Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways REACTION/REVIEW

Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways REACTION/REVIEW
BizMatik Reviews and Reacts to Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways
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[@aramhamparian9641]

Rest In Peace to the GOAT.

[@dmitrykaldin9091]

Gary 4ever! 🤘

[@tommi_marsetio]

I think no one can make a guitar "crying" like Gary Moore did. Rest, Gary...

[@mariaportengen2959]

I think this is one of the greatest performances from Gary. Amasing awesome guitar player. 🎸🎸🎸❤️

[@clifton8929]

You have guitar players, and then you have Master Artists of feeling and emotion. Gary Moore, SRV, Hendrix Jeff Healy...Next Level Stars. : Love ya for all your hard work and bringing us so much great music. You are greatly appreciated by your subscribers. You're a friend in our hearts.

[@switchflow5405]

Gary Moore " Red House" Jimmy Hendrix cover live. It's amazing.

[@aramhamparian9641]

Yeah, that's a must watch.

[@moorewilliam4193]

People never say Gary was better than Jimi 😜Gary was better 🎸

[@garyhunter2013]

Red House tribute to Hendrix Fender Strat 50th Anniversary. Look it up on KZbin the best Gary Moore Cover I’ve ever heard. Jimmy Would be saying damn!

[@garyhunter2013]

Red House!cover by Gary Moore!!!!!!!!

[@georgebamforth7372]

I'm so privileged to have watched Gary live in England, thank you Gary, just beautiful.

[@espenvippen]

in my opinion Gary Moore is one of the best guitarists in the world. Rip Gary. I think he is underrated. Greetings from Norway.😃

[@joehssstrat]

Tons of great ones from Gary Moore, one of my all-time favorites is "Jumping at Shadows".

[@michaeldoukas4444]

When Fleetwood Mac was more a blues band, they did this song. It's a great one.

[@karenpowell6063]

" I still have the blues for you is another Gary Moore song that I think you would really enjoy. HiS vocals in that song are amazing

[@ardentynekent2099]

Gary has a tremendous sense of melody somehow weaved into that force!

[@waynepike4337]

When you hear this coming from a 3 piece band its absolutely magic, Gary moore was an always will be an exceptional musician.

[@danielolson5378]

No one but Gary Moore could make the guitar sound so sad. When words failed him the guitar spoke and this song was the last encore he did the first time i saw him live back in 1989! Remember it like it was yesterday!

[@andrewmacleod3308]

Like his heart and soul poured out of the guitar..made it cry like nobody else

[@RaffaPed]

One of the all time great guitarists. His guitar always took lead vocals in his songs.

[@JosephHuntelvisnspiders]

Up the Irish! :) Grew up with this guy, he became well known when he joined Thin Lizzy. Check out Rory Gallagher from Cork, unreal. There's a festival named after him.

[@rosemarymccarron3887]

Greetings from Ireland. Another great Irish musician.☘️

[@gege4707]

Correction, Northern Irish!! stop bullshitting the old irish thing try the norn irish thing

[@telstar4772]

He was so Irish the IRA tried to kill him

[@joeheffernan5268]

He was in Thin Lizzy the best Irish Rock band.... check them out. He just an incredible artist. Sad he's gone

[@user-ke3xr9xl2i]

Can't get enough of this

[@LordRahl1975]

There is a great video of him playing The Thrill Is Gone with B.B. King. Well worth watching.

[@billc.5861]

Gary was an amazing Irish guitarist/vocalist who played a few times in Thin Lizzy and was very respected in the music scene. He could just blow ya away Thanks

[@Isleofskye]

Absolutely fantastic as was another Irishman=Rory Gallagher:)

[@gege4707]

he would have been distraught at irish. he was NORTHERN irish!!!

[@billc.5861]

Hahaha. Ok don’t wanna dis Gary My mother’s mother was born in Country Kerry That would make her a South /West home girl. Don’t know the Irish S/W gang hand signs except this one 🤘

[@Isleofskye]

@@gege4707 Pardon my ignorance but the fact he is Northern Irish means he is a teensy-weeny bit Irish, doesn't it? :)

[@gege4707]

@@Isleofskye we would call you pig ignorant in northern ireland.

[@tjmasson1013]

One of the best

[@valogden]

I want to suggest you watch our to this today best artist to play Gary Moore. Taj Farrant is 14 and he's going to blow your mind!!! He's now playing with the best out there and has 3 of his own originals hit #1 on the blues charts!

[@daveloboda1769]

One of the all time greats, so many wonderful songs. RIP.

[@user-yu5zc5nt9p]

Empty rooms is really good as well

[@neillenet291]

The sustain on Gibson les paul is legendary.

[@johnbrowne2170]

This guy's playing makes me weep while my soul soars.

[@richardolguin2250]

Check out Empty Room live in Stockholm's

[@co131086]

Great guitar play. If you like that another great guitarist is Rory Gallagher check out "Shadowplay" if you haven't already.

[@Tomcat088]

Beautiful reaction video. I’m writing this watching you react. You understand. You feel this music, the build up, being in this moment with him, and it’s amazing. For me, it’s like hearing the song again for the first time; thank your or that. You have a new subscriber, and I’ll have more recommendations and look forward to them. Thank you.

[@michaoginski6220]

Empty rooms 1987 next?

[@Spiritbro77]

The Les Paul he is playing is worth over one million dollars. Originally owned by Peter Greene of the Original Fleetwood Mac back in the '60s he sold it to Gary Moore and when he died it went through a number of hands and is now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica. It's called Geenie because of its original owner.

[@bobtheteddybear]

No it’s notGreenie, but one of his signature series as there’s no binding

[@andrewlaw]

​@bobtheteddybear Yep, it's far too polished and clean to be either Greenie or Stripe his two most famous Les Paul's. Greenie has mismatched tone controls and Stripe as its name suggests had a horizontal Stripe across the top of the body.

[@Isleofskye]

Great Reaction: "Gary Moore-I'ce Still Got The Blues For You LIVE in Paris"....:)

[@Tomlinsky]

Check out some Eric Gales man.

[@donlockwood883]

oh pretty woman live at montreux 1990 you will enjoy!!

[@davidbentley145]

An awesome performance this...Thanks Biz!

[@skarena7411]

He's my top #1 guitarist

[@ericklein5927]

Separate ways... live.

[@donlockwood883]

try Red House, Leo Fender tribute concert

[@kevmc5033]

dont know weather you cried but them emotions will do for me...

[@yves78]

What an awesome player

[@amjrpain919]

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

[@cmholmes1067]

Man, that was beautiful! How did I never hear of him before?! I love when I learn something new!

[@robinabbott5781]

He's playing hi les Paul greeny from the great Peter Greene

[@MegaPalesz]

He was a great artist❤

[@garethwaddon2499]

The best ❤

[@melmcc4252]

Jaw/floor interface!

[@michaeldoukas4444]

Have you checked out Kenny Wayne Sheppard. Doesn't get much play, but he is fantastic. This is also insane. You also have to check out Joe Bonamassa

[@adrianparry8018]

The greatest hobbit ever.

[@user-ti4hm1dd1w]

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[@user-zh9ow3jz1t]

garys voice faded toward the end but never his guitar playing.

[@kevmc5033]

b 4 i view this,if you dont cry then you dont get it..

[@horstschafer1839]

Just another generation, telling his story also by guitar, not only by sung words!!!

[@scottbaldwin7133]

top guitarist say he was better then Hendrix

[@arrow5599]

BET NEIL YOUNG WAS A FAN OF THIS GUY

[@roadwary56]

A Parisienne is a female that lives in Paris. Apparently he had an affair or fling with one. Memories.

[@mwjsbleakwater564]

Lyrics written by Phil Lynott. He heard the melody and said; hey, that sounds a bit French…..I remember Paris in ‘49 refers to Phils year of birth. His dads name was Parris, so it’s about as deep as that

[@Weareeverything2023]

@@mwjsbleakwater564 I believe it was written by Phil regarding his mother and father’s romance. Either way, an amazing performance.

[@lillybloom1590]

This is typical of the "reviews" on Utube of serious music. They don't know enough to comment on GM's style. Or what keys he's playing in. Or the time changes he's making. Or how he holds notes longer than just about anybody. They simply shake their heads back and forth and grin. Pure rip offs! Don't expect any more than that.