Gary is the most emotional, outstanding, the best gutarist ive ever heard. when you listen to gary moore you can feel it in your whole body. no other guitarist and musician have had such an emotional and inspirational impact on me when it comes to music. he had the speed and stamina of a metal guitarist, the emotion and licks of a blues player, and the tone from heaven. "Still got the blues"- "The Messiah Will indeed Come Again"- we miss you Gary
Screw all these soulless shredders , Gary Moore had everything as a guitarist. The most amazing and complete player I’ve ever seen live . Missed and will always be missed. R.I.P.
several weeks ago i had a dream that Gary was at my house and i was showing him my guitars. He picked up my Edwards Les Paul (a 59 clone) and started noodling on it. we talked a bit. when i woke i had tears in my eyes. felt like i actually had met him. best dream ever.
Wow, I had played in a band with Rocky Hill, got fired lol then 20 years later had a dream about him playing with me and the next day I woke up buddy called me said hey Rocky died last night….I was like whoa 😳
Gary's in great form here, very relaxed compared to his later Eastern European tour interviews, never heard him laugh so hard, must have got a good deal from Mr. Marshall. Such a unique versatile and legendary player
Gary stayed true to his sound till the end. He didn't compromise and knew what he liked and stuck with it. "Gibson les paul and a Marshall." Says it all really. He left a wonderful legacy that will be enjoyed until eternity. Sadly missed my friend. Great interview. My favourite live album Gary Moore....We Want Moore....Live 1984 Full Album
So many great guitar players, Gary was one of the tops.. Many also without the proper recognition, Robin Trower comes to mind, he is still out there playing at 74.. Peace
For me its not a blues song in terms of melody and structure...it has more classic jazz chord progression the blues....but it is one of my all time favorite guitar solos.....pure genius!!!!!!!
@@TheGreatAlan75 I had given up on him ever coming to North America fora tour and was searching for a European destination to roll a concert into a vacation when he died.
thanks for putting this up Gary was a huge influence on me. He made it OK to really rip into a guitar and still maintain a blues aesthetic . He will be sorely missed.
Gary Was Incredible both on Vocals and Electric Guitar. A True Artist from the Heart he Was so Passionate ¡ His Guitar Cried and Yelled with some kind of Emotion ¡ 😪😪❤❤🙏🙏🎸🎸✌✌
@folkestonehorror2723 I believe Gary could have had autistic spectrum disorder, which would explain his ability to focus, his special talent (savant) and his problems with relating to people. A brilliant musician; he conveyed such emotion. That doesn’t excuse rudeness, though…….
It seems that all of the great guitarists / Pioneers are taken from this world way too soon!! And Gary was no exception! Grant it he was 58 when he passed but that's still too young I.M.H.O. With that said, It's so cool to see and hear interviews with the legends of blues and rock music such as Gary. The wisdom, knowledge and influence they share is educational and priceless! Especially if your a musician. Gary was definitely an influence on my guitar playing.
I discovered him with Colosseum II. In my 3rd copy of Corridors of Power, and Out in the Fields. Have sat through the Empty Rooms video from Sweden about 150 times. And more.. Gary was incomparable. All stop. Anyone know if EVH ever mentioned him?
Whoah, Gary could have been in Randy's place as Ozzy's first guitarist! That is a cool fact. But i'm glad things went the way they did. RIP to both amazing guitarists!!!
Number one, I'm not your love. I don't think you should make a nasty comment about Gary Moore like that. If that's all you can say about someone that isn't here anymore but left a lot of good music behind...then I'm sorry for you. All of us can not be beauty queens...and at least he was ( as I've read ) a good hearted person...which is more than I can say for you, it seems.
It's hard to imagine how the history would've unfolded if Moore accepted Osbourne's offer before he found Rhoads. Moore was maybe one of the first guitarists who made me love the sound of guitar with his famous Still Got The Blues solo. Does anyone know his cause of death? May he rest in peace. Another Les Paul+ Marshall guy with great tone besides Page..
Gary was spot on. He was Ozzy's first choice as a guitarist after the Black Sabbath fiasco. As luck would have it, Gary wanted no part of it and well, the rest is history. I thought after Randy passed, Gary would jump in but Bernie Torme took the gig but the match wasn't a good one for either Bernie or Ozzy. Things worked out for all in the end.
@@lazn9863 the fiasco was the reference of how the band broke up because of Ozzy's dissent into drugs and alcohol. That's the main reason Gary Moore wanted nothing to do with Ozzy at that time.
That's what Fred "Sonic" Smith and Wayne Kramer used in the MC5. Fred continued to use one in Sonic's Rendezvous Band. They were playing a lot of smaller clubs at this point, and he would pop 2 power tubes out and make it 100 Watts. They also had the original Electro Voice 100 Watt 12 inch speakers in 1 4-12 cabinet.
@@revwahfair The funny thing was, mine wasn't that much louder than the other guitarists 100w Hiwatt. Maybe there was an issue with it I don't know. I never thought of removing two of the tubes, but that said I didn't know that much about the workings of amps back then and as it wasn't twice as loud as the 100w it didn't really bother me. Interesting info though.
I did my work experience in a recording studio in Birmingham when Black Sabbath were in, they had obviously calmed things down by that time. I helped bring in Cozy Powell's drum kit and set it up for him, Tony was a really nice guy as was the rest of the band. The day after Black Sabbath left we had Vanessa Mae in, talk about a contrast
Gary s band were g force skid row coalasuam 2 and had a gig with George Harrison and oink Floyd Ozzie Osborne ginger baker cozypowell and he play with on that song
So shitty that Clapton and beck didn’t play with this genius. He really looked up to them. Pisses me off tbh ,Clapton had the crossroads enough times to invite him.
Gary is the most emotional, outstanding, the best gutarist ive ever heard. when you listen to gary moore you can feel it in your whole body. no other guitarist and musician have had such an emotional and inspirational impact on me when it comes to music. he had the speed and stamina of a metal guitarist, the emotion and licks of a blues player, and the tone from heaven. "Still got the blues"- "The Messiah Will indeed Come Again"- we miss you Gary
For sure!
Not much to add! The complete player, so deeply connected and so much missed
Screw all these soulless shredders , Gary Moore had everything as a guitarist. The most amazing and complete player I’ve ever seen live . Missed and will always be missed. R.I.P.
He's still around. That genius now lives in our hearts. My favorite guitarist, hands down.
+PlayerX ME 2..
Yep
Very true Scotland 2021 rip much missed God
My lovely lovely Mr Moore, who I shall always treasure, my benchmark for guitar.
Absolutely
several weeks ago i had a dream that Gary was at my house and i was showing him my guitars. He picked up my Edwards Les Paul (a 59 clone) and started noodling on it. we talked a bit. when i woke i had tears in my eyes. felt like i actually had met him. best dream ever.
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Edwards are worthy of it too!🤘
Gary was / is the best . RIP
Wow, I had played in a band with Rocky Hill, got fired lol then 20 years later had a dream about him playing with me and the next day I woke up buddy called me said hey Rocky died last night….I was like whoa 😳
That gave me tears
I'll always miss Gary. Nobody could ever replace him
There will never be another like Gary.....just a massive talent. Hands down my biggest influence as a player.
Still listening to Gary Moore in 2023. I was lucky to see him live in Brighton at the Dome. Fantastic guitarist one only. Miss Gary's talent ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gary's in great form here, very relaxed compared to his later Eastern European tour interviews, never heard him laugh so hard, must have got a good deal from Mr. Marshall. Such a unique versatile and legendary player
amazing singer and a bloody amazing guitarist...
Miss him....so talented and humble. It was evident in all his playing and singing. I never thought he got as much credit as he CLEARLY deserved.
Gary was amazing, played some of the most memorable solos, to this day, I've ever heard. He put everything he had into them. God bless you Gary.
A true guitar hero. Gary is sorely missed.
One of the greatest guitar players in the world. Truly the master of every style and definitely the original king of shred!
Great clip, Could listen to Gary talk about guitars and music all day. Always generous in his praise of other musicians and influences.
Gary stayed true to his sound till the end. He didn't compromise and knew what he liked and stuck with it. "Gibson les paul and a Marshall." Says it all really. He left a wonderful legacy that will be enjoyed until eternity. Sadly missed my friend. Great interview. My favourite live album Gary Moore....We Want Moore....Live 1984 Full Album
He could weild a Strat pretty well. I saw another interview he was playing a Gibson Explorer just recently.
So many great guitar players, Gary was one of the tops.. Many also without the proper recognition, Robin Trower comes to mind, he is still out there playing at 74.. Peace
Still can't belive that He has gone.
Rest in peace Mate.
Great interview. Gary was amazing. His music lives on.
Great interview. Sweet guy, really unassuming, super talent
Still easily my favourite guitarist and I can't believe he left us 9 years ago
What an inspiring interview, short but dearly sweet…
Gary Moore was a Awsome Guitarist.
Still got the blues is the most amazing blues song
For me its not a blues song in terms of melody and structure...it has more classic jazz chord progression the blues....but it is one of my all time favorite guitar solos.....pure genius!!!!!!!
R.I.P. MASTER GARY MOORE!!!
What a truly from the heart interview!!! RIP, Gary.
Such a genuine dude & superb guitar player !!!
5 years since we lost him R.I.P. Gary Moore
7 years now. Superb guitarist.
I was late to the party, as usual. I found Gary in 2012.... what a shame
@@TheGreatAlan75 I had given up on him ever coming to North America fora tour and was searching for a European destination to roll a concert into a vacation when he died.
9 years now . Gary still got the blues for you
only saw him once with thin lizzy in'78,may you rest in heavenly peace my dear brother.
thanks for putting this up Gary was a huge influence on me. He made it OK to really rip into a guitar and still maintain a blues aesthetic . He will be sorely missed.
R.I.P. Gary. My favorite player of all.
Gary Was Incredible both on Vocals and Electric Guitar. A True Artist from the Heart he Was so Passionate ¡ His Guitar Cried and Yelled with some kind of Emotion ¡ 😪😪❤❤🙏🙏🎸🎸✌✌
He was a beast everyone was afraid of him.
Superbly worded 👍
@folkestonehorror2723
I believe Gary could have had autistic spectrum disorder, which would explain his ability to focus, his special talent (savant) and his problems with relating to people. A brilliant musician; he conveyed such emotion.
That doesn’t excuse rudeness, though…….
Gary Moore will never be topped !
I really can't believe he's gone! I wanted to see him playing right through his 60s 70s and beyond!
I enjoyed this interview a lot and Gary came over very well.
It seems that all of the great guitarists / Pioneers are taken from this world way too soon!! And Gary was no exception! Grant it he was 58 when he passed but that's still too young I.M.H.O. With that said, It's so cool to see and hear interviews with the legends of blues and rock music such as Gary. The wisdom, knowledge and influence they share is educational and priceless! Especially if your a musician. Gary was definitely an influence on my guitar playing.
R.i.p. Legend. A truly inspiration for me.
Parisienne Walkways - WOW
sadly gone for 10 years now the worlds loss
Gary moore was a Awesome Guitarist
What an awesome guy he was, damn would I have loved to sit an just talk with him.
RIP my hero
Saw Gary twice and both times he was beyond awesome, he certainly didn't take any shit from anybody either!
Very nice interview with Gary! He knew his stuff! R.I.P Mr Moore!
The first time I heard Gary laughing loud. Sweet.
Amazing player. No Joe Bonamassa without this man......RIP Gary
He didn't mention rory
Rest In Peace Garry, one of Rocks most inspirational guitarists.
Conversation is first rate. Thx for posting
A true legend, rest in peace Gary you are the best
R.I.P. Gary , the best off all Guitarplayer on this World . Byebye we see us later.
Great interview. what a huge loss for rock music..
RIP Gary Moore! Biggest lost in the music! Really gonna miss You Mr. Moore :(
He was fucking amazing. Solos - oooh fuck!!!
Peter Mikkelsen
I discovered him with Colosseum II.
In my 3rd copy of Corridors of Power, and Out in the Fields.
Have sat through the Empty Rooms video from Sweden about 150 times. And more..
Gary was incomparable. All stop.
Anyone know if EVH ever mentioned him?
RIP Gary
thankyou Marshall for putting this vid back up.
rip gary a great player will be missed
one of the best
I'm so sad..... :-(
What a loss ...
I understand why adjectives like "lovely" and "sweet" are applied to Gary: it shows in this interview.
Great interview with Gary Moore RIP
Great interview
One of the greats ..what a loss.
R.I.P Gary Moore, we always gonna love you.
Whoah, Gary could have been in Randy's place as Ozzy's first guitarist! That is a cool fact. But i'm glad things went the way they did. RIP to both amazing guitarists!!!
The best!!!
black sabbath and phil and gary In the same studio in 1979 O_O Imagen that party .... my god...
Pure eargasm
Thanks for putting this up.
Gary is the best blues guitarist who ever lived
Very nice interview & an amazing artist!
At 1:00, lovelly how he laughs when he remember what he ordered back then... He probably thought "why???"
Let's gather good thoughts about our no.1 guitar god , I can picture him in heaven playing lead guitar in ELVIS,s new band
RIP Gary...
a veces no entiendo xq pasan estas cosas .. descanza en paz maestro gary rest in peace . master guitar lord of the string
RIP Gary. Because of you many guitar players are better than they would have been had they not listen to and learned some of your licks.
Wish he was here...
R.I.P. Gary
Number one, I'm not your love. I don't think you should make a nasty comment about Gary Moore like that. If that's all you can say about someone that isn't here anymore but left a lot of good music behind...then I'm sorry for you. All of us can not be beauty queens...and at least he was ( as I've read ) a good hearted person...which is more than I can say for you, it seems.
Can't even imagine "parisienne walkways" without Phil's lyrics and vocals
Respect!
It's hard to imagine how the history would've unfolded if Moore accepted Osbourne's offer before he found Rhoads. Moore was maybe one of the first guitarists who made me love the sound of guitar with his famous Still Got The Blues solo. Does anyone know his cause of death? May he rest in peace. Another Les Paul+ Marshall guy with great tone besides Page..
Back on the streets is as good as ANY guitar album from the 70's, Van Halen included.
nice interview
Sein Grab schaut so traurig aus. Warum kümmert sich kein Mensch darum😪😪😪😢😢😢
its a sadness
Gary was spot on. He was Ozzy's first choice as a guitarist after the Black Sabbath fiasco. As luck would have it, Gary wanted no part of it and well, the rest is history. I thought after Randy passed, Gary would jump in but Bernie Torme took the gig but the match wasn't a good one for either Bernie or Ozzy. Things worked out for all in the end.
black sabbath fiasco? are u on dope? the greatest metalband ever a fiasco?
Moore was Ozzy's first choice at that time but remember that Ozzy had not yet come across Randy.
@@lazn9863 the fiasco was the reference of how the band broke up because of Ozzy's dissent into drugs and alcohol. That's the main reason Gary Moore wanted nothing to do with Ozzy at that time.
@@pleasepermitmetospeakohgre1504 that's correct. Had Moore taken the gig we likely may have gone a few more years before hearing of Randy.
R.I.P
It's all Relative, Dear Sir, It's all relative
Can't believe he's dead!
One of the things I learned watching Gary was he used his forefinger rather than his middle finger when doing fast runs.
sorry but do not understand forefinger (im german language) which one is it? Anyway - will watch more videos now of Gary Moore
@@Wagiblues The one nearest to your thumb. He's well worth watching!
@@Wagiblues Sorry, I meant middle finger!!! Sorry! It would be impossible to do runs with your forefinger.
@@63mckenzie understand - thank you Pirate... i just explored a Guitar Lady today called Jackie Venson... may be you would like her too
@@Wagiblues I'll check her out. Cheers!
I owned a 200watt head called a Marshall Major back in the 70's but no one ever metions them! I don't know why.
That's what Fred "Sonic" Smith and Wayne Kramer used in the MC5. Fred continued to use one in Sonic's Rendezvous Band. They were playing a lot of smaller clubs at this point, and he would pop 2 power tubes out and make it 100 Watts. They also had the original Electro Voice 100 Watt 12 inch speakers in 1 4-12 cabinet.
@@revwahfair The funny thing was, mine wasn't that much louder than the other guitarists 100w Hiwatt. Maybe there was an issue with it I don't know. I never thought of removing two of the tubes, but that said I didn't know that much about the workings of amps back then and as it wasn't twice as loud as the 100w it didn't really bother me. Interesting info though.
That was funny when Gary said Bill Ward was throwing up in a bucket on the end of the couch.
I did my work experience in a recording studio in Birmingham when Black Sabbath were in, they had obviously calmed things down by that time. I helped bring in Cozy Powell's drum kit and set it up for him, Tony was a really nice guy as was the rest of the band. The day after Black Sabbath left we had Vanessa Mae in, talk about a contrast
Very sad what happened to his #1 after the accident.
É uma pena que as entrevistas não são traduzidas .
Só tem uma com tradução em português, é uma pena mesmo.
Posted by Marshall Amplification and I can't hear the interviewer clearly. Oh the irony.
At 8.00 which CD ? Anybody know what was the name of that one ? I couldn't hear him say.
Gary s band were g force skid row coalasuam 2 and had a gig with George Harrison and oink Floyd Ozzie Osborne ginger baker cozypowell and he play with on that song
He's even got Dewy Cox's laugh 11:17
So shitty that Clapton and beck didn’t play with this genius. He really looked up to them. Pisses me off tbh ,Clapton had the crossroads enough times to invite him.
Mark Knopfler also cited Hank Marvin as an influence.
Talkin' of Hank Marvin ... I think I'll have a sandwich.
Marshall ad? I wonder