@@moananuiterito-hori4210it wasn’t that bad at all, Robbo did miss a few queues when they played emerald together though but don’t take that away from him, he’s a great guitarist none the less
I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve watched this, hard to believe it's nearly 20 years ago now! …Gary Moore without doubt one of the greatest guitarists there has ever been. Like always he gave everything he had in this performance superbly complimented by Brian Robertson…just pure class in every way.
I've been a Gary Moore fan for over 50 years. For anybody interested check out the Irish band 'Skid Row' and just listen to this 16 year old kid in the late sixties. Phil Lynott was briefly a member of this band. Astounding even at his age.
True craft at its best, what an amazing song to write at such a young age, Gary Moore was an underrated song writer. Always thought Phils version was near perfection, reckon this is slightly better. Miss these two artists so much, no auto tune, just real raw talent.
I'm slightly drunk and on brink of crying. Gary my man , if there is a realm of eternal happiness and love , you totally deserve to be there. I love you , my idol and amazing human. You are missed and loved. Cheers!
Gary Moore e Brian Robertson, dois leões fora da jaula! Simplesmente um primor o que tocaram nesse tributo, formidáveis! E, um dos bateristas mais elegantes do Rock e que foi responsável direto por ser um amante da banda e do instrumento, mr. Brian Downey, simplesmente um espetáculo a parte! Essa canção tem uma modulação q a torna a frente de seu tempo! Thin Lizzy sempre será uma das bandas do meu coração desde o primeiro dia q os ouvi!
Perhaps the greatest misadventure of all Thin Lizzy's hex over their audience: That Moore and Robertson never wrote/recorded/performed together more often.
Philo and Gary gone. The world is a lesser place without them. Each in their own right were gifted for their special talent. RIP I hope they have their place in the special band above. Ginger on the drums, Jack Bruce also on base and Jeff Beck also on lead.
Absolutely correct after he stops singing that quitar he make it sing as well as him amazing what a dou I thought I was the only one that the quitar was singing too. Love this.
@@adamwatson6916 gary is without a doubt the greatest guitarist of all time. gary could play any genre as good or better as any. gary made the guitar sing like no one else could, no one comes close to how perfect gary plays, gary could do it all, play extremly fast sections, play with feel, play slow, play rock, jazz, blues, blues rock etc. the absolute perfect guitarist there is
@@fogboundturtle Agreed.. but some of his old friends like John Skys have enough unique touch to do respectsble tribute songs.. they already did an album for Gary with Bob Daisy. Check out John Skys solo in Still got the blues. RIP Gary.
When they asked Brian to rerecord the solo from this song, Gary's signature song, because he had just left Lizzy and the suits wanted Brian on the song. He had just joined and he listened to the lead that was destined to be on the album and he flat refused. He said," It can't be done any better than that and if I can't improve on something I won't do it". What a musician, what a man...... he told them to shove it, it couldn't be done better than Gary had already done....... lol!
@@frankwhite2230 And a lot of them can only play one bar, then just loop it, not a real musician, you have to be able to make it for minutes and work through your mess-ups to really get good. This generation is all about instant gratification, the best things never come that easy.
Real players are still here , but they need to be supported, now more than ever, album sales are gone, so its all about the gigs. Hard to get a foot in these days. So you will find them down your local !
Yes, if you like feedback......Gary was a phenomenal guitarist, no question. But the second solo in SILWY was a beautiful, melodic piece best played by Scott.....this doesn't come close.
@@paulf2723 Ok I understand and respect your point and I love Scott Gorham so much. I love his solo for this song and it is absolutely amazing. But this one is also quite amazing. I don't want to compare artists like that because this is just pure amazing music and it is just subjective how people would love more one than the other. Both are amazing and I just feel lucky that I got to know these amazing pieces in my life. If I was unlucky, I would maybe never discover these music.
@@paulf2723 Actually Gary wrote the bulk of the song originally in 74, he also demo'd it with Phil during the run for cover sessions in 85, its a little faster. Can find it online, was remastered in 2002, both solos on the live and Dangerous albums borrowed heavily from what Gary played originally, Robbo's solo was pretty much a direct copy, though Scott did add a bit more of his own flair he still kept the structure. What he played at this concert was improvised on the spot, the mark of a true master. Personally I like the L&D version best, so I totally get what you are saying, but I wouldnt want to confine the likes of Gary like that, the man was made to explore, it would be missing the point of who and what he was.
I used to dance with my wife to this song in our home... probably too much drink and after we had listened to her favourites first... of course ;-) It means more to me now than when I was younger and saw it played live more times than I care to remember. The words make me cry for the love that I lost when my wife passed away, I know that's not what it's about but it fits so perfectly now! I wish all good health and a love like my wifes :-)
Scott Gorham, Gary Moore, Brian Robertson, John Sykes, the list goes on, these people have brought so much joy to the people who know and love Thin Lizzy. Gary gets and deserves the kudos but they were all chosen by Phil to express and acentuate his music for a reason. I love Brians playing and Scott was as solid as any. The rock world lost so much with the passing of Phil and Gary as is evident here with this wonderful song/lyric and arrangment. First vid I've seen of Gary and Brian together and I was thrilled that it exists, Still in love with you, dancing in the moonlight, the sun goes down, southbound.....ahhh what a band Thin Lizzy was in all its entities! pulling emotions from your soul, does'nt get any better. So glad to have been along for the ride from the beginning. Play on guys wherever you are!
That look on Gary’s face at 3.41 is priceless. His eyes say it all really ‘Told ya lads. Robbo is killing it. And Phil is looking down smiling from ear to ear’ and so is Gary 🙌😢
Those of us who truly appreciate Gary Moore are inconsolable, he is such a magnificent player, nothing to do with fandom, Gary is a true champion of the people.
Thats the Bluse from the Soul. Better then the holy shit ,it was playing in Radio and TV today. What an evil fate to let Garry die in his prime. Garry we miss you. R.I.P.
There are insufficient words in the English language to describe this musical masterpiece. There must be one hell of a gig going on in musical heaven. RIP Phil and Gary, what treasurers you were...... Part of my youth and still remain part of my life, SILWY.
Alot of debate over who was the Best Lizzy lineup. One thing we can all agree on is that they were blessed with great guitarists regardless of your favorite lineup.
I’m a metal fan at heart. I started to venture out and listen to other forms of rock.... found Thin Lizzy in 2013 while planning my trip to Ireland. I fall in love with them more and more every day
I saw Lizzy three times when I was still at school back in the early eighties before the big man left us, feel so lucky that I had that privilege, a truly amazing band.
I did the same, strangely only ever saw Gary playing support for Whitesnake. Bass players amp broke so he came back and played Parisian Walkways for 20 mins!
I must have listened to this five times a day for the past six months. The last three minutes has to be the greatest moment in musical history that I have yet to “witness”.
Fortunate enough to see Gary in the 90’s…there,s great guitarists and then there’s Gary Moore ..he rips my heart out every time I hear him play that thing. No one else can do that but Brian Robertson nails it here so big respect
You wish proof of the existent of the soul, then watch Mr. Moore's reach out and scream the magic of life through the strings of his chosen instrument, his notes intertwine through my ears and into my spark of living while tearing away the evil of this world, laying bare for all to see the MAGIC that music can create..... I know you Rest In Peace Mr. Moore because you are never really gone, as long as the world hears what you made with wood, metal and string then your Irish eyes will forever shine.
There are many unreal guitar players from the last 50 years but very few (if any) had the talent that Gary had. What he could do with a guitar was sublime. RIP Mr Moore
You will not see two masters of the guitar on stage like this ever again....I would love be proved wrong there.....sublime ! Thankyou all past members of Lizzy, all quality musicians in their own rights............This music will live on !
I remember fondly when me and my boys would party all night long on Boys are back in town, Whiskey in the jar…. Can hardly swallow from emotion watching this 27 years later … 😢
I thought I had seen some really good guitarist in my lifetime and I have from Jimmy page to slash and everyone in between but my goodness what a graceful ,elegant sophisticated guitar playing man Definitely was Godsmacked
Good point. that 1st solo was written by Gary and played by him on Night Life. Phil was very precious about it, always insisted it be played the way Gary had written it.Yet here Gary lets Robbo play it. Lovely touch.
His duet with BB on The Thrill is Gone is a perfect example of what you claim. He could have destroyed him on stage, but he chose to make it a beautiful performance for the audience. That performane always makes me smile.
@@gunny2112 destroy bb king? Do you really think bc someone is faster that instantly makes it better? This is blues we're talking bout not metal, everyone can play a bunch of blues notes and speed them up, the key is to sense out of it.
I had the honour and absolute pleasure of driving the tour buses for thin Lizzy ,Dire straights and Yes without doubt the best years of my life these were true musical hero’s
Gary is a genius and he wrote this song no doubt. Would've loved if John Sykes hadn't gotten his Tinnitus up so bad he couldn't participate. His version of this song his perfect. Having him and Gary swap vocals and solos would have blown my mind completely. Had those two been in Lizzy at the same time and figured it out. Lizzy would've been the biggest band in the world. Those two were to talented to keep from creating megahits and melt peoples faces off solo after solo. RIP Gary, I miss you.
Truly an amazing man who could made his guitar sing soprano or baritone or just anything that took hold of him in the moment always the sign of a great god bless you Gary x
Os timbres de guitarra são fabulosos, solos e harmônicos mto belos, uma conjunção de técnica, bom gosto e puro sentimento. E, detalhe todo mundo plugado em seus amps com cabos, como nos velhos tempos! Som quente demais!
As all these guys..and girls, leave us over the years, it's like someone chiseling another bit of our soul, heart and youth away.. beautiful memories in all sorts of ways,be they good or sad.. definition of us going through life.. love them all ❤️
RIP Gary Moore ❣❣ I an 60 there will never be a generation with the class and Talent that we grew up with God Bless Gary Moore, Heaven is really jamming with all the talent we lost
The last of the greats...kids need to watch these guys and start playing. So glad im of the generation who the privilege to go see these guys ...thin lizzy simply sublime ...
I just love these guys. Watching them play guitar just puts a big smile on my face! I would have loved to be at this concert. Rest in peace Phil Lynot and Gary Moore. You guys will always be remembered. Wonderful playing guys. Cheers!
Mr Moore...we lost you 2 years ago...you are the greatest soulful player there is...i thank you for all the beautiful heartful music you left us with...i know you're at peace and still writing great music gary....thank you again....and i still got the blues
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THE ONE AND ONLY GARY MOORE.
Still listening! 2024. Beautiful! 😢
Here I'm, 2024. Just MAGIC 🎤🎸🎸❤ INCREDIBLE BRIAN ROBERTSON'S RIFF 6:51
Me too, must have watched this video 100+ times, never gets old
2023.I'm 61 and it's sad that all the best musicians are slowly leaving.
But their music last forever
Me to slowly slipping away from us here on this Earth 🩷 but hey there having a ball up above . Classic from Gary Moore sadly missed ❤
Glad we got new ones carrying the legacy. There will always be the Blues and people that live and feel them in their bones.
Yes and our friends too sadly!😢
I'm 43 and I agree. It sucks. Thank God my dad brought me up on great music so I know who they are. ❤️
Robbo is wrongly underestimated. The guitar solo was spot on. Fabulous peace of music. Gary was just class
I adore Robbo !
I think Brian fumbled that solo big time.
A memorable gig though for sure.
@@moananuiterito-hori4210it wasn’t that bad at all, Robbo did miss a few queues when they played emerald together though but don’t take that away from him, he’s a great guitarist none the less
They both had amazing solos but Garry just shone through. I just can’t stop playing Gary’s solo over and over!
He went slightly off, but overall, preferred his solo to Gary's.
I’ve lost count of the number of times I’ve watched this, hard to believe it's nearly 20 years ago now! …Gary Moore without doubt one of the greatest guitarists there has ever been. Like always he gave everything he had in this performance superbly complimented by Brian Robertson…just pure class in every way.
Totally agree
I agree, but the soul of this melody is given by B. Robertson.
AMEN UP IN HERE.
Brian Robertson 🎸💯💔❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏 3:25
I've been a Gary Moore fan for over 50 years. For anybody interested check out the Irish band 'Skid Row' and just listen to this 16 year old kid in the late sixties. Phil Lynott was briefly a member of this band. Astounding even at his age.
If this isn't an antidote to the current culture of talentless celebrities, then I don't know what is. RIP Phil and Gary.
Agree.
Well said and so true ✋🤛
I dare anyone to contradict that comment.
True craft at its best, what an amazing song to write at such a young age, Gary Moore was an underrated song writer. Always thought Phils version was near perfection, reckon this is slightly better. Miss these two artists so much, no auto tune, just real raw talent.
Gary is the only person other than Phil that could do this song justice! Rip to both!
I'm slightly drunk and on brink of crying. Gary my man , if there is a realm of eternal happiness and love , you totally deserve to be there. I love you , my idol and amazing human. You are missed and loved. Cheers!
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The best vibe.ive ever seen all the best...
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100% agree with you
Well said bro👍
The greatest guitarists of my life time thank you
Gary Moore e Brian Robertson, dois leões fora da jaula! Simplesmente um primor o que tocaram nesse tributo, formidáveis! E, um dos bateristas mais elegantes do Rock e que foi responsável direto por ser um amante da banda e do instrumento, mr. Brian Downey, simplesmente um espetáculo a parte! Essa canção tem uma modulação q a torna a frente de seu tempo! Thin Lizzy sempre será uma das bandas do meu coração desde o primeiro dia q os ouvi!
Perhaps the greatest misadventure of all Thin Lizzy's hex over their audience: That Moore and Robertson never wrote/recorded/performed together more often.
Philo and Gary gone. The world is a lesser place without them. Each in their own right were gifted for their special talent. RIP I hope they have their place in the special band above. Ginger on the drums, Jack Bruce also on base and Jeff Beck also on lead.
We will never see anyone so talented like this again 😢
Bass line is brilliant 😊😊😊😊😊😊
The Guitar tells its own story...Only Gary can make a guitar talk..absolutely a blast
AMEN 😊
He not the only one . That's just silly.
Absolutely correct after he stops singing that quitar he make it sing as well as him amazing what a dou I thought I was the only one that the quitar was singing too. Love this.
@@adamwatson6916 gary is without a doubt the greatest guitarist of all time. gary could play any genre as good or better as any. gary made the guitar sing like no one else could, no one comes close to how perfect gary plays, gary could do it all, play extremly fast sections, play with feel, play slow, play rock, jazz, blues, blues rock etc. the absolute perfect guitarist there is
Now we need a tribute to Gary
Buena hueon 👌🤟
Totally agree
the problem is no one can play like Gary
@@fogboundturtle Agreed.. but some of his old friends like John Skys have enough unique touch to do respectsble tribute songs.. they already did an album for Gary with Bob Daisy. Check out John Skys solo in Still got the blues. RIP Gary.
Who is going to play guitar in the tribute? He was a amazing. There are some versions of Parisienne Walkways that are just mind blowing.
My God, what an amazing talent, Gary Moore and Brian Robertson together... beautiful
One of my biggest regrets was that I never saw him live 😳
Le mien aussi 😢 7:18
When they asked Brian to rerecord the solo from this song, Gary's signature song, because he had just left Lizzy and the suits wanted Brian on the song. He had just joined and he listened to the lead that was destined to be on the album and he flat refused. He said," It can't be done any better than that and if I can't improve on something I won't do it". What a musician, what a man...... he told them to shove it, it couldn't be done better than Gary had already done....... lol!
Gary Moore legend RIP
Wow just wow the guitar singing throufh this is masterful .Robbo and Gary .. what a tribute ..rip Phil and Gary 😢😊
Great vocal performance from Gary. Very close to the original. Of course their playing is great too.
Pure class. Where have all the real musicians gone? Will we ever see their like again? I do wonder. RIP Gary and Phil.
Kids today don't want to take time to master an instrument, they just create sounds with computers nowadays, even the vocals, no real art to it.
@@frankwhite2230 And a lot of them can only play one bar, then just loop it, not a real musician, you have to be able to make it for minutes and work through your mess-ups to really get good. This generation is all about instant gratification, the best things never come that easy.
Real players are still here , but they need to be supported, now more than ever, album sales are gone, so its all about the gigs. Hard to get a foot in these days. So you will find them down your local !
We are living in a world gone mad. No love , no hope, no matter
Agreed, We still have david gilmour. Peace my friend
Isn't this seriously one of the greatest solos of all time? Magnificent
Yes, if you like feedback......Gary was a phenomenal guitarist, no question. But the second solo in SILWY was a beautiful, melodic piece best played by Scott.....this doesn't come close.
@@paulf2723 Ok I understand and respect your point and I love Scott Gorham so much. I love his solo for this song and it is absolutely amazing. But this one is also quite amazing. I don't want to compare artists like that because this is just pure amazing music and it is just subjective how people would love more one than the other. Both are amazing and I just feel lucky that I got to know these amazing pieces in my life. If I was unlucky, I would maybe never discover these music.
That would be Robbo and Scott!
@@paulf2723 Actually Gary wrote the bulk of the song originally in 74, he also demo'd it with Phil during the run for cover sessions in 85, its a little faster. Can find it online, was remastered in 2002, both solos on the live and Dangerous albums borrowed heavily from what Gary played originally, Robbo's solo was pretty much a direct copy, though Scott did add a bit more of his own flair he still kept the structure. What he played at this concert was improvised on the spot, the mark of a true master. Personally I like the L&D version best, so I totally get what you are saying, but I wouldnt want to confine the likes of Gary like that, the man was made to explore, it would be missing the point of who and what he was.
@@southernoutlawsireland FWIW Robbo has said many times that he didn't embellish the solo in SILWY because Gary got it perfect the first time.
Brian Downey, what an awesome drummer !!!
Brian Downey, one of the best rock drummers ever. Period.
Agree 100% and he played for the band and backed guitar solos perfectly
100%
Amen..
Aye, Quality!
...thanks, pal, I was just about to ask who the drummer was...
The solos from both you can just feel it in your heart. Great song
Insane good. Miss you Phil and Gary. Thanks for the times!
I used to dance with my wife to this song in our home... probably too much drink and after we had listened to her favourites first... of course ;-) It means more to me now than when I was younger and saw it played live more times than I care to remember. The words make me cry for the love that I lost when my wife passed away, I know that's not what it's about but it fits so perfectly now!
I wish all good health and a love like my wifes :-)
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One of the best sad love songs ever. Thanks to gary and philü
Oh yeah, agree with you 🎸🎸🥁💯💥 4:54
A Sublime guitarist, there are many very talented new young guitarists, there will never be another Gary Moore
Gary was the greatest ever!
He was my favorite, to me , he had more feel than any other guitarist . Right there with SR.Vaughn. @Toni Iomi
This is really true !!
@@davidalewine4995 Yeah he is great (probably one of the top 5), but most people focus in speed playing and effect like Van Halen, Satriani, etc..
I quite agree with you, but you need to have a listen to joe bonamassa, he was inspired Gary along with other blues stars 🥰
Love to see this so many time till now. The class solo.
Scott Gorham, Gary Moore, Brian Robertson, John Sykes, the list goes on, these people have brought so much joy to the people who know and love Thin Lizzy. Gary gets and deserves the kudos but they were all chosen by Phil to express and acentuate his music for a reason. I love Brians playing and Scott was as solid as any. The rock world lost so much with the passing of Phil and Gary as is evident here with this wonderful song/lyric and arrangment. First vid I've seen of Gary and Brian together and I was thrilled that it exists, Still in love with you, dancing in the moonlight, the sun goes down, southbound.....ahhh
what a band Thin Lizzy was in all its entities! pulling emotions from your soul, does'nt get any better. So glad to have been along for the ride from the beginning. Play on guys wherever you are!
Very well said!
One of the greatest guitarists of all time. Still miss you Gary but love your music.
He plays with such a passion. It jumps through the screen and smacks you in the face. Very very underrated guitarist. He's a legend
He is not underrated!
@@erikgullemo7599 yes he is
He was never underrated for your info he is and was consider one of the greatest guitarist withing the five best
That look on Gary’s face at 3.41 is priceless. His eyes say it all really ‘Told ya lads. Robbo is killing it. And Phil is looking down smiling from ear to ear’ and so is Gary 🙌😢
...he was , he is and will always be one of the greatest guitar artists. Rest in peace my good
Those of us who truly appreciate Gary Moore are inconsolable, he is such a magnificent player, nothing to do with fandom, Gary is a true champion of the people.
Moore was a very underrated singer, buckets of soul.
Great range he had . Still got the blues in its orignal key Dmi is extremely difficult to sing.
He did an amazing job of singing this. You wonder how anyone can cover a song sung by such a unique voice as Phil Lynott, but I enjoyed it immensely.
Was thinking that myself... he is amazing 👏
Tankiu very much
Amazing
Thats the Bluse from the Soul. Better then the holy shit ,it was playing in Radio and TV today. What an evil fate to let Garry die in his prime. Garry we miss you. R.I.P.
Gary mate Gary.
Gary,i Love you forever.
Best guitar Player ever
Gary the Master
There are insufficient words in the English language to describe this musical masterpiece. There must be one hell of a gig going on in musical heaven. RIP Phil and Gary, what treasurers you were...... Part of my youth and still remain part of my life, SILWY.
You got that right jaming hard is some far away place we will be there some day
oh yes. heaven is the correct location. the feelings led by robbo and gary can only be described as a Heartful musical climax
How can i like this comment again
it takes only one welsh word to encompass the feeling of our great musical petsonal past 'hiraeth' i rest my case
I have watched this video so many times. Truly beautiful. Gary Moore is my absolute favorite blues player. When i hear him play he makes my soul cry.
Without Doubt
UNE DES PLUS BELLES CHANSONS D'AMOUR 💗 RIP GARY AND BRIAN, YOU'RE IN HEAVEN 🫶🏼🕊️ 4:56
Brian Downey -- keeping the beat. The exquisite 'anchor' for Phil, Gary and all of Thin Lizzy's artists.
Gary Moore led this concert from start to finish what a player, what a true pro. Nobody else could have taken on the role like he did .r.i.p Legend
13k likes. A thousand of them must be mine. Ultimate class from 2 guys who have lived for that moment.
The greatest guitarist that has ever existed. R.I.P Gary
Alot of debate over who was the Best Lizzy lineup. One thing we can all agree on is that they were blessed with great guitarists regardless of your favorite lineup.
Gary was a beast, one of the best, but, even drunk, Robbo has something special, unique and magic in his playing.
JUST HOW GOOD IS THIS, WE ARE RUNNING OUT OF GUY,S LIKE THIS
I’m a metal fan at heart. I started to venture out and listen to other forms of rock.... found Thin Lizzy in 2013 while planning my trip to Ireland. I fall in love with them more and more every day
I realize this isn’t thin lizzy. But this is a great rendition of the song. Gary Moore is on another level in his own right
Gary Moore Leyenda BLUES
I saw Lizzy three times when I was still at school back in the early eighties before the big man left us, feel so lucky that I had that privilege, a truly amazing band.
How Lucky r u !!!
I did the same, strangely only ever saw Gary playing support for Whitesnake. Bass players amp broke so he came back and played Parisian Walkways for 20 mins!
I'm jealous man, people who saw them say that they rocked, one of the best live bands, huge energy, Phil such an amazing force.
I must have listened to this five times a day for the past six months. The last three minutes has to be the greatest moment in musical history that I have yet to “witness”.
couldnt agree more. this song may be the greatest longing (hiraeth) song of all time!!!
Legendary Player 🎸🔥☮️ R.I.P Gary
Couldn't believe Phil Died, and still cannot realise Gary is gone... sigh Rest in piece boys.
Fortunate enough to see Gary in the 90’s…there,s great guitarists and then there’s Gary Moore ..he rips my heart out every time I hear him play that thing. No one else can do that but Brian Robertson nails it here so big respect
The man can't do no wrong. Amazing.
I can't believe how good this is !!!!!
Every day i have to have my portion of Mr. Gary Moore, can't, don't, won't go without it.
You wish proof of the existent of the soul, then watch Mr. Moore's reach out and scream the magic of life through the strings of his chosen instrument, his notes intertwine through my ears and into my spark of living while tearing away the evil of this world, laying bare for all to see the MAGIC that music can create..... I know you Rest In Peace Mr. Moore because you are never really gone, as long as the world hears what you made with wood, metal and string then your Irish eyes will forever shine.
+Rob Baldwin that is poetic... are you irish too? lol
AMAZING COMMENT, HIS IRISH EYES ARE smile in, ,,
Your comment is the most wonderful I've ever read on the tube.
Thanks a lot for your beautiful and poetic words about Gary.
+Rob Baldwin Yep, the voice of God sometimes speaks through a bended string.
Beautiful words
Hows the raw emotion & pleasure on Brians face as he plays, This transcends me every time, never failing to lift me up. Peace to every one.
There are many unreal guitar players from the last 50 years but very few (if any) had the talent that Gary had. What he could do with a guitar was sublime. RIP Mr Moore
The feel is not something that you can teach, and he had it.
You will not see two masters of the guitar on stage like this ever again....I would love be proved wrong there.....sublime ! Thankyou all past members of Lizzy, all quality musicians in their own rights............This music will live on !
I remember fondly when me and my boys would party all night long on Boys are back in town, Whiskey in the jar…. Can hardly swallow from emotion watching this 27 years later … 😢
Robbo...what a great player, a subtile mix of silences that are also important in music and power attack, one of the best guutarists in rock roll
I'm in a loop the best duo song I ever heard
Never ages just keep getting better and RIP Gary+Phill🎸
I saw Gary live in Manchester. Awesome. Hes playing guitar in heaven with his friends Peter Green and Phil Lynott, right now.
Only got my ex to one concert in 17 years and it was the sublime Mr Gary Moore,also in Manchester at the Appollo.
The great man was taken from us 11 years ago, today. RIP Gary.
I thought I had seen some really good guitarist in my lifetime and I have from Jimmy page to slash and everyone in between but my goodness what a graceful ,elegant sophisticated guitar playing man
Definitely was Godsmacked
My favorite thing about Gary he never tries to out play somebody else he always plays to the ability of the other guitarist
Good point. that 1st solo was written by Gary and played by him on Night Life. Phil was very precious about it, always insisted it be played the way Gary had written it.Yet here Gary lets Robbo play it. Lovely touch.
Solo's on Live and,Dangerous ard better...although may not actually be live....
You are totally right with this comment Gary had total respect for other musicians when he performed that is what makes him one of the best
His duet with BB on The Thrill is Gone is a perfect example of what you claim. He could have destroyed him on stage, but he chose to make it a beautiful performance for the audience.
That performane always makes me smile.
@@gunny2112 destroy bb king? Do you really think bc someone is faster that instantly makes it better? This is blues we're talking bout not metal, everyone can play a bunch of blues notes and speed them up, the key is to sense out of it.
Saw him at Brighton. His Still Got The Blues solo had me weeping in my seat. He’s simply an insurmountable force.
Thank God for You Tube. These magnificent musicians will never die
Can anyone listen to this masterpiece and not instantly think of someone very special in their past. RiP Hazel Xxxx❤💔💔
Gary Moore and Phil Lynott. Legends that can make your heartstrings twang forever. Timeless.
I had the honour and absolute pleasure of driving the tour buses for thin Lizzy ,Dire straights and Yes without doubt the best years of my life these were true musical hero’s
Gary is a genius and he wrote this song no doubt. Would've loved if John Sykes hadn't gotten his Tinnitus up so bad he couldn't participate. His version of this song his perfect. Having him and Gary swap vocals and solos would have blown my mind completely. Had those two been in Lizzy at the same time and figured it out. Lizzy would've been the biggest band in the world. Those two were to talented to keep from creating megahits and melt peoples faces off solo after solo. RIP Gary, I miss you.
Nice work Robbo...sounds so good.. Gary Solo was amazing ... Beautiful tribute to {Phil....
Truly an amazing man who could made his guitar sing soprano or baritone or just anything that took hold of him in the moment always the sign of a great god bless you Gary x
Os timbres de guitarra são fabulosos, solos e harmônicos mto belos, uma conjunção de técnica, bom gosto e puro sentimento. E, detalhe todo mundo plugado em seus amps com cabos, como nos velhos tempos! Som quente demais!
Gary had given for us alll of his heart !!😢 r.i.p.
ROBBO, we love you, total respect, you are one of the boys, you never claimed nothing that wasn’t yours, and you gave credit where it was due.
Man, this entire tribute performance was so next level...no one could have pulled this off but Garry.
It’s so sad 😭 I love 💗 Gary’s Music 🎼 he was one of best players ever 🎸🎸🔝🎤🎸🎸 now Phil and Gary rock the heaven 👑👊👋👏👏
Gary, the sadness never ceases, I’m still in love with you - this makes me so sad. 😥
Is anyone still listening ❤
Yep
Me too!
Yip me
and me
Forever
As all these guys..and girls, leave us over the years, it's like someone chiseling another bit of our soul, heart and youth away.. beautiful memories in all sorts of ways,be they good or sad.. definition of us going through life.. love them all ❤️
RIP Gary Moore ❣❣ I an 60 there will never be a generation with the class and Talent that we grew up with God Bless Gary Moore, Heaven is really jamming with all the talent we lost
my dear Gary, I was in care and had 29 homes I was in, you got me though it, I wish I could say thank you, the Thrill will never be gone.
The last of the greats...kids need to watch these guys and start playing. So glad im of the generation who the privilege to go see these guys ...thin lizzy simply sublime ...
I just love these guys. Watching them play guitar just puts a big smile on my face! I would have loved to be at this concert. Rest in peace Phil Lynot and Gary Moore. You guys will always be remembered. Wonderful playing guys. Cheers!
We don´t have to talk about the guitars. They are 1st class. What we have to discuss is the fantastic drummer, too. :-)
Gary should still be here what a fantastic talent genius.
This song is a masterpiece
We Never forget the GOAT of Guitar! R.I.P.
The legend lives on brilliant the one and only Gary Moore miss you so very much
Mr Moore...we lost you 2 years ago...you are the greatest soulful player there is...i thank you for all the beautiful heartful music you left us with...i know you're at peace and still writing great music gary....thank you again....and i still got the blues
Gary Moore was fkg amazing 🌍💚🌏