maker as far as I'm concerned.
You could be right.Outplayed Hendrix on this one.SRV and Rory all up there jammin'.Imagine that line up.
Man,Oh, Man! Gary Moore!! As Jeff Beck once said, "No other guitar in the universe can do what a stratocaster can do. I think we're all agreed on that." Certainly in the hands of a master like Gary Moore. I'm so sorry he's gone.
Jeff Beck was one of his favourites, the world just lost another great.
@@GMLucGM Amen, Brother!
The 2012 Rolling Stone Magazine does not include Gary Moore on the 100 greatest guitar players of all time!!!! WTF!!! Personally Gary is among my top 10.
Rolling stone magazine sucks. They always did. Remember they always blasted led zeppelin
First three albums. Gee I wonder how those albums masterpieces have stood test of time
And. Mr Gary Moore not. Just top top 100 he is easy top. 20 on anyone's list
Make that 5
@@steveninthelou I will use the only that I have once I run out from toilet paper LOL!!
@Mark Gibbins Without a doubt he is my number one guitarist of all-time!
My biggest regret in life is that I never got to see Jimi Hendrix play live, my second greatest regret is that I never got to see Gary Moore.
I never saw SRV live, but have watched many of his videos. Love the guy, one of the greatest as well
Gary Clark I am 57 and I was really too young to see Jimi, but would have loved it. Gary is one I so, so, so wish I had seen.
I was lucky enough to see Gary twice on the Still Got The Blues tour. If you think this is good then seeing him live would have blown your mind.
Gary Clark
Gary check this Gary Moore track LIVE Gary Moore - 1987 - 6. Empty Rooms + (Solo) ua-cam.com/video/E56HLAlPTD8/v-deo.html
Gary Clark I am 66, teenager when Hendrix alive. Saw SRV live 19 times, the last time about 02 months before he died & he was as great as everybody says. RIP SRV.
one of the most underrated guitarists ever, the guy was a guitar magician.
It's a real shame how underrated this guy is, for real. Unbelievable! Definitely one of the very, VERY best to ever pick up the guitar.
@@Angel-fz8dr Underrated he was not, you just had to hear him play once to know he was amazing. I think the word is "unknown".
@@bobkozalov8821 you have a point here...
Not underrated, everyone that knows of him, KNOWS he’s otherworldly. He’s just not as well known as his talents justify.
This is the most powerhouse version of Foxy Lady I've heard.
RIP Gary Moore.Tearing up the Stratosphere with all the ol crew.
From West Oz
R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...💯🙏💔
Did he say "F off foxey" ???
One of the finest cover versions of one of the finest songs by one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
fully agreed whit it 👍,,mark
My Guitar Heroe, R.I.P. Mr. Moore
He played with his soul. Every single time
Pure blood sweat and tears.
I think Hendrix spirit, possessed him.
Gary, you were the Best. Forget Malmsteen et all. You had it all. Feel, Speed, tone. Sadly missed. RIP
Vem är Malmsteen? You mean Europe? I dont like my self but bourn 1961 love Jimi Hendrix.
Malmsteen is a terrible blues player. Blues is the juice that gets you up off of your caboose! Fuck that neo-classical sweeping arp bullshit. It only impresses teenaged boys. Sorry, I've been drinking.
Stupid comparison..Yngwie is a thing of its own..so as Gary.
A lot of people cover foxy (including me 😊) but Gary is the only one that has the feel like Jimi. I met Gary by accident during his 80's g-force days, I was playing with a cover band and he was in the same hotel. We got talking about guitars and he came by the room, I showed him my GL guitar. He picked it up and let it rip!! Wow! In his heavy accent said "fucking a right guitar man" I really didn't know who he was but I was a fan from that second. Months later I began to see who he was, I always followed his music and copped a lot of his style (people say I play to aggressive)🙄 I miss guitar players like Gary. A true musicians musicians. God bless you Gary! You gave it all. Peace.
I think you' ve never listened to Stevie Ray Vaughan, try to look at Vodoo Chile, and there is Kenye Wayne Sheperd also
JUST WOW !!
@@WiesiekZdobywca No disrespect to SRV, I always preferred Gary. SRV was more a straight true blues guy, and was incredible. Gary was so much more than just blues, he made blues with a more metal tone and I preferred his music more
There are a lot of people out there who have a similar feeling, when highly sensitive people choose to play an instrument it sounds like a Monsun of emotions coming out of the guitar.
What kind of gear does he use to get that wonderful tone.
Every performance Gary More played with his hair on fire 🔥, that's what makes him the greatest axe man there ever was. I love you Gary, Thank you for all you gave for the love of music, R.I.P. Brother !
Brian Maurice.
In Rock 'n Roll heaven, Jimi just patted Gary on the back and said "Well done, Brother!
I imagine Jimi n Stevie putting their arms around his shoulders as he walks thru the pearly gates!
One of the very best covers of this I have ever seen. But not surprised . It's Gary Moore . Legend !!!
In my particular book, he was probably the best. Just in terms of passion alone. R.I.P. Gary
Holy sh*t, this is dynamite!!! Gary was a badass guitar player but the bassist and drummer nailed it!!!
Hendrix + Gary = Genius!!!
Gary Moore was, is and always will be pure fire! Miss you and may you rest in peace
The frets on that strat are freshhhhhhhhhhh af
Gary played with such fire and intensity, few could match it. His passion and emotion just BLISTERS. I know Jimi would be proud..
Gary = legend... what a loss to music, stunning guitarist
Gary Moore was one of the greatest guitarists who ever lived.How I wish he were still alive.
Jaw-drop! Love how he plays the first solo note for note. And big, fat notes they are.
What a completely reliable and always exciting player. Such speed-chop precision.
Tor Strasburg h
Crazy that he played in the middle pickup position the entire song. 😮
Played in F# as it should be and not in E as most do, Gary Moore=THE beast, never disappointing. RIP master...
Amen....i once had a guitar teacher trying to show me this song in E...i got so mad I quit going to him...lol
Probably one of the most perfect guitar performances without a doubt. Jimi and Gary deserve their place in the history books.
Drummer for Gary Moore rocks, including the bassist. And Gary? Well, he's badass too.
This master piece from Gary shows how underrated the middle pickup on a strat is :-)
One of the best tones I ever heard on a Stratocaster
Those hands though, damn man, he beat that guitar up when he played
Incredible !
Only one word for this.........Awsome.
that last solo is played on the mid position of the strat.. just an amazing sound!!!
Guillermo Pastori no matter what position you put a strat in, it sounds great!
Messze Jimi Hendrix gitár játékáról az ujjai nem úgy működnek mint Hendrixe.Hendrixet az utolsó koncertjén láttam hibázni de még akkor is visszatudta vezetni a számot az elejére.Annyira termeszetessen professzionálisan kezelte Hendrix a Gitárját.Eneklt mint egy primadonna közösült vele a színpadon felgyújtotta mint Monereyben aWah-Wah pedál kalozanak tartottak.Sajnos korai halála nagy veszteség volt a rock zenének.
Gary does Jimmie proud!
R.I.P Gary Moore
God damn that strat sounds good!
Was lucky enough to see him play live. Have seen a lot of very good guitarists. This guy was jaw dropping. Will never forget it.
Come on now! That was an amazing performance !
Gary was a Excellent Guitarist and Great performer.. dearly missed
Gary Moore - Foxey Lady (Blues for Jimi)
klasse !!!
This clearly shows why Gary was such an outstanding guitarist. RIP Gary, but your music lives forever !
The passion, the intensity, the blues, the simplicity. In my opinion this is why Gary Moore is bang on when playing Hendrix. It’s n0t supposed to be technically -perfect or have blistering scales and arpeggios. It’s all feel. Gary does it right. He can peel out and shred on his 80s rock stuff. This is not the material for that type- of playing. He knew it. He respected it. He got it.
RIP GM.
He might be gone but his style will never be matched Gary Moore and Jeff Healey and of course Hendrix are my favourite guitar players
The guy is a legend he Poor's his heart into every note and it shows
Gary and SRV do the best Jimi covers. And the drummer... Of course Mitch Mitchel really makes the cover authentic. A world class drummer. It shows how important he was to the sound when he was with the Experience.
Darrin Mooney on the drums
I Think drums could be better with simple drumming. Not jazz style all the time how Mitch played.
Mitchel was "the shit" as we say in the USA... Mr. Moore straight up has the most intense chops I've heard doing this trak. PS I was alive at the same time Jimi was... I'm old-school to say the least. SRV :-) Rocks as well!
Yes, finally a cover of this classic in the original key! I shouldn't be surprised that Gary was hip to why this song doesn't sound that great in E. F#!
GARY WAS ONE OF THE BEST GUITAR PLAYERS FROM HIS ERA. WONDERFUL HOMAJE TO HENDRIX.
my favorite version of foxy lady, and jimi is my favorite guitarist, something about this performance is just too bloody good, that first solo man... never get tired of it.
Gary appeared unannounced at a benefit night in Dublin for legendary session guitarist Jimmy Faulkner who had just died, in 2008. It looked from the excitement that even the other musicians onstage (lots of big names) didn't expect him. I was never a fan so I was actually disappointed. And then for the next hour I have to admit I was blown away, I've seen both Jeff beck and Peter green and neither of them impressed me as much as Gary that night. The SOUND out of that guitar, the sustain, the tone, fantatic and he got it by sheer volume, no pedals or fx. His guitar was 10 times louder than anything onstage up til then and I initially just thought he was being the big star but, like Hendrix himself, that's how Gary gets that sound
What a performance, ass kicking version all the way. Missing gary Moores talent every day.
Absolutely fantastic play!! One of the best ever in my opinion. Loved it!
Probably the best band ever Gary being so good his backing band was perfect or off you go.
My first time to hear him play this song....WOW!!!
Gary Moore is absolutely amazing. His skill incredible! A true Master of the Stratocaster. RIP Gary we all miss you.
I can't help it. I have to come back and listen from time to time. Simply Amazing.
Bravo quand même au bassiste qui tient la baraque.
Muito bom !
Irado !
Gary Moore é uma lenda.
Rio de Janeiro- l🇧🇷
Ya really fine job great sound.....jam on...
Stunning!!!
Zappa Hendrix und Moore spielen jetzt im Himmel zusammen GEIL!
Can’t describe how good this is
Thank God for Gary
Gary Moore + Fender Start + Marshall Plexi + Marshall Checkerboard cabs = Perfection!
Gary Moore is by far one of the best guitarists since Hendrix Saw Garry 3 nites in a row at a small Rock Club Called Lamours in Brooklyn NY
MASTER!
His music will live on!
Beautiful stuff Gary. You never bored people with your playing. Such a virtuoso and one of the best man. RIP 🌹😀
What a huge sound out of strat man , respect , rip.
Will always be my number 1 guitarist. The eight years since we lost him have gone by so quick.
I am mad he drank himself to death. Such a talent.
A real devil on stage!!! Miss your energy and your music so much Gary!!!
What a Beast!!
Gary the best
The Greatest. 💚💚💚💚💚
Awesome tribute to Jimi...really captures the spirit of that aspect of him on stage. RIP to both.
Saw Galbo a few times live & he never failed to deliver. RIP fella. A true blues/rock legend.
❤️ GARY MOORE❤️ You touched my soul...every time...
So, so very good
Hell yeah !
Gary took Hendrix covers to another level to which I have yet to see repeated.What a guitarist who could play any genre! Really in a league of his own.RIP
R.I.P LEGEND
This man hand it in spades! RIP Gary Moore.
Vintage Hendrix played by the great Gary Moore. R.I.P.
Gary n.1 forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The sound of Daves Bass is fat unreal gig lads RIP Gary
Wow 😎
That's not guitar solo man ! That's like chopping on the heart with a (red) Indian hand axe ! Man what a heart wrenching solo! Gary How could you ! How could you do that !!! I am drop dead man !
Damn right ! I eat blues, I live in blues, I sleep in blues, I dream in blues but I bleed in Red, courtesy of Jimi Hendrix, SRV, Gary Moore, Roy Buchanan, Carlos Santana, Neal Schon and Warren Haynes.
Great sound, great playing. Thank you Gary!
Jimi would have loved this!!!!
Super concert ❤️🍀🎵🎶🎼🎸✌️🍀👌🎤🥁🍂
All I can say is WOW!!!!!!!!
I love how 1:47 is the most replayed part 🤣🤣🤣
On a serious note, this is a phenomenal cover!
Гари, как же я за тобой скучаю((( Благодарю судьбу, что довелось услышать тебя вживую на концерте! Вечная память!
Legend's
The drummer has some serious chops
R.I.P. Gary & Jimi, true legends!
I remember seeing Gary in a small club in Plymouth UK back in the seventies. The band was Skid Row and Gary was seventeen!!!!
Thank you Gary! You make my coding more enjoyable ! R.I.P
same here
You code to Gary Moore?! Interesting!
raw and uncut.Those bends
Beautiful!!!💚