GARY MOORE - MESSIAH WILL COME AGAIN | REACTION
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No one was ever better than Gary Moore!
I have tears running down my face.... He didn't get the credit he deserves. He always plays what he felt.... Good job/ Gary moore. Rip- soft soul🙏
Agree 💯
Greatest guitarist to ever liveR.I.P GARY MOORE
She's not wrong getting "feeling sad" vibes cause no one but Gary Moore could make the guitar sound so sad. I was lucky to see/hear Gary live way back in 1990 and the last encore was this song and he played it with such emotion, passion and also lots of improvisation. A memory for life.
Gary was a master blues player. Thanks for posting. I thought I saw the guitar actually crying...
Great reaction to an absolutely brilliant performance. Gary was quite simply the best guitarist ever to walk this earth!
Also very fitting as today would have been Gary's Birthday.
R.I.P Gary.
😊😎🎸🇺🇦
The great Roy Buchanan actually wrote and performed this song circa 1972. in his spoken intro he explains his motive and feelings. Gary Moore did this a an homage to Roy.
Had the pleasure of seeing Roy preform in 1981. Incredible player
Gary's work is very underrated by many, in my opinion. He always played with great emotion.
He was the best... for much.
SRV is a fantastically skilled guitarist, but Gary Moore has my heart. He plays with such deep emotion, it almost sounds tragic. I'm hoping you introduce Dee to my favorite Pie - Clem's weeping guitar and Steve's soulful singing and harp solo in "I Wonder" - beautiful.
Gary WAS the guitar
I think she just realised that Gary was not actually left-handed
@@bobswan6196 ??
Happy Birthday Gary! One of the greatest ever!! Left us way too soon.
Gary Moore " Still got the Blues for you" from same concert. Gary can sing also
You should check out the original by Roy Buchannon. Or anything by Roy.
I want this song played at my funeral. Gary is a GOAT 🐐🐐 Great reaction you two!
The ending, where he repeats the four descending notes -- you are right, this is like a dramatic movie ending. What a masterful performance, a religious experience. Thank you sharing this!
that's right!!!!
I would highly recommend Gary's version of Red House, amazing and he sings as well.
Albert King took Gary under his wing to show blues. Another died from being an alcoholic. So sad. RIP 😊❤️🎸 I love this song so much feeling. You can feel his pain. The organ makes this song! 😊❤️🎸
I always appreciate you guys. Roy Buchanan is the original writer of this song
Garys guitar playing is played with so much unparalleled emotional intensity it makes him stand out from the rest, there is no comparison he was the real deal who bared his soul through the guitar his voice and performance,s. What more could anyone ask for from an artist of his calibre . God bless him he deserves to be worshiped for the true talent he was . R.I.P Gary Moore .
I would NEVER take anything away from this magnificent virtuoso, but for the true greatness of any solo performance to shine through a flawless execution is required by the backing musicians. Anything less becomes a tragic distraction.
Gary Moore " The Greatest Guitar 🎸 Player " !! 🔥🔥❤💛
One of the greatest players ever to do it, RIP Gary. Fun fact: that guitar is now owned by Kirk Hammet of Metallica
Even more… that guitar “Greeny”belonged to Eric Clapton who sold it to Peter Green for like $300 who years later sold it to Gary Moore for something like $375 who much later sold it for around $1 million, after he died Kirk Hammet bought it for $2 million. True story.
@@Rock_Snob and what I heard from the story is after Gary got it, he was giving it a tune up internally and put the forward pickup in backwards. But he loved the sound so much better he kept it that way.
@@Rock_Snob The guitar was never owned by Eric Clapton, and Kirk Hammet did not pay 2 mio for it.
He doesn't deserve it.
The guitar was never owned by Eric Clapton. The story goes that when Peter Green put the guitar in for some work to be done on it, the pickup was put back upside down plus it was wired incorrectly.
Finally, I really wish that the guitar had gone to Joe Bonamassa. That would be more fitting!
Cheers. 😊😎🎸🇺🇦
I've seen and heard some of the greats and he is up with the best of them. ✌🤯
The first time I saw Gary Moore🔥 playing this song I couldn't help but imagine him and Stevie Ray🔥 on stage together.😢💔 RIP 🙏to both of you 🐐🐐. And thank you for the music you left behind for us.🤗❤✌
Roy Buchanan song. Must check him out.
Yes, Roy wrote and recorded this first. Back in the day, all due respect to Gary, but Roy would've played rings around him. Nobody was as respected by other blues guitarists like Buchanan.
In thia great performance It Is a little bit of Roy and a little bit of Rory, so intens and powerful this Gary's version, i cry every time for the emoticon, really!
Thank you, Master❤️ from 🇮🇹
A huge miss. Buchanan’s version is much better. I’ve seen them both live. You should check it out.
@@backspace4203 It's funny how many reactors make the same mistake.
Unsuspecting fools here 😂😂
He was a big blues man, in the sense of feeling the blues a lot, as well as playing blues part of the time. His other famous epic songs are emotionally similar, Parisienne Walkways, which he recorded with Phil Lynott supplying vocals, and The Loner. He was unfortunate in love, one way and another. So loneliness and unrequited love were big themes, and that's why he's a treasure for all guys who've been through rejection and loss. Still Got The Blues has a section too, although that's more typical blues. His best metal songs as an independent artist as opposed to as part of Thin Lizzy are Murder In The Skies, and Cold Hearted, imo.
Yes, I love Gary's passion, virtuosity, ferocity.
Please check out the originator, Roy Buchanan - RIP - this one and perhaps his take on Patsy Cline's 'Sweet Dreams'. Plenty more to explore if you're so inclined. Saw him numerous times in the 70s. Jeff Beck dedicated his version of Stevie Wonder's 'Cause We've Ended As Lovers' from 'Blow by Blow' to Roy. Saw that live too, 2nd time seeing him after BBA, before Jan Hammer tour, 'Wired' era.
Yeah, He might pop in at some point, but I don't think He'll be very happy. With us.
The recording jumps at 6.45.
A masterpiece though from a great and timeless musician!
Thanks so much for the reaction. One of the best guitar solos ever.
One of the most famous Les Pauls !!!!!. Peter Green's out of phase Les Paul that created some of the sweetest Fleetwood Mac songs in the sixties. Loved what Gary did .
He was one of a kind! I got to see him live in London 18months or so before he died.. amazing.
Parisienne Walkways and Still Got the Blues you should review if not yet?
Cheers from London England 👍😎🏴
Been busy so only just got to watch this but loved it. The emotion he puts into his playing is what blows me away. Obvious guitar based follow ups would be Parisienne Walkways or Still Got The Blues live, but if wanting to hear more of him singing I would heartily recommend Story Of The Blues.
Gary Moore playinghis guitar on the mesiah Will come again like a god.
RIP, the master; heart and soul into every note.
Gary Moore can play a guitar like violinists play violins.
Gary Moore is #1 imo…ima HUGE SRV fan, but with Moore, you don’t just hear the notes, you FEEL every single one….brilliant…and that Les Paul, “GREENY “ is now owned by Kirk Hammett who paid over 1million for it….he plays it all the time…sounds amazing on Fade to Black
It takes a whole lot of beauty to make a beat-up yellow hat look good. Love the reactions. Keep up the good work.
When she referred to Labamba the sad part featured Santana and his tone might be reminding her of Gary’s sound
this song just builds up up and up with every stop Just when you think it cant get ny better he turns up the heat
This was written by another guitar legend, Roy Buchanan, his version of it is also worth a listen... i recommend the studio cut from Street Called Straight, or there's a pretty good live performance on youtube from Austin City Limits
Salute !..
There is version By another Great underrated Player named Roy Buchanan, He reads the words to the Song. Check it out if you get a chance.
It is such a masterpiece! So much emotion! Ahhh... RIP Master.
Great reaction, thanks guys!
Glad you reacted to this classic. As you said Gary sends all of his emotion through the guitar and I know Dee said she wanted to hear him sing and he can do all of that as well. I'll give you another blues player you should react to. It will give Dee something to smile about even those it's the blues. Check out Albert Collins, known as The Master of the Telecaster and his "Too Many Dirty Dishes".
The song was written by the late, great Roy Buchanan. The lyrics are Gospel influenced and speak of the loss of grace in the world. Buchanans guitar playing was incredible, especially given that he recorded the song 50 odd years ago. He was a master of string bending which few players today could equal. He was an innovator who influenced guys like Gary Moore and Albert Lee . He played mostly blues and Country but could mix styles, genres and techniques with the very best. His was a tragic story and he died in relative obscurity. A case could easily be made for him being the greatest of all.
RIP GARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is so great. So is the full concert :)
The guitar Gary is playing is very special. Greeny is a 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard, named after its original owner, Peter Green. He used it during his time in John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers and Fleetwood Mac, before selling it to Gary Moore in the early 1970s. Moore used the guitar throughout his career, including in this performance. Where is Greeny now? It is in great hands again. Check out this clip with the master who now owns and plays Greeny : ua-cam.com/video/j4bOnN8KoXg/v-deo.htmlsi=Q7p-SwE0SH6LNMaW
Gary is the only one who could make the guitar cry. Rip Gary
Not many Guitar players could be compared to Gary Moore.
Roy Buchanan did the original in the 1960’s and prefaced it with a story of a town called the world who was made happy by a visitor and was now sad because the visitor was gone away.
Roy Buchanan wrote this song
Check out his version
I like Roy's version better. With the spoken word intro.
@@fenderchamp8241 both are master pieces
Yes Chod, songs like these ARE perfect for the gym! I don't get people who only like fast paced, bass heavy songs that murder your ears. It doesn't matter where you are, songs like these put you in either a relaxed mode when you lay down in your chair, or it gets you so hype you can't help but bang out those weights like a monster at the gym. It all depends on the setting but you're always in a good mood for these emotional rollercoasters!
They don’t call them The Blues for nothing. ✌🏼😎
Absolute musical genius from the Moorester as usual. Dont forget though folks to checkout the great 'Roy Buchanan's' original version which influenced Gary to do this cover.
Trust me…. You do not want your life to end without hearing this song.
“TIME HAS COME TODAY“- The Chambers Brothers - Album Long version, then Live. PLEASE and Thank You. After you will be thanking me. You’re Welcome.
Roy Buchanan. Roy Buchanan. Roy Buchanan. Roy Buchanan. Please play référence to his guitar virtuoso. Both Jeff Beck and Gary Moore did. All the best. The future has a long history
That song make me cry 😢❤
A guitar strung with heartstrings🎸❤💔
the best blues guitarist ever
A Hell of a Guitar player
Wow, left handed too.
Without words, tell US a history, the graat near history
Gary the Belfast UK boy, the Greatest.
Parisienne Walkways at the Albert Hall by Gary Moore next!
This is Blues with a capitol B.... 💕💕💕🎸🎸🎸🎸🎶🎶🎶
can you guys do a reaction to Dune Messiah by Buffalo
Listen to Slash’s “The Great Pretender”…an awesome nod to Gary’s “Still Got the Blues”
He was a member of Thin Lizzy breafly.
MUST check out the original by Roy Buchanan. He has a short spoken word intro. THEN he lets loose. Very kool.
Such an incredible performance. Chod, your wife is very sweet but I'd much rather hear your reactions to songs you haven't heard before.
He speaks of a town called earth and how the people were sad until one day a stranger appeared and the people rejoiced but some doubted him and he went away. And the sad little town was sadder or something like that.
this is def a companion piece to Pariseinne Walkways. Very similar.
I didn’t know he could play just as well left handed! Just kidding, of course
@The Axe Factor I did not know that about either one!
Time to tackle that cold young lady.
The rejection the suffering the passion the death and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Check out That's why I play the Blues. By Gary Moore
Greeny sounds Beautiful. 🤯
It has a magnificent tone! I don't know if it's the guitar or the player, but I suspect it's a little of both.
Let my little guitar do the talking. Paul Rogers ''Cut Loose''
Hey guys, you might like to hear the original by Roy Buchanan.
Still 'The greatest unknown guitar player in the world'. Gary did the song justice though....but I still favour Roy's original.
I think you've got the great Gary Moore leading the opposite direction, still great though.🎸
It's Blues Music, that's why it makes you feel sad. It's supposed to do that.
Catharsis - .purification or purgation of the emotions (such as pity and fear) primarily through art.
my number 1 guitarist, and THAT.....was a masterclass!
You should watch the original of this song with the lyrics, Roy Buchanan wrote it
If this makes you feel sad, then go to hip hop music. Gary plays with emotion.
😊👍
Gary was playing left handed in this video
I wondered what was going on, as he was a right handed player. The video somehow reversed the image.
A genius guitarist's take on a wonderful piece, such emotional playing, I would recommend you take a listen to young guitar prodigy Tina S cover of Steve Vai's For the Love of God, a must for all guitar aficionado's
Just for the record: The video is flipped vertically. Gary was not a left-handed guitarist. ;-)
You can keep looking. But you won't find another SRV. Gary was great, so is Stevie Vai, Satriani, Malsteem, EVH, Duane Allman, Rory Gallagher, BB King, Johny Copeland, Eric Clapton, Albert Collins, all greats. But Stevie was all of them, "in one".
Please do "Red House" cover by Gary Moore. AMAZING. I Think Jimi would Love his Cover.😁❤🤘
Best STANK GUITAR FACE in the business. ROBIN TROWER probably 2nd.
Hi My thought's on this is it starts out sad because the Messiah was crucified for our sins. The folks and Christ were sad and felt betrayed. After he portrays the sadness of the crucifixion, he goes to hell. Then waiting in the tomb makes it hopeful. Then the end is the risen LORD triumph over death. He now sits at the throne of the Father! Happy Easter.
Then, MUST check out The Story of Isaac. Again spoken word intro and dark theme. Then Roy and band let loose.
They messiah will come i believe it is about Jesus returning and all in they world comes together
have you done alvin lee - bluest blues ? same sorta stuff
AND without the whammy bar.
Screen video is reversed on my end. He was not left handed
Hopefully he took that guitar out for dinner first ❤❤
If you would have left it for two more seconds the sad part was when they showed date of birth to date of deth