Story is that his local pub had a fund raiser for a sick child and he said he would do a gig with all money going to the child plus he donated a large sum of money. God rest your soul Gary
Yeah, he's gettin on abit now! He'll be giving BB King a run for his money soon! Maybe playin some old school rock might get him running round the stage some more! Can't deny he's still my favourite guitar player...All Class!
This is *real* pub playing. Gary was a most underrated blues player singer and writer... Makes me want to get out there and do it. Shame so few decent pubs doing live blues around here these days. In fact, none that I can think of...
@@thelolguy007 I'd say that he's very highly rated by most guitarists, but I think a lot of people still haven't heard of him, whereas they all know the names of Eric Clapton or Jimi Hendrix. Not saying they're any better or worse, just that our Mr Moore doesn't seem to have his name in the public consciousness in the same way for whatever reason. He was an exceptional musician.
Gary Moore was THE best guitarplayer, no doubt about it. People doesnt realize the feeling the drive the skill Gary had, tremendeous! Gary could outplay any guitarist on the planet, Van Halen, John Sykes, Frank Marino, Santana, Clapton SRV and all the other thousands of guitarists, known or unknown, they dont even come close! Why dont they raise a statue over Gary in Belfast, for example?
+LOGAN PARKER for sure, just that Gary had an extra twentyfive years to get just a little bit better than SRV and I Love me some Stevie fosho. Actually got to see SRV 3X!!! Had Stevie lived a few more years...his Legacy would be even more intense...
I also think it is very sad and upsetting that all of the high-profile guitar players you listed have also gather Gary Moore - who was a different musician than any of them! Only BB King was the excellence who appreciated GaRy Moore's incredible musical knowledge ... Of course SRV is my favorite also - it's a pity he's gone so early... He was a similar excellence as Gary - but Moore got success only in the United Kingdom... I love Clapton - but I'm very "angry" about why he NEVER played together with Gary Moore... Maybe because he came from a poor Irish family? My own opinion is: that not even after years of Gary's death, there is no "rehabilitation" about Gary's musical talent and excellent gitar player know...
Hey guys, lets show some respect for one of the greatest guitarist of our time,if not thee greatest,enjoy his legacy,all the hours and hours of hard graft he done for us to enjoy,a great man,who worked really hard to get to his level, Amen
I don't care what you think, Gary Moore was by far, the most talented blues player of my era. Yeah SRV blah blah but that's the early 90's. We're so lucky to have a chance to hear or see this talent in a long difficult time.
The first Stevie Ray album came out in early 80's {1982?}, SRV was really the only guy at that time truly successful doing straight up blues in the era of Eddie Van Halen clones. Gotta love SRV, he was true greatness. At that time Gary was doing hard rock/ metal solo records that were awesome! Gary started doing blues albums in 1990 etc. Gary however will always be my favorite though...it's amazing how much music is on the internet these days {it's flooded!} yet I still resort to Gary's music!!
agree ,eric clapton nothing near good as gary but he got more famour and richer then him , gary never been treated well with his music . rip legend , im going to visit his grave this year at st margaret's church in brighton .
It is amazing how he gets the same tone as if he was playing a large stadium. You would be walking past that pub and hear this and think to yourself 'that guy is good. He sounds just like Gary Moore'.
I’ve watched this gig now for the last 12 years and in 2022 it still blows me away how awesome Gary Moore is, he still inspires to me to pick up my Les Paul and play the Blues…..
Gary Moore. Spitting licks like a fire breather. Natural power and passion, tone, timing, and yes...danger. That's sexy. Not one player like him out there today
Had the pleasure of seeing Gary twice in Glasgow always loved his great melodic solos a great loss to Music, in general, he always played as if his fingers were on fire and could easily go through a clean towel every song to wipe the sweat from his face. An outstanding man and his Music. RIP Gary Moore.
Wow probably one of the best players ever ........mind you saw Tommy Emmanuel once ..he is "amazing he can play anything ....any song check him out ..see what you think
Wow,gary had that pub on fire with that phenomenal playing,how wish i was there to indulge in some cold pints and listen to my favorite player of all time.....Cheers buddy.....🎸❤️🍻
It's so good when top notch musicians still play the 'ordinary' venues i.e. 'pubs', where 'ordinary' folks can see and hear these guys up close and personal. Imagine being there and at some point going to the men's room and having a pee standing next to Gary effing Moore..! lol...rip Gary...a sadly missed talent...xx
Pity though the recording stopped abruptly right after ca 7 minutes..! Just as he started playing those clean notes (that I like very much) without any distortion..!
You had Gary....then everyone who wanted to be able to play like Gary....by far and away the greatest blues rock guitar player to ever strap on the instrument...we all sure miss your genius Gary.....😏😏
Its going on 2 weeks later and I still cant believe it. RIP Gary, youre one of the main reasons I picked up the guitar back in 1982. Thanks for posting mate.
I’ve never seen him live. :-( Luckely ‘Still Got The Blues’ came in the charts back then here in Belgium. The Blues Alive CD came up, VHS video... if you watched it, you’re hooked. The last few weeks he’s music companies me constantly. He’s one of the few who makes you listen in a one way conversation, for minutes long through his guitar. He just keeps going. If you would try to speak, he’s already new instrumental for almost ten minutes long, without stopping, telling different stories. He makes you listen and you don’t think about speaking.... you just listen to what comes out of his guitars. It is not many guitarists given to play instrumentals keeping you concentrated to what they have to say. Gary will play you another. And another. It seems he has a lot more to say than he had the time. I miss him so much.... and I’ve never seen him.... that’s a big regret. I wish he’d never stopped talking 😢
I wish had could seen him in a little venue like this. This video is an example of tone and feeling, it is not impossible to top it. RIP Gary we miss you!
Gary Moore "Guitar Virtuoso" AWESOME musician in ALL genre's.... yorkshiretractors parents were more than likely brother and sister, so can't help being musically incompetant and a complete KNOB =) R.I.P Gary... Legend !
WOW !! Gary is one of my ALL time favourite players and I have seen him live on many occasions. I was born and raised in Brighton and the prospect of going into a local for a pint and having the incredible experience of seeing and getting to meet Gary in such an intimate environment would be the experience of a lifetime !! Kudos to you Gary-- if you ever play in Houston my door is always open !!
the amp if he is true to his normal rig is a hand wired JCM 800 with i believe a MERCURY MAGNETICS transformer which i would suggest everyone with a marshall should have fitted for £200 it makes a great amp a wicked amp.
I didn't realise how much weight Gary had put on. I spoke with someone who was on one of Gary's last tours and he said that his guitar case was full of Mars and Toffee Crisp bars.
The Ranelagh is local to me, sad to say, I never saw Gary live at all, but they've had some real treats playing there, Barry the owner is a sound as they come and so is his wife, and the bar staff are great!
top place mate, totally unexpected for that part of brighton but what a great boozer. fell in there in about 1992 while i lived in brighton, and couldn't believe all the records on the wall. always dropped in there every now and then on the way to the beach, cutting through from tarnerland where i lived.
dear hare...i agree to your every word.......just listened to van halen for the first and the last time.......as i commented...vans laughing all the way to the bank.....
@chezarii It's called aging...normally. Would you want some Mick Jagger-type with plastic surgery to keep his appearance when approaching 60, simply creepy? Gary still got it, that's what matters. Obviously you're not a true fan, and is just obsessed with his looks...
Gary was thinking"Buddy Whitington and BB King is at least 200 pounds heavier then me and they are fine"but the difference is they didnt drink like Gary or played with his intensity not even close so he kept on drinking thinking he was fine but that was a false image and in the end the booze killed him and having a young girlfriend that could take a lot of boozing didnt help.I Dont blame her at all she is great woman.It was all his own fault.Thinking that you are still 35 when you are close to 60 does not work but its hard to break old habits and pretend that you are still a youngster when you are under the influense when your actually an old man who has lived a drug and alcohol rock&roll lifestyle for 40 years(Thin Lizzy=Party)his body just couldnt take the abuse anymore.RIP Gary and lots of love.
Jeez poor old Gary .. last time I saw him he was nowhere near that size , think it was in Birmingham... what happened ?.. Joe Lynn turner is going the same way with his tummy.... mars and toffee crisps ? .. the poor guy looks like he swallowed a space hopper.. old rock stars need to look after themselves a little more
If you would missed/ignored for decades as Gary Moore had been around the world - it is likely that you would run into the drink in your desperation. This may have been the cause of obesity and, finally, of the regrettable death ... I think it's a big loss for the audience who love real GOOD music...
Story is that his local pub had a fund raiser for a sick child and he said he would do a gig with all money going to the child plus he donated a large sum of money. God rest your soul Gary
RIP Master!
great!! the band of three in a small pub, must be MAGIC!!!!
Thanks very much for posting,
WOW he is one of the greats!!! Great sounding guitar also.
😍🎸🎸
Yeah, he's gettin on abit now! He'll be giving BB King a run for his money soon! Maybe playin some old school rock might get him running round the stage some more!
Can't deny he's still my favourite guitar player...All Class!
No one could match his versatility. Not Van Faglan, no chubby Malmsteen, not SRV Hendrix clone, not rockabilly Beck.
This is *real* pub playing. Gary was a most underrated blues player singer and writer...
Makes me want to get out there and do it. Shame so few decent pubs doing live blues around here these days. In fact, none that I can think of...
Paul Shields said but true. Most people would prefer to get shitfaced at karaoke night pretending they can sing instead of supporting local live acts
Underrated? Never heard that before tbh.
Also he visits guitarist-singer and most underrated shred-guitarist
@@thelolguy007 I'd say that he's very highly rated by most guitarists, but I think a lot of people still haven't heard of him, whereas they all know the names of Eric Clapton or Jimi Hendrix.
Not saying they're any better or worse, just that our Mr Moore doesn't seem to have his name in the public consciousness in the same way for whatever reason.
He was an exceptional musician.
@@thelolguy007 didnt you know everyone on youtube is underrated, except rolling stone magazine
Gary Moore was THE best guitarplayer, no doubt about it.
People doesnt realize the feeling the drive the skill Gary had, tremendeous! Gary could outplay any guitarist on the planet, Van Halen, John Sykes, Frank Marino, Santana, Clapton SRV and all the other thousands of guitarists, known or unknown, they dont even come close! Why dont they raise a statue over Gary in Belfast, for example?
hare krishna yes he is awsome but i think then he and Stevie Ray Vaughan are in the same guitar-god level
+LOGAN PARKER for sure, just that Gary had an extra twentyfive years to get just a little bit better than SRV and I Love me some Stevie fosho. Actually got to see SRV 3X!!! Had Stevie lived a few more years...his Legacy would be even more intense...
GARY, fue y será por siempre una APLANADORA !!
I also think it is very sad and upsetting that all of the high-profile guitar players you listed have also gather Gary Moore - who was a different musician than any of them! Only BB King was the excellence who appreciated GaRy Moore's incredible musical knowledge ... Of course SRV is my favorite also - it's a pity he's gone so early... He was a similar excellence as Gary - but Moore got success only in the United Kingdom... I love Clapton - but I'm very "angry" about why he NEVER played together with Gary Moore... Maybe because he came from a poor Irish family? My own opinion is: that not even after years of Gary's death, there is no "rehabilitation" about Gary's musical talent and excellent gitar player know...
Katalin: Eric Clapton did play a tribute to Gary, a version of Still Got the Blues. Am sure he admired him a lot.
Hey guys, lets show some respect for one of the greatest guitarist of our time,if not thee greatest,enjoy his legacy,all the hours and hours of hard graft he done for us to enjoy,a great man,who worked really hard to get to his level, Amen
From a little kid way before battery tuners and RUclips and never took guitar lessons. Neither did I or lots of guys were self taught 🌹
I don't care what you think, Gary Moore was by far, the most talented blues player of my era. Yeah SRV blah blah but that's the early 90's. We're so lucky to have a chance to hear or see this talent in a long difficult time.
You are right - but I love SRV-t also because he was similar in his music play as Gary Moore = a TALENT...
I just don't think Stevie could express the guitar like this guy
The first Stevie Ray album came out in early 80's {1982?}, SRV was really the only guy at that time truly successful doing straight up blues in the era of Eddie Van Halen clones. Gotta love SRV, he was true greatness. At that time Gary was doing hard rock/ metal solo records that were awesome! Gary started doing blues albums in 1990 etc. Gary however will always be my favorite though...it's amazing how much music is on the internet these days {it's flooded!} yet I still resort to Gary's music!!
Is not necessary compare that two greatest genius. We have to be so glad for listen their music
agree ,eric clapton nothing near good as gary but he got more famour and richer then him , gary never been treated well with his music . rip legend ,
im going to visit his grave this year at st margaret's church in brighton .
It is amazing how he gets the same tone as if he was playing a large stadium. You would be walking past that pub and hear this and think to yourself 'that guy is good. He sounds just like Gary Moore'.
R.I.P., Gary Moore. We miss you.
I’ve watched this gig now for the last 12 years and in 2022 it still blows me away how awesome Gary Moore is, he still inspires to me to pick up my Les Paul and play the Blues…..
Gary Moore. Spitting licks like a fire breather. Natural power and passion, tone, timing, and yes...danger. That's sexy. Not one player like him out there today
I played for thirty years and never got within a country mile of him. What a phenomenal talent, what an incredible level of skill!
RIP, GARY!
Ive been playing 46 years and I am a decent guitarist but I don't feel fit to lace his boots awesome player RIP Mr Gary Moore a true legend !
Had the pleasure of seeing Gary twice in Glasgow always loved his great melodic solos a great loss to Music, in general, he always played as if his fingers were on fire and could easily go through a clean towel every song to wipe the sweat from his face. An outstanding man and his Music. RIP Gary Moore.
you're so lucky, I still listen to his music very often, and never got the chance to see him live!
Wow, imagine wandering into the corner bar and there's Gary Moore playing! Thanks for posting this!
It was an amazing night! Gary Moore The Maestro. Very sadly missed 😥
Wow probably one of the best players ever ........mind you saw Tommy Emmanuel once ..he is "amazing he can play anything ....any song check him out ..see what you think
How lucky were the drinkers in that pub that night going in for a pint and wow GARY MOORE Playing wish i had been there RIP GARY
Wow,gary had that pub on fire with that phenomenal playing,how wish i was there to indulge in some cold pints and listen to my favorite player of all time.....Cheers buddy.....🎸❤️🍻
LEGEND !!! RESPECT !!!
Drummer having to keep up with the genius guitar player's plectrum /string rythm patterns here. Unheard of. Genius Moore.
Think it was the bass player that was struggling
What a great video and great performance !!!
It's so good when top notch musicians still play the 'ordinary' venues i.e. 'pubs', where 'ordinary' folks can see and hear these guys up close and personal. Imagine being there and at some point going to the men's room and having a pee standing next to Gary effing Moore..! lol...rip Gary...a sadly missed talent...xx
I like it !!!!!!
I entered the pub that night and immediately left because it was SOOO loud. Would have stayed had I realised who was playing.
For me he is the worlds greatest guitarist bar none.
yep
Makes the likes of SRV look like a beginner 😂 a legend taken by the man above to play blues to those in heaven
Gary wasn't built for comfort he was built for speed.
Always loved Gary, many times he's saved my bacon.
I do miss him, my guitar hero
That is it! Pure tone and feeling, it can't be better. Gary was one of the best! RIP Gary!
Pity though the recording stopped abruptly right after ca 7 minutes..! Just as he started playing those clean notes (that I like very much) without any distortion..!
🌌♥️💫⭐
We all have Garry Moore in our playing. He was a Wonderful Guitarist. 👏👏👏.
Gary, you were the best !!!!!!!!!! R.I.P.
You had Gary....then everyone who wanted to be able to play like Gary....by far and away the greatest blues rock guitar player to ever strap on the instrument...we all sure miss your genius Gary.....😏😏
Its going on 2 weeks later and I still cant believe it. RIP Gary, youre one of the main reasons I picked up the guitar back in 1982. Thanks for posting mate.
I’ve never seen him live. :-( Luckely ‘Still Got The Blues’ came in the charts back then here in Belgium. The Blues Alive CD came up, VHS video... if you watched it, you’re hooked. The last few weeks he’s music companies me constantly. He’s one of the few who makes you listen in a one way conversation, for minutes long through his guitar. He just keeps going. If you would try to speak, he’s already new instrumental for almost ten minutes long, without stopping, telling different stories. He makes you listen and you don’t think about speaking.... you just listen to what comes out of his guitars. It is not many guitarists given to play instrumentals keeping you concentrated to what they have to say. Gary will play you another. And another. It seems he has a lot more to say than he had the time. I miss him so much.... and I’ve never seen him.... that’s a big regret. I wish he’d never stopped talking 😢
Thats my guitar.
Its actually in the case right next to me
Just found this video...Untouchable talent, forever missed...
7 people need to get ears checked.
It doesn't get much better than that. RIP to the GOAT.
OMG I love this man, RIP my love
The best in a generation!!! Glad i was not that sound man. STILL FEEDBACK!!!
Amazing! One of the greatest of all time.
Am still in love with the blues.
I wish had could seen him in a little venue like this. This video is an example of tone and feeling, it is not impossible to top it. RIP Gary we miss you!
Gary Moore "Guitar Virtuoso" AWESOME musician in ALL genre's.... yorkshiretractors parents were more than likely brother and sister, so can't help being musically incompetant and a complete KNOB
=) R.I.P Gary... Legend !
Sublime player!, he always applied taste/touch/tone and feel to whatever style of music he was playing at the time, sadly missed.
WOW !! Gary is one of my ALL time favourite players and I have seen him live on many occasions. I was born and raised in Brighton and the prospect of going into a local for a pint and having the incredible experience of seeing and getting to meet Gary in such an intimate environment would be the experience of a lifetime !!
Kudos to you Gary-- if you ever play in Houston my door is always open !!
the amp if he is true to his normal rig is a hand wired JCM 800 with i believe a MERCURY MAGNETICS transformer which i would suggest everyone with a marshall should have fitted for £200 it makes a great amp a wicked amp.
I was at this and a few other gigs he played there.
Thank you who ever got this footage ...................................
always shows Up.....................
Seems like yesterday seeing him play in pub great!..rip Gary m8
where and when was this [ please ] I seen Gary a few times in Liverpool just out of this world playing [ what a sad loss of a great player]
Jump Forty Four it's a tiny little pub called The Ranelagh just off St James Street here in Brighton.
Thank you for that Pete kind regards jump44
Anyone know who the guys are playing with Gary? Just curious, as it seemed he played with different players in settings like this. RIP Gazza 🙏
I didn't realise how much weight Gary had put on. I spoke with someone who was on one of Gary's last tours and he said that his guitar case was full of Mars and Toffee Crisp bars.
I love toffee crisps ♥️👍😁
I guess Gary was ok,...........just kidding.......I love his guitar playing....never a wrong note
Here's a great magic trick. Wanna make a guitar players jaw drop without using your hands? Show them this performance.
He lived nearby Brighton,also buried there...can it be better you sit in a pub and Gary Moore playing
The one and only
The real king of the blues!
The Ranelagh is local to me, sad to say, I never saw Gary live at all, but they've had some real treats playing there, Barry the owner is a sound as they come and so is his wife, and the bar staff are great!
top place mate, totally unexpected for that part of brighton but what a great boozer. fell in there in about 1992 while i lived in brighton, and couldn't believe all the records on the wall. always dropped in there every now and then on the way to the beach, cutting through from tarnerland where i lived.
Now this is a GEM..... LIVE as can possibly be..... And very very Blue.... get some Blue on you baby.
What song is this?
The playing by Gary is as brutal as ever. Such a loss of amazing talent
Have You Heard from the beano album.
It's incredible what this guy did with a simple pentatonic.
Must have been wild seeing Gary Moore in a place that small.
Blistering blues licks. Awesome!
in a small club, without a keyboard player COOOOOOOOOL!
Cool
I met Gary in Brighton in the guitar store at the top of the North Lanes.
toujours avec nous !! gary RIP
dear hare...i agree to your every word.......just listened to van halen for the first and the last time.......as i commented...vans laughing all the way to the bank.....
Speechless. Pure soul.
Gary has just recorded a new single with a Brighton based group called Gypsy and the Wolf. Check them out on myspace.
@chezarii It's called aging...normally. Would you want some Mick Jagger-type with plastic surgery to keep his appearance when approaching 60, simply creepy? Gary still got it, that's what matters. Obviously you're not a true fan, and is just obsessed with his looks...
still don´t wanna believe it. Was about to get a ticket for gig in Bonn/Germany in June...
The drummer is havin the night of his life, the bassist is shitting bricks, so would I.
The basser is (was) Gary's usual touring bass player Pete Rees...........
awesome !!!! any idea what his amp is ?
Sounds like a jtm45
Great Vid....thanks. What was his set up ? Sounds great!!! I can see a marshall back there?
Fantastic pure tone...
this is a very precious video my friend!
so sad to see him clealry not well..... :( my hero...he never lost it anyway.....even if he wasnt well....he still played from the feet up
Sure could play the blues.
so cool!
Some people should live forever, like Gary Moore.
Christ ive been pissed in this pub in brighton a few times...
I think Gary used to play in a little club in Belfast called The Pound Club back in the early 70's.
Is that where he would pound a few...and put on a few pounds?
Gorgeous upload THX!!
He gets every ounce of feeling out of his Les Paul-brilliant
What is Gary asking for at .1.51 ?.. does anyone know .. looks a bit annoyed
I think the vocal mic's too loud. Said it was feeding back...
he said feedback feedback turn it down
you gotta be quick onstage
Gary was thinking"Buddy Whitington and BB King is at least 200 pounds heavier then me and they are fine"but the difference is they didnt drink like Gary or played with his intensity not even close so he kept on drinking thinking he was fine but that was a false image and in the end the booze killed him and having a young girlfriend that could take a lot of boozing didnt help.I Dont blame her at all she is great woman.It was all his own fault.Thinking that you are still 35 when you are close to 60 does not work but its hard to break old habits and pretend that you are still a youngster when you are under the influense when your actually an old man who has lived a drug and alcohol rock&roll lifestyle for 40 years(Thin Lizzy=Party)his body just couldnt take the abuse anymore.RIP Gary and lots of love.
Such a all venue, But, great sound and control..
It's supposed to be small venue...
Wow, what phrasing! what a sound! magnificent! the best!!
Fantstic pure tone...
Jeez poor old Gary .. last time I saw him he was nowhere near that size , think it was in Birmingham... what happened ?.. Joe Lynn turner is going the same way with his tummy.... mars and toffee crisps ? .. the poor guy looks like he swallowed a space hopper.. old rock stars need to look after themselves a little more
+rupert z Agreed...sad Gary is gone...and WTF is a "space hopper"...LOL
Martin Tramil it's not drugs anymore it's booze and lots of it that'll kill ya. Gary was my all time favourite brother of blues.
If you would missed/ignored for decades as Gary Moore had been around the world - it is likely that you would run into the drink in your desperation. This may have been the cause of obesity and, finally, of the regrettable death ... I think it's a big loss for the audience who love real GOOD music...
When gary went for a picnic in the woods the bears hid THEIR food 😁
Wow. Simply awesome.
R.I.P! Gary!