Gary Moore (Parisienne Walkways Live Montreux 2010) Kel-n-Rich's First Reaction

Watch and listen to Gary Moore's amazing live 2010 performance of Parisienne Walkways.
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[@Bricklinsv1970]

I miss Gary Moore. One of the most expressional emotional guitarist of all time.

[@fabiencoze9829]

That guitar litterally cries ... RIP Gary Moore . Gone but never will be forgotten ...

[@kallekarlsson1054]

So true!

[@dannymcmince]

Gary is sorely missed!

[@ianross5970]

And that's how a Les Paul should sound. RIP Gary Moore.

[@SaxonsGlory]

Nobody ever made a Gibson sound as good as Gary did. We will miss you forever Gary, Rest in Peace.

[@randymeullier9656]

In 1989 I was working as a crew person for a German band called Victory. We were Support band for Gary for 40 shows on Gary's After the War tour. It was life changing to hear him play every night. He was a nice guy to. We talked many times. He sat with me while I was checking out a new guitar amp and he signed my laminate tour pass which is one of my cherished mementos of that time. I'm still at it and work for Foghat now. Thanks for doing this song. He is missed.

[@randycecale4307]

Taking nothing away from the absolutely stunning performance and talent of Mr. Moore, hearing this song sung by the late great Phil Lynott is mandatory! His magical, velvety voice accompanied by Gary's sobbing guitar will bring chills down the spine of any listener!

[@benedictdonald4338]

it's somewhat amazing to consider how much talent passed through the doors of Thin Lizzy. Top 10 all-time band, for sure.

[@bluezy1]

Who else besides Gary? Forgive me, I’m young haha.

[@steveh111]

That was MY first time hearing *that* version as well. One soaked tissue later I still have tears running down my face. WHAT an amazing rendition. RIP Gary, sadly missed.

[@sandwichman100]

a true genius with the guitar

[@jamieblake2153]

8 years since he passed!!! My girlfriend met him a few times and always said what a lovely man he was. An ordinary man doing extraordinary things. Great reaction... Thank you

[@Theoriginalborgy]

Yeah such a nice man, he lived in kingwood common, Oxfordshire for a while (1990's). just up the road from where I lived in Peppard. you often see him in the village. I was one of a few locals who knew who he was, being a fan since the mid 80's after stumbling on the victims of the future album.

[@SaxonsGlory]

I can vouch for that as I was lucky enough to do some vocals for him on an album many years back in London. A superb and caring human being. He is sorely missed.

[@PeeVee1979]

Chills, every freaking time I hear this song.

[@bluenotebigbends]

Same for me. He doesn't look too well though and his singing is kinda weak here. Maybe his lifestyle caught up with him. One of my idols and inspirations guitar- wise. Vetoaa tälläseen suomalaiseen jässikkään. RIP Gary Moore.

[@Bowiehawk]

Feel it? I now have tears rolling down my cheeks, You caught me off guard! Thanks guys! :) Love you Gary!

[@samuelmills6562]

🎸Thanks, y'all. FANtastic reaction. Gary Moore (RIP) rocks and rules.

[@jsudra]

Gary is easily in my top five of greatest guitarists of all time, unbelievable raw emotion!

[@andrewlaw]

Gary Moore was the man as far as I'm concerned. Had the privilege of seeing him twice and left both times in a sheer stupor at his playing. He was known as a Gibson Les Paul player but for me his best performance was at the Fender Anniversary Awards paying tribute to Jimi Hendrix playing Red House on a Fender. When he finished the performance the guitar was finished...he'd played it literally to death. There's always arguements over who's the best guitarist, I love SRV, Vai, Satriani, Malmsteen etc but for me Moore was the man for his tone and feeling imparted into his music. Thanks for the memories Gary, RIP. 😔 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqfYaIxvZt2Iga8

[@jeffbuckley4453]

nobody had the touch jimi or gary had!.....thats a fact.

[@Mrumff]

You guy's forgot Rory Gallagher, he was cut from the same cloth as Garry Moore, as well as the same country.

[@Petestanton]

Really can't disagree

[@waynehauser3611]

Thank you so much for this ! Gary Moore has to be one of the greats ! If anyone can channel their soul through the instrument, its Gary Moore. It's pure emotion and he makes the guitar cry. Its stunning ! When a person becomes one with his instrument !

[@marcelopichler5233]

Fantastic gary!!!! Amazing performance and showman!!!

[@efgdf]

Can you believe that Rolling Stone magazine made a list of the 100 best Rock guitarists of all time and didn't include the great Gary Moore

[@fatabelly]

#Thin Lizzy Waiting For An Alibi. One of the best twin guitar harmony songs ever ever!

[@tedp7773]

53 here and i agree...

[@dave4gee]

BB King RIP with Gary Moore RIP - The Thrill Is Gone

[@dalelangley5251]

You nailed it Kel, I try not to compare, I take every song , every performance for what it is, but most importantly, for how it makes me feel, beauty is everywhere, you have only to look for it!

[@NZLatic]

Up there with SRV and Jimi Hendrix as the most soulful guitarists of all time who didn’t just play, but actually felt their instruments. RIP Gary.

[@daechestuneorganisationpeu8984]

Vai too.

[@aeldin131]

one of my all time favorite songs. Try "still got the blues"

[@vikusen1857]

Almost the same as Parisienne, boring.

[@alanross2790]

@@vikusen1857 Tone deaf ?

[@bowman4275]

Parisienne Walkways is almost the same as Parisienne Walkways?

[@wiseomg]

@@vikusen1857 You are boring

[@mbear709]

Don't forget W/ John Mayall

[@danielolson5378]

It was Friday April 14 1989 and the venue was Scandinavium which is the biggest indoor arena in my city. On stage was Gary Moore and this song was the last encore he did!

[@Isleofskye]

Fantastic musicianship by Garry brought a lump to my throat and a heartfelt reaction. Well Done Guys..:)

[@Grington300]

I first became aware of Gary Moore when he was with Thin Lizzy. Another Irish (Gary Moore was from Northern Ireland, this person was from the Republic) guitar genius you might want to keep an eye open for is Rory Gallagher who died in 1995.

[@williambevins]

Seen Rory twice. The guy had both great technical and emotion.

[@largemouthhunter5014]

And Roy Buchannon 😀

[@mrslopsided]

Deffo Rory❤️

[@Isleofskye]

Great call and to my eternal shame,I missed them both and I started to go to London Concerts from 1971 so no excuse.

[@markjohnston1813]

yoou are truly missed mr gary moore,rest in peace fella,and thanks for giiving me a reason to live,just so i can hear you amazingly beautiful music ,you are just simply the best lead gutarist that has ever lived

[@thorsten8906]

Gary und Rory ...meine Guitarrheroes ..gute Reaktion🍂🐾🎸🎸🎸✨🌛

[@matthewblack7206]

God, I loved that man. Gary; wish I could have given you a hug for all the joy you brought me...

[@jimharris8597]

I've been a Gary Moore fan from the 1st time I ever heard him, but to watch Kelly's reaction and body language just made me know I made a great choice in my musical choices. Kelly your skill in Classical music gives the meaning of what you had to say so awesome. Thanks Kel n Rich for this great post.

[@stevebay65]

Wow! I have loved Parisienne Walkways for so many years. Nobody plays the blues like Gary Moore! Thank you for this. And Kelly. If you could make Pinkie sing like that ...........!!!!!

[@briancarpenter1255]

What a great performance by the Master of the Les Paul guitar. He is greatly missed by the music world. Thanks again Kel -Rich and your reaction. Brian.

[@violetflame23]

What I love about Gary's playing is it's so hard-driving and intense, yet so beautifully melodic. What a loss.

[@stevenwilliams4172]

this is the best evidence we did lose one of the greats, but we are lucky to still have his legacy for future generations to be amazed and awestruck as we are now

[@waynevarrelman9363]

"SO Underrated as a guitarist! Arguably the best blues guitarist! One of the best blues songs ever is... " Still got the blues! "Such feeling and emotion when he played!

[@kemsleyhall3983]

Best blues/rock guitarist. My one regret i never saw him in concert. RIP Gary we miss you

[@tommyhamilton631]

im in tears right now brings back so much

[@PaulScherdell]

I've heard this song on so many recordings and he always did it amazing but this; this may be the best performance of Parisienne Walkways ever and I was completely unaware of the 2010 show. Wow. Love Gary. He was so under-rated and never the limelight like his contemporaries. From Thin Lizzy to his decades of solo work, he was a monster.

[@waltergill345]

Hey Ritch-n=Kel, My name is Walter Gill from Topeka, Kansas and that is why I'm a huge fan of hard rock , prog rock/metal, metal & blues!! OMFG!!, There aren't any words and if that wasn't a love letter to Paris, France!? Well then, It should have been one!! That live version of that song speaks volumes to Gary Moore's amazing talent and to all his fans that still love and miss him very much!! But we still have the music to keep the memories of him alive!! FYI Gary Moore played with Skid Row and Not that band from the "80's and he also played with Thin Lizzy back in the "70's before he'd went solo in the "80's and he had done hard rock, some metal & blues before he had passed in 2911!! Love your KZbin page and regardless of the reason why you're doing it, You had me metal & prog rock/metal and I think that you're one of a rare breed of couples that really do show love and don't gives a f ck who sees it and that's makes it real!! Love you both and hope that you have an amazing Memorial Day tomorrow and hope to hear from you soon!! Thanks & Stay Metal!! -

[@markmcgowan2082]

I remember the fist time I heard Gary Moore in the early 80’s and the song was End of the World. I was hooked. Only saw him once live in a small club in San Francisco. Stood about 30 feet and watched him shred the guitar. Will never forget that concert. That was the last concert at that venue since it burned to the ground a day or so later. I said to myself that Garry burned it to the ground litterly. What a talent. Was always drawn to metal bands that had a little bit of a blues influane metal & a little blues is a great combination. That is why my all time favorite is Dave Meniketti. Many Y&T songs especially the solo’s have a blues influence. 45 years later he is still playing and saw them Last month. Still blown away every time I see Dave play. I think most of the listeners have never heard Dave Meniketti play, since they were never a huge band sales or air play. Would recommend listening to #Y&T Forever. This was the song that Rob Halford said was his favorite song many years ago and one of my all time favorites.

[@saschaschneider6355]

Gary Moore literally made me discover Blues with his shred-infused Blues playing. His approach to Blues opened up a whole new world to me. It also made me appreciate early Priest more, when they were more of a "Blues Metal" - even covering Peter Green's The Green Manalishi.

[@richmcelmeel5430]

Great call on Y&T.... Earthshaker is my favorite of their's.

[@jaykarimi7123]

My heart goes out to you & your family for your loss. Music & people live forever in our hearts & our memories. They are always with us & their souls smile every time we think of them. You gave him & now your wife the best gift one can...music. It's instant teleportation to anywhere & any time you want, if you let it take you. You gave your son not only the gift of music but also the best friend one can have, that guitar behind you. My dad gave me my first guitar & I'll forever be thankful & indebted to him for giving me such a friend & love in life.

[@jameswilde3203]

what a great reaction Gary would have loved that bless you both

[@colmwatulikededazio973]

You are both very fortunate to have found each other ..I love the love and what you guys do...stay true to each other and to truth and beauty in the music ..God bless you both...for sharing the love vibe..

[@lookathistory]

Through the years I have asked the terrible question, who was the best ever, and I keep coming back to him. I can’t get away from him and I never will. Thank you Garry for helping me make up my mind. God love you.

[@go123141]

He made that guitar 🎸 talk this song has helped me so much over many years. Tears streaming down my face right now love it

[@bob1042]

Very sorry to hear of your loss. I hope you have fond memories and keep him in your mind and heart,

[@timothymccune2101]

What a great lose , He will live for ever.# Metal Church / Watch the Children Pray.Love to see your guys reactions .Great Stuff Guys'''''''''

[@shoemaker688]

This is epic and hypnotizing guitarwork. Audience is blown away. And they should.

[@Usgmusteret]

this was the concert of my live. it has been with me every day for over 10 years

[@Anglo-Saxon-Patriot]

One of the greatest guitar solo's ever, from a true master and a fellow Gibson lover. RIP Gary, you are missed but not forgotten

[@prs149]

I bought my first Gary Moore in 93, but I discovered him in junior high in the 1970s

[@TheBobbymcd]

OMFG Garry...I didn't realise you'r the best iv'e ever heard. How did I miss you!!!?

[@neilphelan145]

Gary was one of the most sophisticated precision guitar masters that have or will EVER exist!!

[@ezioauditore7427]

Empty Rooms live in Stockholm 1987, one of the greatest performance ever.

[@iangunter1483]

Love empty rooms but the loner from same concert is in my opinion the best instrumental GM as ever performed.

[@bluezy1]

I could swear to ya the bpm increases right as that chorus comes in. Can’t tell if Gary wanted it sped up or if he tried to cope and just play faster. To me it just feels very much faster at parts

[@shoemaker688]

Sadly missed. Master of the guitar. RIP Mr. Moore. Good choice to react onKel and Rich.

[@steveking2085]

Gary was one of the best love the t shirts guys ❤️👍👍

[@ricksix3119]

Music Is A Cure All For What Is Wrong In Your Life, just Listen With Your Heart, You Will Be Fine! RIP Gary Moore.

[@lesliebrewer7770]

the one & only Gary Moore what a loss,this gives me chills every time,great reaction as always luv you guys

[@Ghost-rv2wu]

Who in their right mind would thumbs down this performance, even SRV and jimmy Hendrix or any artist would have been giving him an standing ovation pure heart and Soul. RIP Gary 🙏

[@EliDowns114]

Moore's 1959 Les Paul Standard guitar was famed for its distinctive out-of-phase sound attributed to a possible pickup repair, in which the magnet in the neck pickup had been flipped, causing the out-of-phase sound when combined with the bridge pickup. The guitar was originally owned by Peter Green (of Fleetwood Mac). Green sold the guitar to his younger friend Moore in 1974 for the price that Moore got from selling a Gibson SG, his main guitar at that time. Moore used the guitar extensively over the next 30-plus years, on hits such as "Parisienne Walkways", which was his best-known song. The guitar is now owned by Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett who purchased the guitar, a number of years after Moore had sold it, for an undisclosed amount (believed to be $3M).

[@PsD14JR]

Holy grail .. as some article named that guitar.

[@armadillotoe]

It has a beautiful sound, but the magic was in the man, not the guitar.

[@Jimbodaddy74]

@@armadillotoe Kirk just runs it through a wah pedal now.

[@matthewblack7206]

One of the mightiest guitarists who ever, ever lived. Gary Moore had enough soul and feeling for fifty guitarists...

[@martinbellamy7125]

Awesome Performance!! Gary Moore was in Colosseum II and Thin Lizzy. Check out #Thin Lizzy -Black Rose or #Gary Moore - One Night in Dublin, you won't be disappointed

[@maxrav1831]

Brilliant performance

[@andrewwalsh5366]

I was at that gig some show

[@mikeyb8040]

Gary Moore - OH PRETTY WOMAN... it one of the best that nobody ever does

[@amorodioamor4388]

If I was to hear this without knowing it was Gary Moore playing I would of guessed him. It reminds me of his big hit. Still got the blues I think it's called.

[@andycoghill7631]

You two are so spot on with your opinions. I’m a bit late to the channel but please don’t change, your views are so good and your son would be so proud. Respect 🤘🎸🥁👍

[@glenrajkovich5812]

I have heard of him, but I never heard that song, but just like Rich said his guitar playing is amazing and moving. I'm glad I saw the video on your channel, I enjoy your reactions and I'll continue to watch. Thanks for what you guys do.

[@stevejpm1]

Great reaction video of the Master Gary Moore.Uninterrupted.Nice.

[@MikeConde]

Thank you for sharing such a great positive reaction video. Gary was and is still a huge influence on me and my music!

[@jmj8596]

#GaryMoore Parisienne Walkways original studio version off his Back On The Streets album with the late Phil Lynott on bass and co - vocals ... r.i.p Gary & Phil 🎶🎵🎶🤘🏻

[@philperryman3409]

Yes they need to listen to thin Lizzy

[@tboysrocknroll8848]

When I was a teen just starting to play guitar back in the early 80s a friend introduced me to Gary Moore...instantly was one of my favorite guitarists...instead of saying "I'll never be able to do THAT!!", I said "THAT is what I want to do!!!..." That is what Gary Moore means to me...

[@huck944]

#garymoore empty rooms live in Stockholm.

[@jsl2011uk]

I prefer the version on we want moore!

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

BTW.... I know how heart wrenching it can be to lose a child. My youngest daughter was 36 years old when we lost her February this year. So sorry you had to go through that.

[@rainnmariusingolfsson7877]

This north ireland boy IS one of 5 best Guitarist in Music hystory!

[@dougreed2257]

That's 2 Irish boys in top 5, other of course, Rory Gallagher! Interestingly Moore himself stated that Rory was THE MAN

[@swinetrek]

Norterhn Ireland. Vivian campbell (Dio) also from there.

[@Irish780]

@@dougreed2257 Rory in Republic. No disprest but u wrong

[@beckibell3232]

it looks like gary knew he would never play that again. what a special person and talent. thank you.

[@larrylawrence5625]

Rich, Rich, Ritch sound!! RIP Gary. This will be fun 👍😉

[@bigt6889]

Gary Moore one of my city's greatest exports You should do Thunder and their song Dont wait for me

[@johnhitchens2265]

He makes the guitar cry and sing. Nightwish covered one of his songs (Over the Hills and Far Away - fun cover). My alltime fave is Still Got the Blues live

[@skridtractor875]

Gary was an amazing guitarist! I first heard of him back when he had the G-Force band ('White Knuckles Rock n Roll'), then his solo 'Corridors of Power' LP, and then when he was in Thin Lizzy for their 'Black Rose' LP. Fantastic material of his for you to explore. Thanks for this one!!

[@stephensmith4480]

Garry never fails to stun me with his musical genius. He was actually left handed but taught himself to play right handed, a feat in itself. R.I.P Garry and thank you. 🎵

[@brianconlon4744]

Awesome guys. Thanks for doing that. Now do The Messiah Will Come Again and Still Got The Blues. 🤘🎸

[@michelcyr4232]

Brian Conlon I double that request, not only by Garry but also by the original Roy Buchanan who did it first 🎸

[@oldsoldier3969]

You have just watched perfection

[@richardvacha2040]

Took me about 4 or 5 times watching you to really appreciate what you do. Kel, you're awesome...

[@michaelstamper5875]

I know I'm more than late to this particular party but my sincere condolences on your loss. Also, as someone who is fond of classical music as well as rock, folk and some jazz, welcome to the wider musical world Kel. Hope you enjoy your new discoveries.

[@JoeBlow_4]

Wow, thanks for that. I'd never heard it either. Holy sh*t that was epic.

[@joolz4848]

the master of using the amplifier as the instrument, and the guitar as the controller...

[@peeweewallabowski7084]

Love me some #GaryMoore! Blood of Emeralds is one of my favorite tracks 🤘🏻

[@ElJefe3126]

MIne as well.

[@Irish780]

Back too Ireland again what a lovely people xx. Thank u from Ireland

[@PedrSion]

10 years gone on the 6th February. RIP Gary. The best ever !

[@Petestanton]

RIP GM The very best, brings a tear no matter how much i hear it.

[@timothymccune2101]

Only the great ones can articulate a guitar like that and never miss a note.

[@mimikurtz4061]

He's a great player, but let's not alow hero worship to take over entirely. He missed a fair few, especially early on when many of the bends didn't make it.

[@panzerlieb]

Robert Davies he did but he just kept rolling with it, that’s experience. He was able to steer it back on track every time, and that’s what you call a professional.

[@bazkeen]

One of the finest guitarist to walk the earth. Dearly missed

[@richardvacha2040]

Nobody's heard of Gary Moore, but he was an incredible guitarist and bluesman. Thanks for playing him! You guys are awesome!

[@douglasdodds8490]

Unless you lived in Ireland and especially Belfast.

[@Quicksilver51]

Love the homage to Irish bagpipes at the end ! Amazing how near he was to his passing yet he was playing better and better. I get the feeling he knew and was giving us his all. God bless him.

[@nostrathomas2437]

Gary Moore is the 🐐 in my opinion. My all time favourite guitar-artist ( the category reserved for the greats). The technical ability combined with the feel and emotion is at a godlike level ...one of those people if you saw them live it was a religious experienced...R.I.P

[@sopwithsnoopy8779]

Got to see Gary Moore back in 1983, with Krokus (Gary Moore & Krokus both played for 90 minutes each, Krokus closing the show). Both bands were on tour with Def Leppard at the time, but did a one-off show when Def Leppard had a few days off. Anywho, Gary was on fire that night. I still know people who talk about that show, not knowing who Gary Moore was, and having to pick their jaws up off the floor after being amazed by his playing.

[@jeffstevens4262]

Dear God that boy could play guitar, not only that but he could make it sing and dance soooo sweetly. RIP Gary. We'll always love you.

[@keiranwatts3159]

Rich, you are so right, he is just that good.

[@bobtheteddybear]

The best guitarist ever. You need to see Empty Rooms, live in Stockholm and Separate Ways, live in London. Love your reactions!

[@fccrick]

One of if not THE most beautiful guitar pieces of all time, just my personal opinion

[@leehanson1416]

Possibly the most desired guitar on the planet.

[@stuartlockwood9645]

Hi Rich And Kel, thank you for this video, first sorry for your loss, Gary Moore was a great musician, like several other guitarist's both past and present he took us into a world of sounds that not many people can achieve, sounds that touch our souls to such an extent that when your realy tuned into it ,it's a full brain and body experience , I guess what I'm trying to say is you either like it or you don't, I personally like all garry's stuff, at 70yrs old I'm still rocking on to this style of playing. Take care you two.Best Wishes.Stuart uk.

[@Oli19639]

Hey Rich, I like your tattoo! Also a musician and former metalhead. Greetings to Kel! Oli from Hamburg, Germany