British guitarist reacts to Gary Moore's live showstopper of a track

One of Gary Moore's most well known tracks, and THAT tone is a showstopper!
Original video - • Gary Moore - Parisienn...
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[@paulsimmons5726]

Gary Moore was the complete package - tone, chops, vocals, and vibe! He was a true master of his craft in every aspect!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@paulbuxton1326]

Yep !

[@jonp4846]

Feel.

[@sandorhartig3957]

Dude, Gary Had bigger "Arsenal" than America and Russia together ( metaphore )!!!!!!!!!!!!! RIP Gary❤

[@drew2370]

For me..Gary Moore was the greatest loss to music in recent years, may have passed , but Gary Moore just brought beauty, grace..and a talent i really don't think can be matched...I live in the USA now, but from England..when he past away as i grown man i can say i sat and cried, a GREAT man..who gave music his spin..and gave a smile to millions of people.. I got my ass on a plane to pay my respects for this man...visited his grave...his power and life will never leave this world...its so ingrained into music and bands coming up today...Goddess bless you Gary!!

[@evans3304]

I miss him too. He is the only musician that can connect with my soul. Ps. I cried like a baby when I heard of his passing. Take care brother all the best.

[@dannymcmince]

Good on you for taking the time to visit Gary's grave...he is sorely missed my friend

[@margelacosse1331]

Grabs you by the soul and doesn't let go until he's says so. It amazes me how people come up with such wonderful music.

[@robmarston6834]

My dad was a typical dad of his generation in the sense that he thought modern musicians had no talent & just played chords, with special effects completing their sound, so I felt a real sense of victory when a Gary Moore gig was on BBC2 one night in the mid80s, & my dad said without any prompting from me that not only was Gary one hell of a guitarist, but he was actually enjoying it.

[@frankhendricks6631]

Your correct sir, Gary is a legend! Never will we be blessed with someone that has his talent.

[@andrewcooper2617]

Awesome guitar player. I saw him at Hammersmith Odeon and his sound was immense. Buddy Whittington supported him and came back on and jammed with Gary, that was a real treat. Sadly missed, but thank God for technology because we have his recordings to continue enjoying.

[@dionnevanderhilst1339]

I miss Gary Moore, one of the greatest players in history; may he rest in peace.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah me too.

[@TroyBoyleAtheistAdvocate]

I discovered Gary way back in 1986. He's been an integral part of the soundtrack of my life. He can pump you up, lull you, and bring you to tears. He was a master of the instrument. Sleep well, Gary.

[@swinetrek]

I got into Gary in the early '70's

[@robertsumners931]

@@@swinetrek Skid row and ''grinding stone'' first two albums.!!

[@bobgarr6246]

Gary Moore, whew!!!! What else is there to be said. The consummate guitarist, and performer. Incredible skill, style and talent. And what an amazing sound. All I can say is, I'm so very sorry we lost him. It was way, way to soon. RIP Gary, you are definitely missed.

[@linux49er]

Gary ALWAYS manages to send shivers up and down my spine - I just can't get enough of his playing!

[@UFO1601]

Gary Moore is quite simply a legend and very sadly missed , I've personally never seen any guitar player make their instrument sing like him, absolutely the greatest RIP.

[@nelsono4315]

I'm 66 and have been a Moore fan for the longest time. He IS my number 1 six-stringer. I don't play guitar. For me there is no one like Gary. Complete and total package. More importantly, he was never a one-trick pony. His work with the fusion-based Colosseum II was amazing. He was a blazing hard rock guitarist with Thin Lizzy and solo. And then he blew people away with his incredible blues chops. A lot of guitarists have one thing they do and that's it. They may do it well but that's it. Long live Gary!!

[@janubis5630]

Gary Moore will forever be the best guitarist to have walked the earth... RIP

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah certainly one of the best ever!

[@dannymcmince]

I agree!

[@Stringfelowhawke]

NOBODY can make the Guitar CRY like Gary Moore, NOBODY!!!!!!!!, he was the BEST Blues Player Ever!!!!!

[@MrWilander88]

Ray Nardella listen to “sky is crying” by SRV, with such low gain and delay, his guitar playing and tone makes me cry

[@Stringfelowhawke]

@@MrWilander88 That is probably SRV's best song, and he is good but nobody is Gary!

[@plastikdreams6409]

One of the greatest guitarists ever. And from my home town. ❤️

[@JustieCrustie]

Can never listen to that without tears welling up, total emotion, I could see the emotion in your face too Fil. Goosebumps every time! That guitar is in pain, and grieving. How could anyone NOT feel that man? We get to know Gary more by his playing, he must've encountered pain and heartache and his guitar screams it out, a nervous breakdown of sorts! His best performance in my opinion. He definitely left a legacy. Epic singer also. What a loss. My favourite guitarist for sure. Cheers Fil, you're always on point. Respect brother. 🙌 💯🎯💯🙌

[@dwaynewladyka577]

Gary Moore is a legendary Irish guitarist. Love his work. You should do a segment on Rory Gallagher in the future. Great video.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah Rory's on my list!

[@kevinblake7078]

@@wingsofpegasuskzbin.info/www/bejne/naCce2yIetmZmqM please

[@philiphalpenny3783]

Remembering Gary 10 years on. Still hard to process the fact that he's gone...thanks as always to Fil for these astute appraisals.

[@donnadee1966]

The guy is a masterclass in tone and sustain... Still Got the Blues (Montreux) is one of his finest outing IMO..

[@sinnertrain7405]

Gary Moore's vibrato hits you straight in the heart. He's also one of the few guitarists who could play a ballad like this with that much gain & sustain and not have it sound like a bull in a China shop. I agree with you its like Gary's guitar is crying. There's a new crop of young blues rock guitarists trying to make it who play with a high gain tone, but they lack the feel and absolute PAIN that Gary felt when he played this type of music. Just his facial expression along show you how much playing meant to him, he puts every ounce of emotion and passion into his performances. He didn't just show up.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@jackijean8805]

Just found this Gary Moore song! Each time saw him he seemed to change emotions of the songs; he truly does make it sing. As you did. To me, he had uniquely melodic shredding.

[@stevegibbons8941]

Fil - what can you say ? I think hes actually the best, he does'nt even need words , incredible, thank you !

[@fareedaramdial7000]

i dont think anybody else can come close to him.The best that ever lived.

[@jackshit3355]

What do you mean you don't think anybody else comes close to him. You don't think? ? I think you need to rephrase that as I know no nobody else comes close to him, that would make much more sense.

[@fareedaramdial7000]

@@jackshit3355 ok you win

[@boffo63]

Go watch some Stevie Ray

[@fareedaramdial7000]

@@boffo63 i got his vinyl double trouble but could never play it full...thats just me i guess..

[@Gerard_2024]

@@jackshit3355 I take it that you are unfamiliar with the word "dogmatic" ?

[@Trev0r98]

Pure, brilliant Les Paul theatrics.... from neck pickup to bridge. just brilliant. ♥

[@timhensley1297]

The sign of somebody great is years after he is gone, everyone misses him. Young people discover his genius. To me the best. Can't get enough.

[@amjrpain919]

Thank you Fil! R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...💯🙏💔

[@charlievance8750]

Love his tone Great singer and Musician! Simply one of the Best

[@argentiusdarkkon3918]

Awesome musician. One of my favorites songs from Gary. Still got the blues is another great song from this talented musician..

[@NothingMaster]

Gary Moore belongs to the same legendary league as Hendrix and SRV. This song practically saved my life while dealing with a personal tragedy and strolling around the Parisiense walkways. Sadly, it couldn’t save Gary in facing his own inner demons.

[@jws2]

I 100% agree! Names like Beck, Clampton should be in that comment. Gary was bigger overseas then here in the states. He is an amazing player!!!

[@boffo63]

No he doesn't.

[@carlbrutananadilewski3345]

Yeah I like that he switched from Heavy Metal to the Blues. RIP Gary 🤘🏻

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah I really like his metal stuff too!

[@midnightmover2329]

Wings of Pegasus Victims of the future

[@MrClassicmetal]

You can thank Bob Daisley for that. He suggested to Moore that he should record a blues album. Personally I prefer his older, heavy rock stuff. But I do enjoy the live versions of his blues material, because he really shifts into higher gear on stage.

This song should be required listening. How great this dude was cannot be defined with mere words. Miss you, Gary.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen.

[@paulchapman8725]

gary has always been the best of the best, always has been always will be, always my guitar hero, rest in peace my friend x

[@MrDeengels]

Every note meant something to Gary, nothing is taken for granted. Gary + Les Paul is beautiful and magical.

[@pmcardle73]

I just saw Gary play once. He was 17 years old and the band was Skid Row. He matured and became the greatest rock guitarist ever. Sadly missed still

[@tonylaxson6528]

Another of the greats gone way to soon! He was a phenomenal musician, from hard rocking with Thinn Lizzy to the blues, truly a master of both!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah definitely.

[@raymondvaughan6262]

Never be another gary brilliant total control the sustain and his feelings in his playing second to none saw him live many times you can't believe how great he was live one off the best sad loss rip gaz

[@redbandmedia79]

He used to find the sweet spot on stage for that sustained note before the show so he knew where to hit it when the time came in the show. Gooooooooood stuff! All the feels

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah he has it sussed!

[@kevinblake7078]

being irish im so biased, my idol was rory, when he passed gary became my idol. like rory gary ill be missed RIP

[@chrisderrick57]

First saw Gary Moore with G Force when he was a support for Whitesnake. Managed to see him maybe 6 times after that - like 3 times in 18 months. Managed to get a front row seat at Colston Hall in Bristol where he was literally stood 6 feet from me the whole gig - thanks to the girl in the ticket office who told me the best seats to book. Saw him at Fairfield Halls in Croydon and the friend I went with had seen Hendrix at the Isle of Wight gig just months before his untimely death. Gary played 3 songs with broken G, B and E strings that night. On the way out my pal turned to me and said 'That was like being in the presence of God'. Pretty much says it all, I guess. Keep up the good work!!!

[@northdevonpictures826]

I had the G Force album in 1980. That was the start of 40 years listening.

[@QuicknStraight]

His guitar tone is incredible. So pure.

[@raymondvaughan6262]

Gary was a one off brilliant player made that les paul cry screen so much feeling in his playing and control and great vocals saw live many times he was loud and brilliant you will never have another gary ever legend rip gaz

[@pmcardle73]

I love the way Fil breaks the music down and brings us on a journey. You’re great man!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@davidsmith6976]

Saw Gary once ,he never failed to go out there ,and pour out ,all that rawness ,authentic ,and just 100% even though there werent many there ,,he played as though ,it was a stadium,so much energy ,heard Back on the streets ,and he gives me chills unfettered energy, feel fortunate to have found out about him ,the fusion playing ,the rock/blues ,even "Variations" ,left us far too early,left it all out on the stage ,just a real artist.

[@gauloiseguy]

Straight for the soul. RIP Mr Moore.

[@Paul-by2nz]

Of interest is this is the famous Peter Green Les Paul guitar that he gave to Gary Notice the reverse pickup that Green never had changed when repaired because it sounded so good !

[@benzell4]

Had to come to this from last night’s live stream (10/22/2022) wherein you offered this cover for a vote against ‘I Just Died in Your Arms Tonight.’ I had not remembered that this was a Gary Moore song and prematurely voted for the alternate. Coming back; your phrase about ‘sustain is insane’ reminded me of the similar ‘insane in the membrane,’ now iconic meme. Plus, a couple others I will have to recheck for a P.S. can’t edit fast enough for modern algorithms… P. S. Ok; so, on vibrato, as I have posted in another video post of Wings, 1) it’s like a good singing voice, but on guitar; best musicians have that major control. 2) it’s all about the feeling, physically and in the soul, in playing/performance, as well as, 3) technical ability; 4) culminating in great musicianship! 🤘🏽

[@ardentynekent2099]

Gary's melodic sensibilities seem endless. They're like flowers blooming into hearty stalks then retreating. : o )

[@JJDSports2012]

Fil knocks another one out of the ballpark (to use an American baseball metaphor!). Moore was brilliant and I’ve loved his artistry forever, but Fil brings another layer to my appreciation. I listen to many analysis videos but Fil’s the best of the best. (Bonus: watching Fil’s face as he appreciates the greatness of other artists, across time periods and genres, is an immense pleasure. Like those he analyzes, Fil isn’t just a talented musician and teacher, he really loves what he does.)

[@MrParisienWalkways]

The finest guitarist to ever walk planet Earth

[@vintagebrew1057]

I absolutely love this track! Gives me the shivers. Thanks Fil👍

[@fareedaramdial7000]

the best emotional guitarist I have ever heard

[@mightyV444]

"Emotional guitarist"! Yes, that describes him best! :-)

[@cindypowers4993]

What I think is ,why oh why, have I not known of Mr. Gary Moore???? I am almost ambarressed to say that if it weren't for you FIL, I would never have known of him. I love music, and especially musicians who play the guitar, and Gary plays like an angel come down from the heavens 🌟♥️

[@cindypowers4993]

I mean' embarrassed', sorry for the typo....

[@lantzkeefer8674]

First thing i notice as you said is that incredible tone. For me that is an essential part of the equation toward being a stand out player.Gary had all that and alot more.Thxs again for another video by him Fil.Rock on brother

[@wingsofpegasus]

No problem! Yeah his tone makes you listen!

[@rubyslippers7835]

Albert Collins has played with Gary Moore, Albert was known as the master of the telecaster. He did a studio version of Cold Cold Feeling and many more. He has played with the other greats like Stevey Ray Vaughn, Clapton .... nd wrote a song called Blues for Stevey after Stevey died.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@keithleather7226]

Gary Moore and Jack Bruce "I'm in the mood for Love" from " A double dose of the blues"

[@bobobear1977]

Sh**, I still miss him so much. Used to go see him play every time he was in my area.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah gone way too soon.

[@fourftr]

I’m no musician but lead guitarist are my favorite instrument. He gives me chills listening to him, like you said I could listen to him all day

[@robertrohde4579]

Gary Moore is my number one all-time guitarist!

[@DiamondGirl-1234]

Fil, I was not familiar with Gary Moore before hearing your cover of this song. This kind of playing definitely makes the guitar bring out emotions. Your playing is every bit as good and your voice is even better. 🎼🎸🤘💖

[@jeffm5048]

Saw him many years ago! Just amazing

[@RecessMonkeys]

Ollie Halsall is another British guitarist who is virtually unknown nowadays. Died far too young at 43. Maybe you could give him a little love. Also, I LOVE Gary Moore's work with Thin Lizzy. He replaced Eric Bell, who is amazing in his own right. Man, the rabbit hole of great musicians is bottomless.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@monkeysbum999]

Apparently Gary loved Ollie

[@midnightmover2329]

Gary was Irish

[@magicguirarman]

I could watch/listen to Gary all day. From "Victims of the Future" to "Still Got the Blues" and anything in between, he has complete mastery of the instrument.

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@peterkinberger9741]

I love it Fil ! I am so sad about Gary Moore's passing. Listening to his music is so much like a prophet telling me about my life. I can feel the pain, the agony and the futility he expressed with unmatched precision. Lost love, love desired and the despair of love comes across beautifully in many of his songs. His guitar was his artists pallette, mixing colors, using the right brush and applying precision strokes on the canvas to reveal a Da Vinci or Michelangelo or Cellini holding a brush or sculpting a masterpiece. When the artwork was finished he left the afficianado in a very sobering state of awe. Thank you for doing more on Moore ! Later, Rock ! A friend always !

[@lynnbain3543]

Gary makes that guitar cry wish I could of seen him in concert so missed

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@ProfessorMarcioV]

I love Gary Moore. His enormous feeling and technique were just two of so many qualities that make him one of the greatest of all time. Greetings from Brazil

[@MaskedRiderChris]

Dear gawds. Gary Moore played everything like it was the last thing he'd play, and he made it count with intensity and emotion, no matter how fast or slowly he played. One of my all time favorites on my end, here, as well!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@joycejohnson7164]

LOVE this song!

[@Greg-rd8qr]

Gary's 1 of my favorite guitar players, such feel, great vibrato! 1 of the best ever to pick up a guitar!!

[@89801wink]

Still Got The Blues is my favorite Gary tunes. I have it on DVD from two different concerts. And I have been a Moore fan since the early 70's.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@northdevonpictures826]

In the right gig with the right band and the right audience, Gary was phenomenal. That is to say his effect on the senses and unrivalled delivery of the immediate experience.

[@Mr22Johnthegreat]

Gary had such a powerful lead approach. He really brought out the utmost tone of his Les Paul. Or any guitar frankly!

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@jaynebhardwaj687]

Gary Moore was one of the GREATEST PHENOMENAL GUITARISTS EVER!. Present company excepted Fil. You are a Phenomenal Guitarist too!. I love each and every one of your analysis on all the videos and stars you analyse. You are totally honest and extremely professional, you are straight to the point!. And I like that. I love the way you break each stars performance down it’s so helpful to see how you come to your conclusions. Thank you for all you do. You are a true “ Professional!.” Please keep all your videos coming fast and furious. I can’t wait each night to see if you’ve posted new videos on my subscribed slot. You are simply The Best, Better Than All The Rest!. The Greatest!. ❤️🙏

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@Pomiferous]

This tune from live at Montreux 2010 is my all time fav.

[@theonlyredspecial]

Any excuse - 100% agree! We all miss him so much. His vibrato was untouchable.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Amen!

[@homegrownpa]

One of my all time favourite KZbin videos is Gary playing The thrill is gone, with BB King. Two legendary players who obviously respect each other completely.

[@thomaswild9044]

Gary Moore was one of the best in the world and so under rated. Phil your absolutely right on how you described him. He was a mater guitarist. He's so missed and I'm bummed that I never got to see him live.

[@rebbeshort]

Me too. I can and have listened happily to Gary Moore all day. Well done Fil. You caught a good sense of Mr. Moore's legendary status and talent in your just under seven minute segment here.

[@swinetrek]

Have you heard him play the long version of Empty Rooms? It's unbelievable.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yep!

[@fareedaramdial7000]

that version got me hooked on to gary moore.i now know his complete history

[@pamnichols7877]

Why do these young beautiful artists have to pass so young? His music makes me so damn emotional. Still Got the Blues, will well my eyes up just because it hits my brain and heart at the same time. His guitar is crying for sure. George Harrison sure nailed that phrase didn’t he? Gary was so talented. My husband loves the blues. I’m learning a lot without owning a guitar. Thank you Fil!!!!!!

[@edallen3662]

If there is such thing as the very best Gary got to be in the very top of that list

[@tinadurski4717]

Fil you are my evening show before I fall asleep! Thank you

[@fccrick]

How cool i was just listening to this myself, Deep Purple Highway Star Live in Sydney 1984

[@bbushor1965]

Went out this weekend and a band played "Highway Star" what a treat it was 😄

[@wingsofpegasus]

Cool!

[@donnacolwell3988]

Your cover version is a fitting tribute to this great guitarist. Thanks for introducing me to the original, and for your interpretation of the master's work.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks!

[@HJH1962]

nice to watch these guitar´s presentations..

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍🙂

[@MrPedur]

He is a legend for sure- even the rumble and noise makes a kind of a cradle for the delicat tones- and as I mentioned earlier , the covers of Jimi he made is in a whole new level - some even better than the original-- if I dare to say :-)

[@wingsofpegasus]

I think it's very difficult to better something you're copying from the original composer, but Stevie's is the closest I've seen.

[@hesch-tag]

You are so wrong about the Jimi covers It pisses me off to be honest.

[@cathywilde2756]

Gary's cover of Hey Joe at the Strat festival is just mindblowing

[@larrygeetar9309]

Gary Moore, an incredible player and performer. Your analysis of his playing here is quite insightful. It amazes me when people rave about how great Joe Bonamassa is (he's a fine and passionate player, also with his head in the right place I believe) yet don't think of Gary Moore the same way. Joe can't hold a candle to Gary, either as a player or a singer. Authenticity oozed from Moore's pores and he also was willing to let the music breathe and build the mood he wanted to put across. That's my main gripe with Joe. He just never lets it breathe. I call it Blues Bombast. I think he's a great player of the instrument, I really do. But he is no Gary Moore. In fact, there is no one close in today's blues / rock world. R.I.P., Gary Moore.

[@larrygeetar9309]

PS ~ One thing that shows how devoted Gary was to mood and letting the music breathe is his Blues For Greeny, the Peter Green tribute album. He stuck so close to the P.G. playbook it was just stunning. Of course, he was playing Peter's guitar, too, which most likely was even more inspirational for him. He just nailed every song and PG was a notoriously minimalist player, with beautiful touch and emotion in his playing. Gary could play it any way he chose.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah the great players know exactly how to use speed to enhance their playing, not overuse it so it becomes one dimensional.

[@frankhendricks6631]

Thank you Gary for the inspiration to play. Both Gary and Steve Harris from Iron Maiden are two of my all time favorite musicians !

[@walkerm777]

Love the comment about the guitar crying. That's exactly what he's doing. Awesome talent.

[@wingsofpegasus]

☺

[@samandjennysambrook]

Copied by many equalled by none ! I love Gary moore❤🎸🎵I saw Gary at Manchester Apollo 1990. He did The messiah will come again as an encore... He almost took the roof off of that place.What a player.xx miss you big man.

[@jjohn341]

Gary was a ripping thunderstorm

[@vmat1000]

Nice analysys, Fil. Master indeed. I loved it when you mentioned dynamics for the intro. Well played. A GM fan since TL's Black Rose of '79. Only got to see him once, Wolfgangs in SF for the Wild Frontier tour (free radio station tix even). I don't think he played this that night. A bit introspective, i'm afraid.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Well just seeing him must have been cool!

[@vmat1000]

Thank you for the reply. Yeah, pretty tremendous. Fave memory was him playing Military Man, a song Phil Lynott guested on for Run For Cover. That was pretty special.

[@garryokeefe1605]

This is great but the Montreux version is astounding, the crowd are swaying with him from the very beginning. We'll never see a genius like this playing in this way with so much feeling again.

[@mentosz9609]

Imo Albert hall is the best one, the orchestra makes the performance so full and the light shining on him while he plays makes him look like the god that he is

[@plattplatt183]

What's to say about Gary Moore that hasn't been said. Even if you don't play guitar you can appreciate his enduring musicianship If you do play try to apply some of his technique to your playing. FIL how about a video of thin Lizzy featuring Gary Moore

[@wingsofpegasus]

I did one from the old grey whistle test where Gary breaks a string. But maybe I can do another in the future!

[@cathywilde2756]

But that wasnt Thin Lizzy! That was Gary Moore and friends! Something from Black Rose please!

[@stephenchavura8456]

This used to be on DVD. Not sure if it still is. I have it on both VHS and CD. Incredible gig. Gary in all his youthful glory. Outdoors concert on the steps of the Sydney Opera House: www.amazon.com/Boys-Are-Back-Town-Australia/dp/B000007WOZ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1542537691&sr=8-1&keywords=Thin+Lizzy+Australia

[@marlamedina5290]

Your reactions are always spot on with these videos. I love Gary Moore! He is absolutely flawless on guitar and vocals. He was in a league of his own. I wish I could have seen him live.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Yeah me too!

[@beatles4ever156]

Another great performance.

[@wingsofpegasus]

As always!

[@TheVillager1]

Great analysis

[@myleswoods8544]

Great video as always fil.Gary Moore was always someone I respected,but because my wife loves his stuff so much Ive gained even more through exposure to his music.Someone told me his brother teaches and plays down in Weston Super mare where my wife lives ...Take care M

[@wingsofpegasus]

That's cool to have someone else who is into it!

[@ligamentpull1]

Amazing tone and vibrato. An absolute Legend!

[@wingsofpegasus]

👍

[@ligamentpull1]

@@wingsofpegasus Can you please do an analysis video on Megadeth with Marty Friedman?

[@rickdavis3593]

Still Got The Blues...never get tired of listening to Gary.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Ditto!

[@n.annjackson3238]

Gary is definitely a Legend..🎸🎶

[@Trev0r98]

1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard = Amplified six-stringed Stradivarius of the 21st century.