GARY MOORE - PARISIENNE WALKWAYS (LIVE) REACTION

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[@aramhamparian9641]

You just witnessed the greatest guitarist of all time...

[@stevecrisell9091]

R.I.P. Gary, maybe " Still Got The Blues For You " Live next.

[@talltulip]

INDEED! Still Got the Blues is one of my top 3 Gary Moore songs. The other 2 are Parisienne Walkways, and Blues For Narada.

[@CongoBoz]

i still play "Still Got The Blues" once a week on the juke box at my local bar!

[@danielwilliams6952]

America had Stevie Ray Vaughan and Europe had Gary Moore. Gary was an astonishing guitar player. May he rest in peace

[@kennyshortcake999]

Don’t forget Rory Gallagher. Gary was one of the greats.

[@rnf1227]

Quite so.

[@Isleofskye]

@@kennyshortcake999 Absolutely:)

[@lourenzi8820]

One of the greatest guitarist that ever lived. Miss you Gary! I know you're jamming with Phil.

[@violetflame23]

I don't cry often, but Gary Moore's incredibly beautiful guitar does it to me every time.

[@Isleofskye]

Isle Of Skye gently takes his friend Wilburn by the hand and tells him "You are now ready"....................and leads him to Gary Moore's LIVE performance, viewed by over 50 Million KZbinrs of " I've Still Got THe Blues For You"...........you have had the path cleared for you Wilburn, now PLEASE open that door and be mesmerized again, my friend ....

[@Grummash]

If we’re honest…. There are plenty of guitarist that can play lots of notes very quickly… HOWEVER… they don’t have the musicality that Gary had. He was a true talent and arguably one of the finest guitarists ever !

[@mariaportengen2959]

This one is fantastic. What a guitar player. I can't help it, but it gives me goosebumps all the time I hear this. Gary is one of the best guitarists in the world.

[@garfield122010]

what a sad loss 💔 One of the best guitarists ever 💔

[@rnf1227]

Correct

[@obbor4]

One of the all time greats playing on the guitar of one of the all time greats! Long live Gary Moore and the great Peter Green!!

[@rnf1227]

And Rory Galagher.

[@terryminator4208]

He was a member of Thin Lizzy for a while. Got all his music also. R.I.P. Gary Moore. A fantastic talent gone too soon.♥️🤘👍

[@neillenet291]

R.I.P. Gary Moore. One of the best to ever play.

[@colinmckenzie-stewart4637]

What a track! What a player! What a loss! I grew up listening to these guys in the 70's. Still miss him and Phil Lynott. Great loss to music...

[@j.t.3798]

YES!! Instant click! Finally!! Gary is one of the GOATS! So glad you got to experience this amazing, epic performance! Great reaction, brother!

[@robbryant3588]

Gary Moore's greatness will never be equalled again. Very insightful reaction!

[@Petestanton]

i wholeheartedly agree, i have been listening to Gary for 30 years and i nearly cry every time. Check Separate Ways Live from Gary. Subscribed!

[@hilarymiseroy3251]

The Montreaux Jazz Festival is more like a religious experience than a concert. Older audience, very knowledgeable. Performers knew they needed their A game.

[@vrvaughn]

Just when i thought it was safe to play my guitar... and how do you make the guitar sound like bagpipes? Brilliant...just brilliant.

[@Irockthere4]

One of thee greatest guitar players EVER

[@andythrush3341]

Can't go wrong with Mr Moore! One of the truly great blues players. Play any of his live performances and hang on. Blues oozed from his pores when he played. Sadly, not enough people had heard him play. RIP Thanks for posting this song.

[@9RJA]

Not just the crowd but the whole band seemed mesmerized.

[@thomasklempin542]

Gary's best 8s when he plays the blues. Scortching Blues☺!

[@Tireshredderjoe]

Amazing. I thought SRV was the goat but Gary shares that spot!

[@shyshift]

Gary was the guitarist in Colosseum II before he started playing this blues style. He did Jazz Fusion like a monster. Desperado The Inquisition Fighting Talk From his solo album: Back On The Street: The Flight Of The Snow Moose Hurricane Would You Rather Bee Or A Wasp

[@NJPFoot]

Still in love with Gary Moore.

[@bobtheteddybear]

Suggestions: Separate Ways ( the extended intro version), The Sky is Crying, Empty Rooms.

[@rickb4079]

One of the greatest ever guitarist sean. Very under rated. As you can see he feels everything he plays just look at his stank face. Thanks so much for premiering Gary Moore he left his way too soon thanks again.

[@hippiejoe969]

R.I.P. Gary Moore. Excellent reaction, excellent results. You get it! and that's why I love (Wilburn. Reactions) PEACE ☆ HIPPIE JOE

[@user-zq1gd3rd8e]

✌️

[@ProductivityOrchard]

Yep, this is an amazing song, taken to the next level live. Great reaction.

[@dimitrasotirakoglou2553]

Another one of my favorite artists Thank you very much

[@danielwilliams6952]

What gives u that feeling is the music touching your soul

[@largemouthhunter5014]

1 of the best guitarist ever 👍 RIP Gary

[@powerage17]

Written by Phil Lynott and Gary. I remember Parris...Phil middle name ... 49 year Phil was born RIP Phil and Gary

[@tedsmith4749]

Saw him live at the Finsbury Park Fleadh Festival almost two decades ago the best part of the day when he was playing. When he finished everyone shouted more and he did one more song

[@paulclear8188]

Paul clear. Swansea. Like ur reply I was there as well. June 2001 he was awesome as usual it was his bass players birthday and he played a flawless rendition of happy birthday for him superb performance. Thanks

[@craigreid7178]

Gary Moore is the most tasteful, masterful, passionate guitar player I've ever heard and I've been a musician (bass) for over 55 years. He is no. 1 in my book by far and beyond any other.

[@jimmcevers9443]

Much unappreciated in the US as he played mostly in Europe. Good friend of Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) and collaborated/played with him often!! He has an extensive catalogue... not a bad number in it!! I don't need to say anything else ... you'll be back!!!

[@garryokeefe1605]

So glad you played this greatest live Montreux version of this song, its on another level. Unique tone and ability, the crowd totally hypnotised, he'll never know like Rory Gallagher how much he is still missed today.

[@PaulScherdell]

He was phenomenal. I wonder if he and Rory Gallager ever played on the same bill. Gary had insane feel, straight from the guts.

[@Isleofskye]

I BITTERLY regret not seeing either of those 2 great virtuosos Paul and I was around then and could have but I did not know about Gary and assumed I would see Rory another time....which never came...

[@tomfabozzi6309]

@@Isleofskye saw Rory in 83 and 87, when i was still in school, and then college. He was jaw droppingly good, especially the 2nd time, in Germany, when he played for over 3 hours (NINE encores! Crowd just wouldn't let him leave) Saw Gary in 83 on the Victims of the Future tour. His playing was face melting(it was his metal/hard rock period, and he played mainly a strat and a charvel), but his voice was ropey that night. Sorry i never got to see him during his "Blues" period. No one has or had a tone like his on the Les Paul

[@Isleofskye]

I envy you, Tom. Great memories, my friend :)

[@stefanstock953]

Greetings from Germany...wow, thanx...just saw the title of your video. And, hell yeah, we are so excited to enjoy this after i finnish this comment. Your last reactions to my hero Gary Moore were the best i've ever seen, and i've watched thousands, serious..from myself and my little dog Sammy(today is his birthday, 15years) a Big THANK YOU...for making our day even more special. Believe me or not, my dog is, like me, a Big Iron Maiden & Gary Moore fan.( when i hear (sometimes) some Metallica, he leaves the room 🤪🐾🤘 keep on rockin & Stay Safe 💚🌻

[@crazydale1000]

You have to check out Gary Moore doing Red House at the Fender 50th anniversary show.He tears the house done.

[@russellherrmann6748]

BB King & Gary Moore The Thrill is Gone

[@stefanstock953]

Greetings from Germany. Damned, my friend..i'm done.. Your words, feelings you shared are way Moore as i aspected. I once was so lucky to were one of those in this crowd. Saw him back in 1989. A lifechanging expirience for me. Your reaction took me back in time, brought back lovely memories. Thanx for that...Honestly, for a second I was afraid you would be like others. Sorry🤣 Sadwise many are not able to let music emotional touch their hears and souls. Cause of that they are most stressed of his live Performance. And say 'thats too much, he overdo it, he is arrogant and showing of. That makes me sad. He loved his fans and he gave us what we wanted. Just imagine how hard it is to express yourself, honestly, pure, without carering how you look like(especialy his face play😄). In front of people. I'm very emotional too but often not able to show it in public. Thats sad for myself and hurts. Cause i dont know why. But he give me the strenght and faith to learn it. Everyday...(thanks, Gary) And believe me, it takes you much higher when you feel him live in person. Dude, i'm still hyped...again, thank you & bless you. Stefan

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

Garry Moore..... Still got the blues. Live

[@robertlear2735]

Also watch, Still Got the Blues for You"

[@moefeaux1442]

His cover of Hendrix's "Red House" live should be seen eventually. Also, CHICAGO - "POEM 58" studio version!

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

One of the best guitar players that ever lived! Period! R.I.P. Gary! You are truly missed! Seriously!

[@jimharris8597]

I totally agree that Prince's Purple Rain was loaded with emotion and talent as was this amazing tune that Gary was playing. I was lost in the music and thanks so much for sharing this.

[@mpmlopes]

Fun fact, that guitar he's playing is called Greeny, it used to belong to Peter Green, made it's way to Gary, and is now in possession of Kirk Hammet of Metallica. It had an unusually long sustain because of the way the pickups were wired.

[@Mr26Bones26]

Magnificent, inspired choice. Well done and thanks!

[@bobschenkel7921]

Over time you will probably be having more footage from the Montreaux Jazz Fest so here's a little hint, Montreaux is pronounced Mont-Row, it is in Switzerland, the X is silent. This is the same town where Deep Purple recorded the Machine Head album, with the song "Smoke On The Water", Montreaux has a long history in the rock world. Gary Moore is a guitar god by the way.

[@thomaswalkowiak815]

I was mesmerized as well. Beyond talented

[@leroyrodrigues4885]

Shapes Of Things by Gary Moore is a great song

[@adam872]

It sure is

[@jeffjones6221]

SRV could tear it up...but If Gary's not an equal, you're fooling yourself.

[@robertsoden5068]

Think the Gibson is the famous 'Greeny' ? Peter Green's old guitar. Also, not sure if you've done any Rory Gallagher ? If not, please do.

[@God-ck5yo]

I thought that too. It looks EXACTLY like "Greeny" but this performance was 2010 and Gary had sold "Greeny" in 2006. So this guitar is either a replica (not an official Gibson one - they hadn't done one at that time) or he managed to borrow the real one from whoever owned it at the time. RIP Gary.

[@robertsoden5068]

@@God-ck5yo I think the guy in Metallica now owns 'Greeny' ?

[@God-ck5yo]

@@robertsoden5068 Yea, it's owned by Kirk Hammett from Metallica but he didn't get it until 2014. Between 2006 and 2014 it was in the hands of private collectors.

[@voodoochild2968]

My fave of gary's,but I love all his work,can't go wrong with any of it

[@stevegibbons8941]

Prince live - yes great but Gary is a different level of Guitar, I think the best the rock guitarist ever, Greart VID WILBURN : )

[@tboysrocknroll9252]

No less than an absolute blues legend himself Buddy Guy said that he wished that he could have seen Stevie Ray Vaughan and Gary Moore jam...and I couldn't agree more....but I don't think us mere mortals could have handled it... it would have been TOO MUCH... our heads and hearts would have exploded...

[@jodan4]

Asking again for SRV playing Riviera Paradise please.

[@marymargaretmoore9034]

Gary Moore, genius. R.I.P.

[@elizabethstops2362]

Geniuses always have a price to pay for their talent..

[@garfield122010]

Yeah !! So glad you got round to this !! Love it ❤️

[@danfridenstine5751]

You're right, it's mind blowing.

[@waltinabinet8134]

His live version of "The Messiah Will Come Again" from the same concert has to be one of the best all-instrumental guitar solos.

[@georgegwoolston1730]

From this same concert are two other great tunes; "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" (my personal favorite of the many Al Kooper covers) and "I Still Got the Blues." Check them out even if you don't want to use them for your channel. Stay safe, Be well...

[@garytaylor6408]

One of Irelands guitar heros along with Rory of course 😁

[@amjrpain919]

R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...💯🙏💔

[@wilson9696]

Roy Buchannan, Sweet Dreams. The Master of the Telecaster!!!!!

[@andrewworrall4302]

the greatest! Surely?

[@danielolson5378]

After this one either The Prophet or The Messiah Will Come Again!!

[@robertrohde4579]

It will take you a lot of time but you need to watch more than 50 different live songs by Gary Moore! His live work is always the best! This isn't his best live version of this song!

[@davidgale7384]

Carlos Santana.... Live André Segóvia....Live José Feliciano....Light My Fire Mason Williams.... Classical Gas Need I say more....

[@ritchmoore1442]

One of the best ever!

[@MegaPalesz]

He's a brutally great guitarist

[@2cleo]

Irish Wizard!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@royferguson2297]

Gary the Belfast Boy the Greatest.

[@donstratton6343]

That's Peter Green's 1959 Les Paul Standard. Maybe not as a first reaction, but when you have time, listen to Peter Green's Fleetwood Mac for British blues very heavily inspired by Delta and Chicago bluesmen (and women! - Rosetta Tharpe) from the US. Musically, in the 1960's, white American popular music developed independently from the rich material right on its doorstep (with the exceptions of such notables as Jerry Lee Lewis and Elvis Presley) whereas young British musicians and their audiences loved the rich blues sounds from America (the Beatles and the Rolling Stones being two huge names) giving rise to The Yardbirds, Cream, Fleetwood Mac, etc. Listen to Love That Burns, Man of the World, and the live versions of Rattlesnake Shake, the Madge Sessions, and Black Magic Woman (covered by Carlos Santana). You will have a very rich vein to mine investigating British blues.

[@JimSburg69]

I think he is from Ireland. He made the guitar sound like bag pipes.

[@paulvanstiphout7522]

He was also a member of THIN LIZZY.

[@TheNoncritical1]

Absolutely awe inspiring.

[@Petestanton]

Gary👍

[@pookiemartinez3909]

Written by Phil Lynott and Gary Moore and originally recorded by Phil, Gary and Brian Downey, Thin Lizzy!!

[@bigdog8579]

Wil, you have the same look as the audience had!

[@davidelliott6683]

Are you kidding me,SRV "TEXAS FLOOD" didn't make you feel like that!!!!

[@stevefoulston]

RIP brother peace out.

[@robhaunui3343]

The master of sustain,and certainly could outrun on a fretboard most of the so-called top 10 guitarists that seem to make the lists. Not only a master on the guitar,but his vocal ability wasn't too shabby to boot. His playing ability was put to best use on these ballads that he could produce,to blues,to the hard out rockers,and not many of the so-called top guitarists could boast about that.Just my own biased opinion of course.

[@shaunriley483]

Totally agree with you Rob!! I saw Stevie Ray Vaughan six times, Jeff Healey 5 times and many other great guitarists over my 57 years. I saw Gary Moore 3 times! All are 3 of my favorite guitarist that blew me away each and every time! But Gary Moores versatility to play anything and everything was mind boggling to me! Just the viciousness in how he played, along with his guitar tone, for almost 3 hrs turned at full volume at the concerts I saw him at just pulverized right through my body! A true spiritual experience!! Also great voice which never failed in concert. GUITAR GOD!! Sorry about the long rant! I think that's the most words I've ever typed in one text!🤔😬😏 Rock on man! 🎸🎤🎶🤘✌

[@cheampeake1680]

I cried.

[@corilia9529]

Love this song

[@robsco1249]

Please react to Gary Moore Hurricane live with Ian Paice and Don Airey and Colosseum II stuff like Desperado...and don't forget Hiroshima.

[@winslow551]

Incredible performance ... in every way.

[@eej9273]

My favorites are Gary, Stevie, Jimi, and Jerry. They all have talent and can show it, no face paint needed, no masks, no twerking, no huge theatrical stuff behind them, just the music and passion is more than enough.

[@timothybyrom5560]

They all called him master.

[@robertmartinez33]

The verve pipe... freshman THE THE... dogs of lust

[@wangliwang8576]

some body mentioned Rory Gallager, who is Rory Gallager? this song's original writer?

[@stephenmccormack5750]

For comparison, try Phil Lynott's version. I always thought he did better vocals because it is a real atmospheric song with the feeling of Paris more than any other song.

[@danielwilliams6952]

Gary Moore "the loner" live at Stockton is a must

[@Coombsy1965]

Dude, have you never done Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb Live at PULSE? If not, you're get that feelin again!

[@joebalusikiii5811]

PAH-reee-zhe-anne......Mont-row

[@NisseOhlsen]

Good alternative choice, man.

[@joebalusikiii5811]

IMHO, the version found on One Night In Dublin (the tribute to Phil Lynott) is far superior to this one. He's phenomenal no matter what style he's playing; from his metal god 80's days to his later career blues. I recommend opening your ears to "Out In The Fields" or "Because of Your Love" from his G-Force album.

[@Irockthere4]

Hear the original studio version with Philip Lynott of Thin Lizzy on bass and vocals