I will never truly understand, how Gary could play like that. That guitar is like a living thing, telling a story. The mastery behind that playing was unbelievable. Gary, you are sadly missed :-(
EXACTLY. 👍 BRAVO. 👌 One does not have to like "the Blues"; but you have to acknowledge this guy's genius - if you want to be taken seriously. He was a f***ing *LEGEND*. I will tell all kids: "If you want to be able to seriously talk about music, you have to listen to this song (and guy) like you listen to Bach, Mozart and Queen. (And AC/DC.) All of them geniuses, legends, masters of their craft.
Damn what a song! I heard more words than from a normal song. And yes he tuned it mid solo. Fucking LEGEND! What an artist! I FELT this song in my bones. RIP Gary!
I feel privileged to have seen Gary live at a small festival. It was amazing! We were feeding of of him, and he was feeding of of our energy. I will never forget it. Rest in peace maestro😥
You’ve witnessed greatness. A master of dynamics. Slow to fast, soft to loud. A perfectionist with soul. A great cover of the Roy Buchanan classic. One of Gary’s influencers.Good stuff guys.
That's some of the most emotive and expressive guitar playing I've EVER heard. His playing is just mesmerizing, his phrasing, sublime, his arpeggios are INSANE. He's left us a mighty legacy of excellence to strive for and a plethora of gorgeous music to enjoy for ages to come!
Gary Moore is one of my two favourite guitar players because he is the king of expressing emotions on the guitar. He put everything he had into his playing. Also, he could do it all. Jazz? Check. Jazz Fusion? Check. Blues? Check. Rock? Check. Metal? Check. Write a solo for the Traveling Wilburys in 5 minutes that effing George Harrison didn't feel qualified to write? Check. It's one thing to excel in one style but a completely different thing to be able to go toe to toe with almost any guitarist in any style. He's also the only player I could listen to play 30 minute solos without getting bored. His phrasing was excellent. I don't know any other guitarist who could go into a complete shredfest in the middle of an emotional song without destroying the feeling of it. Truly exceptional player taken from us way too early. And the tone. OMG, the tone. And not only with this special guitar, with any guitar he picked up. edit: oh, and I absolutely love how he always adjusts the volume knob. For ever part he plays he adjusts the volume so it is perfect for what he wants the guitar to say at this point. Absolute mastery
I also wound get board if Iommi did and extremely long solo or the late Peter green. Who is my favourite blues player of all time. He was Gary’s favourite as well.
He didn't just play that guitar, he told a story, an amazing, epic story...and his entire being was there, his soul spoke through that guitar ❤ I've never experienced that before, I'm speechless. A true legend ❤🙏
Gary wasn't just "a guitarist". He was a guitarist's guitarist. I saw him live on his Wild Frontier tour in 1987. He was a major influence on Miyako from Lovebites. You can hear it in her solos.
An original song by Roy Buchanan, the master on a Telecaster. Gary is absolutely fabulous [following him since Skidrow] but Roy put the soul into this song.
single handedly the most moving and soul stirring performance of all time PERIOD, Gary was more a conduit between the world and his guitar than a player. His soul is front and center in his playing and this was his ultimate example !!!! Thank you for keeping him alive guys great reaction !!!!
I'm a huge Gary fan and have been since the 70's. The kind of emotion he gets out of this solo, Still Got The Blues, Story Of The Blues, Seperate Ways, etc..comes from one place. Pain. He had to have a hole in his heart deeper & wider than the oceans to make an instrument convey such a powerful message.
@@edmiley729 I’ve seen Gary many many times and actually got to spend a couple of mins w him when he opened up for Boston in Seattle a few years back. Consummate gentlemen and a hell of a player Ed !!! City Sunrise, Fade to Blue and Bert’s Lounge are some of my favs from him !!! The whole Endless Summer II soundtrack is mesmerizing !!!!
@@edmiley729 I’m a dork I totally misread my bad Ed apologies 🤣🤣 !!! Yes agreed you wonder where he found those emotions for those notes and bends. you also have what I feel is pure joy in “Blues for Narada” which is still prob my favorite of his - hearing the guys in the back ground in the recording of that is so damn cool. Couldn’t imagine being able to witness a creation like that !!!
The guitar is the legendary "Greenie" (Peter Greene gave Gary it around time he left Fleetwood Mac) with its wrong wiring making it unique. Kirk Hammet has it now.
Hahaha, that guy in the blue shirt was making faces in the beginning, but halfway the song he was so impressed by Gary mastering his guitar, he was getting quiet.
Gary was and is my No.1 guitarist, had a pleasure to see him twice, second time opening for "that little old band from Texas" ;) Only guitar player, who can still make me eyes wet with instrumental song !! For example, check out The Prophet from Gary !
Gary is one of the greatest of all time. His vibrato is almost unmatched except for Michael Schenker and Stevie Ray. Pretty good company!! That Les Paul he's playing was given to him by the legendary Peter Green, who had the most incredible tone and was with the original Fleetwood Mac.
Here's a fun fact for you.. that 59 Les Paul Gary's holding is one of the most collectible les Paul's there are.. owned by Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac before him way back in the day.. was purchased by Kirk Hammett for a reported $2 Million dollars... some years ago.. not sure if he still owns it..
Wow! that guitar is on full power and he decides how much feedback is applied with his pressure on the strings. I like that Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad plays the same way with the guitar having feedback.
You both started off trivialising this iconic performance, both looking like fools, but it did not take long for The Master to bring you both into line and be humbled before one of the greatest guitarist that has walked this earth. RIP Gary. Your Les Paul 'Greeny' lives on with Kirk Hammett now.
YOU TALK ABOUT THE "TONE" ON THE GUITAR. THE GUITAR THAT HE IS PLAYING BELONGED TO (PETE GREEN) FROM THE ORIGINAL (FLEETWOOD MAC) & IT WAS GIVEN TO GARY BY PETE FOR A PALTRY AMOUNT OF MONEY
It's like those facial expressions are needed in order to squeeze exactly the sound he wants from his guitar. He, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jeff Healey and Joe Bonamassa are just some of the greatest modern-day blues guys.
When he did this one live he let his whole heart out through the guitar. When words failed him the guitar spoke for him and expressed everything he couldn't do otherwise. He improvised a lot during the live performances. He is greatly missed. This song was the last encore he did the second and last time i saw him live 1990. How many guitarists can manage to just keep on playing with 5 strings?! That's what Gary did when playing a tune he said a string broke "5 string Stumble then!!"
Wasn't fully appreciated when he was alive, he was just extraordinarily good and could play All genre's of Rock and Blues just an amazing, amazing guitarist, I was lucky to see Him on a number of occasions.. R.I.P Gary Moore 🎸
Greetings from Germany, my friends...thanx so much..in the last years i watched bout millions of reaction videos, most of my favorite Bands, Iron Maiden & Nightwish. Sadwise there are only a few videos of my hero Gary Moore. Wich i cannot understand, however...but this reaction video of you both is the best, the most emotional and unbelieveable that i ever saw...everytime i see this performance i die. But seeing it with your reaction makes it priceless...wow...thanx...and R.I.P Mr. Gary 'not from this world' Moore...Stay Safe, my friends 💚🐾💚
Since the death of Gary Moore, Kirk Hammett now purchased that guitar for almost 2 million dollars, that's one of the most famous guitars of all time previously owned by Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac
Great job guys, I really appreciate people admiring the one and only sir Gary Moore, however, I would consider making a reaction for the best song for him called ( Separate Ways live) which I personally believe that is the greatest song ever in the history. cheers guys
The legendary guitar player Santana said this about ugly faces, quote: "you're not making ugly faces, if your face is really nice and gentle when you're playing a solo, you're not doing anything. When you're having sex and you're just about to reach that point, if you're not making an ugly face, you're faking it."
I imagine all those other musicians around Gary knowing that they perform with a living L-E-G-E-N-D. Have they been in trance? 😁 Must have been like a dream... 😮
This is a great version of a Roy Buchanan song. Roy turned down the Rolling Stones when they asked him to join. That's why Ron Woods is in the band. Check out some of Roy's stuff.
The guitar Gary plays has a very interesting story to. It's called the tiger Gibson and once belonged to Peter Green co founder of Fleetwood Mac. After Gary passsed away it was sold in a auction to Kirk Hammit from Metallica. He payed a lot of money for it. over five million USD. Mr Moore makes this guitar breathing and alive. Unique combination! Thanks for sharing.
a true master of the art. there are allot of "fast" blues players. i like Stevie Ray Vaughn as much as the next guy, but sometimes when guys like Stevie play fast. it loses some of that blues feeling. to me at least Gary Moore is the only guitarist that can give me goose bumps for the entire duration of the 10 minute performance. the way he flows from play style to play style, but how each note remains soulful and full of emotion. wehter he played rock, blues, or flamenco style. it seemed that any type of guitar wanted to sing to its fullest in his hands. a guitarist like no other.
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mind boggling that you stopped video in the last climatic 30 seconds. stunning
I will never truly understand, how Gary could play like that. That guitar is like a living thing, telling a story. The mastery behind that playing was unbelievable. Gary, you are sadly missed :-(
EXACTLY. 👍 BRAVO. 👌 One does not have to like "the Blues"; but you have to acknowledge this guy's genius - if you want to be taken seriously. He was a f***ing *LEGEND*. I will tell all kids: "If you want to be able to seriously talk about music, you have to listen to this song (and guy) like you listen to Bach, Mozart and Queen. (And AC/DC.) All of them geniuses, legends, masters of their craft.
So True its not just the amazing Skills but the ability to express his soul,with those incredible Solos that makes him one of the Best of all time.
His guitar ,was possesed by peter green in spirit and gave him some more
See Roy Buchanan
@@pistoleer3572 ,seen, there's not a right or wrong enjoy which version you prefer.
Gary Moore transferred his soul to the guitar.
Damn what a song! I heard more words than from a normal song. And yes he tuned it mid solo. Fucking LEGEND! What an artist! I FELT this song in my bones. RIP Gary!
And you can hear exactly when the messiah comes.
Gary Moore played every song from the heart. He gave 100% every single time.
I feel privileged to have seen Gary live at a small festival. It was amazing! We were feeding of of him, and he was feeding of of our energy. I will never forget it. Rest in peace maestro😥
You’ve witnessed greatness. A master of dynamics. Slow to fast, soft to loud. A perfectionist with soul. A great cover of the Roy Buchanan classic. One of Gary’s influencers.Good stuff guys.
One of the greatest guitarist and emotional playing ever...
RIP Gary 🙏✝️🙏
🔥🎸🔥
That's some of the most emotive and expressive guitar playing I've EVER heard. His playing is just mesmerizing, his phrasing, sublime, his arpeggios are INSANE. He's left us a mighty legacy of excellence to strive for and a plethora of gorgeous music to enjoy for ages to come!
That drummer is Graham Walker and the Keyboardist is Don Airey. You are right Graham does some masterful drumming here.
Gary Moore is one of my two favourite guitar players because he is the king of expressing emotions on the guitar. He put everything he had into his playing. Also, he could do it all. Jazz? Check. Jazz Fusion? Check. Blues? Check. Rock? Check. Metal? Check. Write a solo for the Traveling Wilburys in 5 minutes that effing George Harrison didn't feel qualified to write? Check. It's one thing to excel in one style but a completely different thing to be able to go toe to toe with almost any guitarist in any style. He's also the only player I could listen to play 30 minute solos without getting bored. His phrasing was excellent. I don't know any other guitarist who could go into a complete shredfest in the middle of an emotional song without destroying the feeling of it. Truly exceptional player taken from us way too early. And the tone. OMG, the tone. And not only with this special guitar, with any guitar he picked up.
edit: oh, and I absolutely love how he always adjusts the volume knob. For ever part he plays he adjusts the volume so it is perfect for what he wants the guitar to say at this point. Absolute mastery
I also wound get board if Iommi did and extremely long solo or the late Peter green. Who is my favourite blues player of all time. He was Gary’s favourite as well.
He didn't just play that guitar, he told a story, an amazing, epic story...and his entire being was there, his soul spoke through that guitar ❤ I've never experienced that before, I'm speechless. A true legend ❤🙏
Gary wasn't just "a guitarist". He was a guitarist's guitarist. I saw him live on his Wild Frontier tour in 1987. He was a major influence on Miyako from Lovebites. You can hear it in her solos.
I saw him playing with Greg Lake, he was brilliant
The late Gary Moore...GOAT
This was his second encore. If they hadn’t liked him, this would never have been recorded! Just think of that! The best guitarist ever.
An original song by Roy Buchanan, the master on a Telecaster. Gary is absolutely fabulous [following him since Skidrow] but Roy put the soul into this song.
Does not get better than that! RIP Master 😍
What makes it more amazing is that Gary Moore was left-handed, but played like a right-handed guitarist.
RIP Gary. So pleased to say I saw him live with Thin Lizzy.
Gokillll emang skill nya Garry moore...
single handedly the most moving and soul stirring performance of all time PERIOD, Gary was more a conduit between the world and his guitar than a player. His soul is front and center in his playing and this was his ultimate example !!!! Thank you for keeping him alive guys great reaction !!!!
I'm a huge Gary fan and have been since the 70's. The kind of emotion he gets out of this solo, Still Got The Blues, Story Of The Blues, Seperate Ways, etc..comes from one place. Pain. He had to have a hole in his heart deeper & wider than the oceans to make an instrument convey such a powerful message.
@@edmiley729 I’ve seen Gary many many times and actually got to spend a couple of mins w him when he opened up for Boston in Seattle a few years back. Consummate gentlemen and a hell of a player Ed !!! City Sunrise, Fade to Blue and Bert’s Lounge are some of my favs from him !!! The whole Endless Summer II soundtrack is mesmerizing !!!!
@@GunnerSG that’s Gary Hoey, not Gary Moore. Hoey is also a great player.
@@edmiley729 I’m a dork I totally misread my bad Ed apologies 🤣🤣 !!! Yes agreed you wonder where he found those emotions for those notes and bends. you also have what I feel is pure joy in “Blues for Narada” which is still prob my favorite of his - hearing the guys in the back ground in the recording of that is so damn cool. Couldn’t imagine being able to witness a creation like that !!!
@@GunnerSG Blues For Narada also brilliant.
This is stuff you can only dream about doing.
One of the best guitar solos of all time ❤
A better performance live does not exist
it was just a sad day nearly 10 years ago when Gary died. That guitar, once sold to Gary by Peter Green, is now owned by Kirk Hammett.
Can't believe it's ten years...😢
Sadly wasted on him.
A master class of master classes
my number 1 six-stringer. No one plays like Gary
Sheer brilliance. Genius,
This is an old Roy Buchanan song. I saw Gary Moore twice. He was a total monster.
The guitar is the legendary "Greenie" (Peter Greene gave Gary it around time he left Fleetwood Mac) with its wrong wiring making it unique. Kirk Hammet has it now.
Thx for this❤
Unbelievable.....and I've seen it like 300 times!
Greatness in front of your eyes!
I saw Gary twice, I wish I could have seen him more, But at least I saw him! He is/was AMAZING!
Awesome Gary Moore
Best vibrato in the business Gary had and it's never been better displayed here. Incredible, incredible player.
for me still unforgotten and my guitar god!!!
Hahaha, that guy in the blue shirt was making faces in the beginning, but halfway the song he was so impressed by Gary mastering his guitar, he was getting quiet.
The best guitarist of all time, full stop !
Gary was and is my No.1 guitarist, had a pleasure to see him twice, second time opening for "that little old band from Texas" ;) Only guitar player, who can still make me eyes wet with instrumental song !! For example, check out The Prophet from Gary !
Oh yes The Prophet had forgot about that one he let his whole heart out there.
😱 the prophet is beyond belief
I think this is what electrified blues is supposed to sound like.
Rest in peace gary moore.the best guitarist in this planet.
"History Making" "Gary Moore played,"A Bum Note!, 4-18
Gary is one of the greatest of all time. His vibrato is almost unmatched except for Michael Schenker and Stevie Ray. Pretty good company!!
That Les Paul he's playing was given to him by the legendary Peter Green, who had the most incredible tone and was with the original Fleetwood Mac.
Checkout the original composer of this great tune, one of Gary's favourite guitarists, Roy Buchanan.
Here's a fun fact for you.. that 59 Les Paul Gary's holding is one of the most collectible les Paul's there are.. owned by Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac before him way back in the day.. was purchased by Kirk Hammett for a reported $2 Million dollars... some years ago.. not sure if he still owns it..
Saw Kirk playing with it at Metallica concert - 2019
Wow! that guitar is on full power and he decides how much feedback is applied with his pressure on the strings. I like that Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad plays the same way with the guitar having feedback.
You both started off trivialising this iconic performance, both looking like fools, but it did not take long for The Master to bring you both into line and be humbled before one of the greatest guitarist that has walked this earth. RIP Gary. Your Les Paul 'Greeny' lives on with Kirk Hammett now.
That's how you play the blues, there was no one better and notice that they played with no click track and no pedals, just soul.
when gary moore plays the guitar you see the tears roll off
What a loss to human kind his death was you felt his soul every time he played
YOU TALK ABOUT THE "TONE" ON THE GUITAR. THE GUITAR THAT HE IS PLAYING BELONGED TO (PETE GREEN) FROM THE ORIGINAL (FLEETWOOD MAC) & IT WAS GIVEN TO GARY BY PETE FOR A PALTRY AMOUNT OF MONEY
It's like those facial expressions are needed in order to squeeze exactly the sound he wants from his guitar. He, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Jeff Healey and Joe Bonamassa are just some of the greatest modern-day blues guys.
When he did this one live he let his whole heart out through the guitar. When words failed him the guitar spoke for him and expressed everything he couldn't do otherwise. He improvised a lot during the live performances. He is greatly missed. This song was the last encore he did the second and last time i saw him live 1990. How many guitarists can manage to just keep on playing with 5 strings?! That's what Gary did when playing a tune he said a string broke "5 string Stumble then!!"
This dude has me screaming “uncle”
RIP Gary
The master of Soul. So great.
Wasn't fully appreciated when he was alive, he was just extraordinarily good and could play All genre's of Rock and Blues just an amazing, amazing guitarist, I was lucky to see Him on a number of occasions.. R.I.P Gary Moore 🎸
Beautifull reaction!!! ❤
Since the 70's I've seen a huge number of guitar players live, Gary was always in my top 5, RIP Gary a real guitar god.
I nearly didnt watch this. That would have been a HUGE mistake. Gary really did have the touch.
This song was originally recorded by another Guitar-Great - Roy Buchanan - the king of the Telecaster!! Gary & Jeff Beck were both fans.
Greetings from Germany, my friends...thanx so much..in the last years i watched bout millions of reaction videos, most of my favorite Bands, Iron Maiden & Nightwish. Sadwise there are only a few videos of my hero Gary Moore. Wich i cannot understand, however...but this reaction video of you both is the best, the most emotional and unbelieveable that i ever saw...everytime i see this performance i die. But seeing it with your reaction makes it priceless...wow...thanx...and R.I.P Mr. Gary 'not from this world' Moore...Stay Safe, my friends 💚🐾💚
They called him the Irish wizard
That's Rory Gallagher you're thinking of
Gary sold his soul to get to play this good for U.. U BETTER appreciate it.. No one ever does it like him..
when technique meets the soul...
The first and last time anyone will play the guitar live like that. You two are hilarious 😂
Great videos
thank you guys so much for doing it!
Gary the Belfast Boy the greatest
Reminds me of SRV. They weren't afraid of emoding !
Since the death of Gary Moore, Kirk Hammett now purchased that guitar for almost 2 million dollars, that's one of the most famous guitars of all time previously owned by Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac
Great Reaction to the facial expressions and also a Wonderful Analysis on this Masterpiece!!!
RIP GARY,A MASTER !
Great job guys, I really appreciate people admiring the one and only sir Gary Moore, however, I would consider making a reaction for the best song for him called ( Separate Ways live) which I personally believe that is the greatest song ever in the history. cheers guys
Totally agree, the extended intro version ., live in London 1992
He's a endless legend
The original version by Roy Buchanan is also a masterpiece
" Soulful Melodic 🔥"!
The legendary guitar player Santana said this about ugly faces, quote:
"you're not making ugly faces, if your face is really nice and gentle when you're playing a solo, you're not doing anything. When you're having sex and you're just about to reach that point, if you're not making an ugly face, you're faking it."
MASTERCLASS!!! You MUST hear Roy Buchanan's version as well!
Good energy guys.
I recommend that you look up Roy Buchanan, he’s the original guitarist for this tune and he can shred like nobody’s business
This!
I imagine all those other musicians around Gary knowing that they perform with a living L-E-G-E-N-D. Have they been in trance? 😁 Must have been like a dream... 😮
I never got to see him
The master at work 🤟
Gary Moore was the first choice guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne’s Blizzard of ozz
Not Gus G.? Kidding. I love them both.
You guys could also react to Gary Moore, Parisienne Walkways, Live Montreaux 2010, another great performance by Gary.
GARY MOORE WITH PHIL LYNOTT ( THINN LIZZY ) “ OUT IN THE FIELDS” ARE AMAZING VIDEO🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
If you listen to this song and Thin Lizzy's Parisianne Walkways, they are basically the same song
Disagree my friend
never stop a guitar solo
Love Gary Moore
Mikayo from Lovebites (Dean guitar) is a huge admirer of Gary. Check her out playing “Parisienne Walkways”
You should try “the loner” by Gary Moore.
Irish Rock🎸🎸🎸🎶🎸🎸🎼🎸🎸🎸🤘🏾!
You guys need to check out Red House Live by Gary, it's phenomenal. I'm pretty sure his guitars have a cigarette after he's played them.
Originally done by Roy Buchanan.
YES! Another world class guitarist, who never really got his due!
I think alot is knowing the people around you play with it becomes anticipation you know where he's going next
This is a great version of a Roy Buchanan song. Roy turned down the Rolling Stones when they asked him to join. That's why Ron Woods is in the band. Check out some of Roy's stuff.
Think it was Rory Gallagher turned down the Stones.
Fucking genius
Everyone check out the original by Roy Buchanan, Roy is my favorite guitarist personally.
Thanks for your reaction🌹
The guitar Gary plays has a very interesting story to. It's called the tiger Gibson and once belonged to Peter Green co founder of Fleetwood Mac. After Gary passsed away it was sold in a auction to Kirk Hammit from Metallica. He payed a lot of money for it. over five million USD. Mr Moore makes this guitar breathing and alive. Unique combination! Thanks for sharing.
Wrong … Gary sold it before his passing when he needed money . Sold to a dealer who sold to another dealer who then sold to Hamlet.
a true master of the art.
there are allot of "fast" blues players.
i like Stevie Ray Vaughn as much as the next guy, but sometimes when guys like Stevie play fast. it loses some of that blues feeling. to me at least
Gary Moore is the only guitarist that can give me goose bumps for the entire duration of the 10 minute performance.
the way he flows from play style to play style, but how each note remains soulful and full of emotion. wehter he played rock, blues, or flamenco style. it seemed that any type of guitar wanted to sing to its fullest in his hands.
a guitarist like no other.