Gary Moore -The Messiah will come again (The most AMAZ-AZING guitar riffs!)

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[@keithvincent4]

Gary moore one of the best R.I.P.

[@KristinKali]

keith vincent 👊💙BIG FACTS!! 😳 I did NOT KNOW WHAT I WAS IN FOR! 🤘😁 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@keithvincent4]

@@KristinKali Glad you liked him.

[@IRISHDIRTYDOG1]

THE Best!

[@garethwaddon2499]

One of the very best. ❤

[@user-bb2nr3jy9d]

​@@KristinKaliyou got to hear the master.

[@jamescampbell2829]

All I can say is this is the most incredible guitar playing I have ever seen or heard,he makes that guitar cry no doubt

[@carusmike]

I saw Buchanan perform this live. I like to think he would approve of this version, GM took it to incredible epic heights. The life, the suffering, the death and the resurrection of Christ is portrayed so brilliantly. And the techniques he uses are just so marvellous

[@john-ic7vg]

That was pain only the soul can feel. RIP master Moore

[@danielolson5378]

It was May 1 1990 at the Concert Hall in my city. Gary came back in to the stage for one last encore and this was the song!! He played it with lots of improvisation and feeling that you felt you had gone to Heaven!! I remember it like it was yesterday, No one but Gary Moore could make his guitar sound so sad.

[@ScootersGroove0801]

Hello Gary Moore fans, This song brings chills to my spine every time I hear it.

[@jimdunagan4180]

The amazing thing about playing like that...is he's counting it all...he knows just where he is...every note.

[@suzi57james]

He is the guitar

[@robertmyers3443]

Tears brought to you by The Guitar Man

[@scottbaldwin7133]

gary makes the guiter cry you hear the tear drops falling off

[@waynehauser3611]

Gary Moore is the only guitarist that plays his soul through the instrument. Its an emotional ride with man and instrument as one ! One of the greats of all time and missed so much ! Metal lerv from down under \m/ \m/

[@Realmasterorder]

One of the most special and amazing Guitar players that walked this planet,RIP GaryMoore.Gary was not just an incredible artists He put was one of the very few that really put all of his heart and Soul and everything right there on stage ! Liked your Reaction Kirstin .

[@luisloya1120]

I love you Kristin. Thanks for this gem.

[@josevi5835]

I do not know if Gary was the best guitar player, but he was among the top ten for sure. This song "The Messiah..." is a great example of his craftmanship, emotional playing, technique and incredible vibrato. Pure gold.

[@northdevonpictures826]

Hi Kristin - I don't know if you ever saw Gary Moore live. He takes us on a roller-coaster doesn't he? He played Hannover in 1992; personally it was the most memorable 50 minutes of any concert before or since. God bless you and all young people, for travelling back in time with us and appreciating the incomparable Mr. Gary Moore.

[@danielolson5378]

i'm lucky/glad to have seen him live twice! First time was in 1989 on the After the War tour before which he had announced it would be the last time he would play hardrock. So i got to hear all the classic songs from the '80s like Over the Hills, Empty Rooms, Out in the Fields, All Messed Up to name a few. Second time was the year after on the Still Got the Blues tour with Albert Collins. At the end of his career he returned to his like most classic songs. He did Empty Rooms, Over the Hills, Out in the Fields again. When he was confronted with what he said back in 1989 he was a little embarrassed and admit that those songs were actually still good.

[@daseguin]

I literally just thought of this as a roller coaster ride before reading your comment !

[@luisloya1120]

I miss you Gary. Best guitarist of All time.

[@andycad4112]

WOW! Hi Kristin Thanks so much for your honest reaction to Gary Moore. He will always be the best of the best.

[@jimrollins4857]

Thanks for playing Gary. Enjoy your reactions to music videos!

[@TombstoneChris]

He made that guitar sing so beautifully.

[@suzi57james]

Him and the guitar are one you can see the emotion in his face, you should check out this whole dvd it is totally awesome

[@madddog6790]

This is originally a Roy Buchanan song...one of the 2 legendary guitarists from the DC area. (my hood yo lol). I would highly recommend one of his own songs, Parisienne Walkways, if you want to hear one of his own signature songs. Either way, he's in my top 3 guitarists of all time. Among his many solo projects and other collaborations , he was also in a band called Thin Lizzy, of The Boys are Back in Town fame :).

[@mjsmcd]

danny the other Both passed away under tragic circumstances

[@wiz9496]

Are you serious? Parisienne Walkways is a rip-off of this song. If you don't agree, listen to them back-to-back.

[@danielolson5378]

@@wiz9496 I agree Parisienne Walkways do has some "The Messiah..." vibes. Parisienne Walkways, this one, Spanish Guitar, Still Got the Blues and Nothing's the Same are somewhat all related.

[@nelsono4315]

my number 1 six-stringer. No one plays like Gary.

[@CrayzMark]

Crazy. Whoever disliked the performance *literally have no ears.* Like jealousy at it's heights 💯💯

[@KristinKali]

MarkB 1181 👊💙🗣EXACTLY! I didn’t know what to expect! And then my mind was BLOWN 😳

[@CrayzMark]

@@KristinKali absolutely feel that 💯

[@robertsumners931]

@@KristinKali When i first heard this masterpiece solo something else was blown, only kidding lol

[@roscoepcoltrane23]

Gary was the ultimate guitar player. So intense like the guitar was about to burst into flames. Never hit a bad note.

[@jerrycoon3369]

This is an old one. I didn't know you did this one! It just popped up in my feed. This is epic! I've been a Gary Moore fan since the 80's. He played with so much feeling. This is top shelf. If I was going to suggest one for you to hear, this would be it.

[@TheLexluthier]

I got a chance to play this very guitar many years ago, it didn't sound like that when I played it. LOL! Been listening to Gary for over 40 years, it was a thrill to be able to play that guitar. RIP Gary, you are missed.

[@balazsadamik3197]

BIG THANK YOU for bringing up Gary. He was really the top. The great blues players can make a guitar cry, he made you cry along with the guitar. This was his blues masterclass, now for his rock and roll (ish) side: "Voodoo Child" (at blues for Jimi)!

[@KristinKali]

Balázs Adamik👊💙 Balázs! Thankyou! I was shocked that I wasn’t hearing this man EVERYWHERE! EVERYDAY! ALL MY LIFE!! It was magnificent! I’m still in disbelief!

[@docfrazier8719]

Listening to this was like finding the love of your life, like watching your kids being born, or like eating the best bbq in the world.......HEAVEN. He didn’t just play the guitar, he was one with it. Great reaction as usual. Keep it up love

[@EnigmaTimGaming]

Yay! Thank you for reacting to this and I am glad you enjoyed it. Gary is a magician when it comes to his guitar. That guitar he used on screen is unique and incredibly valuable. It was sold to him (for a bargain price as a favour) by Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac, he went on to use it throughout his career and after he died it was sold for a couple of million to Kirk Hammett of Metallica. Gary started out in Rock and even has some metal under his belt, he was an incredible shredder but his passion was for Blues, so, as only he could, he fused them. Most of his later music has a rock -blues feel and my god it sounds amazing. Some other suggestions for you, Parisienne Walkways, Still Got The Blues and my very favourite song ever (that no-one has yet reacted to, hint hint) is Like Angels. Live is always a good idea too :)

[@danielolson5378]

In the beginning of his career he used to bring his Gibson Les Paul Standard 1959 on the road. However one time it happened to become overrun by the tourbus. The guitar was heavily damaged but a like "guitar doctor" managed to restore it! After that he only used it in the studio.

[@suzi57james]

If you haven't listened to it yet you have to listen to Parisiene walkways from the same concert

[@samandjennysambrook]

I watched Gary do this song as an encore in manchester apollo ,holy Moly. He almost took the friggin roof off of that place, RIP Mr Robert william Gary moore. 🎸❤💕🎵

[@martinfidler9889]

I have no idea if Roy ever got to hear Gary do this. I hope he did...

[@JohnnyXoz]

'The Loner' - Gary Moore ... One of the Greatest

[@leonardduke6791]

You did very well with this❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@KristinKali]

Leonard Duke 👊💙😁Thankyou Leonard! This man couldn’t be real! I WAS SHOCKED! I was like where? Who? What? And finally I was OK!! Jokes on me!! THIS GUY WAS AMAZAZING! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@philwragg9529]

I saw you mouth the words wtf!I don't blame you , he was a genius

[@mcasualjacques]

ah now i remember what his style makes me think of the guitarist of Focus Jan Akkerman

[@mcasualjacques]

How bout that "BB KING AND GARY MOORE - THE THRILL IS GONE" gonna check that next

[@jamessparks3876]

you should check out gary's cover of the hendrix song red house......amazing performance

[@rycooder9486]

Did the writers listen to Roy Buchanan? Gary spent a summer listening to Roy..which is where he got this song from.....like a true artist, he can cover a song with his own style.... For me , he plays his emotions out to the world in vibrato... Roy played emotionally but inward..you were listening to his reverential emotive content in a powerful but quiet churh way

[@blooter3215]

Try watching Roy Bucannan, the original writer of that song, he plays it his way. Also check out Roy playing Hey Joe

[@gavvisser2176]

No one has ever changed my understanding of music........ ever........

[@leonardduke6791]

Awe man!WELL,WELL!I PLAY GUITAR MYSELF AND GARY IS FUCKING AMAZING!

[@KristinKali]

Leonard Duke 👊🔥🗣YES! This was INSANE INSANE INSAAAAAAAAANNNEEEE!!!!!

[@penrod6540]

I lwys thought the solo from pink Floyds Comfortably Numb from the Puse tour was the greatest slo ever until I heard Gary play this. The song was written by another great guitarist Roy Buchannon

[@plexilespaul1956]

Thanks for beautifull reaction. RIP gary moore

[@timomastosalo]

RIP Gary - works here in both meanings.

[@laurentgarcia7961]

Oooohh my god !!!!!! Perfect !!!!! ^^

[@cirith100]

Great guitarist , a lot of people just know him from the British style blues and rightly so but he was a rock / metal and jazz guitarist also , played for Thin Lizzy and Ozzy Osbourne wanted him to play for him but declined , check out Gary’s End of the world from Corridors if power for his metal side

[@rycooder9486]

Irish style blues!...i correct you

[@danielolson5378]

@@rycooder9486 I dissagree with that. The Wild Frontier album was heavily influenced by the Celtic/Irish music and so was the songs Dunluce and Blood of Emeralds from the After the War album. You could also add Black Rose from the Lizzy album with the same name. He was the co-writer of it.

[@mattm5978]

Ozzy asked Gary before Randy Rhodes, but Gary declined.

[@AMERICANPRIDE1100]

The people who dislike him think he’s a little self indulgent to fing bad that’s the very reason I watch him

[@PaulScherdell]

Under rated master.

[@ronwhittaker6317]

love ya Kristin hi beautiful

[@KristinKali]

☺️💜

[@raunohamalainen9667]

one day by Gary Moore is super good cause guitar and lyrics are awesome please try!

[@andrewworrall4302]

thank you for reacting to this. Have you got anything on any of his other songs?

[@stevej.1428]

When I was a young guitarist I remember learning to play Roy Buchanan's version.

[@robertsumners931]

Gary did Roy proud full stop, what a masterclass solo.!!!

[@iancrombie8862]

Genius

[@michaoginski57]

Love him.

[@glqm88]

Gary truly was one of the greats, I saw him a few times both with Lizzy and solo. That guitar, by the way, is one of the most famous instruments in rock. It is a 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard and came from the factory with a mistake, the neck pick-up is the wrong way round and, hence, is "out of phase" giving the guitar a unique sound. It was originally owned by Peter Green (hence the guitar is known as "Greeny") who was a founder of Fleetwood Mac, before it came to Gary. It now belongs to Kirk Hammett from Metallica, who reportedly paid $2 million for it.

[@KristinKali]

Gordon Mansell 👊💙Gordon! I can’t Thankyou Enough for your knowledge! What this man has accomplished is nothing short of a miracle! I was sooo SHOCKED 😮 I could barely form coherent words!! 🗣

[@1994renny]

It didn't come from the factory like that. Peter wasn't happy with the sound of the neck pickup so he took it to be repaired, and it was a bad repair job done by Selmers amplifiers who had no experience with guitar pickups. The magnet was flipped and placed back in the pickup the wrong way around, thats what gives it the famous "Out of phase" tone that we all know today, it came about purely by accident. Just by turning a pickup around does not put the guitar out of phase. Although there is a slight tonal difference. But Gary is not using that middle position tone in this video anyway.

[@danielolson5378]

In the beginning of his career he used to bring the guitar with him on the road. An accident occurred once while on tour when the guitar was run over by the tourbus. A like "guitar doctor" managed to restore It and after that he only used it in the studio from what i've heard.

[@HarryGuit]

This piece was often interpreted by the late Roy Buchanan, „the best unknown guitarist in the world“. Gary probably got to know it from him ... it sounds a lot like that. Check out Roy for various creative guitar techniques.

[@suzi57james]

So true Roy Buchanan was truly a underrated guitarist RIP

[@66tas95]

This is Roy's Composition

[@christinestromberg4057]

There is a good video by British guitarist from Wings of Pegasus talking about Gary Moore and his genius.

[@einarthormodster95]

Damn it, I miss Gary. He was one if the best... This suddently got emotional. Now I have to hear Still got the blues.

[@timomastosalo]

It's so fitting this is played in a Jazz Festival

[@timomastosalo]

Listening in silence and awe

[@KristinKali]

timomastosalo 👊💙😁I was too! Till I realized that I was being recorded! Lmao! 🔥🔥🔥🤘😁 Gary =Genius

[@scottbaldwin7133]

smile will ya its not the end of the world LOL

[@amirebrahiminasab9403]

R.I.P Just Amazing that is all I can say...

[@STAYPUT1209]

not jz a monster but a legend.

[@edge1289]

If you haven’t yet, check out Still got the Blues or Parisienne Walkways live from Montreaux.

[@kanitsomarkos]

Gary will never die you fools... He is Eternal

[@jonathansimmons4609]

Ear candy

[@KristinKali]

JONATHAN SIMMONS 👊💙ALL FACTS!! 🗣💕 everyone should here this!

[@aronrichardson8337]

Check out his version of The Prophet also amazing

[@danielolson5378]

The Prophet now we're talking!!

[@ferox965]

That guitar he is playing is known as "Greeny". It gets its unique sound from the neck pickup being backwards. Last time I checked, it was worth about a half a million dollars. It's now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica.

[@KristinKali]

Thankyou for the info! 😳👍💯

[@danielolson5378]

He did owned the Gibson Les Paul Standard 1959 he bought from Peter Green. However after an accident while on tour the guitar was run over by the tourbus. It was heavily damaged but a like "guitar doctor" managed to restore It. After that he only used it in the studio from what i've heard.

[@einarthormodster95]

I think he is the only one who can sing during a solo.

[@71dean]

try Parisiene Walkaways or Still got the blues by GM

[@alrab1859]

YJM ,CRYING.BROTHERS

[@lorifranke9995]

got to jam with Gary Hooey at a guitar show, he said "who is your guitar hero'?" i said Gary Moore.. he said "I got nothing for ya"...

[@davespears2241]

Have you watched any Stevie Ray Vaughan texas flood live at the mocombo.

[@TheBobbymcd]

I love your reaction...try do Garry playing parrisienne walkway

[@alrab1859]

CHRIS IMPELLITERRI - over the rainbow

[@raydotzler9117]

The most soulful guitar player ever check out Still got the Blues for you 🤘🤘

[@rycooder9486]

Sweet Dreams Roys Blues Hey Joe Roy Buchanan..telecaster..who inspired Jeff Beck n Gary Moore. There is no best guitarist...there is, a la TS Eliott, music heard so deeply you are the music

[@EliDowns114]

Gary Moore's 'Parisienne Walkways' is a must see!! Link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJy4oZmtaa2Zadk

[@acfiv1421]

And what will really make you sick... Gary Moore was left-handed. He learned to play righty, but he was playing at that level basically playing backwards!

[@KristinKali]

👊❤️😳🗣Yup! That made me sick 😅 how someone could be that TALENTED!! Just AWESOME! Glad to have seen & heard this ☺️

[@amax1229]

Nice video. Nice reaction. Gary Moore is awesome. Please react to, Stevie Ray Vaughan - Voodoo Child, Live from Austin City Limits. Thank you!

[@robertsumners931]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGatoKaoabB1sKM Gary Moore - Voodoo Child (Slight Return) I think this is the best cover version of this song, SRV's version is incredible and his cover is very popular but his playing is polished in comparison, while Gary's playing, even though he knew exactly where he was going with it, sounds raw and has more of the on the edge feel Hendrix had... and his tone absolutely slays. After you have seen GARY MOORE....it's like all the other great guitarists are no longer exciting anymore. GM has set the bar so high here, it is unlikely any guitarist past, present or future can accomplish what he did here. With respect to Mr Buchanan, Mr Bonamassa, Mr Stevie Ray Vaughan (one of Gary's insperations and my number one idol), Mr Clapton, Mr Satriani, Mr Van Halen, Mr Santana... and all those I have no time to list (you get my point) this is the greatest example of electric guitar mastery ever caught on tape. Whether it’s single note, rhythm, string bending, vibrato, hammering, arpeggio, tone, scale, pentatonics, proper diatonics, finger picking, or power chords.. this is the epitome of mastery of the guitar. I doubt you can find a guitar player that would disagree.The world should remember Gary Moore.

[@craigreid7178]

What he did here seems to be not humanly possible. Are those 32nd notes? 64th notes????? He moves faster than the eye can catch.

[@juanestebanez8210]

Garyis not playing the guitar,he lets the🎸 speak

[@maryroberts1813]

Roy Buchanan and Gary Moore.

[@alrab1859]

He is good. You should check out the shredding maestro himself Yngwie Malmsteen

[@danellwein8679]

a little B. B. King there in the beginning …

[@lillybloom1590]

When the listener just sits there merely moving her head and does not react to GW's time changes, cord changes, scale rules, classical movements, and internal tuning, I'm gone. Bye!

[@Irish780]

Really nobody very close. Hendrix and Gallagher only

[@petersmith143]

Forget trying to play this, as nothing can surpass it. Anything else is a pale imitation... R.I.P Gary

[@spacecowboy_1962]

I never realized you had heard of Gary Moore. Cool. Gary, Rory Gallagher and his band, Taste and the band Thin Lizzy, which Gary was in and out of like 3 times, put Ireland on the musical map back in the early 70's. If you ever want to do some more Gary Moore, copy/paste this into your youtube search window: Gary Moore - Texas Strut (Live at Montreux 1990) Peace and love from the great white north.