Drummer reacts to "Red House" (Live) by Gary Moore

Phew boy.... he made Jimi proud wherever his energy may be existing. This was transcendent at points. He was totally possessed at points. I mean you can't get much closer then this if you are covering Jimi. Gary and the band (couldn't find a personnel list) but they all did great. Thank you to our patron Robert K for this AMAZING request.
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[@j.t.3798]

Nobody touching this man, including Jimi. The 🐐

[@davewilson435]

"The Messiah Will Come Again" live is a must watch. I can guarantee you will be blown away.

[@robertkern9911]

Im requesting it next month

[@JoeSlish-q2e]

also live version of still got the blues

[@davewilson435]

@@JoeSlish-q2e yes sir! Another great one but he already reacted to it.

[@JoeSlish-q2e]

@@davewilson435 the live version in france or the studio version?

[@davewilson435]

@@JoeSlish-q2e He did the live version.

[@MrTortureneverstops1]

Gary and Rory ! 2 irish legends !

[@mikecreger9702]

TURN IT UP GARY!!

[@markferrett700]

Had the privilege of seeing Gary Moore live many times,with Thin Lizzy, G Force and solo,and he was without doubt a genius. His guitar work is up there with the greatest. R.IP.🎸

[@dustylane2898]

"The Messiah Will Come Again" live at Montreux 1990 will floor you Lee. Thanks a bunch. Gary is my favorite player!

[@_uncredited]

A noisy amp is a happy amp. That guy knows how to drive a Marshall.

[@robertthole695]

he is the best ever imo. can play any genre

[@ralliswiesenthal3495]

Hearing Gary Moore playing "Parisienne Walkways" is such a treat!!!

[@garyporter1702]

Back in the early 70's Gary Moore play for Thin Lizzy!

[@l-Pay_-_it_-_Forward-l]

It was a sad day when Gary Moore left this planet! He was thee GOAT!

[@rodleger7132]

The Epitome of Blues guitar.

[@stevehitchcock2239]

Two standing ovations that night Gary and some guy named Gilmore

[@arizrich]

Gary just tears it up

[@missblondie2393]

Excellent choice Robert K Gary Moore is one of a handful of extraordinary guitarists that should be on everyone's top 5 if not top3 list Loved your reaction Lee Love and Music Always 🎸💜

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Incredible performance

[@salvatormund1]

Moore is a GOAT.

[@dalemcmillan7231]

Incredible Guitarist ❤

[@L33Reacts]

Right??? He is fantastic

[@mariaportengen2959]

This is a great cover. A real Masterpiece, goosebumps all over! 🎸🎶👍

[@Rock_Snob]

I saw Gary Moore when he was in Thin Lizzy in 1977. He has monster metal performances on KZbin from his metal days in the 80’s.

[@johnspartan3465]

the 🐐

[@SnoopySnoops1]

Gary was phenomenal...

[@davidc2733]

As i recall, he played this gig in pain with a damaged hand. Saw him many times, many may be touted as being the best, he was my favourite.

[@shiannesmith6877]

I loved jimi's Red House so I bet this one will be a favorite❤

[@arizrich]

I bet it is a favorite now!

[@jeffcotten1748]

50 Years of the Stratocaster Concert, lots of great acts. Gary closed it

[@Rock_Snob]

Who would want to follow that performance? 😂

[@marthag9321]

​❤ WOW! Not me!!!😂 That was 🔥💥🔥 And not stereotyping, but he looks like the unpopular guy from high school!! 😮

[@Rock_Snob]

@@marthag9321 actually before the bar incident he was a handsome guy, but he was very self conscious about the deep scars on his face. (Not a beer bottle but a thick beer glass)

[@marthag9321]

@@Rock_Snob Ooohh, honestly didn't see scars, now I feel bad🙄 so busy looking at those hands in ultra high gear! Terry Kath like!

[@shirleybhs9zd6li5i]

OMG. Phew, just too, too good for words. Thanks much Robert K and Lee. What a ride. Blessings.

[@Trunkfish]

Dude yes! I remember watching this back in the day this is the greatest Jimi Tribute Cover I’ve ever heard. Gary was an absolute beast of emotion

[@tonyjforder]

You simply MUST try Toto's live version of this song. You get the lot - not just fantastic guitar work, but also bass, drums and wonderful keys. Stunning!

[@DonBolton-d6t]

This performance was from an anniversary celebration of the Stratocaster and the DVD release showed many axmen from Hank Marvin, David Gilmore, and a. Bunch of others. Gary was just one of many that show. Damn good use of the fretboard using feeling and great tonal dynamics….

[@user-tb9dx9mg2njsb]

Pure magic!!! Awesome pick!!!!✌🏻❤️

[@mwjsbleakwater564]

Do Shapes of things, live in Ireland 1984. From his hard rock heydays. Saw him loads of times live. Best guitarist to ever walk the earth.

[@jmnjoe1]

Dude you need to to play Philip Sayce if you want to be blown away by a man who embodies hendrix and stevie with his own spin and he is around 40 or so. He is a great person I met him at the Internation guitar festival in Dallas Tx. I can send the link if you want. He is pretty much an independent artist who has played with Jeff Healey and Melissa Etheridge. He is on tour right now but you will be blown away and he could use the exposure. He actually was born in Wales and grow up in Canada and his folks were huge clapton srv and beatles fans. Like I said & I know I’m not a payteon subscriber but I try to watch all you reactions. So let me know if that is a possibility. He does this particular version of Who Knows. He is phenomenal and has many video’s on KZbin class act in every sense and road tested for many years. He is obscure and under the radar but dude light is shining bright and he isn’t self destructive. Alright my brother there’s my pitch you won’t be sorry. And neither will your subscribers. I’m a guitarist with huge srv and hendrix influences but this guy blow me away. Alright I’m done. By the Gary Moore is a monster guitarist and a big influence as well and his jam faces are iconic. His music flows out of him like the mouth of the Mississippi river.

[@ralphcroce9077]

At your suggestion, I checked out Philip Sayce. I see what you mean! The dude is right up there. Thanks for the tip! I will be checking other philip stuff.

[@-R.Gray-]

The bass player was Pino Palladino, who besides playing in John Mayer's trio, is a studio musician with a list of credits a mile long.

[@JoeSlish-q2e]

played with the who

[@frankingenito]

An absolute must listen is Gary's live version of the Roy Buchanan song, The messiah will come again. A 10 minute instrumental of mind blowing guitar. I think it is Gary at his best.

[@robertkern9911]

that will be my next request

[@delorangeade]

I saw Gary Moore a couple of times in the 1980's, so that's the era that has the best memories for me. Not so much his later blues recordings. That said the Gary Moore performance I would recommend is Flight of the Snow Moose (audio only) from his fusion period in the late 1970's, doubly recommended because it has Simon Phillips on the drums.

[@jamesknox7171]

Would have loved to see Gary and SRV play together!

[@christophersimpson9245]

This is taken from "The Strat Pack" live in concert DVD celebrating 50 years of the Fender Stratocaster, Joe Walsh, David Gilmour, Brian May all played here and lots of other great artists.

[@L33Reacts]

Awesome thank you for letting me know. That’s what the copyright claim said after I posted it but I didn’t know when it was or anything.

[@pvank1799]

Just got into his music about a year ago because he's a friend of George Harrison. Fantastic guitarist.

[@lookmanohands1966]

Good ol' Gary, he could mop the floor with most.

[@fenderchamp8241]

Gary has many scorching tunes. This is one of them.

[@whaleoilbeefhooked62]

Wow,I got into Gary back in the 80s and he never seemed to be affected by age,still a special player right to the end.Have a listen to Nuclear attack and White knuckles,the cover of Roy Buchanans,The messiah will come again.Cool pick ,Robert.

[@brianwacker9111]

My favorite Gary Moore performance is The End of the world off of corridors of power. Vocals by Jack Bruce and Gary shreds ferociously.

[@DavidMorgan-e1s]

Saw him playing a Strat at Reading festival in 1983 with G Force .Both he and the band were fabulous

[@RobertERensch]

I think Gary clicked Jimi in about at the start of the wah pedal section. Before the solos, when he was singing, the guitar chops between vocal lines were standard blues fills. After the solo, the guitar echoed and paralleled the vocal melody, which was Hendrix signature stuff. Gary could play some.

[@sharondavid-melly1498]

Excellent talent he surely is but only one guitar sings in my heart 💚

[@DonBolton-d6t]

The recording DVD was called The Strat Pack 50 year anniversary. The band was the house band for that show.

[@discombobulatedbiscuit232]

in hungary, they called him, "The lord of the strings. i think if a guitar could bleed, gary would have made it do so...

[@starfire6122]

Wouldn't you have loved it if SRV would have done this!!! 💞✌️

[@mstewart109]

Love Gary Moore!! More daily ok with me😂

[@robertdawson8522]

There was a show that was a tribute to Fender. Bunch of Badass guitar players got up there and played.Think this is from that show

[@Robert-wn2cw]

Garry was one of the best!!

[@StephenRoss-pj9ih]

He acts like he’s having sex with that guitar. He’s so intense!🙀🎸

[@scotstevens5263]

MY HAIR ON MY ARMIS STANDING ON END🙃🙃🙃

[@claytonpaul4259]

Kills it every time. The tone. Little speakers can't do this justice. We just went to the Experience Hendrix show last week, if you can get to the west coast I'm pretty sure they got more shows. Zak Wyld, Eric Johnson, Kenny Wayne Shepherd, so many more epic players. The drummer is from Stevie Ray Vaughns band, and they just go through the hits and it's amazing. I think Gary may have been involved at the onset of the tour they've been doing maybe since the 90's.

[@alanmartin-hz5bp]

Parisiene walkway live at Montreux Gary at his soloing best 👌

[@franciscialini7489]

❤😊

[@rghilino6734]

You cannot do a bad version of Red House. It's a perfect blues song.

[@JoeSlish-q2e]

welcome to the guitar world of gary moore

[@CapnBob2010]

Now do Roy Buchanan's "The Messiah Will Come Again" (Live) by Gary Pure. Passion.

[@kaybee4143]

Jimi never possessed the lead guitar chops that Gary had. This is far and away the best cover I've ever seen of Red House. I've seen a lot of them. Kudos to Jimi. He wrote it 30+ years earlier.

[@julienmarquet8612]

FOR SURE YOU NEVER PLAYED GUITAR YOU LOSER😂😂😂😂😂HEY, WHY DO YOU THINK HENDRIX IS THE GREATEST AND GARY IS NOT KNOWN😂😂😂😂😂IDIOT....A GREATEST MUSICIAN A GREAT GUITARIST IT'S NOT JUST TO BE ABLE TO PLAY FAST....IN THAT VERSION GARY MOORE, I LIKE A LOT, IS RIDICULOUS....VAS TE FAIRE ENCULER....FUCK OFF FROM FRANCE

[@hesch-tag]

Only to the superficial music lovers. Always impressed by the wrong things.

[@robertkern9911]

Gary for me is the GOAT better than Hendrix

[@jamesfejedelem5831]

Gary is my GOAT.

[@hesch-tag]

That is because your taste buds are not fully developed. I love Gary but his blues has nowhere the imagination and variation like Jimi's. I can't stand this version. It is one cliché fest. Very well executed. Compare this to the San Diego version by Jimi and you think this is anywhere near that one, or even better, you have completely lost your sense.

[@JoeSlish-q2e]

more moore please

[@Crackity_Jones.]

" hes got the technical part down perfectly" ...... No Shit.

[@marthag9321]

❤👏🔥👏🎉👏

[@pauljoncas3011]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@bengazeley9730]

Lemmy said 'Gary had a face like a welder's bench'. A bit harsh I thought, Lemmy was no oil painting himself.

[@Jonniboi-di7qu]

Parisinne Walkway,live, is anotheer great tune

[@HellenKillerProject]

In my top 10 guitarists list ... This whole show was about Jimi .. Sadly Gary left the stage at his own time.

[@Crackity_Jones.]

The Messiah will come Again.

[@ralphcroce9077]

IMO One of the very best red houses. But I think you owe it to yourself to try paul gilbert's red house, posted 6 years ago. I think stylistically Paul's might be better, but speed wise they might be tied. Also check yngwies version. IMO those and Gary's are the 3 best. At the very least, please check Paul's version. Very well said indeed, about jimis legacy.

[@L33Reacts]

Thank you for watching! I will definitely check out your suggestion. Jimi was one a kind. And he will never be replicated ! But this is as close as you can get lol

[@sdkdmd9072]

You need to check out Hendrix Pali Gap, jam / jelly 292, the stars that played with laughing Sam‘s dices these are all off the album loose ends

[@rmtsohyang-yoyoka6013]

yes pali gap my favorite jimi song, but none on youtube any more, vimeo has the original jimi, youtube only has people trying to copy it

[@valogden]

You really should take a look at one of Taj Farrant's performances of this. I believe he played it at his NAMM show last year, too. To backtrack, Taj plays it more in the style of Gary Moore, which makes sense because he's his favorite guitar player. Taj is 15 and recently released his first album, which went #2 on Billboard Blues charts and #1 on iTunes worldwide blues charts. It also has 6 of his original songs on it that also were #1 when they were released. The album is now under Grammy Consideration for Best Blues Contemporary Album. Taj has been selling out shows on his tour across country and appearing at several big blues events and coming away from them as the standout performer among attendees. Taj opened a few shows for Buddy Guy and he is going to be one of the performers on the Jimi Hendrix Experience tour for a few shows next week. He attracts a more mature audience which is surprising at first when you consider he's 15. I flew to Phoenix to see him and words cannot describe how good he is and how you feel watching him play. Mind blowing! I look forward to seeing him again. There's a reason he has people coming from around the country again and again to watch him. The best thing is he's a really nice humble kid and his parents are amazing! I really like his mom. She's so sweet. It would be fun to see you react to Gary Moore playing Parisienne and live at Montreux and then watch Taj play it at one of his recent shows or I know his performance at City Winery in Nashville is really good. He takes Gary's amazing playing and puts his contemporary blues touch on it...amazing.

[@timwestcott361]

Supreme - power and passion. His tribute to Phil Lynott concert - he played in Thin Lizzy - is total guitar crush. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqmaeYiEp9-sfM0

[@dustylane2898]

When Scott Gorham joined to play Black Rose was a real treat!

[@tinicum54]

Check out. Dazed and Confused, Ed Palermo Big Band (2023 Audio Presentation), youtube. Mainly a Zappa cover band. Excellent violinist in this, Katy Jacoby.

[@stevenfreeman7798]

Sure this was an event organised by marshal amps?. If I remember Mr gilmour played as well!!

[@mstewart109]

Daaaang, it sounds like Jimi. Lol. What better cover than Gary Moore?

[@will-x9c]

Not a saloon, a whorehouse. Red House. C'mon Jim

[@craigreid7178]

I am a musician of over 60 years and I've heard many of the best live including Hendrix, BB King, Jeff Beck and many more and IMHO Gary Moore is the best guitar player that ever lived. The proof is in this song - "THE MESSIAH WILL COME AGAIN" - kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZyTaJ1tgch_p9k

[@ralliswiesenthal3495]

The Police Grooves & Fills | Stewart Copeland kzbin.info/www/bejne/rnO8Y62Fa6pnoas

[@garyrosenberg3369]

This is from a concert at Wembley Arena in 2004 celebrating 50 years of Fender Stratocaster, with a bunch of guitarists like Brian May and Joe Walsh. Great BluRay! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Strat_Pack?wprov=sfla1

[@nycskiped]

And Pino ? JHC

[@delorangeade]

Yes, Pino.

[@mstewart109]

Lee, i thought SRV was the best. This guy is close…

[@HellBatDC]

This is from Fender's 50th anniversary of the Strat celebration. Lots of great performances at the show, but i wouldn't have wanted to follow Gary.

[@JoeSlish-q2e]

gary moore never toured in the usa which is why he is not better known here

[@Tengo-n4l]

Toured, he had 4-5 concerts in usa..

[@JoeSlish-q2e]

@@Tengo-n4l gary moore did not tour in the us, if you can find any evidence of it I would love to here a live concert

[@Tengo-n4l]

​@@JoeSlish-q2e kzbin.info/www/bejne/rH6pialup8epZ9ksi=u2X_YlB8IDD_FfYL