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@AirplayBeats reacts to Gary Moore and Albert King - Stormy Monday
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[@markroberts3557]

Still got the Blues is a great song by Gary Moore. The live version is a must

[@robertsumners931]

It's not a contest guys it's a young gun playing with a brilliant blues guitarist and they show so much respect to each other and they are good mates.!!

[@rickb4079]

Gary Moore RIP.. HAS A FULL LIBRARY. From his days with thin Lizzy to his solo career. Look him up try I'll play the blues for you are Jimi Hendrix Red House. Anything you choose from Gary Moore will not disappoint.

[@ronaldelliott4373]

Saw Gary when he was plucked from obscurity to join Thin Lizzy as 2nd guitarist. (He quickly became an equal) Checkout what Imho is easily his best live performance. The Fender Guitar Anniversary Concert featured many of the best known artists a few yrs back. Gary’s homage to Jimmi Hendrix covering his Classic “Red House” is a locked down must. It’s on KZbin and a Top Shelf performance I would love to see you both react too. Other than SRV, the one guitarist who nailed down Jimmi perfectly is the group “Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush.” Frank’s own live version of Jimmi’s version of the Bob Dylan’s classic, “All Along The Watchtower” (that was a mouthful,😂) is on KZbin and a must see as well. All three players captured the Hendrix “lighting in a bottle”better than anyone before or since. Apologies for the lengthy comment, but I love recommending music I know others will find special as well. Enjoy the channel. Regards.

[@GMLucGM]

He wasnt plucked from obscurity he was in a fairly well known Irish band - Skid row and musicians including Peter Green noticed him, he went with Lizzy because of his friendship with Phil. At no point in his career was he ever a 2nd guitarist, Scott Gorham said the proudest thing about his career was that he could just about keep up with him. Funny story about him playing with Albert, Albert asked Gary what key he'd prefer to play in and Gary said anything but b flat and Albert decided to play in that key to test him. Safe to say he passed the test

[@Oliver-vt8pv]

garys blues alive tour and wild frontier tour 1987 is about how good music can get imo. seperate ways live from blues alive tour and empty rooms stockholm 1987 is imo one of the best live performances off all time, along with basicly every gary moore live concert out there. the man could play any genre, jazz , metal, rock, blues you name it he playd it. greatest of all time

[@danieljohn3438]

Albert King plays his guitar upside down similar to Hendrix but Albert King left the strings as they normally are and Hendrix restrung his guitar so it was pretty much like playing a regular left handed guitar. Eric Gales plays his guitar like Albert King. Albert King was a huge influence to Stevie Ray Vaughan and you can hear some of Albert Kings licks in SRV's playing. If you like Gary Moore you need to check him out doing a tribute to Hendrix as he covers the song Red House live at the Celebrating 50 Years of Fender concert. 🎸🔥

[@tokyosteve5187]

As I read what you wrote, Doyle Bramhall II comes to mind.

[@gramps6334]

Stevie always said that he first wanted to play guitar like Albert King. Albert was about 80 years old when this was recorded. He was the father of the slamming blues. RIP Gary and Albert! Two GOATS!

[@lepetitoiseau]

Two exceptional guitarists for a mythical piece! When you manage to make Albert King smile, you have done something good!🔥

[@neillenet291]

Check Out THE MESSIAH WILL COME AGAIN, parisienne sidewalks and, Still got the blues by Gary Moore.

[@redstate502]

Gary Moore was a blues LEGEND. R.I.P. Gary

[@jeffkeith2718]

Here are a couple of Gary Moore songs where he sings. " I love you more then you'll ever know " 2. " Still got the blues " 3. I'd love another woman " 4. " The sky's crying ". And there is are 2 Fantastic instrumentals you really need to check out, and they are both live versions. 1 The Messiah will come " 2. Parisenne walkways. Gary Moore was one of guitar Greats. He was a huge influence on me learning to play the guitar.

[@michaoginski6220]

Empty rooms 1987?

[@starkmoore2684]

And the loner live in sweden 87

[@jdbroders64]

Ditto, but make sure you do them all as live versions, especially for his voice check out live Still got the Blues. It's killer.

[@GaryParris]

i agree

[@79BlackRose]

Parisienne Walkways is not an instrumental.

[@eddiebrown2206]

Guy check out Gary playing still got the blues live, you'll not be disappointed.... Phenomenal 👍

[@89801wink]

During this concert Albert Collins also joins Mr. King on stage at the same time. The concert vid is titled Gary Moore An Evening Of Blues.

[@fhare666]

RIP Gary. Can't tell you what an impact that man had on my life. Truly a guitar savant. He taught all of us things on guitar we didn't even know were possible.

[@robertkern9911]

IMHO Gary is the GOAT SRV is good be Garyis even better and the man can sing checkout Still got the bluess for you live and see what I mean

[@fukkar4545]

Gary's guitar was always highly amped it was part of "his" sound..takes a lot of skill to keep all that power sounding clean

[@terrymoore98]

You guys just stepped into one hell of a rabbit hole with Gary Moore. Check out The Messiah will come again - Live

[@martinlepper4522]

Gary Moore's long version of Separate Ways is something you will appreciate......and if you want a 'guitar tutorial'...check out 'The Messiah Will Come Again'.....a 10 minute class on guitar techniques. Love the channel & the music you react to.

[@beriandavies2111]

Gary Moore's The Messiah Will Come Again, live at Montreaux... Ooof! Love your channel gentlemen, always makin me smile.

[@ramsin99]

The Messiah Will Come Again live is amazing. Probably his most known tune is Still Got the Blues. He sings the "F" out of it but his solo at the end is out of this world. Keep up the great reactions.

[@Michael-Philip]

Gary Moore was one of the greatest .

[@dflagah2288]

Gary Moore and Phil lynott ...still in love with you...

[@williamweiss6128]

Gary was a beast!!

[@neillenet291]

Gary Moore was a BEAST. He was every bit as good as Stevie Ray Vaughan But flew under the radar to a certain extent.

[@jfcardello]

Amazing player…that Gibson blues…but tone and flow not in SRV’s realm.

[@neillenet291]

@@jfcardello I actually prefer Gary Moore's tone. Flow is subjective. But they were both highly technical players with a great ability to ad lib.

[@realbser1956]

I mean…..the strings speak for themselves. Two legends, can’t ask for anything better than that. 🔥

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Yes Gary Moore sings.Try Still got the blues for you, and do the live version. You'll be blown away!

[@matforsbon]

Albert King in a white suit playing the blues, WOW! What a stile what a legend.

[@edwardcapobianco2975]

What can I say? You guys are hitting Home runs during every at bat!!! Just save me a seat, I'm riding with you guys for the duration!!!

[@CoolCoyote]

those guys were having too much fun 😎

[@jonathanduran1773]

You wanna hear a really really killer Guitar soul. Gary Moore the loner

[@sharky-66]

2 legends brothers young and all just doing their thing. you should out gary and b b King thrill has gone master-class from the 2 of them great channel brother's Scottish fan ✊️👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@EessaTube]

"They're clapping off beat though". You said it, just as I was thinking it. lol.

[@AirplayBeats]

😂

[@darlenebanks1368]

I had the pleasure of meeting Albert King at Denny's . He was leaving as my husband and I was coming in . My husband said Hello Albert and he responded with Hey What's going on BANKS?? Blew my mind, only people that knew my husband called him Banks. It was a very nice meeting.

[@geneticrex]

The OG's used few notes in most cases, but their phrasing is just so great. That V does look small when it's strapped to Mr. King, but trust me, they are not.....and yes, Moore definitely had that Les Paul sizzlin' at this gig.

[@chrissiler6075]

I think this is why I LOVE Stormy Monday, it's a great platform for some great blues players to leave wondering if we can get up tomorrow to go to work! I think Gary is playing on a Super Reverb amp

[@shawnooweldsparks4202]

still got the blues ~g.m

[@denroy3]

There is a DVD of a show Albert and Stevie did together...good stuff.

[@mamaflush9945]

I love to watch Albert King perform, he's just so skillfully sending out instructions to the band with his body language, and he's so smooth with it...just an incredible band leader. And as you begin to watch him with other artists, you can see they all watch his every move. They would study Alberts facial expressions and body language as he performed. but I guess he's known more for his string bending style of guitar playing, and that melodiously soulful voice...just a wonderful performer. He was a major influence on Jimi Hendrix who once said, "Albert is one of the most important bluesmen that ever lived." Here's another live performance "Albert King & Stevie Ray Vaughan - Don't You Lie To Me" I love to watch these two perform together, I just think their playing compliments each other so well. (IMhO) No disrespect intended to Gary Moore who is also a phenomenal player. Sorry fellas got in a bit of a funk, after having lost so many great artists at once. But I'm back hope everyone's well and doing okay. 🙏

[@bikerbud3903]

Gary Moore "still got the blues for you" Live is worth a listen.

[@briansexton1759]

Gary moore. I still got the blues for you. Live

[@sherel1970]

Gotta love the blues!!!

[@thomast596]

A lot of left handed guitar players did that upside down thing. Check out Jeff Healey if you want to see a weird way to play a guitar. Blind blues rock player who played with the guitar on his lap like a piano.

[@klasseact6663]

You absolutely need to check Gary Moore playing still got the blues

[@jacqueline4514]

This was great! Have I got a Stormy Monday version for you!!!!! The Allman Brothers Band, “Live at the Fillmore East”. 🔥 Grew up listening to Dad play that album; he passed, but I play that one for him when I miss him most ❤ UPDATE; I’ve been told you just did it 😊

[@cazgerald9471]

They beat you to it, about two weeks ago kzbin.info/www/bejne/lV7NkJePpKdpick

[@jacqueline4514]

@@cazgerald9471 Ha! Thank you! I’m new to the channel and need to search their videos before I suggest a reaction 😊

[@cazgerald9471]

@@jacqueline4514 it's all good

[@ianrosie4431]

Guitarists were overdriving their 30 Watt amps to compete with the new phenomenon of screaming crowds. The Beatles lost the battle as we know and retired to the studio. Jim Marshall, a jazz drum tutor who birthed a surprising number of British Rock drummers, set his mind to solving the problem. And he did, but by then, many guitarists had grown to love the sustain, power, of the overdriven amp and demanded that too. In these two guitar wizards we see the step change technology can make to music and musicians. That's my take at least. I've genuinely never heard this song before. What a treat. Thank you.

[@gailsmythe8476]

OMG Gary more has an awesome voice please watch his live version of still got the blues. one of the best live performances i have ever seen......

[@mwjsbleakwater564]

You're in for an absolute storm if you dont know Gary Moore. Best guitarist that ever walked the earth. Huge everywhere but the US.

[@dbradx]

Albert King was a bad man with a guitar and Gary Moore could hang with him all frikking day. Awesome stuff, another killer song and great reaction making my day. Keep on keepin' on - peace and love from Canada☮

[@GaryParris]

Gary was an amazing talent, who died before his time R.I.P on the level of SRV and then some. but they were both amazing.

[@thetattooedvaper4081]

Two Goats!!

[@stevetsuda7474]

Gary Moore was a beast! Still got the blues for you!

[@jerrygouldman766]

Gary Moore is no joke Gents. That cat plays that guitar like it owed him money…

[@rocky8758]

You need to listen to Gary Moore, Still Got the blues for You.

[@shawnooweldsparks4202]

please

[@diverdown631]

The older blues player mostly plugged straight into amp while younger guys use distortion, boost peddles and all kinds of stomp boxes and yes he played upside down with the fattest string on the bottom

[@direnova6284]

America had SRV and Europe had Gary. My two favourite blues players. Btw, Gary was a great singer too.

[@billschabot7188]

Gary Moore - Still Got the Blues is where you should start with him.

[@veredwald6776]

Ok, so two more to listen to. 1. Gary Moore: The Loner Live in Stockholm & 2: Gary Moore & BB King: The Thrill Has Gone. Both are spectacular!!

[@carrerlluna66]

Albert also played without a pick, using his fingers, tight and clean but so expressive. Gary Moore is a picker plus hybrid mixes of other fingers and palming....and loud as a Mother For ya.

[@joehaller5155]

Gary Moore is truely one of the best. You have to see Gary " The Messiah Will Come Again". Will Blow Your Minds Guaranteed> Love your channel guys

[@christinebaldwin4826]

The Messiah Will Come Again is a Roy Buchanan song, check it out if you've never heard the original version

[@carlosfigueiredo7876]

Two legendary monsters. Guys don’t miss Gary Moore’s “Parisienne walkways” (Live Montreux Jazz Festival 2010), and “The Messiah will come again” (Live Montreux Jazz Festival 1990). This one was written by another Blues monster guitar player, Roy Buchanan, when he was only 15 years old. For Toy Buchanan’s guitar skills, check “Roy’s Bluz” (Live from Austin 1976).

[@trayse_jordan552]

I’ve waited for sooooo long for this reaction guys you have no idea!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!

[@elainekeane4164]

Elvin Bishop.. off album Strutting my stuff..... Fooled around and fell in love.... Great tune

[@suellenpittman201]

Gary Moore & The Midnight Blues Band Live in Concert at the 1990 Montreux Festival. 2 hrs 20 min. of amazing music. Albert Collins as a special guest. Slow ballads to HARD DRIVING Rockin Blues!

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

Check out Gary Moore "Separate Ways" live from London. I promise you, it will blow your mind!

[@brenready2277]

So different...unique...so entertaining and just a thrill to listen to! REAL music!! ❤💃💃💃🎸🎤 ___💃💃💃

[@violetflame23]

Great reactions guys. Find Gary Moore doing Still Got the Blues Live at Montreux - it'll blow you both away.

[@davidosborn7675]

😮 a lot of the famous left-handed guitar players never switch the strings so when you flip the guitar the fat strings are on the bottom and the high note strings are on the top and that's the way they learned to play it. Jimi Hendrix is a famous one like that😊 and another real famous One is Eric Gales you really need to check him out!😮😮

[@onemotherpucker]

God bless Albert King. 😎

[@antoniocunha8772]

bb king top 10 gary top 15, tnks from brazil

[@emilymartinez6961]

Another great band that does a version of this song is Jethro Tull, the difference is that the lead singer doesn't play a guitar, instead he plays a flute. You won't be disappointed ✌️p.s. Gary Moore's " still got the blues for you", try this one next from him👍

[@a.bevdfray6625]

About the difference in tone--among other reasons, you gotta remember, Albert King doesn’t use a pick. You’re never going to get as bright a sound without a pick.

[@johnnyrodriguez7515]

I really enjoy watching you guys. You guys need to watch and listen Gary Moore's (The Messiah will come again Live).

[@tonytony5380]

Gary Moore was an incredible player But you never knew what to expect when he released an album He came out of the Irish band Thin Lizzy and would release solo albums that ranged from blues to heavy metal he could do it all and he did One blues album next one metal and so on

[@julietate7806]

check out Gary Moore's Still Got the Blues, he sang & played. Another guitarist you've probably never heard of is the late, great Roy Buchanan. If you've seen the movie "The Departed," he plays Patsy Cline's "Sweet Dreams." It's available on youtube. Best damn Telecaster player ever.

[@marksanders8028]

If you look real close you can see that Mr. Albert King has his strings upside down as well as playing left handed.

[@bluesrock1]

Albert is why people like Gary and Stevie Ray learned how to play. They took what they learned from Albert and brought it to another level. Y'all liked The Allman Brothers' version of this song.

[@jukeboxdave6026]

Fantastic reaction guy's 2 for your list Gary Moore still got the blues for you and the Messiah will come again both epic many thanks love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟😀😀 amazing channel 👍

[@willowvee5844]

Gary Moore one of those players with such a signature style!

[@roberteatwell6827]

The pupil becomes the master.

[@richardbartch3620]

some of Gary's best work for me was when he played on Otis Taylor's stuff....was just something about those two guys together.

[@davidhattman7649]

The guitar looks small, most likely because Albert was 6ft 4inches Tall :)

[@christopherbailey557]

Exactly, Gary, Stevie, Jimmy Page, Joe Bonamassa, and many others all play tribute to the master bluesmen like Albert, Muddy, Howlin, Ray, Robert Johnson, and many more because that's the foundation of Rock and roll

[@5after4am]

Unlike Jimi who turned a right hand guitar upside down but restrung it for left hand , Albert plays it absolutely upside down.

[@GBeret83]

Stevie Ray Vaughan's older brother, guitarist Jimmy Vaughan, always described Albert King as "Goliath with a guitar."

[@mrnobody9104]

Albert was a Bad Boy and Gary was so special!

[@jacqueline23788]

distorsion pedal effect for gary . and the feeling for albert

[@chitownlee]

Check out Gary Moores Still Got The Blues For You.

[@burb92]

He sings still got the blues and Parisian walkways

[@redzone77p]

Gary Moore live Stockholm 1987 live is a killer, the song empty rooms.

[@steve9199]

The guitar that Gary Moore is playing is famous in its own right.... It's called "Greeny-Moore". A 1959 Les Paul originally owned by Peter Green of the original Fleetwood Mac. It's the guitar that "Black Magic Woman", "Oh Well" and "Green Manalishi" was written on. He sold it to Gary Moore, who played it until he passed a few years ago. It's now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica.

[@steve9199]

Albert played guitar "Upside-down", because if most guitar players are right handed...and if he ever was asked to sit in on a gig, he didn't have to worry about someone having a left handed guitar.

[@robertphelps1574]

That’s not Greeny it his other Les Paul he called Stripe

[@steve9199]

@@robertphelps1574 I never knew that. I only remember Greeny and the Red Strat.

[@robertphelps1574]

@@steve9199 also Gary Moore was actually left handed who learned to play right handed

[@FUBAR1986]

Do yourself a favor and give a look at the 2013 rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame inductees were Albert King, rush, heart, Diana Ross, among others… you will be pleasantly surprised by who, and why they were influenced by Albert king….

[@bobtheteddybear]

Gary Moore was actually left handed!

[@burb92]

Check out Gary Moore with bb king playing thrill is gone. Also great stuff

[@al-albertmoore544]

Gary moore is using a distortion pedal which is a huge advantage in hand speed..ive been playing for 42 years and i actually prefer just a slight amount of distortion. love both these guys..by the way my brothers name is Gary moore.

[@Jewel_Owldove]

Gotta do Garry and BB King - the thrill is gone live next!

[@ranchyblues]

Gary moore live "King Of The Blues"

[@amjrpain919]

R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...💯🙏💔 P.s. Gary was left-handed also...😳

[@williambutterworth]

Albert has a great album the pinch😊

[@davidhattman7649]

Gary was truly an amazing player and singer . kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4jHnH5pi9afntU - Cold Day in Hell (Live) / kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4icmXZ_nr9gnac - separate ways (live) Enjoy😁

[@phonebone81]

What great guitarists on one stage, that's real art that stays forever - that's a fact ! Gary Moore got this Gibson guitar from one of the best english blues songwrighters ever named "Peter Green" one of the founder of the early band named "Fleetwood Mac" before they became a simple pop group. The neck pickup was accidentally inserted the wrong way around and connected out of phase, and that's what made their special sound. R.I.P Gary Moore and Peter Green and of course Albert King ! If I could get more thumbs up I would give at least 10. They`re all now in blues heaven and play together some more wonderful blues songs - I know it ! Best regards @all from hamburg (germany)

[@robertphelps1574]

The guitar that Gary Moore was using in this video wasn’t Greeny it was his other Les Paul called stripe