Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues (Live) (1990) *DayOne Reacts*

[@joelucas1017]

The day Gary Moore passed away was the day the world would say goodbye to the greatest guitarist to ever live.R.I.P GARY MOORE

[@BlueBarchetta67]

There are guitarists who play every note, and there are guitarists who feel every note.. Gary could play every AND feel every note. Genius musician.

[@georgebamforth7372]

Gary is the Mozart of the 21st century.

[@DerangedLeftWingers]

In the mid-1970s, Moore was involved in a bar fight which left him with facial scars. According to Eric Bell, Moore was with his girlfriend at Dingwalls when two men "started mouthing about Gary's girlfriend ... what they'd like to do to her". After Moore confronted them about it, one of the men smashed a bottle on the bar and slashed Moore's face with it. This had a profound effect on him. Bell said, "It did change him. A lot of that pent-up anger and emotion would come out in his playing. And it came out in other ways too. It must be a hard thing to come back from something like that." During the 1980s, he would hide his scars in photographs and videos by looking down or being framed from a distance.

[@bobbymadera3234]

BABE GARY MOORE MELT YOU GOOD ❤❤

[@glenngarza1845]

A rare...very rare ability to effectively communicate raw emotion through their instrument. Direct...intense...humanity at our core. Truly gifted.

[@michaelasay8587]

Glenn...never heard of him

[@ZappafansAchilles]

Thank you for feeling Gary I love Angela for watching and listening with humility and passion. I love how you shine so beautifully

[@idaho2ndgens240]

Seeing Gary Moore play with Thin Lizzy in NYC was the greatest rock and roll experience I ever had. Man, could he ever play a guitar.

[@johnbrowne3950]

I love the sound of that guitar.

[@edge1289]

Gary was one of the finest Blues and Rock players to strap on a six string. Gary’s searing tone, melodic phrasing, beautiful vibrato, and endless sustain is unparalleled. Gary left us much too young. Here’s a link to one of his last performances ant Montreaux Jazz festival. This man was, to me, equal to the greatest players of any era. Parisienne Walkways was one of his signature tunes, I hope you enjoy it! Btw, I love this channel!❤ m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJrYgmR7l9eHb5Y

[@robster7316]

Well said and much missed all these years later.

[@desslone]

The only player I know that can make a guitar cry

[@yedatnz5331]

​@@desslonethe only player to make me cry too 🤣🤣😭😭

[@scottbaldwin7133]

when gary playes the guitar the tears roll off

[@soupsyz-themusicaladventur1649]

Beautiful! Heart-felt beauty. What else can I say?

[@brucevidito4923]

This is one of my all-time favorites. You don't just hear it, you FEEL it.

[@scottbaldwin7133]

BEST BLUES GUITAREST IN THE WORLD

[@Deemac70]

Gary Moore was a brilliant guitarist ❤RIP and thank you for the music ❤

[@christopherbaldwin2005]

An under-rated guitar player. To me, he's right up there with SRV; David Gilmour and B.B. King.

[@robster7316]

Absolutely! Such passion.

[@windsorkid7069]

Left us too soon, like all the greats.

[@sebastian2125]

For me he is above all.

[@Isleofskye]

@@sebastian2125 I bought my first record in London in 1960 and I would not argue:)

[@sebastian2125]

@@Isleofskye Awesome man!

[@brankovisnjovic2438]

Das ist für mich eine der besten Musik Titel die jemals gesungen ist 👍👏👏❤️

[@crazydale1000]

I saw Gary Moore 3 times. He was a monster player. RIP

[@jukeboxdave6026]

Great reaction Gary Moore a true legend love and respect from the UK 👍👍👍👍👍👍🌟😀😀 amazing channel 👍

[@iansimmons735]

I have covered this song many times. It became our wedding song in 2003.

[@johnthegreek5836]

Damn this is fricken awesome, the guitar playing is killer and the vocals sure definitely have the Blues

[@oldmanghost219]

Finally You did it. Thank You Graeme Turner, The great!!! - Gary Moore - Still Got the Blues - is one of the songs that i have suggested. It was the ring tone on my phone for a couple of years before I changed it to the 2nd impression of ELP's Karn Evil 9 which is all fantastic piano & no words.

[@loilt5091]

I saw Gary with Thin Lizzy, in 1977, when they opened for Queen...we also share birthday's. ❤️ 🇨🇦

[@windsorkid7069]

A favorite of mine for years. About time you got schooled on another classic. Great choice girl.

[@Roh_Echt]

Got to see him live, just once. He opened for RUSH in the mid 80's (I think it was 1984) at The Cow Palace in SF. He was with Thin Lizzy a time or two. You can see him with Thin Lizzy in videos from Sydney Opera House - 1978. He is stage right with the silver jacket.

[@kailiedkailied2327]

I have many friends that are guitar players and fellow musicians. I am a drummer of 45 years. I played in lots of bands and done a number of different styles of music. That's my bio. I opened with this because I wanted to say that with age and maturity comes wisdom. Gary Moore has an age and maturity to his playing that is so evident in how he decides to pick his melodic themes and embellish with beautiful the flurries and runs that have a purpose. One of my favorites currently to listen to. Something for us all to shoot for, and few of us will ever achieve. Beautiful tasteful guitar outro solo. Hard to believe he played for so many years doing straight ahead rock and roll. You can hear the rock influence in his blues soloing. I kind of get the feeling that this is the kind of stuff he should have been doing all along. Probably had to make money like the rest of us! Thank you for sharing that with us

[@scottmeeks662]

Gary Moore and Rory Gallagher. 2 amazing artist that left us way too soon.

[@Isleofskye]

and I, stupidly, missed them both...in London.

[@MrAuk929]

You have such a feel for and understanding of this song, you have eloquently put into words what we were all feeling. Thank you!

[@mikelundquist4596]

After 30 years of listening to this, it's still incredible to me.

[@murdoch691]

There is no conversation needed about how good Gary was at playing guitar but what I find incredible is no one gives him the credit on his vocals he was a fantastic singer and btw this is one of my most favourite songs 👍♥️

[@amjrpain919]

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

[@jorgemarquez7281]

Oh God. Gary got the blues right now with his voice and talented guitar playing. The perfect mix for a perfect song. I loved it. 😎

[@scottbaldwin7133]

every song he wrote is GOOD

[@timr5490]

glad you reacted to the long version of this song with that incredible solo at the end. love how Gary's face shows every note he is playing.

[@josephapplebee9111]

Absolutely fantastic

[@LS-wn5cd]

When Gary plays the emotions just ooze out of his guitar. Check out his "Story Of The Blues" next.

[@MrHartApart]

My fathers love song to my mother, and now mine, to both of them.

[@graemeturner2536]

A great tribute to both of them

[@davidcollver6155]

This live version I have never seen. I totally absolutely love this song, I have never heard the audio only. I never heard this song until all of the video reactions on this all of them live, like I just said this is the first time I saw this live version. Both very very beautiful, Unforgettable. Thank you for this, I very much enjoyed watching you experience this.

[@CapnBob2010]

You should *definitely* see the "Live at Hammersmith Odeon" version of this. RAW PASSION. - His best version, IMO.

[@scottbaldwin7133]

no one is faster then Garry

[@lourenzi8820]

Similar to Parisiennne Walkways. There is a great live version of that song, with Gary taking the lead vocals that Phil had in the studio version.

[@Isleofskye]

Live @ Montreux for PW and Live In Paris for this.

[@lisaldeene]

For me, one of the greatest love songs ever. The passion, the emotion. It's something that, when you've been there, this song brings it straight back like it was yesterday.

[@graemeturner925]

Great performance

[@miltonslocum8957]

Absolutely love this!! His guitar playing is phenomenal! What a remarkable and wonderfully talented artist! This was 🔥🔥🔥 Thanks Angela!

[@SEANBANOG4]

One of Thee Best.

[@robertmyers3443]

This on will put someone on anybody's mind..

[@pamagnolia]

Fabulous!! Genius guitar work!! Loved this!!

[@deborahmoreno4778]

Greatest heart break ballad, my greatest love forever Habibi.😢😢

[@maxfergusson3495]

I felt you're pain, love QLD Australia thank you so much.

[@txrojas]

Gary was a great blues player but I loved his hard rock/metal albums. “Don’t Take Me For a Loser, Shapes of Things and Ready for Love” are great GM songs.

[@vicprovost2561]

I saw him open for Def Leppard back when they were doing the Pyromania tour. It was good they had their A game as Gary was still in Rock Mode and on his Victims of the Future tour, just blasting his way through a bunch of songs from it and Corridors of Power. He was the opener with Krokus 2nd on the Headhunter tour and belting out a sublime Screaming in the Night. One of the best triple bills I ever saw. Try Gary Moore and his rocker, Don't Take Me For A Loser, it is a great banger and shows him at his best in the rocking part of his great career. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@danjoda755]

Woah, this was blazing good! Got me thinking about fantasy bands again, how about Gary Moore, Eric Clapton, Prince, David Gilmore and Brian May rattling the entire planet? Bravo Angela, another fabulous pick 😇😊✌️😀

[@dariopercali8884]

GREAT !!!!!

[@mikec6733]

I think that, as one goes through one's years, the "holds" from the past accumulate, while the freshness to move ahead or start a new gradually wanes. It's called slowly dying, and it happens to everyone. The reality of this sounds horrific to young people, but it seems natural as one goes into it, and there are hidden blessings within it.

[@lawrencesantana7253]

U wanna hear a guitar solo that is an extension of his voice, then you really gotta react "separate ways" live with solo intro from Mr. Gary Moores Blues alive concert. It will blow your mind.

[@davidpeters44]

He was one of the top guitarists in the world.

[@davids5336]

This is an iconic song, and other reaction channels reacted to it, and they really dug it! Gary is no longer with us, but as I said before, an artists music will live on! I don't know if this is considered pop blues or what, but it's a great song that reaches and touches your soul! The lyrics say it all! Later!

[@michaelasay8587]

David S....never heard this....couldn't have been that popular on the charts. I wonder why? It's great!!!!

[@Pablopax4]

I'd like to recommend "Still in love with you" by Thin lLizzy, Has one of Gary's greatest solo's on the "Live and dangerous" Album. Also Sade covered the song so you know it'll be worth it.

[@sandifarris5586]

Loved thin lizy . Back back back in the 70s

[@wgdavis5353]

Hi Ms. D., Mr. Gary can make his Gibson Cry.. ♠W.G. P.S. Check out "Parisienne Walkways"..

[@scottbaldwin7133]

YOU MUST LISTEN TO GARY DO THE MISSIRE WILL COME AGAIN BEST SOLO OF ALL TIME MUST SEE❤

[@jasper221176]

Ohw yeah!!!

[@marioslider6337]

Gary and the Les Paul were made for each other!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@petermalezewski4022]

Just as good on the Strat and Tele

[@scottbaldwin7133]

PLEASE DO MORE GARY MOORE

[@scottbaldwin7133]

gary did things with a guitar no other gurtist ever did thats FACT

[@waynewolverton636]

That was GREAT ANALYSIS about the. Guitar being like an extension of his voice! For a Great Example of that, check out the Great Jazz Guitarist George Benson, DINORAH, DINORAH. You’ll Love it!

[@jorgejulioordazlujano1349]

Hasta se me puso china la piel desde los primeros acordes , me encantó la reacción 💜💜

[@graemeturner2536]

Great reaction Angela I love your channel

[@tedcole9936]

Thanks for this request, Graeme. Part of the reason this is my favorite reaction channel is that the folks who also like it make great requests. Much appreciated!

[@graemeturner2536]

@@tedcole9936 Thank you

[@michaelasay8587]

Did this guy do much music? Great voice!!

[@jankennedy7979]

He started in 1968 in Ireland.

[@jimdunagan4180]

ah you found Gary....check out Messiah Comes Again

[@michaelasay8587]

Why wasn't this song popular??!!!!

[@EvilTheOne]

One of the deepest blues ballads of all-time. Gary Moore (RIP) was a monster star in Japan; sadly not that big in the U.S. To all that want more Moore, take a listen to "The Messiah Will Come Again", "Empty Rooms [the 1983 Victims of the Future version]" and "Led Clones [with Ozzy Osborne on vocals]". PLEASE CHECK THEM OUT! Angela, thank you very much for keeping the memory alive for so many of these artist . . . keep on rockin' & reactin'.

[@tomlemery8490]

Some chords in the songs sound like "Hello" by Lionel Richie.

[@kenrock8692]

one of my favorites. the entirety of the Still got the Blues album is a masterpiece to me. I still listen to it often. His live cover of Red House is a great rendition. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqfYaIxvZt2Iga8

[@billgatt7816]

He has a lot of good songs but this might be his masterpiece

[@Isleofskye]

Parisienne Walkways Live @ Montreux and this song LIVE In Paris are my favourites.

[@jasper221176]

The real master piece is : the Messiah comes again...

[@gordonkaiser7700]

A great artist so sad he not with us anymore.

[@michaelv9929]

Congratulations on 40+k🎉❤🙏🏻

[@willemaartman2869]

Snowy White on bass

[@zigman63]

He is not underrated at all.He is brilliant at what he does and how he plays.

[@patforan1549]

Hi and thanks for being here. A song suggestion: "I Believe in You" by Sinead O'Connor.

[@guitarman8462]

It reminds me of the song by Eric Clapton called " Old Love ". If you react to that , search for the live version where he's dressed all in black . Same show where he performed the amazing LAYLA version .

[@vicprovost2561]

Another Clapton performance this made me think of is his live Same Old Blues from the Concert for Montserrat, another time when the blues went straight into my soul!

[@guitarman8462]

@@vicprovost2561 Robert Cray co wrote " Old Love " with Clapton .

[@garyarnett1220]

His guitar reminds me of Santana's, other words, great. And totally get this song, sometimes there's still someone you wish would've worked out better...... and yup, get it that someone can still have a hold on you...LU Angela

[@richardmather1906]

Both he and Santana were influenced by Peter Green, and it shows. Moore released a very good album of tunes that had been cut by Green and Fleetwood Mac, "Blues for Greenie."

[@garyarnett1220]

@@richardmather1906 Way cool... have to check it out, love Mr Green

[@robertphelps1574]

@@richardmather1906 Bernie Marsden released a Peter Green tribute album a few months before Gary Moore’s called Green & Blues which is worth a listen

[@richardmather1906]

@@robertphelps1574 Did not know that. I will check it out.

[@EvilTheOne]

When someone like Moore, Clapton, Beck and Santana can take one note and strike it, bend it, sustain it, distortion/dirty it, etc . . . and gain so much emotion from that one note, it's then that you've got a guitar player that's in touch with the blues.

[@jorgejulioordazlujano1349]

Fantástico !!!!

[@rayj1011]

Gary Moore played with Skid Row and Thin Lizzy.

[@arnoldcox9128]

If the gutair solo makes you sweat it must be good 🔥

[@davidbordonaro1631]

George Carlin once said a white man should never play the blues - Id say this proves him wrong

[@randyobrien2836]

I love the blues. Makes me dress up in my double breasted suit and my fedora and my black and white wing tip shoes and go to a jazz or blues club.

[@duane8829]

Greeny really sounds like no other Les Paul

[@bobtheteddybear]

That’s not Greenie, but Stripe

[@w3tua]

Please consider listening to 'See the Light (Night Music 1988 video)' by Jeff Healey. You can feel the blues coming from the great one that left us way too soon!

[@EarthWalker2023]

🔥

[@johnboydTx]

Now compare it to Hello by Lionel Richie??? A Definite inspiration and similar structure ☺️✌️❤️

[@jimewart5156]

Talk about making a guitar talk and sing,absolutley .

[@ricardoroman5560]

Check out The Lonely Boys....1.Heaven 2.More then love

[@FoamySlobbers]

Lake Shore Drive - Aliotta Haynes Jeremiah

[@MoeMoe-nd8mz]

Wow you are really digging deep for rock.

[@loilt5091]

Blues...it's in the title.

[@mikefurlong8268]

great reaction to gary moore from the group thin lizzy i know you like your sax i would love to see ur reactin to average white band a love of your own or jerry raffertey baker street love yor reactions mike from england ❤

[@enriquehuertasbellido4339]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@danielmesery2904]

🌟🎸

[@richardlaub889]

Try his song "Empty Rooms", it's beautiful.

[@EvilTheOne]

Don't know if you share my preference, the 1983 Victim of the Future version is my favorite. Although the 1985 Run for Cover version has great keyboards & a touch of bass with a flanger effect. The 1983 is more pure Moore.

[@waynewolverton636]

One of the Greatest Blues Singers & Lead Guitarists EVER! A LEGEND! With All due Respect to Thin Lizzy, Gary’ Solo Stuff was Way Better than Lizzy Ever was!

[@craigreid7178]

IMHO, as a musician of 60 years, Gary Moore is the greatest guitar player that ever lived and here's the proof - "THE MESSIAH WILL COME AGAIN" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZyTaJ1tgch_p9k