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[@larryg7126]

Gary Moore & Rory Gallagher were the greatest Irish guitarists of their time. His catalog is long and deep.

[@shanewray7595]

Used to love playing "bad penny"

[@larryg7126]

@@shanewray7595 Great tune, iconic Rory for sure.

[@djinn_jer]

I'm a stone-hearted s.o.b, but Gary's "Still Got The Blues" gets me every single time.

[@peterquinones3522]

Try also Still Got The Blues! Insane guitar!

[@alexfletcher5192]

I still regard him as possibly the best rock guitarist.

[@macker33]

Rory gallagher might give him a run for his money.

[@chriso5374]

@@macker33 ABSOLUTELY brother.

[@robertrohde4579]

@@macker33 Rory was up there but not quite on Gary's level! I love both!

[@gavvisser2176]

No Doubt. i loved his 12 string accoustic

[@happyfreeliferc]

Don't forget Terry Kath

[@crazydale1000]

Holy crap he held that one note for 30 seconds. The guy just played with the amp cranked to 10.Just full out. It takes talent to control those Marshalls pushing them that hard.

[@voodooacidman]

the guy can make 6 wires and a lump of wood explain heartbreak and pain =/ ...... big love to all people x:)

[@lars-andersjohansson6407]

I get goose bumps!! Try, Still Got The Blues. 10 of 10.

[@beanie8955]

Those goose pimples 😝

[@mac10ner]

Gary's playing hits you in the feels......a master at work

[@waynehauser3611]

When Gary Moore plays guitar, angels weep ! Talk about talent ! He makes the instrument cry ! What a sad loss ! A true one of a kind.

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

It's great you apreciated the late great Gary Moore like this, and you're completely right, he was one of a kind guitar player...

[@casparvonsader4505]

Your face was a beautiful picture, feeling every note he played! For my money, the greatest guitarist. NO ONE could make a guitar emote, speak, bleed & cry like Gary. Metal, Rock, Blues, Jazz fusion... there was NOTHING the man couldn't do. I miss him.

[@user-kl4de9xv4s]

Glad to see you love Gary this much. He never has gotten the recognition he deserves. He has the best tone of any guitar player of all time and he definitely put all of his feeling into it! Thanks for this one.

[@TheBobbymcd]

Well I don't know if he did or didn't but there's an interview with tons of musicians saying he was The Best.It's on the tube if you look for it...so I think he did get the recognition,,,,he freaked other guitarists out was that good......now Thats recognition.

[@joanmatlaga662]

Perfect Paris live affair played out on guitar!

[@joanmatlaga662]

That's love affair on guitar

[@crazydale1000]

Gary Moore playing Red House live.He tears it up.

[@jerryogara1677]

Another talented Irishman who has passed.

[@chriso5374]

Him and Rory.... Gary and Rory were close during Rory's battle with liver disease and depression. 2 of the greatest ever.

[@fozra]

Gary Moore has been one of my favorite guitar players for over 30 years. Since his death, this song leaves me in tears. Such a loss...

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

God but that guitar playing makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck EVERY fucking time .... that thing SANG !!!! 😎👍☘️🍺

[@chriso5374]

Ireland's second greatest guitarist and probably one of the 10 best ever. Never forget the great Rory Gallagher.

[@tjitse3916]

ChrisO' good point, for any guitarist to be honorably mentioned around Gallagher is an achievement. I always love that there are videos of well known artists, like globally known legends, who refer to Rory as their inspiration.

[@chriso5374]

@@tjitse3916 Rory was so unique and shunned everyone else's plans for him to be a "star".. He just wanted to play despite being recruited twice by Cream and the Stones and wouldn't allow singles to be released even though the record companies promised #1 singles. That's sticking to your guns. Check out,if not familiar with Band of Friends. It's his bass player and drummer with Davy Knowles {in U.S.} and a different line up in Europe. They play only Rory's music and are damn good .. I could go on forever about Rory . He was my musical hero.

[@Irish780]

@@tjitse3916 its like barrys or lyons tea lol

[@tjitse3916]

irish1 what are you trying to say? Because I don’t have any foreknowledge concerning those names/things.

[@Anhorish]

@@tjitse3916 Two fine teas. Taste is personal.

[@bazkeen]

My all time guitarist bar none. R.I.P. Garry

[@lindalloyd6581]

It's heartbreaking that Gary Moore 4.4.1952 - 6.2.2011 and Phil Lynott 20.8.1949 - 4.1.1986 are no longer hear. You need to hear them sing this together. God bless to rock gods. Sleep well.

[@Defmusicman1]

If you liked this, listen to “Still Got The Blues” - the live version with 62 million + views. It will blow you away. I promise. One of very few songs that moved me to tears.

[@gaisare]

Now when you find Gary, you should also look in to Thin Lizzy, you will love Phil Lynnot and Gary together. Love you videos

[@MrJeffwards]

I feel he inspired many greats like Zakk Wylde and John Sykes (who replaces him in Thin Lizzy) “Empty Rooms live in Stockholm 1987” is my favorite performance from Gary.

[@dewapd1169]

From that show, when he played All Messed Up.. that solo was one of the fastest things I have ever heard! And that screaming note that ended the solo......forget about it!

[@michaelsinnamon2188]

I can listen to Gary 24/7 and enjoy it like I just heard it for the first time. Definitely at the Top of the Best of all time.

[@jonnno243]

Soul Soaring Perfection. I am SO glad you reacted to Gary, India. And yes, Still Got The Blues is another MUST to play.

[@Hesse3200]

Gary was an underrated guitarist. A truly GREAT guitarist. Check out his gig with BB King in London. It's a real treat as well!

[@garytate7493]

Gary Moore was never underrated mate, far from it.

[@garytate7493]

@@paulr.8105 Sometimes I think they don't understand what the word actually means.

[@kindalikeu.....5948]

He ( gary moore) is, was, one of the BEST.... EVER.....💥🎉🍀

[@JeromeDukes]

One of my favorite guitarist ever. Wait till you hear him do "The Messiah will come again" live. That is also the shit. It will blow your mind.

[@Robin-np3hv]

Gary Moore - The Messiah will come again. probably one of the best songs Gary done.

[@ueno1]

Gary does a great version of Hendrix's Red House

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

Agreed. I think that version from the Fender 50th Anniversary concert might be the BEST version, in fact.

[@mac10ner]

World class performance

[@craigmccullough7333]

You have just been blessed by hearing one of the truly great guitarists of all time. Taken too soon, but I suppose the after life band needed a rock guitarist so they took the best!

[@liverpoolred2834]

Gary was the man....period.

[@mrwhite292]

The man was a genius, peace and love.

[@brokervc1]

Gary was one of the greatest Guitarist in the world, RIP Gary

[@MrRadars1]

Gary is ...was the best....still is the best...RIP ...Gary ....chur from tpo nz

[@zigman63]

That was amazing watching you react to the legendary Gary Moore, and from someone who is actually called Gary, thanks for saying my name so much.lol. Your getting a great education. X

[@LesterH25]

he keeps you guessing. He puts salt on the wound and then soooooths it. Love this India.

[@louisef1861]

Gary Moore is still my favourite of the great blues/rock guitarists. Still Got the Blues was Gary at his finest.

[@JHGiese]

Phil also sang in Thin Lizzy when Gary Moore played guitar with them.

[@scottmullen7351]

A true legend!! I love the work he did with Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker in the band BBM !

[@robertmyers3443]

What an incredible performance! Hus music is so satisfying. Fun to share for sure ... I love showing someone who doesn't know Garys music yet!

[@huck944]

Empty rooms is a must.

[@danielolson5378]

I remember it as if it was yesterday! The year was 1989 date April 14 and day Friday. It was the last tour he was gonna play rock/hard rock. Anyway this song was the last he did of the encores and after the show i was like in Heaven!! During the '90s Gary mostly played Blues but kept this song since it has a like blues vibe. At what would become the end of his career he returned to his '80's hits. R.I.P. Gary

[@dazo69]

Try still got the blues live especially the version he played at Montreux. Just the sweetest guitar. Btw, love the channel x

[@keithorlandini4919]

What kind of guitar is he playing with that outrageous ability to sustain notes? That's my next guitar!

[@lindalloyd6581]

Spine chillingly good. The best of the best. Love your reactions. You have such a beautiful smile. RIP Gary. Sending love from the UK. Keep safe. Thanks for all you are doing in these hard times x

[@dalebrennan7615]

Still got the Blues LIVE you will never look back Dublin ireland 👍🇮🇪💪

[@mikewood6071]

Gary Moore was one of the greatest guitar players....EVER!!! If you wanna react to a truly awe inspiring performance, that’s purely guitar mastery, might I suggest “the messiah will come again”

[@johnfinn4214]

Just one of the greats.

[@jameswilde3203]

you have great taste in Guitar legends and there is no one greater at this style of blues than Mr Gary Moore i think Gary would have loved your reaction and RIP Gary

[@trevorholden7423]

This live version was recorded in 2011. Gary was the just the most consumate professional and brilliant guitarist. His mastery of dynamics (low to harsh volume for dramatic effect) melodic creativity, and minimalistic to expansive guitar extrapolation is beyond belief unless yu are watching this thing. Really miss u Gary, no-one matching you as yet...

[@beanie8955]

India, you’re a sweetheart; I get like 4 notifications at once from you! Anyone else? Just more to watch ❤️☺️

[@Agenthoover1]

Garry Moore was actually left handed but learned to play right handed ... this for me made is playing even more outstanding .. great stuff .. :)

[@steveaustin7306]

His cover of the messiah will come again live is the most emotive piece of music on you tube

[@Richard.Linder]

Gary Moore was amazing. He made his guitar sing. Check out "The Loner" and "Still Got The Blues". Both are beautiful. In The Loner, the guitar does all the singing.

[@daveruthenberg8953]

Thank you for discovering Gary Moore, quite simply, the greatest. We lost an immense talent when we lost him in 2011. Now, definitely check out the live version of "Still Got The Blues" recorded at Hammersmith in 1990.

[@shawnerickstad7927]

One of the best ever and probably right after Stevie Ray Vaughn as far as best blues guitar players

[@scottdufc1]

My brother made me listen to gary moore few months ago wasent born when thin lizzy where around but Gary moore is awesome I'm know huge fan

[@elizabethstops2362]

Gary was actually a very handsome, sensual Irishman. He was a drinker and as he got older it caught up with his looks. But trust me he had what it takes 😊

[@JG-fv9bv]

Checkout Gary Moore " Over The Hills and Far Away" awesome song

[@LRD113]

I saw Gary Moore many times fantastic guitar player and a nice man ✌️😊

[@mac10ner]

The master that was Gary 😍

[@eugenekikuchi4320]

More Gary Moore!! More Gary Moore!!

[@AMERICANPRIDE1100]

That’s what it sounds like when a guitar is made to cry

[@malafor7454]

Thats what you call a Master Class :)

[@MrBallisticbob]

Gary could make that guitar talk, with no doubt. Quick story about this song. When my wife (of 25 years now) and I first got together, she played me some lame country song she thought should be "our" song, I said said give this a listen and played this song for her. She immediately fell in love with it and Gary. To this day, I can get her mad as a hornet at me, and I'll wait for the right moment, put this song on, and she'll be sitting on my lap and all is well! She cried when he passed. Love his music, and I place him high on the list of GOATs. I would suggest you check out The Messiah Will Come Again, a Roy Buchanon (another underrated guitarist) cover. No vocals, but his guitar sings. You will not be disappointed! Continue to explore and enjoy the journey!

[@frankieshankly5368]

Instant goosebumps over my whole body :)

[@bluetopguitar1104]

That's some very emotional and beautiful guitar ! A fantastic musician.

[@ewoe21]

Gary Moore The Messiah Will Come Again.

[@nickbelezbubjones6528]

Legend R. I. P. GARY

[@johnfry4501]

Great reaction! He tore that out of the guitar. Very insightful... cool.

[@davidmorgan5312]

Oh that man could Shred the Blues.

[@dallassukerkin6878]

One of my influences as a player ... Gary had a face like a welders bench and the Blues instincts of a god :bows:. I first saw him with his band G-Force when I went to see Whitesnake in the early 80's and was one of those occasions where the support act was not a disappointment. His talent would never be seen in the music industry of today because he was not 'cute' enough. And your reaction to this was glorious

[@dallassukerkin6878]

And a little blast from the past is this absolute gem from two greats who are no longer with us ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqSuoZSwmqZogpo

[@oscargamboa5793]

What a genuine reaction. Love it'! ❤🤘

[@keesacheampong123]

Hi India. I am glad you discovered the brilliance of Gary Moore. In my opinion, and I think many feel the same, Gary is one of the few Guitarplayers ever who was able to lay his heart and soul in his playing and was able to let his guitar sing, cry and speak to the audience. I am happy you felt that too. He was one of the greatest ever. A God given talent. Unfortunately he passed away far to young. When you want to hear more from Gaary Moore I recommend his songs "The prophet" and the Messiah will return. Other people already mentioned other songs. But I am sure the two I just told you will move your heart and soul. Since you are an emotional woman I am sure you will love those. Keep up the good work dear.

[@matsjakobsson6803]

THE man can Play!!

[@erikguidotti8640]

Gary passed in 2011. He was actually a member of Thin Lizzy at one point. Check out Thin Lizzy's "Black Rose" (with Gary playing guitar)

[@joelsimms4636]

That guitar is about to burst in to flame! His control here is unbelievable. I mean that amp and guitar are on the verge of blowing!

[@brianappleby5112]

There are some (not that many) performances that I would categorise as genius and this is one of them. This is not about guitar technique, there may be guitarists who can beat his overall technique but the mood, style, passion and energy he puts into this make it genius. The facial expressions aren’t unusual they represent what people with musical taste and discernment feel about the playing of this impresario.

[@paul13efc]

Hi India, loved watching your reaction to this. In 1976 as sixteen year old white guy from Liverpool i was heavily into Gary Moore when he was with Thin Lizzy. Also heavily into Zeppelin Floyd Sabbath etc. But also in 1976 I got my first taste of Parliament and was blown away, much as you were with Gary Moore. Funk and jazz became the order of the day. If you've not already heard it can you do a react to Parliaments Cosmic Slop live at Houston 1976.

[@wimve4719]

Like so many, we lost this guy too soon, RIP Big Man! Hope you're still making music out there!! Also, this reminds me of Alvin Lee of Ten Years After's little skid on the guitar ... India, check it out: 'I'm going home'.

[@Factacious]

Thank you for your reaction. How about trying out "Black Rose" from 2005 live. Thin Lizzy / Gary Moore tribute to Phil Lynott.

[@EnigmaTimGaming]

I have so much love for Gary, to me he is the greatest of all time. I can sit here and reel off 50+ songs I could recommend, but for now I highly recommend The Messiah Will Come Again (live of course) Gary himself doesn't sing in that one, but then he doesn't need to, the guitar does all the singing for him, check it out :)

[@raydotzler9117]

The soulfulest guitar player there ever was 🤘🤘

[@karenkyoungsc]

He also recorded country music under the name of Gary Morris. Beautiful songs. 100% chance of rain.

[@AutomatikSystematik]

You should do "Shapes Of Things" by Gary Moore -- studio version. But wow this was good!

[@Tonyblack261]

I heard this being played in a cafe in France. Somehow the tune just conjures up that French feeling to me.

[@Faith0929ROK]

Jimi Hendrix, Randy Rhodes, Stevie Ray, Gary Moore wish all of yall were still living... RIP.

[@robertrohde4579]

Think of the concerts we will see when we are in heaven someday! Epic!

[@gwag8410]

Baby if you are going to do Gary Moore, you Have to do Still Got The Blues... Live version.... I very rarely use this word, but it is epic.... it’s the one with 61 million views... yep

[@mikthepainter]

Out in the fields with Phil lynott, classic

[@graemecollin]

Gary Moore was an absolute legend ... and the absolute master of the "guitar face" ...

[@johnhernan9238]

❤ thanks ! as you say « this is music »

[@shanewray7595]

The bass player is in a band called Skunk Anansie...you should check some of their stuff out....hedonism, intellectualize my blackness, weak...their singer, Skin, is brilliant

[@philbradshaw7650]

Crazy how all these bands connect

[@philbourne7893]

Muddy, Eric and bb king would be 👏🏻 that’s saying something! RIP a legend. Iv still got the blue for u sir! x

[@thomaswild9044]

Its nice that she opened her mind to it. Most young people don't bother and its a shame.

[@funkster007]

Yep, that's how you make a guitar cry. Only a very few could/can. Gary made it bawl.

[@leiper72]

Great reaction there, he is worth it..! Please do more Gary Moore! "Over the hills" is a very nice oldie, but there are a lot more of this blueses too! :-)

[@michaelfarrelly22]

Just beautiful art

[@michaelchilcott210]

Brilliant guitarist.

[@skarena7411]

Now thats gangsta 😎🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@stevegibbons8941]

Thats the best reaction I've ever seen, Cheers INDIA !