Habits Of Gary Moore

[@57stratkat]

Man, you really nail the GM sound and licks. Thanks! If I could make a suggestion, PLEASE back your camera away enough to capture both hands. On the trilled pentatonic licks section, I'd love to see your picking pattern. It makes all the difference with being able to build the speed. Dude, you rock. Thanks, again.

[@petersmichaeld59]

Mr. Campbell...good work.....generous thanks for sharing....especially thanks for the slowed down demo definitely appreciated

You are one of very few people who can actually play in GM style, very authentic! love your instructional videos, I’ve been watching your videos for years now, great job mate.

[@johnlannikk2701]

Totally agree

[@paulakhs]

😂

[@przemyslaw1235]

I love Gary and i would like to thank you ,you make me smile😊🤝you are really good🤘

[@robcourtney6154]

Well done

[@tomostinato2918]

Great stuff. Really useful.

[@frankenstien6978]

So Dan, Do you play the Violin ?

[@davidmacleod9313]

3:23 Jimi Hendrix did that. 😊

[@axelequalizer9753]

YOU SAID 6 GARY'S HABITS. WHAT'S HAPPENING FOR NUMBER 5 CASES ACTUALLY ! ?

[@DanCampbellGuitar]

Go to 8:51

[@axelequalizer9753]

@@DanCampbellGuitar Thank you

[@LeviLEMONGROVE]

Bend two, no compare, for me, way, better, sayen,

[@PhilFeedback]

Rest In Peace Gary Moore 😢

[@erikf6525]

Hi, what amp and effects are you using if I may ask?

[@jesuselbailador8914]

This is gold!!!❤

[@drsteviejasengnsangma8739]

One the most detailed Garry Moore style guitar tutorial, I was looking for it and loved it a lot God bless you

[@michaelrowbotham2169]

Hi Dan. Tremendous once again. Your ear for GM's nuances is what sets you aside from anyone else on You Tube. Would be great to have a lesson on Blues Live versions of Pretty Woman and Cold Day In Hell. Stay safe and once again thank you for your lessons.

[@DanCampbellGuitar]

Michael Rowbotham thanks, and glad you enjoyed the vid. I can have a look and do my best!

[@michaelrowbotham2169]

@@DanCampbellGuitar Your best is the closest I've heard, wish I had your ear and tone, Dan.

[@Vasiliy230]

Cold day in hell solo from Blues Alive is one of the best solos i've ever heard

[@PT_English]

I can almost get this and its down to you adding tabs, many thanks! Great fun!

[@maninacave]

Absolutely wore through the VHS of Live Blues back in the 90s. All you techniques here are perfect and brilliantly explained. Nice work!

[@davidmacleod9313]

12:52 I never liked Chuck Berry but I loved OTHER people playing his stuff. What’s THAT about? 😊

[@jduncanm3golf]

Black LP standards look cool.

[@perdeflon5767]

Great videos with GM habits, I would love knowing if the main parts of the fast licks relates to triplets or 16’th note resolution?

[@johnnybaynes4861]

Hi Dan! Hope all is well with you! I was wondering have ever considered doing a lesson on the song Blues for Narada by Gary Moore? It's one of those songs a lot of people aren't familiar with unless you are a Gary Moore fan!

[@alexdias3700]

Great content, congratulations, plus your guitar sound is really good! Is it distortion from the amplifier or some pedal?

[@MegaMustaine87]

Wow! I've never noticed that Gary was bending slighty sharp as you said. Great lesson!

[@mrme9266]

I'm trying to contact you. Do you have an email? Peace

[@shaolin9737]

off all the guitar players who play Gary Moore licks you sound most like him and that is saying something

[@ryantan1443]

Great job,mate! Can reveal what amp, effects and setting to get the tone?

[@thomascolvin6754]

You do a great job, Dan. Where are you located?

[@Guto-df3hq]

Muitíssimo obrigado pela dica, valeu demais 😎🎸

[@gravitationalconstant]

How do you get his minor pentatonic hammer on licks so fast? I can't get mine up to speed

[@gottadomor7438]

Enjoyed this YT. RIP to the greatest of all time, Gary Moore.

[@stevepowell3847]

Dan, I've been a subscriber since the 'Stumble' videos ( I urge people to check these out ).I would guess most of your subs are huge Gary Moore fans like myself. There are a lot of imitators on You Tube, but you're the only one who actually sounds like him. Keep up the good work.

[@belindadrake5487]

GARY MOORE , my no 2! THANKS FOR THE VID! 😃👊🏾 RORY GALLAGHER, NUMERO UNO. AHHH, SOMETHIN ABOUT IRISHMEN.! 🎸😉💚☘️

[@johnlannikk2701]

Rory was a power house no mistake!

[@rupertstreet13]

Some great licks in his fender 50th red house tribute.great bends & over ending.well worth a visit Dan .superb videos by the way.a real tribute to Gary.🎸✅

[@Koldoparra]

Espectacular vídeo. Te acercas enormemente al verdadero estilo de Gary Moore. Gracias

[@robsas6610]

A great video that even an old fart like me learnt from!! I wish I'd seen this before I did my version of Empty Rooms - which is on my YT channel if you want to take a look. Nice job, sir!! :)

[@chicochicoshukor7184]

DONE SUB. ITS REALLY HELP

[@lentrout9858]

Not a word about his whiskey or cocaine habits!

[@spivvo]

Forensic, excellent! Subscribed.

[@MrMusic1950]

So, the split second crunch between phrases. Garrys most fave thing. ? Sonds like open E&A.?

[@richardlewis5058]

I think I know what you're referring to. I was watching the vid of his last gig in a small club in London and it was very noticeable how there would be a kind of atonal sound in between his phrases, like you say, a split second thing, probably played on open strings on an upstroke. I guess it needs a lot of gain to get it to sound good.

[@jcgalarzao]

Felicitaciones, gracias por compartir, abrazo desde Ecuador

[@reynaandroid730]

Aca otro fan de Gary Moore de Ecuador .

[@izachu904]

very good analysis

[@jeffreyburton7284]

Great Channel! Just subscribed! I've already learned that GM does that double pull-off/trill on the top 3 strings and usually goes to single pull-offs on the bottom 3 so his descending runs never lose steam and it sounds like he's going faster as he moves down the scale. He also rarely goes up to the 8th fret on the B before going up to the 5th on the E. Instead he does double pull-offs on both strings.

[@ImranKhan-xp3ih]

Why can't nobody sound like him, all his playing over youtube. Cant you copy it note for note and sound 100% like him? then whhen you do solo you sound like the gary? pls explain bro? i dont understand why there are not hundreds of players like gary these days when its all there to copy bro?

[@christophersanchez7130]

Easy. Effort. Or lack thereof. The phrase, “you can do it if you put your mind to it”. It would help immensely if you have an ear for it. If there’s a certain something I want to play, I will listen to a song OVER and OVER and OVER again with headphones until I can map out exactly what notes are being played. I try to pinpoint if they are sliding or bending their strings. I think about transition time, etc. These people can do it. They just have to really try.

[@chris-rb7bm]

great job mate ! :)

[@pokeround]

Very enlightening. On the subject of the face-frying pentatonic licks, I wonder what the similarities and differences are between Gary and Lizzy era John Sykes. Maybe I'll have to to (cold) sweat a little blood and figure that out myself, lol. Enjoying your content, Lt. Dan.

[@todhamilton5055]

Saw thin Lizzy with Sykes at small club in Palo Alto Ca years ago….he could sing like Phil which was sweet. His posturing and guitar however left me wanting, Gary’s playing has that something that grabs me. Sykes is technically brilliant but doesn’t move me, especially his leads. He treated Scott G rather shabbily that night, …classy..

[@PURPLE_SHADE_SMOOTHIE]

Subscribed ❤

[@Apolo62]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@mischievousone1232]

First, Gary Moore SADLY is one the most underrated guitar players of all time, Second, NICELY DONE SIR! You’re an exceptional player & You have an uncanny ability to sound like Mr. Moore (love to hear ya play “End of the World”) Third, you have a KILLER sound bro, LOVE IT & of course LOVE your LP what a gorgeous axe! KEEP ROCKIN BROTHER 👍🏻🤘🏼🎸🥁

[@Surfer_Ninja]

Thxs

[@rockerfella0373]

Nice job man, thanks!

[@1994renny]

Great video mate! All those habbits and licks are very much Gary. You should have mentioned Gary used his middle finger most of the time for bending and those blistering pentatonic runs ;)

[@DanCampbellGuitar]

Joshua Renshaw Thanks! Yeah thats true, he did like to use that finger primarily for that fast stuff, I should have mentioned it but it’s not something that will change the notes. Maybe it helped him get his speed.

[@medmusic7977]

Thank you sir ! Its very much appreciated, Gary would be proud of u

[@WickBeavers]

this was great! Excellent job of breaking it all down. Now I just got a NEED 4 SPEED! Thanks.

[@oswevega2939]

youve got similar dynamics to Gary,.. and astonishing playing you as well.... one (if not the best) playing covering Gary Moore ive seen. way to go Dan. take care;

[@sircharles7323]

Very well explained bro! I love Gary like you do. He was the nr 1 inspiration for playing guitar. Congrats to you, that you nailed his technique so well by watching his playing. Not an easy thing to do. You might help me to the next level. Thanks a lot!

[@andreypetrov6921]

Thanks a lot for your explanations. really useful video for everybody.

[@USJTrunks74]

I love his Solo from his Cover from Emerald.

[@yngwaar]

Hi Dan Thank you for your clear explanations, you have a very great sense of pedagogy ! And your hammerons/pulloffs are awesome ! Moreover, I like your tune :) can you tell more about that ?

[@emoryhorace982]

Thanks for the video lesson. It was very helpful! I learned a lot from this video, how to use these licks Garry Moore style.

[@Veselinov21]

Learned so much thank a lot cheers ❤‍🔥

[@Nicolae8607]

I liked this video..thank you..I will learn some likcs from you 🤟

[@johnlannikk2701]

Dan you really have nailed it. I'm still working on it after many years. Can you pleaes tell me what guage string you use, I use 10's, do you use lighter?. Thanks

[@davidturnage3467]

Great tone! Wow Playing is awesome too. 👍

[@simongoddard2516]

the one thing i noticed was the pinky. He does not use it in them supper fast licks . what dedication you have . hats off sir

[@neilmorgan5707]

Brilliant vid. Something to work on whilst I'm stuck at home. Wish I could get that tone. Any tips welcome. Cheers and stay safe

[@Blues-man.]

Very happy to find your channel, great information on Gary Moore, you got some great chops !

[@colinohare]

Great player. Cool tips. Great sound btw.

[@solidthoughtpoker5207]

Brilliant vid! Thank you!

[@peter200910yt]

Top-notch teaching with top-notch playing!

[@davemcafeeguitar]

Awesome video man, love Gary Moore! Keep these videos coming.

[@johnnybaynes4861]

Great lesson and playing! What overdrive or distortion pedal are you using?

[@hansrudolfneubauer1880]

Habe Dich leideer erst jetzt endeckt, echt super.!👍👍👍👍👍

[@ohiofishingextreme2320]

Man great video thanks ..

[@hesch-tag]

10:05 to me is the signature GM lick.

[@PedroSilvaMusic]

Great job 🤟🤠🤟

[@basemahmedabusaada179]

Awesome thank you

[@simongoddard2516]

the thrill is the frill

[@holysmoke8439]

He had a habit of not writing any songs anyone heard of

[@yonikup2865]

Great video and playing man 🤘🏼

[@marcosmonreal]

Thanks, now SRV jejej

[@tedmac8049]

💖

[@janubis5630]

Gary also used alot of the natural minor scale. listen to empty rooms live in Stockholm 1987 and military man live in Belfast 1989

[@dannymcmince]

Both fantastic songs!

[@richardschwarz7907]

Very nice! Is your guitar an Epi les paul standard? Can you give us some setup clues for getting this sound?

[@DanCampbellGuitar]

Richard Schwarz Thanks! Yeah it is an Epi in this vid. I use a Yamaha THR 10x amp straight into my pc. Think it’s on Brown 2 setting or something. Can’t remember haha.

[@cipher2508]

Mad respect

[@fabghassem]

✨💫🍃

[@floraleaf5066]

Good Job👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@z07gd]

Great..!!

[@stratdx]

I owned the Gary Moore Live VHS in the early 90s and I couldn’t believe how muscular his Les Paul sounded. It was far removed from anyone I had ever heard. Just incredible. You nailed this here, man.

[@asgerms]

Sometimes I try to play Gary's fast stuff and can juuuuust about make it (..cough..cough..) but with severe acking in my hand. Then I see Gary doing it with his thumb wrapped *over* the fretboard, not behind it. Try that and the hand falls off ;) ...love your vids!

[@rastanz]

Great video! Gary was a heavy influence on my learning guitar, I'm just blown away with his playing on the "We Want Moore" album where you can hear him utilizing all of these examples with speed and precision.

[@buckfast69]

Great video. You should think about making this style of videos into a series, would love to see this done for other guitarists. It would be interesting to see the overlapping habits of greats guitarists.