I play this game when I watch RUclips guitar videos. I try to guess how many comments I have to read before I hit the ubiquitous "underrated" comment. Bingo! You win! Very first comment. I'll sit here an ponder how one of the most well respected guitarists in the world could possibly be "underrated" while I enjoy the rest of the video.
Soul stirring solos. The way he plays Further on up the road on Blues Alive compared to the way everyone else plays that song is why I love him. No one let’s it rip like him. RIP brother
I worked with him for nearly 4 years from 1982...one of the best pair of ears in the business and a truly magnificent guitarist...hard for me to choose between him and Jeff Beck. A great loss.
Gary and Jeff were friends and Gary regarded Jeff as being the best living guitarist whilst Jeff said that Gary had the whole blues thing wrapped up. I feel somewhat proud to live close to where Gary grew up in Belfast. It is a pity that Clapton wasn't interested in sharing a stage with Gary but then again, most players seemed to have feared for their reputations where Gary was concerned !
To me it doesn't get better than GM, only different. Whether it's Wes Montgomery, Schenker, Hendrix, SRV, Winter...and on and on. Gary Moore is and will always be one of the Very Finest Indeed, RIP to all the Great Guitar Slingers especially GM!
@@martintramil8084 Joe Pass, Steve Morse, Lenny Breau, Jimmy Page, Les Paul ... the list goes on. So many brilliant guitarists. No one better than the other, just different, amazing talents.
I totally agree. I was lucky to see him live in 1984 on his Victims of the Future tour opening for Rush on their Grace Under Pressure tour. He was amazing!! I have been a humongous fan ever since!! RIP Gary!!
I can still see him now in the control room in my studio "coming down" after a solo...there would be a moment or two when he'd look almost lost in his other world and had to find a way back into the land of us mere mortals ...wonderful and always a gent.
Something that I would have always liked to see is the process that he carried out to create a guitar solo. It sure would have been something worth seeing.
Gary Moore...simply doesn't get any better. It just doesn't. The technique, the dynamics, the heart rending emotion. A couple of notes and I well up. And btw - when Les Paul designed this guitar, angels must have whispered to him that an Irish dude named Gary Moore was BORN to play this isntrument
This man (along with Rory Gallagher) is the best Irish guitarist in rock 'n' roll/blues history. I feel blessed that as a very young man, I got to see him, thanks to my much older brothers, who were a huge influence on my musical taste, and although I don't necessarily have the same respect for my elder siblings, due to other factors non musical, I will always be grateful to have been taken to some life changing concerts, such as Gary in the Hammersmith Odeon, and a Thin Lizzy concert in Dublin, in the mid 80's, I think the venue was called the RDS. One of Lizzy"s last ever gigs. Something to tell my grand children, if I ever have any. Gary Moore, you will live on forever through your genius. Richie.
Wow!!! I never knew Gary played on letterman. He was truly in a league of his own, was Gary. There was fire in that man's playing. God rest you, Gary. You are sorely missed. 🔥🙏🇮🇪
For me this is the greatest blues song ever. Such a great voice and an incredible incredible way he could make a guitar sing. You are missed my friend.
Wow... I still love the tone that Gary managed to get. So emotional, warm, and fluid. Says a lot about his touch and playing, as well as the classic combo of a Marshall amp and a Les Paul, Gary, may you R.I.P.
@jeffofgertymusic2023 Without sounding like a dick, it’s actually his other Les Paul called “Stripe”. He use that model for the record and live performance but did use Greeny for other songs. You can tell also from the fact that the humbucker pickups are exposed rather than having their covers on like Greeny 👍🏻
NO ONE LIKE GARY MOORE, NO ONE , THE BEST A GIFTED MAN, A COMPLETE TALENT REST IN HEAVEN MASTER!! I HEAR OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN, SUCH A BEAUTIFUL LOVE SONG PERFORMED BY AN IMPECCABLE, SUPERB MASTER!! WE MISS YOU GARY, BUT YOU ARE PEACEFULLY IN GOD’S HANDS
R.I.P Gary you were certainly one of the very best and I for one will forever be grateful that I got to see you live a few times and will miss not being able to hear anything new from you but what you left us is priceless
+vibrato6 He is truly one of my favorite guitarists, my brother saw Stevie Ray Vaughn , LIVE, I envy both of you. But I just saw 3 of the last 4 shows for R40, Rush tour. Alex was magnificent. Gary was a virtuoso,
+vibrato6 not trying to argue, but This Is Not his '59 sunburst, he would never take the pick-up covers off & polish it up to look all shiny & new.......once again, this isn't Peter's guitar, sorry.......
+mikeyowen this might not be Peter Greens LP but you are wrong about the color of Greeny-it is a dirty faded lemonburst not a cherry burst-as for the PU covers being off they may have switched them from time to time-the Gibson Collectors choice model called the Melvyn Franks is actually Peters guitar and it has the covers on and Grover tuners but the later Gary Moore Model from 2000 (which I own) has the covers off and Kluson style tuners-both of them have the pickguard off- he might have had his tech switch things up-the guitar in the clip is definitely not shiny and looks old to me-maybe they rented it for the show-either way Gary was great and is missed
Does anybody remember when Paul Schaeffer's band could just step right up and frame an artist of this caliber to deliver a performance practically legendary, EVERY TIME?
Gary pared this classic down for the broadcast and still hit it out of the park! Silky vocals and his guitar taking us along for the ride! Thanks Gary for everything! 🙏❤🙏
I am big Hendrix and Van Halen but I think Gary Moore was in a league all of his own. He just had that special touch. Technique to the moon and back yet he could make you cry with just a couple of notes or a simple little run. I trust he is with the Lord.
This guy had buckets full of pure talent, singing, writing and the playing is sublime... he's to mentioned in the same arena as Hendrix,Allen Collins, Clapton!!!!
I remember watching this live on Letterman right before going to bed. Now I can watch it all the time. Best musical guest ever late night. And I agree with another writer- most underrated or never known performer of all time.
I was living in W Germany in the early 80s and had peripherally heard of him and a buddy wanted to travel to Munich to hear him and was one of the best concerts I ever attended...wow. Wow.
He's got no right to be so good, so freakin awesome to see someone outside of the USA serve up the blues so perfectly. Hope they enjoyed it. What a wonderful world we live in. Love it.
His guitar is out of the universe very talented artist ine of my top 3 guitarist he will be missed. Corridores of power. Wishing well End of the world His voice tells the story. God has blessed his talented fingers
What a sad loss to the music world , brilliant soul and honest approach to the type of music that will live on for ever , we were so lucky to have had him and many others who we have lost way too soon in a generation that changed music forever
What a true blessing from the lord. Only a few that we were honored to hear. The music still gives me the chills. Thanks you I can't listen to him long enough.
I discovered Gary from the thin lizzy video, "dont believe a word". I was like ; this dude rocks! and I started digging around and found all these excellent songs. Gary lives forever!
I still remember the first time I heard this song, back in 92 I was immediately overcome with emotions that this song was presenting, such a wonderful & excellent player, singer, writer. Sad another great player is no more
Been singing this song the past few days. Wish I'd happened upon him sooner. He's right near the top for greatest guitar player. He's in my conversation
I remember seeing this performance when it aired and enjoyed it so much that I bought the tape the very next day. Tape as in "cassette tape" for you young people that don't know what a cassette tape is! Awesome song by an awesome musician!
gary moore and rory gallagher, two of the world's best blues guitarists/singers/composers...damn shame they have yet to be inducted into the RR hall of fame. gone but will forever be missed and loved by their loyal fans all over the world..
1. Opening Theme 2. Gary Intro 3. Born in the USA 4. Crossroad (Outro) 5. Crossroad (Ending) 6. Jerry Seinfeld Intro 7. Walking by Myself 8. Walking by Myself (Ending) 9. Pretty Woman 10. Born Under a Bad Sign 11. Unknow Blues (Outro) 12. Unknow Blues (Ending) 13. Still Got the Blues 14. Messin' with the Kid (Outro) 15. Messin' with the Kid (Ending) 16. Closing Theme
Over the years many great guitarists, but only one exceptional talent that stand's above all, thank you Mr Gary Moore!!! For leaving us the incredible music...
No need for words when Gary plucks your heartstrings the way he does... as Ozzie Osborne said of him about the only time they played one song together, "he was completely off the hook." Joe Bonamossa said that Gary wrote the playbook he still uses... so. "so long, it was so long ago... I still got the blues for you." R.I.P. Companero. There's a cozy little corner in our hearts just for you.
How ironic that Anton Fig got to play here with Gary Moore in 1991 while somewhere a 14-year-old Joe Bonamassa was probably watching this on TV and dreaming about one day.....Now Anton and Joe tour the world together. Joe has always said that Gary Moore wrote the playbook he uses and has nothing but the deepest respect and admiration for paving the way for his career. Really cool shit!
I was fortunately able to see him on 20 plus occasions, never failed to amaze me, didnt go alot on the blues era really but he was still amazing whatever music he played, he was a master of all, jack of none!
Just, wow... 'Great' is an often used word that seems to be handed out so freely these days, but this fully deserves that accolade IMHO. RIP Robert William Gary Moore.
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Probably the most underrated musician of all time . Hall of Fame level talent!
Also the blues for Jimi . 🥰🥰
Amazing guitarist. RIP Gary
I play this game when I watch RUclips guitar videos. I try to guess how many comments I have to read before I hit the ubiquitous "underrated" comment. Bingo! You win! Very first comment. I'll sit here an ponder how one of the most well respected guitarists in the world could possibly be "underrated" while I enjoy the rest of the video.
Not by me.
Not under rated at all. He was just unknown in the USA. Everywhere else he is regarded as one of the greats 😊
Soul stirring solos. The way he plays Further on up the road on Blues Alive compared to the way everyone else plays that song is why I love him. No one let’s it rip like him. RIP brother
I worked with him for nearly 4 years from 1982...one of the best pair of ears in the business and a truly magnificent guitarist...hard for me to choose between him and Jeff Beck. A great loss.
What kinda person would you describe him as?
why have to choose one or the other? both are stellar and music isn't a competition.
Non finer the complete guitarist 🎼🙏
@@truescotsman4103 I think he just means that Gary was as talented as Jeff Beck - who is regarded as one of the best of all time ✌️😎
Gary and Jeff were friends and Gary regarded Jeff as being the best living guitarist whilst Jeff said that Gary had the whole blues thing wrapped up. I feel somewhat proud to live close to where Gary grew up in Belfast. It is a pity that Clapton wasn't interested in sharing a stage with Gary but then again, most players seemed to have feared for their reputations where Gary was concerned !
The finest guitarist to ever grace this planet
To me it doesn't get better than GM, only different. Whether it's Wes Montgomery, Schenker, Hendrix, SRV, Winter...and on and on. Gary Moore is and will always be one of the Very Finest Indeed, RIP to all the Great Guitar Slingers especially GM!
There is no such thing as the finest ever...there are many greats and he was certainly one of them.
@@martintramil8084 Peter Green and Roy Buchanan.
He was just simply The Lord of the Strings!
@@martintramil8084 Joe Pass, Steve Morse, Lenny Breau, Jimmy Page, Les Paul ... the list goes on. So many brilliant guitarists. No one better than the other, just different, amazing talents.
Gary's voice was just crystal on this.
Gary Moore was a force of nature! A masterful guitarist and performer.
azguitar Yes, a force of nature and also the best hard rock guitarist ever IMO.
I still want to cry when I think of his passing. So much talent.
Same here man. I was devastated when I heard of his passing. I could almost not believe it. And still feels sorrow in my heart.
I totally agree. I was lucky to see him live in 1984 on his Victims of the Future tour opening for Rush on their Grace Under Pressure tour. He was amazing!! I have been a humongous fan ever since!! RIP Gary!!
Gone way too soon, heartbreaking tbh
Me two😢
I can still see him now in the control room in my studio "coming down" after a solo...there would be a moment or two when he'd look almost lost in his other world and had to find a way back into the land of us mere mortals ...wonderful and always a gent.
Thanks for sharing
Something that I would have always liked to see is the process that he carried out to create a guitar solo. It sure would have been something worth seeing.
When was this? Thank you for sharing..
Gary Moore...simply doesn't get any better. It just doesn't. The technique, the dynamics, the heart rending emotion. A couple of notes and I well up. And btw - when Les Paul designed this guitar, angels must have whispered to him that an Irish dude named Gary Moore was BORN to play this isntrument
Gorgie I loved what u said I couldn't have said it Better I've loved me some Robert William Gary Moore he was the Best of the Bestest 🍀💕🍀🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸✌️
BEAUTIFUL, INDEED,!
Beautiful words......Perfect words.
Also guys his voice matched his exquisite guitar play. Colossal.
BEAUTIFULL, BEAUTIFULL WORDS FOR GARY, SIMPLY A MASTER, NO ONE LIKE HIM, NOW THIS SPLENDID GUITAR RESTS IN HEAVEN! See you Gary!
There is NOTHING this guy cant play, - he even plays other 'legends' songs better than they do!
for sure his version of friday on my mind is the best--the extended version rocks!!
This man (along with Rory Gallagher) is the best Irish guitarist in rock 'n' roll/blues history.
I feel blessed that as a very young man, I got to see him, thanks to my much older brothers, who were a huge influence on my musical taste, and although I don't necessarily have the same respect for my elder siblings, due to other factors non musical, I will always be grateful to have been taken to some life changing concerts, such as Gary in the Hammersmith Odeon, and a Thin Lizzy concert in Dublin, in the mid 80's, I think the venue was called the RDS. One of Lizzy"s last ever gigs.
Something to tell my grand children, if I ever have any.
Gary Moore, you will live on forever through your genius.
Richie.
I love Jimi Hendrix, but I think Gary Moore's cover of "Red House" is a major cut above all the other pretenders. Please give it a listen!
especially when he played it at the televised fender strat anniversary show.....just an amazing player......
Wow!!! I never knew Gary played on letterman. He was truly in a league of his own, was Gary. There was fire in that man's playing. God rest you, Gary. You are sorely missed. 🔥🙏🇮🇪
This is the 2nd best blues songs ever, but Parisienne Walkways is #1. Gary Moore and Gary Moore. What else can you say. THE Best.
Fantastic, underrated in US. RIP
Gary Moore : The Man, The Myth, The Master, The Genius and The incredible Blues Legend ! RIP .
For me this is the greatest blues song ever. Such a great voice and an incredible incredible way he could make a guitar sing. You are missed my friend.
Wow... I still love the tone that Gary managed to get. So emotional, warm, and fluid. Says a lot about his touch and playing, as well as the classic combo of a Marshall amp and a Les Paul, Gary, may you R.I.P.
Not just ANY Les Paul, that is GREENY
@jeffofgertymusic2023
Without sounding like a dick, it’s actually his other Les Paul called “Stripe”. He use that model for the record and live performance but did use Greeny for other songs. You can tell also from the fact that the humbucker pickups are exposed rather than having their covers on like Greeny 👍🏻
@@8luesman ah, thanks for info. JF
NO ONE LIKE GARY MOORE, NO ONE , THE BEST A GIFTED MAN, A COMPLETE TALENT REST IN HEAVEN MASTER!! I HEAR OVER AND OVER AND OVER AGAIN, SUCH A BEAUTIFUL LOVE SONG PERFORMED BY AN IMPECCABLE, SUPERB MASTER!! WE MISS YOU GARY, BUT YOU ARE PEACEFULLY IN GOD’S HANDS
What a gift this guy was for music lovers everywhere! You can't help but feel the vibe that Gary was able to bring to his music...
RIP Gary Moore!
Gary was the best...... and still No One can touch his sound or the way He draws you into his solo.... R.I.P. You're still the King....
RIP Gary ,a true gentleman, and original musician.. My all time great..x
R.I.P Gary you were certainly one of the very best and I for one will forever be grateful that I got to see you live a few times and will miss not being able to hear anything new from you but what you left us is priceless
vibrato6 Amen to that.What Gary left is priceless and he will be loved forever.
+vibrato6 He is truly one of my favorite guitarists, my brother saw Stevie Ray Vaughn , LIVE, I envy both of you. But I just saw 3 of the last 4 shows for R40, Rush tour. Alex was magnificent. Gary was a virtuoso,
Saw him at the Beacon Theater in NY . Awesome concert. one of my all time favorites
+vibrato6 not trying to argue, but This Is Not his '59 sunburst, he would never take the pick-up covers off & polish it up to look all shiny & new.......once again, this isn't Peter's guitar, sorry.......
+mikeyowen this might not be Peter Greens LP but you are wrong about the color of Greeny-it is a dirty faded lemonburst not a cherry burst-as for the PU covers being off they may have switched them from time to time-the Gibson Collectors choice model called the Melvyn Franks is actually Peters guitar and it has the covers on and Grover tuners but the later Gary Moore Model from 2000 (which I own) has the covers off and Kluson style tuners-both of them have the pickguard off- he might have had his tech switch things up-the guitar in the clip is definitely not shiny and looks old to me-maybe they rented it for the show-either way Gary was great and is missed
Does anybody remember when Paul Schaeffer's band could just step right up and frame an artist of this caliber to deliver a performance practically legendary, EVERY TIME?
I do Anton fig and will lee . No matter if you liked daves sense of humor he deserves respect for the great artist he invited on his show
Mike Latham - yes
The first James Brown performance might be one of my favorite videos ever. You can hear how excited Steve Jordan was from his drumming.
Schaeffer could back anyone anytime
Gary pared this classic down for the broadcast and still hit it out of the park! Silky vocals and his guitar taking us along for the ride! Thanks Gary for everything! 🙏❤🙏
Everyone loves his guitar playing which is just phenomenal. I love listening to his voice.....
I am big Hendrix and Van Halen but I think Gary Moore was in a league all of his own. He just had that special touch. Technique to the moon and back yet he could make you cry with just a couple of notes or a simple little run. I trust he is with the Lord.
Dave's best guest. EVER.
I've still got the blues for Gary Moore (may he rest in peace). Thanks for posting!
This guy had buckets full of pure talent, singing, writing and the playing is sublime... he's to mentioned in the same arena as Hendrix,Allen Collins, Clapton!!!!
Beautiful music...beautiful man. Over the top legend!!
Gary is not just a guitarist, is a perfect musician and composer, so, I love him... He mades me buy and hear LP's again... great Gary!
I remember watching this live on Letterman right before going to bed. Now I can watch it all the time. Best musical guest ever late night. And I agree with another writer- most underrated or never known performer of all time.
I was living in W Germany in the early 80s and had peripherally heard of him and a buddy wanted to travel to Munich to hear him and was one of the best concerts I ever attended...wow. Wow.
He's got no right to be so good, so freakin awesome to see someone outside of the USA serve up the blues so perfectly. Hope they enjoyed it. What a wonderful world we live in. Love it.
One of the best blues ballads ever!!! R.I.P Gary
His guitar is out of the universe very talented artist ine of my top 3 guitarist he will be missed. Corridores of power. Wishing well
End of the world
His voice tells the story. God has blessed his talented fingers
Agreed. I won't live long enough to hear the likes of him again. In my opinion, Gary Moore was the greatest blues guitarist that ever lived.
Try Johnny Winter.
What a sad loss to the music world , brilliant soul and honest approach to the type of music that will live on for ever , we were so lucky to have had him and many others who we have lost way too soon in a generation that changed music forever
King of Rock blues. RIP Gary.
I remember seeing this live and not knowing who Gary was. I was blown away. Wow.
BRILLIANT TALENT SAD LOSS.....RIP GARY......
this guy was the real guitar hero.
What a true blessing from the lord. Only a few that we were honored to hear. The music still gives me the chills. Thanks you I can't listen to him long enough.
I discovered Gary from the thin lizzy video, "dont believe a word". I was like ; this dude rocks! and I started digging around and found all these excellent songs. Gary lives forever!
I still remember the first time I heard this song, back in 92 I was immediately overcome with emotions that this song was presenting, such a wonderful & excellent player, singer, writer. Sad another great player is no more
I remember watching this live. The next day I ordered an Soldano SLO-100.
His best live sound came from that amp imo!
Shame he didn't get the recognition he deserved. Up there with the greatest. Blessed with a great voice as well.
Bravo Maestro!
Sorely missed... never forgotten, guitar god (and phenomenal vocalist) Gary Moore. Fly on
Been singing this song the past few days. Wish I'd happened upon him sooner. He's right near the top for greatest guitar player. He's in my conversation
This is an absolutely moving piece of musicaL genius.
Whenever I want to recharge my heart and soul, I listen to this track. Sadly missed.
I remember seeing this performance when it aired and enjoyed it so much that I bought the tape the very next day. Tape as in "cassette tape" for you young people that don't know what a cassette tape is! Awesome song by an awesome musician!
Dammmm Gary Moore was killer... he could sing as good as he played...wow
Saw this the night it aired. Bought it the next morning.
SO SAD HE'S GONE I COULD LISTEN TO HIM ALL DAY!
Thats the best i have heard that song rip Gary wow!!!😘👍🙋♂️🐨🦋🛸
RIP Garry and Phil, you are missed
yep! He was the most melodic guitarist the world ever had.
I still miss him.Miss his playing...rip our Gary.
Great guitarist and a great loss.
Our loss God's gain...
Awesome! Rest In Peace Gary.......even though you're gone, your music lives on.
Gary was a good singer and a great guitarist !!!
That rare combination of killer guitar talent and an amazing voice is... ...beyond words.
thanks for putting this up, great stuff!
thanks for putting this up. good job. great quality!
Gary Moore, amor de mi vida!!!
The best....the best musician of the all time!!!
He Is the guitar God... eternal... unforgettable...a legend!!!!♥️♥️♥️
gary moore and rory gallagher, two of the world's best blues guitarists/singers/composers...damn shame they have yet to be inducted into the RR hall of fame. gone but will forever be missed and loved by their loyal fans all over the world..
Gives me the chills everytime I hear it
Gary you are so great that I just bought a T-shirt after you saying "The lord of the strings"
Letterman show really got the taste for music! Gary Moore, Van Halen, Megadeth, Eric Clapton, ...; all considered a legend now...!
Greatest blues vibrato that ever, God I miss you Gary😂
Spanish guitar, empty rooms, the loner, prophet... masterpieces by a true master
Great tune! My favorite. Thanks Gary!
great album have had it for yrs now.-..yum yum music
Very soulful and heartfelt, great job by Gary and the Late Night Band recreating this gem.
Fantastic performance. Spot on! I will watch this footage over and over again.
David Letterman Said it write when he Said Mr Gary Moore is Europe Best Guitarist's I say in the World 🍀💋🍀💋🍀💋🍀💋🍀💋🍀💋 Always & Forever 🍀💋
this song would bring a tear to a glass eye. What a phenomenal performer he was
I remember this on TV, saw it when it aired. Dave ROCKS!!!!
Didn't he also do Pretty Woman? I'm fairly sure he played 2 songs that night.
1. Opening Theme
2. Gary Intro
3. Born in the USA
4. Crossroad (Outro)
5. Crossroad (Ending)
6. Jerry Seinfeld Intro
7. Walking by Myself
8. Walking by Myself (Ending)
9. Pretty Woman
10. Born Under a Bad Sign
11. Unknow Blues (Outro)
12. Unknow Blues (Ending)
13. Still Got the Blues
14. Messin' with the Kid (Outro)
15. Messin' with the Kid (Ending)
16. Closing Theme
Here is or was a dvd of the show, www.spirit-of-metal.com/album-groupe-Gary_Moore-nom_album-Late_Show_with_David_Letterman_(DVD)-l-en.html
RIP my hero and idol. You are missed every day.
superbe song superbe performance Still miss you Gary .
Excellent song. Thanks
Gary is one of the two men ; the other is Peter Green.
Over the years many great guitarists, but only one exceptional talent that stand's above all, thank you Mr Gary Moore!!! For leaving us the incredible music...
No need for words when Gary plucks your heartstrings the way he does... as Ozzie Osborne said of him about the only time they played one song together, "he was completely off the hook." Joe Bonamossa said that Gary wrote the playbook he still uses... so. "so long, it was so long ago... I still got the blues for you." R.I.P. Companero. There's a cozy little corner in our hearts just for you.
So beautiful! The guitar is crying just like we are crying for Gary Moore! RIP Gary we'll never forget you and your guitar!
I see Gary in Germany…Kalshrue, Monsters Of Rock 1984…..fire from those fingers….great player….i miss you….
I saw this when it first aired.
Now Gary's gone and I'm 50.Wow...still got those blues.
Greatest blues song ever! I think this was his greatest sellng album, broke some records world wide.
you are so right, Gary Moore was the greatest guitarist ever.
How ironic that Anton Fig got to play here with Gary Moore in 1991 while somewhere a 14-year-old Joe Bonamassa was probably watching this on TV and dreaming about one day.....Now Anton and Joe tour the world together. Joe has always said that Gary Moore wrote the playbook he uses and has nothing but the deepest respect and admiration for paving the way for his career. Really cool shit!
Fantastic...... There was a DVD OF THIS WHOLE SHOW OUT THERE AS GARY STAYED ON AND WITH THE BAND... gotta find it.
R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...💯💔🙏
I was fortunately able to see him on 20 plus occasions, never failed to amaze me, didnt go alot on the blues era really but he was still amazing whatever music he played, he was a master of all, jack of none!
Shear talent!
Great tone, I still remember that Will Lee harmonic/neck bend at 3:23
Just, wow... 'Great' is an often used word that seems to be handed out so freely these days, but this fully deserves that accolade IMHO.
RIP Robert William Gary Moore.
Great guitar. Great voice!!!!!! I could listen to Gary all day.
I had no idea Gary Moore was such a good singer! RIP
If there is a more soulful song in existence, I've never heard it.
Thank you for sharing this masterpiece. Gary was and is a god. ❤❤