Gary Moore - The Messiah Will Come Again (REACTION) with my wife

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[@RonniePeterson]

Rolling Stone magazine recently published their joke of a list of the top 250 guitarists of all time. Gary Moore, along with so many others, was conspicuous by his absence. Few if any, ever reached this level of performance and feel of man and guitar. RIP Gary, you sir were and are a LEGEND. Top reaction from you both and a joy to see you feeling as well as hearing this performance.

[@robertrohde4579]

Gary Moore is the greatest guitarist to ever grace this world!

[@Tijuanabill]

No matter the number, if Rolling Stone is rating a thing, there will be more than the total number left off, that should have been included. Nobody does lists worse, than Rolling Stone.

[@amjrpain919]

Very few were as good... None were Better!

[@JB-jz9ib]

I agree 100 % . Was lucky enough to see him with THIN LIZZY once and solo 3 times . The BEST!@@robertrohde4579

[@Straydogger]

@@Tijuanabill Rolling Stone is a joke now.

[@craigreid7178]

I have been a musician (bass) for over 60 years and I've heard many of the greats live - Jimi Hendrix, BB King, Jeff Beck, Ted Nugent, and many more and nobody comes close to Gary Moore. This, IMHO, is the greatest guitar performance ever recorded and he is the greatest guitar player that ever lived. This performance is absolute perfection!!!

[@paulbuxton1326]

Gary blows the crap polls away he’s the man 🎼👌

[@largemouthhunter5014]

I 100% agree with you , levels above anyone else , Superb 🎸

[@markdamico771]

I'm going to brag a little bit I was lucky enough to see this man and perform this song it was unbelievable the whole show was just unbelievable best show ever

[@markdamico771]

Being lucky enough to see Gary Moore I love seeing how happy his music makes people it actually makes me cry in a happy way

[@LordRahl1975]

Still Got The Blues Live in Montreux is another great one and so is Parissiene Walkways. I love Gary Moore. The emotion he puts into his playing is what makes him exceptional in my opinion.😊

[@ballinas32]

Gary Moore; Il capo di tutti Capi; The King of all Kings; The best guitarist ever lived: RIP.

[@skevich1]

Gary Moore plays the guitar with his soul. The Blues makes you feel so good.

[@RichardSmith-td9bs]

I am 77 years old and it has been a privilege to share this planet with this man.

[@rudymorganti7155]

Rock in peace Gary. What a gift for humanity. 💯❤️🇮🇹🇧🇪🇪🇺

[@stevenlemons2602]

Both of your reactions to Gary's playing are incredible. I have loved this man for decades. Through both of you, Gary will continue. Love you both.

[@nelsono4315]

Gary played with a fire and passion that is unequaled. My favorite guitarist, bar none !

[@johnm506]

Gary can touch every sense in your body and all your emotions with his talent. You can debate who was the greatest guitarist ever but generations will have differing opinions let’s just say he is without doubt among the greats and that is unarguable

[@andersgranstrom7128]

I understand you have trouble finding words to describe it! Gary has a way of reaching through with his playing, beautiful tone! One of my favorites, having listening to him pretty much all my life - and yes, what an honor to be at the receiving end of all of his songs! Thank you guys for this one! RIP Gary 😍

[@RandyMcKernan]

I think "masterpiece" is the word that applies here. 😊😮🎸

[@JeromeDukes]

They don't come much better than Gary Moore. He's my favorite guitar player. I think the word you were looking for is "soulful". This video is my favorite display of guitar playing I've ever seen. The skill level, the techniques used and the creativity if just off the charts. The guitar was speaking and leaves you wanting more.

[@robertgarcia3031]

Moore was one of the greatest guitarists of all time and near the top. Rolling Stone magazine doesn't know what they are writing about.

[@piwaka50]

In my opinion you have just witnessed the best guitar solo ever played by possibly the best guitarist in the world playing a unique Les Paul guitar called "Greenie." This guitar is now owned by Kirk Hammett of Metallica fame, who describes the guitar having a unique sound and still bears wear patches left by Gary's fingers. Great reaction thanks.

[@mwjsbleakwater564]

Best guitarist to ever walk the earth. Saw him plenty of times live. Always gave 100 pst and then some. Sorely missed.

[@Harpharpmanman48]

Great tribute to Roy Buchanan!

[@amjrpain919]

R.I.P Gary, You're still the Best...💯💔🙏

[@todtiger]

Brilliant. I had the pleasure of seeing him three times. Roy Buchanan wrote the song and his version is well worth checking out.

[@daseguin]

Greatest guitarist alongside Jeff Beck.

[@hpb5495]

Saw the great Roy Buchanan play this at the Orpheum Theater in Boston, 1972.

[@Mcqlfc]

This is the best guitar instrumental performance ever. Even watching it on KZbin, you feel the notes he is playing and normally, only a vocalist can get that reaction. Eddie Van Halen apparently said Gary was the only guitarist who frightened him! I saw him twice and he was unreal. Guitarist can shred and be technical but what Gary did was played with his actual DNA which is so, so unique. So sad that he is gone.

[@triradial]

A master at work. Transcendental.

[@Fritjof-or7bt]

Gary Moore is the only one that have made me tear up by a guitar solo, ever. One of a kind. One of my biggest idols growing up. I miss him so much.

[@dennisgormley6123]

I cry every time I hear this!

[@RivieraKid69]

The whole point of this song was joy. I think it worked... I saw Gary Moore in 1984, genius, gentleman, genius...

[@kjr2868]

I know it takes millions of hours of practise, but as you say 'you have to be born with talent to create such a masterful rendition .! I love your reaction!!!

[@MrHolmgren194]

I have also no words left to describe Gary. All i know is he`s been a part of my life for more than forty years now and he will be with me for the rest of my life.

[@TheBstb32]

Great reaction, Gary really was special. There is a great video on here of him playing live with BB King the song 'The Thrill has Gone'. It's incredible, with two unbelievable talents feeding off each other. RIP to both.

[@MegaIronleg]

WOWWWWW..!!!! GLAD TO HEAR YOU EXPERIENCED GARY, A BIG FAVOURITE OF MY, HE IS ALSO A PRETTY GOOD SINGER …. ENJOY 👏

[@spartakdauti9783]

Wild Frontier , Out in the Field , Friday on mind , Walkin By myself , The Loner , Parissienne Walkaways, Empty Rooms Midnight Blues, and so many more. Gary Moore The Guitar God .

[@BaxterThewall]

Underrated... underappreciated... Just... majestic !!!

[@mpmlopes]

I know right? Rolling Stone didn't even add it to their 250 guitar players list. He should have been in the top 10.

[@MikeJackal]

Let's give a little credit not to talent, or to natural gifts. But to the tens of thousands of hours Gary spent crafting his art and practicing to be this good. Credit his dedication and discipline to the instrument.

[@phillipward8776]

I know thousands of guitarist who have put in the practice. You can't practice your way into soul, that only comes with talent and inspiration.

[@leewright6101]

gary moore could always make a guitar weep and cry ,, its like the guitar was alive, and was talkin to u im a huge gary moore fan such tallent never to be heard live ever again, he was amazing one of my all time fav guitarists,!

[@jmorrow7298]

I saw Gary in Belfast when he brought Phil Lynot on as a guest He was an inspiration to so many aspiring guitarists Awesome player Enjoy

[@FadyHelou-ft2tp]

Gary Moore is one of the greatest guitarist. It is an amazing song for him. Appreciate your reaction of his great song: Empty Rooms

[@evil4d]

Great reaction 👌

[@royferguson2297]

Gary the Belfast Boy, greatest in the World.

[@chameleon6222]

That was a very good reaction...Too bad we lost an exceptional musician he was 54 years old.RIP Gary Moore! Thank you!

[@GaryParris]

Gary is a sad loss! One of the best that ever lived! The irish boy who can play the blues and rock!

[@DanielLee-zq7li]

Last 30 seconds is sublime

[@clivematthews5296]

Well done. This is such a superb live performance. He was originally with Thin Lizzy. His Hendrix covers are excellent.

[@flowersnyams]

Skid Row(Irish) 1968/71. Still got the vinyl somewhere

[@lucianodarciliorodrigues9611]

Gary Moore The best of guitar,,,,, ,,,, sugestion parisienne walkaways,,2010 in Montreux,,,,

[@antoniocunha8772]

he is a great singer too, try separate ways or still got the blues for you alive , its a real master

[@joeykopack]

I see both of you feeling this song in your soul😊

[@jan7362]

Gary the Great. Combines awesome technique and pure emotion in his songs. RIP Gary.

[@Bill-kj5xw]

One of the all time greats you want to play still got the blues for you Gary done glad you like him you do a great show keep it up 👍👍👍

[@deanwilliams6233]

You guys are great👌

[@johnspangenberg8879]

It was a pure joy watching your reaction and listening to your comments. I do hope that the sound of beautiful music will bring people together in this challenging period of time. Bless you.

[@lucianodarciliorodrigues9611]

Thank you

[@Tonyboy3623]

One of the greatest , a master of the art feels the guitar just like our Dave G RIP Gary 🥲🥲🥲from a life long fan

[@patrickgrant4804]

The word you're looking for.....Emotion....

[@moorewilliam4193]

Gary was master of master

[@stephenroberts8964]

One of the most underrated guitarists of ALL time.

[@ledzeplover58]

Now check out Roy Buchanan's version. He wrote it.

[@JoshGrant-e7t]

A god amongst all guitarists. This guy can actually sing too but the way he plays, you dont even need lyrics. The greatest story writing through guitar

[@jlb6]

Great guitarist but check,out the Roy Buchanan original. Roy’s sad end only adds to the poignancy of the song, and the touching poem in the original just felt right.

[@Paul-pl6dl]

I loved watching Gary Moore playing that 59 Les Paul Standard that was given to him by Peter Green from Fleetwood Mac fame and Gary loved writing Instramental songs in the day

[@FlGulfer2]

The G.O.A.T. this man was the $#^%$*&...

[@aaronherbison7316]

Im proud to be born and raised 30 miles from Gary's hometown of Belfast and we are very proud of him.. incredible guitarist.. check out "Over the hills and far away" he was a great singer too

[@richardromney9205]

as a son of abraham. what ever road we take. all of us, hold true to our heart. good will out. thank you.

[@antoniocarlin5026]

pd.- I forgot it.....NIGHTWISH had a AWESOME Gary´s cover: "Over the Hills and far away"

[@danieltrickey9285]

Lots of people play those notes but Gary hit the right note at the right time to make you satisfied.

[@66THEOSU]

Thank you for reacting to Gary Moore. RIP Gary, such a talent gone way too soon. His 1990 version of The Stumble is also a legendary performance. As a nearly 60 year old who has been playing guitar for nearly 50 years, (my father was also a musician so he started my brother and I when we were kids), Gary Moore has been one of a very few influences in my guitar playing life. Miss you Gary, legend.

[@realitybytez]

rest in peace mr. moore. you are missed.

[@jacobscreek1000]

He was, is and always will be the best bar none. Check out anything by him for a treat

[@Agenthoover1]

What makes him even more impressive is the fact that Gary was actually left handed, he learned to play right handed due to the lack of left handed guitars back in the day,

[@romeoromo-kt5vn]

Gary...The Monster!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RushfanUK]

I saw Gary a number of times live, one of my top five guitarists and sadly missed, RIP Gary.

[@antonylacroix6475]

Lucky to see him several times - an absolute legend

[@coreywheatcroft1374]

Such beautiful souls and pureness love you guys so much

[@westparkmedia089]

Alltime No. 1. Can't imagine to have seen this Live. Not possible to play more intense. GM+Greeny+Soldano is... I don't know. I have seen him 3 times, but he never played like this. It was a special night.

[@desichambers7556]

That Les Paul guitar is "Greeny", owned originally and named after Peter Greene from Fleetwood Mac. He sold it to Gary in the 70s. A legendary guitar owned by two guitar legends.

[@Snakehead1964]

Now owned by Kirk Hammett

[@sparpant]

@@Snakehead1964You are correct. The last sentence from the OP should read “A legendary guitar owned by two guitar legends and Kirk Hammett.” 😬 Seriously though, maximum respect to Kirk for buying the guitar and then playing it at pretty much every gig since 👏

[@RobertHayes-i2r]

First thing is , bless you for the sneeze ,you know a good rock song can break your heart ,and like this it can heal your heart , you guys are spot on

[@theatti2d]

I was fortunate enough to see Gary in the early 80's. He's an amazing guitarist. Might i suggest Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush? Definitely some serious guitar playing with him as well.

[@stephensmith4480]

Exceptional doesn't even come close when describing Gary, it was a sad day when he left us. That 59 Burst that he is playing is also famous in it's own rite, not only did he get it off the late great Peter Green but also some of the greatest Musicians to grace us have also played it. BB King, Muddy Waters, Rory Gallagher, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Hendrix to name a few. R.I.P Garry 🙏

[@shspurs1342]

Sometimes there’s no needs for words.

[@sandorhartig3957]

When people are gonna realize the REAL power of MUSIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@willemipema2409]

Feeling the music

[@Tomcat088]

I am loving your reactions! You understand that there’s never a good moment to pause or stop this music, you just have to try to work with it. His music is so beautiful and you can just see how he feels it. Music goes so far beyond lyrics, understanding the words or no words; it’s beyond words. His hands do the singing and emotions that we run through. Y’all are right that there will never be a “best guitarist”. It just touches you in the places that you are in life, and depending on what mood you’re in, what mood it puts you in, it’s just subjective and just trying to appreciating what they’re doing and how it makes you feel is the most important thing. They hear a main line, and then they just feel and express themselves through their hands. It is a very intimate, touching, and openness that they bless us with. I loved your reaction, and you have a new subscriber. Thank you.

[@michaoginski6220]

Thanks Guys. Mayby you find some time to react Another Gary's song. Mayby empty rooms 1987? Dziękuję.

[@mixell2021]

master class

[@christopherhuot2826]

LOVE ❤️ GARY 🙏 RIP

[@jimdunagan4180]

Right On :)

[@iansimmons735]

I've been playing guitar since 1975, and Gary Moore was my biggest influence. He was a master of guitar melody, and technique. He was very well known among guitarists, but maybe not so much among most people... it is a shame, but he was reasonably successful nonetheless. A great loss.

[@Straydogger]

He never had any big "hits". But what a GREAT guitar player he was! The people that don't know him don't know what they are missing. R.I.P. Mr. Moore. 😞

[@seanbarker4610]

Great Music expresses the emotions that you have difficulty communicating with words!

[@CelticSaint]

The guitar he is playing is a 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard, affectionately called 'Greeny' because it was first owned by Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac. Kirk Hammet of Metallica now owns it. The history of the guitar is very interesting to learn about. Some of the great pieces of popular music of the last 60 years have been written on it.

[@patcow9999]

Lovely reaction guys, no singing needed in this song. There are a few great GM songs on here, Still Got the Blues and Parisienne Walkways (Montreux Jazz Fest. is best). I also love his tribute to Jimi Hendrix - Red House (where, like Jimi, he uses a Fender Strat guitar). Possibly the only guitarist who could take that task on!

[@michaelmckenna7654]

There is simply no better....brilliant fellow Irishman

[@brianconlon4744]

More Mooore. R.I.P. 🤘🎸

[@nancyfranchetto938]

Your reaction is so pure and real. This version of the late great Roy Buchanan’s song is exceptionally well done. Gary was one of the few guitarists who could even attempt to cover this creation. Do yourself a favour and listen to Roy’s original. You won’t be disappointed. Here are the words spoken at the beginning of “The Messiah Will Come Again”. Just a smile, just a glance The Prince of Darkness He just walked past There's been a lot of people And they've had a lot to say But this time, I'm gonna tell it my way There was a town, There was a strange little town, they called "The World" It was a lonely, lonely little town 'Til one day a stranger appeared And their hearts rejoiced And the sad little town was happy again But there was some that doubted They disbelieved so they mocked him And that stranger, he went away Now the sad little town that was sad yesterday It's a lot sadder today I walked in a lot of places I never should have been But I know that the Messiah, he will come again

[@JamesDrumm-c2z]

Roy never gets enough love.

[@AW11-e4h]

European’s took Americas forgotten blues and gave it back to us with a new flair 🤘

[@allenhuling598]

Great reaction as always, the only problem is that you didn't get to hear him sing! Seriously though, in your next reaction to one of Gary's songs you'll gain even more appreciation for him when you hear his voice on top of his soulful guitar playing! One of a kind, wish he was still with us!

[@antoniocarlin5026]

NEXT! David Gilmoure's fav guitar all time: Jeff Beck ❤

[@veredwald6776]

You really need to listen to ;The Loner Live in Stockholm. Simply Incredible!!!

[@lmb3962]

Roy Bucanan wrote and plays this song and there are words if you want to check it out.

[@OldTrucker958]

Love you guys! Love your reaction to Jeff Harley. He truly was proof positive that all things are possible. Check him out playing in the movie Roadhouse with another lost star Patrick Swayze

[@Gr8Buccaneer]

another great guy,who left us way too early..RIP Gary

[@iamthatiam8894]

I Am already here. 😊 Reminder, To enter My New Heaven on Earth, you must sing a Mexican song, old or new song with Banda o Mariachi Your choice Sinceramente ✝️

[@bertieborough]

This song was written and first performed by Roy Buchanan and you can find many of his performances of this song on You Tube. While Gary Moore is one of the greatest blues guitarists of all time, so was Roy Buchanan. Though stylistically different both struggled with their place in the guitar community, and it would take a better man than me to say who was the better guitarist. Roy Buchanan died in a gaol (Jail) cell under questionable circumstances in August of 1988. He was 48 at the time of his death. Check him out, you won't be disappointed.

[@rightorwrong7933]

Played for a while with Thin Lizzy i beleive on a song called Parisian Walkway

[@jazzmandolin5004]

I'm Canadian by birth......but, Irish by the Grace of God. ;)