GARY MOORE-Parisienne Walkways-LIVE (REACTION)

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[@NZLatic]

My absolute favourite Gary Moore song. Music doesn’t get any better than this. I feel like someone just poured warm honey in my ears!

[@gw2031]

For many years i was the same mate,this song made me a lead guitarist after I heard it as a teenager but very recently i stumbled on a track by Gary called the prophet and it is a heart breaker,check it out ,cheers !

[@tymarvin9557]

You probably dont care but if you are bored like me during the covid times you can watch all of the latest movies and series on InstaFlixxer. Have been watching with my brother for the last few days xD

[@omariryder8434]

@Ty Marvin yea, been watching on InstaFlixxer for years myself =)

[@casparvonsader4505]

Thank you so much for this song. It holds deep & powerful memories & associations for me. I was at university in Paris, France in 1985, and saw Gary perform this live (or maybe the gig was '84, my memory teases me) in the city of which it speaks. If that wasn't memory enough, it was a favourite song of my mother, who was French, & who helped me discover the city of her youth. She's long gone now, but every time I hear the genius of Gary live, emotions surging from his finger-tips & making his guitar weep, I'm immediately taken back to those happy days, as if by magic, & my mother waiting to see me after the gig. Thank you again.

[@jamesgreene4811]

Beautiful Memories Brother

[@casparvonsader4505]

​@@jamesgreene4811 Thank you.

[@ratowey]

Gary was one of the greatest that ever lived, a real legend. The nearest to his style today is Joe Bonamassa in my opinion. I was lucky to see him live twice in the eighties, RIP Gary. Can I suggest Empty rooms by Gary for a future reaction

[@flickdasher1775]

or 'the messiah will come again' live at montreux.

[@RoverWaters]

Bonamassa is not thrilled to admit that

[@MrClassicmetal]

The nearest to his style today is John Norum.

[@saschaschneider6355]

I'm no fan of hour long solos - except when it's Gary Moore. Gary Moore knew how to keep you interested and wondering what he's going to do next - and it still fits into the song. Gary Moore is one of my two favorite guitar players. I've never ever heard him make a single mistake. None. He could do everything from Blues to heavy metal and back again without losing a step. What's even more, his guitar speaks to me. The way he makes it sing and wail touches me and it's oddly satisfying. I've listened to rock and metal (and Blues although I didn't know that by that time) long before I heard Gary Moore's Still Got The Blues for the first time and I never had the wish to play guitar myself. Along came Gary and all I wanted was to own a Gibson Les Paul and be able to play it. And he made me realise that Blues is worth exploring for me. Gary Moore changed my life and my view on music. For that I'll be eternally grateful. Oh, and you need to watch his guitar dialogue with BB King: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5bEcoGanpqYo5Y - this is basically BB King's signature song and the way they play it together is greatness.

[@Bricklinsv1970]

Gary Moore was a one of a Kind. A Legend! That thing you wondering about is called the attack.

[@sansabasongbird5130]

What you’re hearing is called a pick scrape, where the strings are muted by the right hand while scraping across the strings in a percussive manner to introduce the next note. Just like a piano, a guitar can be played percussively as well as melodically. But as a non- player you shouldn’t worry about the techniques used. Just enjoy the result. Count Basie famously said “If it sounds right it is right!” It sure sounds right to me.

[@fccrick]

Gary Mooore what else is there to say.... i can never get enough Gary.....Car stereo blasting.. never gets old

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

Everyone talks about Eric Clapton when they discuss Brits and Irish playing the blues but both Moore and Rory Gallagher could play circles around Clapton and never got the love they deserved. Nice to see a new fan find Moore. Cheers, RRT.

[@midnightmover2329]

M McBride I agree Gary Moore was the Greatest British Guitar! Player ever.

[@lavinahunter3063]

@@midnightmover2329???

[@nick260682]

Andy T I prefer Peter Green. And Gary Moore would’ve agreed with me.

[@TheBobbymcd]

Totally agree, well said....can't understand why Clapton is rated compared tot his guy...I think Gary shunned the rock party scene..he liked to get on and do to without a fuss.

[@Irish780]

@@midnightmover2329 lol. Irish in Gary's eyes. He made that pretty clear in his life time lol

[@teresas8173]

You introduce me to new music like no other and for that I am so appreciative. This was sooooo great! AMAZING actually. And the comments are fantastic,and the scrolling info you provide perfect 👌🏻 - both offering the interesting background history, etc. ☝️ of your best reaction videos. Never know what to expect from your channel and that is what’s so great and makes your channel stand out amongst the many others. Almost 10,000 subs and you deserve many more!

[@themightyfp]

Gail T thanks I think was pretty amazing I wish I could play. The subs will come when they come in enjoying the music and the occasional kind comments 😃 thanks for yours be well stay Peace ✌️

[@bazkeen]

Blues guitarists don't come any better than Gary. Pure passion. R.I.P.

[@thommagnusson8449]

One of the true Guitar Gods, RIP. And one that was as respected in the metal community as well as among blues fans. A real artist.

[@philcollins3290]

Such a sad loss a brilliant fabulous wonderful giant of the guitar world loved his playing so much and when he played in thin Lizzy to a true legend was so shocked when he passed over RIP brilliant brilliant Gary Moore

[@vernonallen3370]

Gary Moore was one of those few guitarists like Jeff Beck,that was the master of a multitude of musical styles and disciplines. He was accomplished in metal ,hard rock , fusion, blues, jazz. Prog. He had subtlety and could shred in equal measure.

[@mikeyb8040]

I am so happy that you have come to this realisation about guitar solos. They have as much to say as any other part of the song. Please try it more if you can. Cheers man

[@vapedomain7622]

Visited his grave today a true legend

[@davepowers8189]

Thanks for reviewing this - excellent review BTW.

[@j.t.3798]

This is what a GOAT sounds like. Amazing performance!

[@DokktorDeth]

Gary Moore could reach right into your heart and start playing arpeggios on your aorta. He did that to me, several times. This is what 4 billion years of evolution gives you.

[@mikeyb8040]

Just for your personal vocabulary... that note choice at the right time you were talking about is called "phrasing" in musical terms. You're welcome :)

[@Neil.Stewart]

Greetings from the UK bro 👍 Good to see your reaction, I had the pleasure of seeing Gary Moore perform this live at an open air all day gig in the UK back in the mid 80s. And yes, he was mesmerising! Good on you for the vid, stumbled across it this morning 👌

[@pitbulllaw7772]

All you have to say is the name GARY Moore and you know greatness, corridors of power spent months learning those songs, all we had were cassettes lol not like now you have you tube to see what yes doing. Guitarist today are unbelievable, amazing Bucket head, to many to mention wish this guy would watch Bucket head anyway thanks for the trip down memory lane.

[@bomara66]

You are quickly becoming my favorite off genre reviewer. Sell the dog.

[@Faith0929ROK]

bro, music has no barrier and i wish one day we all can come together like music on earth.. peace!

[@jamesgreene4811]

Gary Moore probably if not the greatest guitar player of all time he sure is in the top three a true Irish Legend he is . will always be remembered Gary Moore and Phil Lynott as the two greatest musicians to come from Ireland and the rest of Thin Lizzy Scott and Brian RIP Gary Moore and Phil lynott True Irish Legends

[@rolandvanderhilst7033]

You’ve seen the best guitar player ever lived. RIP GARY.

[@mrimmar]

Cool to see someone gain an appreciation for solos! It's a damn fine art when its gooood

[@Irockthere4]

HE WAS A PERFECTIONIST

[@theweekendmurders4958]

RRT agreed amazing.. Gary Moore is a soul player.. all soul.. all notes are the right notes to a soul player..Keep on Keeping on!

[@LodewijkVrije]

gary moore is amazing, what a guitarist he was, diverse style, making Spanish style, jazz style, rockabilly, and even was quite skilled of a metal guitarist. but he shined brightest when playing the blues, for me when i listen to Gary Moore i feel the emotion in every note more so then with any other guitarist or band, and you can usually see the emotion on his face too as he pours his soul into playing. this was a great reaction bro, you have to do Gary Moore - The Loner Live at the Hammersmith Odeon. its amazing! either that one or The Messiah Will Come Again live at Montreux Jazz Festival in 1990. both are out of this world.

[@LodewijkVrije]

and you are right, guitar playing in and of itself is not inherently difficult, if you sit down for 1 hour there are probably some easier riffs which you would be able to play fairly well, i myself can play a few dozen songs, but ive never had lessons. you are right in that the notes have to be in specific orders to work out, or it will sound off to everyone but the most tone deaf people. i believe the chord progression of the solo in this song goes like this A, B, C, D, E, F, G In the main progression the 'E chord' is not E minor, it is E Major and/or E7. This is a widely used substitution in minor keys. This leads to a use of the A harmonic scale: A, B, C, D, E, F, G# I think there is a small use of another scale ... B diminished? B, C, D#, E, F#, G, A. someone who actually knows will probably tell me XD but as far as guitar playing goes, the playing itself is not the hardest thing in the world, making your own music, figuring out what works, knowing how music is structured. and improvising stuff together, this, this is the hard part that is either going to take allot of natural talent, or allot of hard work and learning.

[@nottydread]

Brilliant review, brilliant tune - what more can I say? Just brilliant.

[@F1083]

If you like that melodic jazz inspired rock guitar playing check out Jeff Beck "Cause we ended as lovers".

[@robertsumners931]

@F1083 Neither Jeff Beck or Eric Clapton ever played with Gary Moore, i could never understand why.? they were two of his idols.

[@downwardisheavenward3006]

Had to listen to this twice. The first time was just noise, and I thought he was just playing to play. But, of course, he wasn't. He was with it the whole time. Somebody mentioned earlier, that this was a Thin Lizzy song, which would explain why the main riff sounded so familiar.

[@downwardisheavenward3006]

dvdbedford Ok. I'll concede it's not a Lizzy song. But, you know who wrote it? Phil. Know who originally sang on it? Phil. You know who I, and probably most people know better? TL. You know who's greatest hits album it's on? TL. Seems to me, it became Gary's song.

[@raulcardenas8115]

R.I.P. Gary Moore. Along with Rory Gallagher, the finest blues guitarists ever to come out of Europe.

[@dirtycurty8394]

Playing a solo in a meaningful way is being able to speak the emotions in your heart and soul through your guitar. No nonsense no wasted words no talking to hear your own voice. Just cutting to the heart of the matter with the notes of your guitar searing through the air.

[@donnaransom3770]

My fiance that passed was a lead guitarist. He could make that Les Paul sing and cry. RIP Gary GBNF

[@themightyfp]

Donna Ransom sorry to hear. 😞

[@donnaransom3770]

@@themightyfp This was Earl playin if you're interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hpKwcoSIlt-HqsU

[@starburstppl]

@@donnaransom3770 I am so very sorry about your fiance. I went listen to him play from the link you left, and all I can say is he was an epic player! I was in awe of his playing. The song he dedicated to you was absolutely beautiful. I'm glad you put the link.....it was awesome listening to him play. You are so right, he most certainly could make his guitar sing and cry. Once again, I can't say how sorry I am for your loss. So very sad. :-(

[@starburstppl]

Hey @@themightyfp You really need to hear this when you get time. His playing is so awesome!

[@donnaransom3770]

@@starburstppl Thank you for such a wonderful reply. The song "Angel" and the next, "Rockin Temptation" were both written by Earl. It was quite a shock to lose him to a bacterial blood infection, such a great loss to so many 😢

[@donnorante7358]

My kind of gary moore

[@Silvervulff69]

The Pause and little tease is because Gary held the record for longest single note on that song. He always did that :)

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Best electric blues ever trust a guitar player i know

[@GRIFFKILL]

For people who don't know, the studio version with Gary on guitar and Phil Lynott on vocals is one of the most beautiful love songs of all time imo , check it out .

[@DPaultD]

That noise is him stopping ✋️ down note slam , to begin the next nice and clear. IRISH LEGEND RIP 🙏 GARY

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Check out the original Version with Phil Lynott (Thin Lizzy) on vocals.When Phil passed away,Gary do the Vocal Parts....Check out THE LONER,an Instrumental Song.The longest Live Version is about 16 Minutes long...pure Emotion!

[@orbithesun1]

Gary Moore one of the founding fathers of shred guitar. Here he is holding back and still killing it. lol

[@markhutt4924]

Thanks Felix, I’ve never heard Gary Moore before! They say that sometimes the instrument has more to say then the lyrics. Zack Wylde plays a similar style and is incredible live. He plays in Black Label Society

[@saschaschneider6355]

While Zakk Wylde is incredibly skilled, he plays nothing like this. He's a totally different kind of player, for instance his over-use of pinch harmonics. Gary Moore was much more tasteful, had a better note selection, completely different phrasing

[@markhutt4924]

Sascha Schneider if you say so!

[@darkiee69]

Man.. That guitar talks, sings, laughts. cries, and shouts. Whatever he asks it to do. He knows what key the song is in, and what notes are in that key. That's how he knows what notes to play. You can also play the scales of each induvidual chord.

[@elizabethstops2362]

If you saw Gary in the street he would not be sweaty and clamy looking he reserved that for the stage when he poured his heart into his guitar 🎸 However he is someone you would never be in the same stratosphere with. So don't worry about ever running into him.

[@themightyfp]

Plot twist!!! 😮 he’s my uncle on my fathers neighbors side 😃 besides that hope you have a great rest of the year and bring it in safely ✌️

[@elizabethstops2362]

​@themightyfp I forgot to add he's passed on so you'll never meet him while you're still alive anyway. Musicians don't see color they see ,feel, and hear talent

[@andrewlaw]

Gary could shred with the best of them but this highlights how less can be more when there's so much feeling in the guitar playing. Gary was a master of sustain and just great to hear in a live setting. I'll treasure the two times I saw him live at Hammersmith.

[@jeffstevens4262]

Forgot to suggest you take a look at Gary Moore and B.B.King doing 'The Thrill Has Gone' together. It's just wonderful. Thanks buddy.

[@philippechauchon1021]

Le plus grand dans l émotion .. unique .

[@damot1051]

Don't care what anyone says...he was one guy that could make a Gibson sing like no-one else. RIP

[@Silvervulff69]

That's one mr Cass from the band Skunk Anansie on bass guitar :) He's playing with the best because he's a bloody good Bassist...And a handsome bastard :D

[@chrisnewton5126]

LOL RRT Gary was one of our best guitarists ever, don't bother listening for the mistake that you'll never catch. Check out Frank Marino (& Mahogany Rush) or Tommy Bolin, both of which are in the same category as Gary and equally under appreciated. Cheers RRT and Peace.

[@ricolync]

And Rory Gallagher!

[@stevegibbons8941]

The word is PERFECT, AS WAS YOUR COMMENT : )

[@donalddyer5597]

The notes that he picked to pay all agreed. Sometimes players will chose notes that don’t agree to build tension in a song. Jazz players are more know for that than blues players

[@jimbocurtain]

You are one open minded guy. I'm so impressed that you learned the concept of flow in a solo. Gary Moore was unique because he was a cold terminator but with a real soul. Well spotted.

[@EV4RY]

That was absolute filth....now I need a cigarette! Gone too soon, total legend

[@keelinmetaljam923]

You understand the heavier side of notes more than you know, the context you speak of is a must to understand on the heavy side

[@randywebb4671]

I had to watch this twice, I wish I wasn't at work, cuz I want to play my guitar more than anything right now. Please RRT for your next Friday night live play Joe Bonamassa & Tina Gua "woke up dreaming" live from Carnegie Hall. You won't regret it .

[@Shads62]

cant pause .... you got it man

[@EnigmaTimGaming]

Gary Moore is one of those rare gems that can not only play a guitar, but can let the guitar play them. You can see it when he plays, he is getting lost in the music. He's one of those rare few who can make a guitar actually sing it's own song.

[@jarkkokyntaja4073]

I´m a late bloomer for your reactions, but, try EMPTY ROOMS live by Gary Moore, from all of his amazing stuff, it´s my favourite by far, after over 35 years of listening to his music. It is just awesome. This is good, but Empty Rooms is something else !

[@timothymccune2101]

That brother on the bass is smooth as fuck.

[@randywebb4671]

Great tone I love how he can hold a note. R.I.P Gary

[@saschaschneider6355]

Yeah, there's a trick to it. He has marked that exact position because that's where he gets the best feedback from is amp. Or rather the exact amount he needs in order to increase note sustain without it going into the screechy feedback levels. Finding that spot is an art form in itself. He's known for holding that note for a whole while longer, that's why it's sometimes called "the 19 minutes note" by other guitar players

[@randywebb4671]

@@saschaschneider6355 thanks for the feedback, we've all found that sweet spot.

[@randywebb4671]

@@saschaschneider6355 Actually I should have stated, may we all be lucky enough to find that sweet spot. Lol. He was a very underrated guitarist in my opinion. He was a players player.

[@saschaschneider6355]

@@randywebb4671 absolutely. Gary deserved a lot more attention than he got. He was one of a kind and in guitar player forums his name is never far when great solos are discussed or influential players... and everybody agrees that Gary is underrated ;)

[@delorangeade]

There are many versions of this, many of them smoother with the aggression dialed back a little, some I prefer over this one. Seeing Gary perform this live was one of the defining musical experiences of my life. The drummer and the bass player came from a band called Skunk Anansie who were fronted by a shaven headed black female singer called Skin. Worth checking out.

[@kdbadk]

His tone is phenomenal.

[@amer-hh6kp]

Gary has loads of great music. With John Mayall and Buddy Whittington. Smokin music.

[@MongoJoeMeathook]

The 'band' is creating the musical 'foundation'. one way to think about it, and there are many, is that there are certain notes that sound good over a a chord. hes probably played those patterns a million times so he doesnt have to think about where to move his fingers. and he would be familiar with whats going to sound like what, just instinctively at that point. Actually, to the point where is he played a bad note, he could make it sound good. you can make a bad note sound good depending on the notes you place around it. context is everything. you can play a chord that sounds stupid, but then put the right chords before and after it, and all of the sudden what was once terrible now sounds gorgeous.

[@espenvippen]

One of the best guitarists ever with David Gilmour, Eddie Van Halen, Mark Knopfler .. I probably forgot some. 😀 Greetings from Norway

[@themightyfp]

Norway? No way!!! 😊✌️

[@bdeyestwo1223]

The bass player is Cass Lewis and the drummer is Darrin Mooney. Check out Frank Marino or Jeff Healey, both great guitar players in their own right.

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Great song. RIP Gary. Peace to my buddy Felix and the other subs. He was IN KEY MY FRIEND. AS LONG AS YOU ARE IN KEY YOU'RE GAME IS GOOD. He's fucking bad ass. You were getting into this one and so was I. This guy was a blues genius. He did pass unfortunately. Great vid. I don't know who the bass player and drumner are, they are hired guns. If you like this you will love a guy named Doug Aldrich. Look up the song " Mistreated" which he does. It's an original deep purple song, but killer. Who is the outro ? I like it. I wish it would have played longer. I think my friend and I are going to do reviews of rap. We might call ourselfs redneck geezers or something. LoL. Peace my friend. ✌

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

@@starburstppl Yeah man. Peace to you too and I think RRT would love that song. Maybe we both shoukd flood his comments with that link..

[@BeeBumper]

Great performance choice.

[@bobravenscraft5376]

He realeased a metal album he can do it all phenomenal

[@feport8922]

"IM SO AFRAID " FROM FLEETWOOD MAC THE DANCE - well worth watching

[@ToniLivo]

I think what you were saying about those in between notes that sounded odd are just when he lets all the strings ring between phrases or bendings (those high pitch ascending and sustained notes) to create a dirty/muddy effect. This can be seen in many styles of guitar but tbh it surprised to me also that he overused it quite a bit. As a guitarist I’ll also say that doing this technique feels quite good to do and also relieves you of some tension of having to mute strings all the time with the side of your picking hand, so that might be why he uses this a lot.

[@robertsumners931]

RRT, can you please please ''react'' to Gary Moore ''Empty Rooms'' live Stockholm Sweden 1987 It's brilliant, in parts it's like the guitar is crying, it's a must play.!!!!

[@gavvisser2176]

gAZ ,THERE was no better. he died two days before my birthday. im an aussie. and there is garry moore and jimmy barnes. the 2b best artists ever.

[@johndeeregreen4592]

These live versions rarely get copyright strikes.

[@VladimirsSilins]

Damn, it's Richard Lewis from Skunk Anansie on bass. Never knew he played for Gary...

[@alexjohnston8889]

The base player Cass Lewis is in a good British rock band skunk anansie check them out , he is a great bass player , weak is one of their most popular songs

[@freakydeke1]

remember seeing his band hot gossip awsome

[@scottcrosby-art5490]

You should react to an instrumental cover he did called The Messiah will come again.. face melting shit 👌

[@kinorr2768]

The word might be "appropriate" with each note.

[@timothymccune2101]

ON WTF FRIDAYS

[@kikiki4592]

I would like to suggest to you to check out the greatest guitarist/singer/bassist/pianist/drummer combo ever, Richie Kotzen, he will shred a guitar, then sing a song that would not be out of place on Motown, or play a song Stevie Wonder would of grooved in the 70's or a track that Muddy Waters would be proud off, then hit you over the head with some metal along the lines of Soundgarden, or just rock the hell out in a trio power rock band. Richie is a solo artist, singer/guitarist for The Winery Dogs (power trio), Wilson Hawke (Motown type), Forty Deuce (metal), and his solo stuff, he arranges, and plays all of the insturments (like a boss) and goes from Philly soul, to the blues, to pop rock, to shred metal, to funk. One of the best in history.

[@kikiki4592]

Not to mention, one I forgot, he has a band with some of the greatest players in the world, including Stanley Jordan on bass, a fusion jazz band called Vetru. As a 17 year old he also played on one Poison record and played in the supergroup, Mr. Big for 2 records. Everything Good, You Cant Save Me, My Rock, Woman and a Man, Mother Heads Family Reunion, High (live version), are great starts.

[@Payne2view]

Yup, he practiced.

[@timothymccune2101]

Hey double RT remember me I'm the gave you that catch phrase .Double RT . Can you please do the live version of Fates Warning / Valley of the Dolls in germany 2016 please .You will fuck with it.

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Unfortunately he is passed. RIP Gary.

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Drink couple beers whatever watch the whole thing monsters of rock a man a guitar an amp gary

[@starburstppl]

Hey RRT, I was enjoying this so much. It's been a long time hearing this song.....what can I say? Two words come to mind about this and that is "pure epic." Credits to the rest of the band also! I didn't even know Gary had passed away until I looked it up. (RIP Gary Moore) My son started playing guitar at the age of 14 and he is now 41, and Moore was one of his favorites. When we have time my son and I get together and jam. We've been doing that for years. I love singing! Great reaction RRT, and a shout out to you Dave Madigan for the fine request! Hey, I love the intro gunshot. I'm a gun enthusiast, and I don't know if you did the outro, but it is dope! I saw somewhere in the comments where someone said, "sell your dog." Hey he's just doing what dogs do, so please don't sell him. lol I'm just messing with you because I know you wouldn't do that. Bear is boss!! Pet him on the head for me! See ya later....PEACE!! :-)

[@themightyfp]

starburstppl no bears going nowhere. 😂 yea I made the outro thanks. I’ve never owned a gun I know too many people killed by them including my wife’s uncle who police shot in the back of the head when he was just 16 yrs old . If and when i purchase a home I’d get one. But until then I’m good. Gary Moore was dope. 😃 ✌️

[@starburstppl]

Rap Rat Trapped, OMG that's terrible about the people you know who got killed by firearms, and especially your wife's uncle. Only 16 yrs old....I'm so sorry to hear about that. That is horrible. I don't own one right now, but I want to get one soon for protection. My husband is disabled, and bedridden, so I would like to get one mainly for the purpose of protection, because if someone would break in my house, I sure couldn't beat them up. Our car was stolen about a year ago right out from our driveway while we were sleeping. The next morning the cops found it. We were lucky we got it back, but it had over $3,000 worth of damage to it. They never found out who did it, but it scared me and that's when I got interested in purchasing one. Anyway, yes I liked Gary Moore's style alot. BTW, glad to hear Bear isn't going anywhere. lol Take care, and much peace to you and yours!

[@themightyfp]

Yeah for protection i feel its needed I would like to take my wife to learn to use one unfortunate its a something one must have in this crazy world. Yea Gary is super dope. I have had my car stolen at least three times eh it is what it is its just a car. Actually looking for a buddy for bear but i want PITBULL lol my wife not trying to hear it smh. well have a great weekend be well.@@starburstppl

[@starburstppl]

@Dave Madigan I'm not sure if you talking to me or RRT, but if you are talking to me no big deal, but just wanted to let you know that I am not a sir. I'm a female heavy metal rocker. lol Take care, and you have a great day. Peace!

[@tonyboiko7730]

Man, I ask you to reaction to Snarky Puppy - Lingus. This is damn good jazzy shit, I remember you think about jazz reaction videos. It will be fabulous!

[@njineermike]

That chunk thing is on purpose. It's a grace note palm mute.

[@jeffstevens4262]

PLEASE react to 'Still Got The Blues For You' it's amazing and it'll knock you over. Thanks.

[@smokeybear3839]

👍

[@nisebiggs6572]

Sad that he's alone. You need to listen to the version with Phil Lynott.

[@mrod7692]

If you really do like this kind of thing there's another guy named Joe Satriani you might want to check out. Flying in a blue dream is pretty good.

[@randywebb4671]

Not one wasted note.

[@bobravenscraft5376]

Watch i just cant let you go

[@chipsunday5563]

I see those low sounds as if the guitar is trying to catch some breath between the notes

[@Grithron2]

I'd be remiss if I didn't mention that in this song the main melodic motif is a total lift from Kenny Dorham OK. now "reaction suggestions": for some guitar-technique related reasons I was reminded of this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aV6yXoqOmLGog5I - I can't imagine Rap Rat responding well to that one, and also this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXXNZqhjhK2ErZY

[@HardDubber]

I did the same face like you 😂

[@JamesWilson-vr3ql]

Gary and Carlos Santana can sustain for days. Please check out Peter Greene. I know Mac is off the table but maybe some solo shit?

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