Forgotten Fretmasters #13 - Gary Moore

[@GMLucGM]

Suprisingly detailed overlook on Dad's career, not everything was entirely true but clearly you guys have taken your time to learn what you could about him. You mention many times he was dissatisfied with his music but the truth is he only ever made the music he resonated with at the time, it didn't matter what genre it was it simply kept things interesting to him. His musical base was always blues, but he got bored easily. I think he just loved to challenge himself and genuinely didn't care what people thought. His love for playing guitar was unwavering

[@crisadriano7412]

Your dad is the best guitarist I've ever heard. Truly sad to see him leave this earth so early.

[@BluesRockAcademy]

Gus Moore?

[@grahamcox8385]

Gary moore is a genius on guitar and just for music in general, his solos always are melodic and have a voice of their own, truly one of a kind and if it was a duel between Gary moore and Eric Clapton, then Gary moore wins hands down and wipes the floor with Clapton,rest in peace Gary moore cause your legend and music will live forever 🙏🎸😊

[@vannessar32]

Your dad was an absolute delight to listen to

[@aquilarossa5191]

Gary Moore lives forever through his music. Right now he is probably jamming with Jimi Hendrix, Peter Green, Paul Kossoth, Eddie Van Halen, Malcolm Young, and Randy Rhoads. Phil Lynott, David Bowie as Ziggy Stardust, and Ronnie James Dio are on vocals. John Bonham is on drums, Lemmy and Phil are on bass. John Lord and Richard Wright are on keyboards.

[@kevingill648]

Forgotten?? Never! One of the greatest guitarists ever.

[@Incuensuocha]

If there is one guitarist in history that makes me think “I wish I could play like him”, it’s definitely Gary Moore. And I don’t mean ability, I mean his heart and soul. Although I love metal I’ve never cared about being fast, I want to be able to make the guitar sing like Gary could.

[@AndalusianIrish]

Being from Northern Ireland I am incredibly grateful for any tributes to Gary. Very sadly missed.

[@7626728]

Likewise, Ulster An Dun here!

[@davecollins6792]

I miss him, although I found him later in his career, by hearing a cover of one of songs, so I had to find out about him and I did. AMAZING miss you 😔

[@danielcrook9504]

He isn't forgotten, not by a long shot. He was one of the very best.

[@cosmodetriti4440]

*is

[@aliasakin4684]

Absolutly agree...

[@Airforce1Gunny]

THE best

[@jamieforbes3661]

As a guitarist for over 40 years, I have yet to hear anybody who could play anything and set new standards every time he picked up a board! Quite possibly the best player EVER! MISS YOU BROTHER!!

[@amadan9999]

Completely agree,he was “The Master”

[@jmangi6221]

Like I've always said, absolutely the greatest les paul player ever.

[@UFO1601]

Bravo 👏

[@williammussey1219]

1 of the MOST underrated players in history!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheGuitarHistorian]

Indeed that’s why I’m here! 🙂

[@jaewoungshim4967]

only in usa. he is a guitar god

[@Fotzkopp]

Gary Moore is one of the most influencial guitarists of all time. He is probably the most influencial guitarist of his generation, if you consider, that he was (and still is) an important influence for numerous metal, rock, bluesrock and blues guitarists all over the world.

[@paulsimmons5726]

The first time I heard Gary Moore, the rest of the players I’d held in the highest esteem dropped a level as Gary took over the top slot! Since then, I’ve not heard anyone to challenge Gary as my favorite player! RIP Gary Moore - Such heart and feeling!

[@shamitbikramshah8577]

When I was young, all us rock fans in Nepal loved him He could play anything

[@TheGuitarHistorian]

First viewer from Nepal that I’ve spoken to! Thanks for watching!

[@shamitbikramshah8577]

@@TheGuitarHistorian good music is universal.

[@paulocavalcanti5330]

My favorite guitar player ever. Period.

[@10INCHCRUSHER]

He isn't forgotten. He never had that Hendrix type of celebrity in America. But in the UK and France, that's a whole different story. They knew him out there.

[@MindControlUltra]

Germany loves him too.

[@crystalship]

@@MindControlUltra I was at his concert in Warsaw in 2009, in Poland he is also remembered :)

[@seanyiscubsfan1]

From what I’ve heard he was also popular in Japan too.

[@robertrohde4579]

100%! Many people here in the USA don't know much or very little about Gary Moore. IMHO Gary Moore is the greatest guitarist of all-time!

[@peterbrown8578]

you know i always want moore just like my name says!

[@davidlawrence5]

Feel. That's Moore. No swooping dive bombs, uber fast neck runs, sonic harmonics or ginormous pedal boards. Just give the man a guitar, watch, listen and learn. It's all about "The Feeling". A magnificent six string player. Thank you for showcasing some fine history.

[@TheSWCantina]

He done plenty of them in the 80s. All can be heard in Over the hills and far away solo.

[@leighburne4098]

He did plenty of that stuff over the years, but I agree his feel is what sets him apart.

[@Timliu92]

Gary Moore did all that stuff you mentioned back in the 1980s, but he never sounded schooled - his feel was always raw and passionate, and his phrasing, even when going fast, was extremely natural. That was what IMO separated him from all the shredders out there and established him as a true guitar legend.

[@rubievale]

He was a beast, ferocious and seemingly unlimited in the scope of his technical ability. I play guitar professionally and I can hold my own, but Gary's playing was on another level completely and he's easily in my top 3. He was astonishingly good.

[@scottwaszak698]

Amen

[@mikehell9818]

Gary Moore is the top predator in the land of predators

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Who are your other choices ?

[@rubievale]

@@TheHumbuckerboy Hendrix and EVH, but that's just for that particular genre I guess, Blues/Rock. Joe Pass is an absolute monster player but in a different genre, and my favourite guitarist overall is Julian Bream. Gary sits very near the top of the tree for that type of playing but in reality there's so many amazing players in so many styles that it's not really something that you can measure, quantify or judge realistically. Paco De Lucia, Birelli Lagrene, John McLoughlin, John Williams, Danny Gatton, Dimebag, all of them monster players and utterly unlike each other. Music is not an Olympic sport, not a competition, and it's very much a subjective, personal thing, so my top 3 are just my top 3 and they only hold true for me.

[@philc4520]

Agreed. Totally badass & tremendously technically accomplished player.

[@cooper5882]

You have to keep telling people about Gary Moore . Thank You for doing so !

[@mbreinin]

He was the "lightbulb moment" for me. I was a guitar player in the '80s, with a penchant for, well, '80s tones. I was also a blues nut, but I liked to play it with a much heavier tone than most contemporary artists, like SRV, who I worshiped. Then, I bought "Still Got The Blues" and put that CD in while leaving the store. It was like a lightning bolt. I still remember that moment to this day. Here was a guy, playing blues, but with a ripping Marshall tone and with many licks that were still pretty well seated in the current trends of virtuoso guitar. It was the perfect mixture and made me a lifelong fan of Gary. I could never play like him, that I can assure you, but he inspired me to play I would say as much, if not more, than many of my heroes. Just an amazing player, truly one of a kind.

[@christopherjcarson]

Excellent commentary, very informative!

[@davidg5629]

Gary can never be forgotten. Had him on the ear buds this morning at the gym.

[@johnmaag9230]

Gary Moore could one note scream with energy and then the next note bring you to tears. His guitar playing skills were amazing.

[@timwestcott361]

Gary's live version of Red House is , and will always be , epic. Respectful joyful virtuosity. A tour de force.

[@danzusername]

I agree 100%.

[@amjrpain919]

My alltime favorite is his cover of "I love you more than you'll ever know"

[@davidrpriest]

That is one of the best performances of all time. Fender Anniversary Party

[@hesch-tag]

I love Gary but I can't stand that version of Red house. I think it is a huge cliché version. Give me Shapes of things from live at Emerald Aisles '84 any day. There he really shows his greatness.

[@aliasakin4684]

For me,he was one of the very best guitar players of bluesrock...

[@kevinmcgrath8969]

Gary Moore could do it all. One of the finest blues guitarist Truly missed.

[@ultrakoichi]

Gary Moore was one of the best and greatest guitarist ever!! I feel something from his playing.

[@RoverWaters]

Gary Moore was definitely the most successful solo act guitar player since Hendrix. back when "Still got the blues" came out he was on mainstream radio all over Europe.

[@Deliquescentinsight]

I would never seek to totally define any artist, it is both arrogant and subject to debate to do so! Gary Moore to me was a working class hero, rising out of the back streets of Northern Ireland, a guitar player of singular talent and dedication, he was obviously deeply involved with Blues, and soulful music, he managed to reach great heights, what a superb guitar player.

[@GaryKochan]

Well said!

[@kimberlymazzei5662]

Gary. Moore. Was. Totally. Great. Underrated. Highly respected. N loved. By. Those. Who. Know. Great music. R I p gary

[@pops5778]

Saw gary play in the leeds n country club in the 90s brought the house down .awesome player.

[@pops5778]

I was there too . What a great night.

[@johnmac8084]

The first time I saw Gary playing live was with Skid Row, he was a teenager then and was phenomenal. I saw him a couple of times more later in his life. Gary's blues playing is my favourite.

[@johnoflaherty1018]

I saw him as a young lad playing in Skid Row in Crumlin in Dublin. He was just a few years older than me but he made an incredible impression on me with his flair and tone. Blues for Greenie album is my favourite.

[@christopherjcarson]

We first went to hear him at the kings Hall, Belfast.Still have the ticket,it was a great evening,with plenty of stage lights and special affects.He performed an especially good version of “empty rooms”,on that occassion!

[@wilburrrrr742]

Just my opinion, but Moore overshadows Clapton without even really trying hard. R.I.P. Gary. I Still Got The Blues that you're gone.

[@amadan9999]

Clapton never shared a stage with him! Theres your answer 😉

[@wingmanjim6]

@@amadan9999 Apparently Clapton didn't get along well with Gary. At any rate, I agree with Rick.

[@jimiaxe]

Technically Gary was the better guitarist BUT without Clapton there might not have been a Gary Moore.. Clapton was along with Peter Green & Jimi Hendrix one of Gary's biggest influences.. Did the student surpass the teacher absolutely but you can;t negate Clapton's influence on Gary and so many others

[@wilburrrrr742]

@@jimiaxe Point taken.

[@lilfungle6129]

Gary Moore is the best, most under-rated guitarist to ever set foot on this planet

[@linushahs396]

Brilliant series learned so much about the musicians I grew up listening to

[@1927su]

He’s not forgotten but needs to remain relevant! He was fantastic!!

[@Johnny-oy9fh]

He is forgotten....along with many others like him....Gary was also a great singer and songwriter too...saw him many times...

[@pekkatervala8476]

Tone comes from fingers, heart and also soul, which means brains.

[@dorianponcela9680]

Thank you for this video. I love guitar players like Malmsteen, Paul Gilbert, Jason Becker, Kotzen, and all these virtuoso musicians, but Gary Moore is on the top of the list. He is really missed.

[@WFF95]

if you guys listened carefully, gary pour his whole heart and soul in each of its songs. I can feel that energy,the sadness, hope and regret in each of his guitar playing. Truly his song suit all moods

[@alanmatthew5713]

ANY homage to this amazing and grossly UNDERRATED musician is very heartfelt and highly welcome. Gary was truly the best guitarist from Ireland, and was equally as proficient as a singer and songwriter.

[@leftinlister829]

Thanks for the thorough overview of the man Philip Lynott called "The best guitarist in the world". I discovered Gary Moore and Michael Schenker around the same time, Gary a little earlier. It was actually hard to believe that anyone could play that well, the guitar seemingly becoming part of the man. Gary underrated his own work. Back on the Streets, Black Rose and G-Force make up a trio of brilliance, but he never made a bad album.

[@iainthompson6371]

No one's forgotten him here in the UK mate I can assure you. That said nice tribute and thanks for taking the time to put it together.

[@robinmills5643]

Thin Lizzy, with Gary Moore and Phil Lynott, absolutely rocked, with a blues sorta twist..great show Bud

[@SLAYERSWINE1]

Unfortunately only one studio release from that lineup... #BlackRose

[@robinmills5643]

@@SLAYERSWINE1 i know, I saw them at the Oakland Colliseum in 79' God, what a show!!

[@artnevarez7073]

@@robinmills5643 I was at that concert July 4 79 Journey, J.geils band , UFO , Thin Lizzy , Nazareth , The Rockets. Lizzy was great.✌️

[@robinmills5643]

Yes! A Day on the Green, and that was correct in a couple of ways. Wow thanks for remembering Art!

[@leewetherelt8925]

@@SLAYERSWINE1 he played on the nightlife album too. The solo on the original Still in love with you is my favourite version.

[@Ruudis9er]

Thank you so much for great dive into the Great Gary Moore RIP 😢

[@DJMerck]

Truly does deserve the title "The Lord Of The Strings" He was/is one of the greatest ever!...

[@dannymcmince]

Totally agree!

[@ettnollbajen9945]

Gary and Rory. My two favs

[@TheNobbynoonar]

Last saw Gary Moore at the High Voltage festival in London way back in 2010-pure class. So tragic he’s gone now. Rock in peace Gary.

[@christopherfarrington9270]

i agree i was there he wanted to keep playing but they wouldn't let him what a shame and it was all the rock stuff with neil aswell brilliant.

[@tonygriffiths2485]

Thanks. Gary will be missed for a LONG time.

[@maureencrowley2921]

Thank you for highlighting Gary Moore. People are clueless about him. He and Michael Schenker (who you should also feature in your series) are my two favorite guitarists.-Tim

[@ricknowakowski7119]

MSG

[@iansimmons735]

Me too.

[@Timliu92]

Michael Schenker was absolutely brilliant - one of the most melodic guitar players I have ever heard.

[@glennthompson1173]

My favorite too also. Michael Schenker and Gary Moore. Two different styles but two of the best in the business.

[@martinmullen71]

Just come across this video on KZbin as it popped up, because it was about Gary Moore sat here and watched it, thank you for making this l really enjoyed all the information, Gary was a great musician his music will always be played, but he would always be missed.

[@younkinjames8571]

I'll never forget Gary....never....

[@TheGuitarHistorian]

Watch the introoooo…

[@younkinjames8571]

@@TheGuitarHistorian I literally wrote my comment during the intro. Great video man.

[@morrisfoster5106]

Gary Moore is not forgotten

[@TheLoveSignGuy]

Gary is a man who spent his life. Searching for the perfect note and the perfect tone while shredding your face off at the same time.

[@williambrandongiles3692]

Great And As You Said Here..Epic Story, I Truly Realized I Personally , Enjoy Gary Moore's Presence And Attributes! He Was Phenomenal!.. Cheers!....

[@SteveKaynan]

Thank you for this! Nice to have a documentary on my biggest inspiration. So many short films etc. on other great legendary guitar, yet so little on Gary Moore! Great video, Gary was the greatest!

[@TheDan1108]

To me, Gary is the GOAT. So much Intuition and Feeling. Hard Rock and Blues. So amazing!

[@ericgiova1663]

Gary Moore was, above all, a performer, a live artist. Putting body and soul in every single notes. I discovered him when he was playing with "Thin Lizzy" (the Celtic influence comes from Phil Lynnot who wrote many of his lyrics based on Celtic folk themes). Moore, on stage, was a ferocious beast with an incredibly light touch. Sorely missed.

[@susanyerke5462]

Thank u for this great short doc about Gary Moore

[@scottdunn2178]

You do have to remember that guitarists like Gary Moore, Uli Roth, Axel Rudy Pell, Adrian Vandenberg, etc. are virtually unknown in the states.

[@sergiomiranda1497]

Gary Moore is in my opinion one of the 10 best guitar players that ever lived. Great biography.

[@steevieel]

Thank you .. that was a Awesome Documentary on the Legendary Gary Moore .. one of the Greatest Guitarist Ever ... Now time to look up some of the music I haven't heard .. 👍💯🎶🎵🎸

[@tomhathaway4941]

Gary is one of a kind, a rare special talent that really wont be seen again. Nothing quite like him and seriously a blues master, just not many with a musical vocabulary as Gary, will be remembered and examined by guitarist forever.

[@paulbingham_Creative]

Gary Moore is much more widely known in the UK and Europe than in the USA which is a real shame! He was one of a kind and so gifted and talented. I remember seeing him live on the After Hours tour back in 1992 in Birmingham England and he was absolutely awesome!!

[@adriano969]

First discovered Moore back in late eighties on Colosseum II Strange new flesh. Loved that album, learned all guitar parts (or tried). He was such a great player.

[@Moonsean24]

For me, Gary Moore was the reason I play guitar. The Blues Alive Album captivated me. I had the opportunity to see him live in 2009, I was impressed in addition to his technique, and his feeling, by his voice and the incredibly emotional interpretations of his ballads that we sometimes depreciate on his albums, live they took on a new dimension. Without a doubt a reference for many guitarists

[@obbor4]

I was blessed to have seen Gary live four times. Twice with Thin Lizzy, once during his opening gig for Whitesnake doing that metally stuff, and finally one his 'Still Got The Blues' tour. Even playing that metal stuff, which was pretty disposable poser-type drek, his playing was phenomenal and I was elated when he eventually went back to playing blues (using Greeny's gold top Les Paul) which really brought out the best of him. It was a truly sad day for me when he passed. A day that I commemorated him with a six-pack of Guinness and the BBM album blasting at a high level. He, Jack, and Ginger (and Thin Lizzy, of course) are all a big part of my personal musical fandom and will always remain so.

[@jimbyrne8079]

Just curious when did you see him with Lizzy. I saw them many times but never managed to see them with GM. I did see him solo a number of times. A guitarist in the very top echelon.

[@obbor4]

@@jimbyrne8079 In 1977, at the Los Angeles Forum, opening for Kansas, and 1979, at the Lakeland Civic Center, Lakeland, Florida, opening for Journey.

[@jimbyrne8079]

@@obbor4 Lucky you. Would have loved to have seen him with Lizzy. Despite always being associated with them and being a member on 3 separate occasions, his cumulative time with them was pretty short.

[@obbor4]

@@jimbyrne8079 Yeah. To be truthful, I only knew the group from their radio hits (at the time) 'Jailbreak' and 'The Boys Are Back in Town' and didn't know yet of Gary's greatness until actually seeing him up close. I was about ten feet from the stage, at the Florida show, which cost "$5.98, in honor of the call letters for Tampa Bays number one station, 98 Rock, on their birthday. They also served cake for the occasion. The other two times (his opening for Whitesnake and during the 'Still Got the Blues' tour, I was there for him specifically. He was a monster talent, to be certain!

[@pekkatervala8476]

I saw and heard him twice in Finland, blues era.

[@amjrpain919]

How could Anyone ever forget GARY MOORE?!

[@frankbreuer8849]

Thanks so much. A humbling experience, badly needed.

[@martymcpeak4748]

my first guitar hero was Ace Frehley until i heard Mr. Moore, the Gary Moore bug bit me hard and latched. so to this day Gary is still at the top of my short list. RIP Maestro Moore.

[@TheDredog59]

I saw him with Colosseum2 in 79 and than again in 87 , He is still my all time favorite player and inspires my own playing . Gone way to soon

[@susanhorton3572]

He is a legend. He had the soul that cannot be matched. ❤❤

[@huskvarsm]

Gary moore/Rory Gallagher the gold standard when it comes to guitarists.

[@mikegray8776]

Unmistakeably beautiful tone and texture. Like Paul Kossoff and Mick Ronson, Gary Moore managed to wring something truly unique and heart-wrenching out of his Les Paul. You could identify any of them after just a handful of notes. Superb.

[@davidpartlow1623]

Thank you!

[@gingercat777]

The master of the bends.

[@Acekorv]

Gary Moore had a huge influence on my guitar playing in my early guitar playing days. Happy it was him. Guy knew what a melody is and how to play with soul. He was def more known in Europe and reverd as a great guitarist.

[@philb4462]

You are absolutely right to cover Gary Moore. When people put out lists of great and influential guitarists, he should be on those lists but he rarely is.

[@elliottg.1954]

Good to see this fine tribute 👍Thankyou. What stood out the most was Gary's fretwork and tone. His crossover from rock music to Blues was seamless, but he had many more strings to his bow. An old man now, I remember buying Parisienne Walkways, Thin Lizzy Live, Out in the Fields; and also G Force which I am pleased you mentioned. His Blues For You album was a peach. Fingers crossed for a statue recognizing Gary Moore in Belfast in 2023.

[@jfgamuz]

Una carrera impresionante, una discografía dispar así como excelente, una forma de tocar magistral, pulso, rapidez y sustain en las manos. Su legado es impresionante y perdurará como tal. Algunos escuchan música, nosotros la amamos. ❤

[@nelsono4315]

I have been a Gary Moore fanatic since the 70s. He IS my number 1 six-stringer. For me no one plays like Gary did. In his hard rock days he was absolutely ferocious. Hard rock Gary is my guy. I like the blues Gary too but hard rock Gary is the man. I like to say he played like the ship was going down. His conviction and passion on the guitar are hard to beat. And Gary was no one trick pony. Very fluent in fusion, rock and blues. I am currently 3/4 of the way thru his biography written by Harry Shapiro. Highly recommended if you're a Moore fan. Thanks for remembering Gary.

[@christianhunter777]

Saw Gary in New Haven in the early eighties with Rory Gallagher warming up. It was an all-Irish shredfest, and no, I never forgot.

[@Markusaldrich]

He will never be forgotten. He was one of the best guitar player in Rock History.

[@johndeanrichards4067]

Incredible. Could play anything. Loved his rock stuff . "

[@kirk130013]

If you stopped 10 people in the street here, I'd reckon atvleastb8 would know and remember Gary...but I live in Northern Ireland ( which, for the record was not part of England, but the United Kingdom, and still is😉)

[@TheGuitarHistorian]

Doesn’t count 😂! They should rename Belfast to “”Mooretown” and Cork to “Gallagherville” 😂

[@vandermaas76]

@@TheGuitarHistorian absolutely agreed !!

[@shawnmcvey7789]

I'd argue one of the most versatile guitarists ever too. If you deep dive on him you find basically every genre. He was equally dangerous in every one too.

[@greatwhite61967]

I had the joy of (eventually) seeing Gary Moore Live in one amazing Trio that was Jack Bruce/Ginger Baker & Gary Moore when they collaborated together to work on their Album " Around The Next Dream " under the initials of their surnames BBM... No disrespect to whoever it was that was backing band as we all wanted to see Jack/Ginger & Gary & boy did they deliver... Sadly all 3 are gone now but to their fan's theyll never be forgotten... One of the best bands I've ever seen & that's saying something considering the amount of solo acts & band's i went to see play Live over 40 plus decades... " Thanks For The Memories "

[@MikeLike8]

Been playing since 10..... this is of the most important sites to me on the net. Discovering great guitar players here has made my life better!

[@TheGuitarHistorian]

Thank you man!! 🙏🏻

[@leskobrandon691]

Gary Moore was incredible. I knew of him in my youth but when he released his live album "We want Moore" I bought it and was blown away. His rendition of Empty Rooms on this album is by far my favorite. This was a rock album, not blues.

[@Fotzkopp]

Check out this version of "Empty Rooms": kzbin.info/www/bejne/o3fOlouIedt-Zqs

[@cobratex7]

Gary Moore is the greatest guitarist of all time by far. He doesn't make it in most peoples top 10 lists which is fine by me. I love how he's under the radar. It makes him our Gary Moore and anyone who does really know him, knows how good he really is.

[@stephenlandry9343]

No not at all most under rated guitarist maybe of all time. One of the greatest of all time!

[@talister106]

Starting to play in the early seventies Gary Moore always left me inspired by his power and passion. Thank you.

[@CarrigansGuitarClub]

Gary Moore and humility are not words I though I would ever hear in the same sentence!

[@raynicholl4446]

A total heart and soul guitarist and singer,sadly missed

[@ScootersGroove0801]

Thank you for this great bio of Gary. His playing has inspired me more than anyone's. Long Live Gary Moore!!

[@johnalbasini5875]

Even if Gary didn’t like it, I thought Victims of the Future was amazing. The solo to Shapes of Things still rips my head off every time. The live version is even better.

[@kellrok]

Killer album! ...gosh, those solos...my favourites: 'All I want' and 'Law of the jungle'...and yes, 'Shapes of things'. The live version on the video 'Live in the emerald isle' never fails to blow me away!

[@MarmiteTheDog]

Yes. VotF & Dirty Fingers are his two best albums.

[@Sploomerdang1]

"We Want Moore" started me playing guitar, still my favorite live album!

[@elshiftos]

Check out the solos on the 'corridors' album, and also military man, they blow me away every time.

[@powerage17]

Brian Robertson.... Started w Lizzy at 17.... Totally great feel .... !!!

[@davidmccarty6445]

He's a legend, best guitarist I've ever heard

[@chrisbyrne5358]

No one will ever forget Gary❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@torydrake2846]

THANK YOU for making this video!!! I have been asking over and over why does Gary not get more respect.. Top 100.. Top 50 guitarists of all time.. They do not give him the respect he deserves. I am a beginner guitar player and within weeks of learning my first chords a while back, I stumbled across Seperate Ways and Parisienne Walkways... Well in the mind of a young guitar player let me just say....Mind Blown!

[@stephenchavura8456]

Really great video. Thank you!!!!

[@ashthegreat1]

It'd be a misnomer to ever call Gary Moore forgotten. Fcuk... I certainly haven't forgotten him.

[@danielmurphybmx]

Check out his daughter Lily Moore. His legacy definitely lives on.

[@chrisautrey5051]

Gary was one of the greatest. I have several albums of his and play them often.

[@charmainemcclure6816]

Thank you so much for putting together this video, and honoring the best guitarist, songwriter, and vocalist I will ever see/hear in my lifetime! There will never, ever be another Gary Moore...

[@JoeHernandez1210]

Great video. Gary Moore sadly didn't get the Full recognition he deserves. Thanks for this. I just Subscribed 👍