OUR FIRST TIME LISTENING TO GARY MOORE - Red House

As the title of this video describes, this is both of our first times listening to Gary Moore. In this video we listen to his cover of Jimi Hendrix's Red House, an incredible performance and take on the original
As always, make sure to leave any recommendations down below.

[@brianaugustine4651]

U don't critique Gary Moore u listen and enjoy a master of his craft

[@maximiliancassius6300]

You prolly dont give a shit but if you are stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Have been binge watching with my girlfriend for the last few months xD

[@mwjsbleakwater564]

Nobody plays with more fire, passion and feeling than Gary Moore. Rest in Peace, Gary.

[@fnbreact2679]

Rip to a legend that performance was something else. So much passion you can see the love for music he has when he played

[@frankzappa1191]

Gary moore ,stevie Ray vaughan, Roy Buchanan...

[@timothybyrom5560]

Respectfully I must say. He plays circles around Jimmy. I'm a fan, but you have innovation, then perfection.

[@wadejohnson4342]

He makes his guitar cry, laugh, and dance between notes. Great.

[@johnm506]

It’s difficult to say he’s the greatest when talking guitar players but this genius is really a serious contender

[@kimstayt8967]

Gary Moore is the best guitarist. This was a big Fender Anniversary Celebration that they asked Gary perform at. That was Jimi Hendrix's actual renowned red Fender guitar he was playing. Gary Moore started out playing with Skid Row, Thin Lizzy, BBM, Coliseum. He's played in all kinds of genres, hard rock, heavy metal, rock, jazz fusion, blues & blues rock. He was born in Ireland & Thin Lizzy was an Irish rock band which included Phil Lynott. Gary finally went out on his own & was Europe's Stevie Ray Vaughan. BTW, he was the ONLY performer at the Fender Celebration to receive a standing ovation. Check out his other music: "Still Got the Blues"- Montreax 1990 "The Loner" "The Messiah will Come Again"-Montreax 1990 -The fretwork is amazing & up close camera work. Greatest guitarist & songwriter extraordinaire. He plays with the fire & passion it takes to be a great! His faces he makes are a product of that passion. He died in 2011 of a heart attack.

[@precbsfender]

This is the Best Version of Red House I've ever heard, and that's coming from someone who's seen Hendrix do it live twice..

[@LodewijkVrije]

The messiah comes again live at montreux jazz festival, if you want to see gary strut his stuff on the guitar that is definitely the video to check out.

[@fnbreact2679]

Def looking forward to checking that out soon thank you for the suggestion

[@Zombie-Tog]

This was at the Fender 50 year celebration concert, not only was Gary a last minute stand in for someone else but he played this with an infected broken hand and no real rehearsal

[@davidmcglone7442]

Gary Moore is one of the best blues and rock guitarists in last 40 years. May he RIP. Try Parisienne Walkways Montreux 2010.

[@1994renny]

Gary Moore "Empty Rooms" live Stockholm 1987 & "The Messiah Will Come Again" live Montreux 1990. You won't be dissapointed!

[@fnbreact2679]

U got it thanks for the suggestions🤝

[@burb92]

Gary is definitely one of the tops on my guitarist list

[@patricksmith9590]

Mr Gary Moore from Belfast n Ireland one of the greatest guitars that ever played he played with the band on and off Thin lizzy you should cheek out❤

[@j.t.3798]

You've just discovered one of the GOATS!

[@fnbreact2679]

Yess we did will look more into his music in the future

[@romeoandthelonelygir]

Just found this video. Great that you guy are listening to it. The performance was in 2004 at Wembley arena as part of the 50th anniversary of the Fender Stratocaster. They had David Gilmour, Amy Winehouse, Brian May, Paul Rodgers, Joe Walsh. And Jimi Hendrix died in 1970. He was part of the '27' club along with Amy Winehouse, Jim Morrison and Kurt Cobain who died too young

[@dewapd1169]

He was a rock/metal guy in the 80's. Check out All Messed Up live in Stolkholm, 1987 I think. It's like the fastest guitar solo I ever heard!!

[@mattomeara6217]

Great reaction guys👍try " The messiah will come again " by Gary Moore

[@fnbreact2679]

Thank you for the support and will do🤝

[@murdoch691]

Apart from gilmour there is no one that makes a guitar sing I would have loved to see them play together

[@amjrpain919]

R.I.P Gary, You're Still The Best...💯💔🙏 Down the rabbit hole you go guys, enjoy the trip!👋👁👁👍

[@caucasianbulldog6057]

You've never heard of Gary Moore? Where have you been living all your life, under a rock?

[@mpmlopes]

Gary Moore is definitely worth listening to more. If you're not familiar with his stuff, I recommend you listen to his live performance of Still Got The Blues (it's easy to find, it's the one with 85 Million views).

[@louisetalbot848]

The Master. Check out Gary with Thin Lizzy and Cozy Powell doing “Don’t Believe a Word” at the Old Gray Whistle Test ‘75 approx.

[@bringo4392]

Jimi Hendrix- purple haze live from Atlanta Pop festival.

[@fnbreact2679]

🤝

[@klausengelhardt3974]

Hey Guy you need to review blues for Jimi where Gary Moore plays with Jimi Hendrix's old band members. It's a whole live concert all of the songs are amazing versions of Jimi's originals.

[@stephenrice4554]

The Gary Moore and Rory Gallagher wormhole will groove you into another world 👍🇬🇧

[@ogi62]

Michael From Poland.😊 Thanks.

[@fnbreact2679]

Thanks Michael for the recommendation. Was a great song and we are looking forward to doing more of Gary moore in the future!

[@micko11154]

Hey guys, ummm, it's in stereo. Sharing the headset is only giving each of you half of the mix, left channel has things not in the right channel and vice versa! So you're not even hearing all of the song. Just sayin'.

[@fnbreact2679]

Holy crap, appreciate the tip man. That actually makes a lot of sense

[@liamgalloway8439]

Total legend 🎸 love Gary Moore respect to the max always his guitar was alive

[@micko11154]

Wow Pino Palladino on bass! Epic!

[@fnbreact2679]

A true master of his craft

[@raydotzler9117]

Gary Moore Parisienne Walkways 🔥🔥🔥

[@scottbaldwin7133]

he was the best

[@JONNYHOTROD]

Equal to hendrix! 🇬🇧

[@starkmoore2684]

The loner live in Stockholm 1984, the messiah will come again 1990 Montreux or still got the blues 1990 live at Hammersmith or seperate ways from blues Alive in London i believe in 1992 if these dont blow you away then nothing will. No artist plays with speed and passion as he does and look how much he adjust the volume all the time, he knows exactly where the sustain is gonna be... He plays with melodic passion and only 10 sec. Burst and bring it back down..In my opinion one of the greatest guitar player who ever lived, he mastered all genres.

[@fnbreact2679]

We are both not so familiar with him but we know legends when we hear them. A true master of his craft looking forward to hearing more of his songs thank you for the recommendation🤝

[@andrescano7006]

Moore was a quantum leap over Hendrix--artistically and technically. Hendrix, Van Halen, et al. were one trick ponies. Meaning--they could only play in one style. Moore mastered rock, fusion, jazz, heavy metal, blues, etc. If you don't believe me, watch Moore's live rendition of 'Separate Ways.'

[@martinlepper4522]

You should each have a set of headphones. Gary is the best.

[@29memyselfandi]

Yeah would stop them talking and laughing the whole way through 😬

[@Alexandervraa]

You should react to Christone "Kingfish" Ingram - Empty Promises

[@fnbreact2679]

Sounds good man will check out in the future

[@NikoHL]

Gary is a guitar legend.. You should listen to Rory Gallagher.. Another Irish guitar legend.

[@robertsumners931]

Couldn't even get into this track because you two were YAPPING all the way through it, LISTEN to the damn song first then comment later ffs, unbelievable.!!

[@fnbreact2679]

yea I think everyone shares the same sentiment, we're still new to this. It was definitely a lapse in judgement thinking we could get away with not pausing or waiting til the end, will definitely refrain from talking over the artists in the future. Thank you for the feedback

[@robertsumners931]

@@fnbreact2679 No worries, i understand, here's another G.Moore track i stumbled on it's called ''Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways (Montreux 1999) This song blew me away literally, beautiful song, and the guitar solo is second to none, you guys should really play this to your subscribers, you won't regret it. Cheers.

[@fnbreact2679]

@@robertsumners931 will definitely check it out, also gonna be investing in a better headphone setup so we can enjoy the music the best we can :)

[@scottbaldwin7133]

better then hendrix

[@benfinesilver2250]

Hendrix couldn’t have laced his boots. Hendrix could not play anywhere near as well.

[@LaurenceOConnor-fg4dk]

Preach it, brother. Gary was a titan.

[@kanitsomarkos]

dont step on gary pls./...../

[@hesch-tag]

I love Gary, especially is rock periode (mid 80s) but to me this is the most cliché version of this song. Jimi's version from Randall's island, San Diego and Royal Albert Hall are the ultimate versions and all completely different as well. Jimi is the real deal.

[@crazydale1000]

Gary Moore was the best guitar to ever come out of Ireland. Check out "STILL GOT THE BLUES" by Gary Moore.

[@Johnnyfive55]

Rory G might disagree. But you are probably right

[@snezakovic]

When he said he hasn't heard of thia guy I stoped watching, where do you live? ignorance of youth...

[@antarcticorb9197]

Hendrix first.