R.I.P Gary Moore! Best Guitar Solo Ever!

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[@grahamrowley8393]

Sadly Gary died on holiday in Spain a few months later and it was almost as if he knew this was to be his last filmed guitar solo. The word genius is too often overused. In a musical sense Gary truly was a genius. Absolute legend. RIP

[@wde8160]

how would he have know he was going to die?.

[@unityrose110807]

Saw Gary play 3 times. Not ashamed to admit I cried every time! So, so pleased you took the time out to hear his guitar sing. Greatest guitarist ever...

[@brianlumsdon]

i saw him once, well staged!

[@Monsterdrumma]

I would say easily the most underrated guitarist in history! Gary was a beast man!

[@andersgranstrom7128]

...among musicians, he aint underrated Jo-Jo.... In my eyes, one of the best I have heard in my 54-year-old life!

[@Monsterdrumma]

@@andersgranstrom7128 He is a beast and guitarists love him but aside from them the average person never even heard of him.

[@andersgranstrom7128]

@@Monsterdrumma He was and still is pretty big here in Sweden, to the "normal" man... But I trust you, that he should have received more attention worldwide - as good as he actually was! But hey, let´s spread his music!

[@NUKE-W.E.F.]

Gary plays it from the heart, it's hard not to get emotional when these great blues players hit you right in the gut.

[@bigdave1302]

He is NOT underrated, maybe unknown to the general public?

[@sec1720]

You aren’t “crying”. You’re simply experiencing the music. And that’s one of the greatest gifts that music has to offer. You can be completely fine one minute, and a song hits your soul and you’re wiping away some tears like “wtf just happened to me”. If this is hitting that nerve, you may need to Wade deeper into the blues genre. So many great artists to be found in those waters.

[@Isleofskye]

Very well said.

[@mizmarvel8347]

"Still got the blues " hits my soul everytime. Gary Moore was a beast.

[@Salmacis99]

When a musician is truly a master, the instrument is an extension of their souls- and Gary Moore was a master who sang beauty through his guitar

[@brianmasinelli9694]

" still got the blues " is another unbelievable Gary Moore performance. No words can describe this track. The man is the maestro of the 🎸 great reaction men!

[@cameronpierce6558]

watching someone totally own their moment brings a tear to my eyes.

[@ratowey]

Gary was incredible live, i was lucky enough to see him a few times and he blew me away every time. Check out his work with Thin Lizzy and Phil Lynott.

[@stevem-h3562]

Yep. Saw him twice.... at Wembley Arena with BB and a year or so later at a tribute gig. Amazing guitar player. Sooooooo expressive..

[@helenboyd33]

Yeah, was lucky enough to see him play to his home crowd in Belfast NI, Kings Hall, late 80s I think, awesome concert, wish I could travel back in time to see it again just once

[@vickiejenkins-tripp5994]

Love me some Thin Lizzy!!

[@Npgilly1976]

And me twice , both times at Hammersmith odeon , guitar legend

[@aramhamparian9641]

Totally unique musician and artist. RIP Gary Moore.

[@daviddoran3673]

Stockholm 1987 live....

[@patriciacloix71]

🙏💖😱😭🎸

[@Shendowa]

Gary Moore was the guitarist for the rock band, Thin Lizzy, before he went solo. It’s criminal that Rolling Stones magazine didn’t include him in the “Top 100 Guitarists of All Time” list. His “Ballads and Blues” album is one of my favorite albums of all time. Such a great player. R.I.P Gary Moore. 🔥🎸🤘

[@electric8668]

Agreed

[@KozueMegami]

Beyond criminal given he's the best. Must have fkd the editors wife or something lol

[@sevfan1]

Had to make room for Joan Jett.

[@DavidMateos56]

Wait. They didn't include him? How's he not a top 10 guitarist? At the very least top 20. At the very least.

[@monte5293]

Because Rolling Stone magazine is run by fools.

[@BlueBarchetta67]

I saw Gary play so many times over the years that I have genuinely lost count. The guy was a guitar playing genius. I highly recommend The Messiah Will Come Again live in Montreux 1990, Gary's rendition of Jimi's Red House from the Strat Pack concert, Gary and Scott Gorhams live performance of Black Rose, and a live version of Still Got The Blues. All of these are jaw dropping performances. Love your videos guys.

[@markwilliams6394]

Saw him on the Corridors of Powers tour in Houston. You're right, he's amazing live. One of the best.

[@daviddoran3673]

Ah black rose!!!!

[@GravelBone367]

Gary Moore “still got the blues” is his most famous guitar work and definitely worth a listen. If you guys like guitarist, check out Pantera’s song “cowboys from Hell” Dimebag Darrell (RIP) goes off on guitar!

[@SageLakshmi]

cemetary gates though...

[@garethwaddon2499]

Him and bb King the best.

[@johnnolan8732]

My fav guitarist ever. The emotion just pours out of his playing.

[@conachcraig]

Today is the 6th of February the anniversary of Gary's passing after a long illness I was privileged to see and hear him for the kadt time not too long before his passing He was the best I ever heard or saw play a guitar Thank you for posting this video God bless you for that RIP Gary ♥️

[@JedLemon38]

Great take guys. His dueling guitar with BB is a great juxtaposition of two legends and the playful way they work together is simply joyous. Even BB was blown away at the end.

[@mariaportengen2959]

Goosebumps all over, every time hearing this. 🎸🎸🎶🎶

[@ardentynekent2099]

I, as well, Maria.

[@Johnny67557]

Gary is my fav guitarist ever. The entire song is about a lost love. Therefore the solo is VERY emotional.

[@mauriciovidrio9885]

Still got the blues by Gary Moore Live is another banger

[@ardentynekent2099]

Absolutely !

[@Tomcat088]

You are understanding what he’s playing, feeling, and you’re THERE! He makes the guitar cry and makes us, too. This song is legendary, and everyone has an opinion on what speaks to them the most; either way, nobody can say that this isn’t there. When you just take a breathe and take it in, it takes you so many places. Great reaction.

[@davidbentley145]

Gary was an artist extraordinaire of the first order...no doubt...music is the great unifier...you don't need language to communicate just a lovin intent presented honestly without pretense...Ty guys for this

[@py_a_thon]

The campfire of humanity. Music, food, warmth and stories.

[@PedrSion]

4 months after this concert, Gary died of a heart attack while he was on holiday in Spain. He was 58 years old. The best !

[@davidbentley145]

Gary was taken from us far too soon...RIP brother

[@alexgrancharov5109]

The fact that Gary is making almost every human alive cry when he listens to his songs just shows that he is the greatest guitarist of all time. No one can and no one will ever play with the emotion and feeling that Gary played with. R.I.P Gary, your legacy goes on and on!

[@misterhamstring1782]

Hear, hear! 👏👍

[@markstoudenmire4935]

I was lucky enough to see Gary Moore only one time way back in 1983 and he was the opening act for Krokus and Def Leppard, and in my opinion stole the show with his guitar prowess. My best friend and I literally went out the next day and bought his album simply based off of the performance the night before. Amazing guitarist. RIP.

[@largemouthhunter5014]

IMO Gary was the #1 Guitarist the world ever had. R.I.P. Brother 🤘

[@DjDown1984]

I'm a metal guy, but I'm also a guitar guy, thus Gary Moore is a god, not my favourite but he's definitely up there

[@largemouthhunter5014]

@@DjDown1984 metal guy here also 🤘😎 there are many great guitarist but the way Gary drains that Strato is out of this world

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Him and Stevie…I always wanted to hear SRV on a Les Paul…I know he loved his single coil strats to death, but a Les Paul can cry like no other in the right hands….Bonamassa, Slash…

[@nathangonzalez5477]

I’m mostly a hip hop fan so I’m asking here.. where do y’all rate Carlos Santana amongst the greats?

[@DjDown1984]

@@nathangonzalez5477 dude I'm big on hip hop too, predominantly 90s East Coast, as for santana, for me he might just make top 10 but universally I think he's rated higher, but hey, opinions are opinions dude

[@debbiebritton7242]

Gary just touches your heart and soul. My favorite guitarist RIP GARY MOORE

[@purpleir]

Mr Moore! What a legend! "I still got the blues" is my fav song of his.

[@martinscott-reed5379]

I'm really happy that Gary's sublime talent touched you guys so much. As far as I'm concerned, Gary Moore at his best was untouchable. He wasn't afraid of reinventing himself and the style of music he played. He was an absolute gift to music and guitar fans everywhere.

[@espenvippen]

nobody can bend guitar strings like gary. Greetings from Norway

[@j-ferrell144]

Being a white guy who has played guitar for 25 years, this video brought a tear to my eye. No joke ! The only reason I mentioned my color was because I know it’s status quo that white people do rock and black peoples do rap. So the more I see us crossing over is the more is honestly warms my heart. I love rap, country, rock, jazz, blues I love it all ! And you guys seem to like it all too ! Keep doing what you do ! Love the videos, and YES GARY MOORE…. uh yeah fkn legend !!! And I’ve always said that he was my all time fav blues guitarist ever ! Gary Moore was soooooooooooo talented. Holy shit, go watch when he done that video for the fender anniversary party ! He was playing a red fender strat, I think he does hey joe by jimi Hendrix. I can’t remember but go check it out next !!!

[@kellyroman7830]

Red House❤️

[@eelmohamed]

He combined blues, rock, jazz and heavey metal. That's why people like his style. One of the best ever.

[@j.t.3798]

One of the 🐐 s! Great reaction brothers!

[@SJDunham]

That’s the beauty of true music, it touches your soul to the point where you can almost feel it. It is incredible how talented some of these musicians are.

[@sandorhartig3957]

Thrue music like this we can overcome rasism!!!❤

[@phillipward8776]

All of Gary's solos are great. If you want to see the greatest instrumental performance I've ever witnessed watch Gary's performance of "The Messiah Will Come Again" live.

[@aaronherbison7316]

He's s fellow Northern Irish man and we are very proud of him. Genius guitarist

[@hansemannluchter643]

WTF do you mean "Northern Irish"? There is ONE, united, Ireland, and I'm a Dane!!

[@GunnerSG]

You guys have heard nothing until you’ve witnessed his “The Messiah Will Come Again” live at the Montreaux Blues festival video !!! It is a MUST that you react to !!! He is amazing, gone way too soon ♥️♥️♥️

[@andersgranstrom7128]

I can only second above!! Total display of all of his talent in "The Messiah Will Come Again"!!

[@channelnumber73]

What a stupid comment, of course they have,

[@jimbehan478]

It's incredible that people are still finding out about the the amazing Garry Moore. I knew that the guy .MAN !!!!!

[@horstschafer1839]

Guys, I love you for your appreciation to Gary's playing. Missed the chance to hear him live, but a fan for over 30 years...

[@julieeastley6155]

I used to listen to him play when he played with the band Thin Lizzy . He is the best guitest I've ever heard!

[@JeremyJohn781]

I shot over here from another video which said ol boy cried during Mr. Moore's performance.. I'm so happy to see someone's emotions over take them while listening to a song.. as it's happened to me from time to time... My dear friend I hope you remember this moment forever...as this will keep Mr. Moore alive that much longer. Those notes that hit our ear waves just proves that tones are the way to go. Forget lyrics, even though those can be a deciding factor for some, it's the tones that hit our ear waves... that frequency hits everyone differently, but to me... it shows what kind of heart you have!

[@CanWeGetDeep]

He and his guitar speak to our souls

[@samandjennysambrook]

Gary was my guitar 🎸hero..he was an amazing musician 🍻🎶🎸listen to TO THE MESSIAH WILL COME AGAIN boys,It will blow you're frickin socks off.xxx💘

[@rainerader1182]

Saw this man in concert long time ago. This song just you feel it in your soul

[@StateOfChaos]

"Got me fucked up" I died laughing. Good shit. It's probably the closest video you can get to showing someone how electric guitars speak to emotion without them having to play one to find out.

[@stephengioacchini3946]

I just wanted to note that even thought this guitar solo is outstanding,... the chord progression and voicings are masterpiece of their own. Let's not forget Phil Lynott who brought this song to life with reminiscent lyrics, inspired by his own father's life. This song is a true gem.

[@Bill_Jones.]

This was absolutely outstanding. Two others you might want to check out are Pink Floyd live at Pulse concert from 1994 playing “Comfortably Numb.” David Gilmour’s solo is considered the greatest ever. Another would be Chicago live at Tanglewood in 1970 playing “25 or 6 to 4.” Terry Kath just rips it up. Jimi Hendrix considered Terry Kath the greatest guitarist he’d ever heard. When a reporter asked Hendrix what it was like to be the world’s greatest guitarist, Hendrix replied “I don’t know. Ask Terry Kath.”

[@norahdenovan8658]

Yes Gary was the best RIP sir& thank you ❤🙏

[@marcharley6465]

Guitar solos aren't about flashy technical tricks or how fast you can play. Solos are about how much emotion you can express through the guitar. Gary Moore was one of the best ever at doing this.

[@darkiee69]

Moore, Gilmour and Knopfler.

[@nickelcreed4421]

Just like Martial Arts there are many methods of playing guitar. Trust me someone like Yngwie Malmsteen could play every Gary Moore, David Gilmour solo ect... the reality is its too easy for him, it's like comparing rappers delight to an eminem song. Playing technical and fast is more interesting than the same boring over-used blues bends. David Gilmour is good but not anywhere near the level of world class players like Yngwie, Petrucci, Vai ect.. (Gary moore was great though, amazing tone and feel) Its good to slow down and play expressively with few notes, but people act like shredding quick is emotionless, which is straight up false.

[@potetstappe666]

@@nickelcreed4421 It's about creating the music. Not the technical skill. There's a 9 year old girl playing "Far beyond the sun" by Malmsteen pretty flawlessly here on YT. With enough practice, people can pluck and play anything. But it takes a master to compose it. I love Malmsteen and Michael Romeo, don't get me wrong. But speed isn't everything, although as you say, it can be full of emotion.

[@nickelcreed4421]

​@@potetstappe666 I totally agree, composition comes first, but technical wizardry is the cherry on top man that makes it next level. That girl while impressive for her age, does not sound good at all, with bad touch, and poor improvisational skills, there is no emotion and shes bored / focused which shows in the playing, watch malmsteen play "trilogy suite live" on his official channel circa 1986, its unbelievable. The naunces in his vibrato, and his tone are out of this world, in my opinion no one even comes close, there are people who can play more technical thing, but guys like Van Halen and Malmsteen actually make it sound cool. For example Jason Richardson is insane but always sounds nerdy to me, I wanna see guitar gods with personality.

[@daviddoran3673]

Yes....the most emotive guitarist EVER.....

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

Hey! No shame in crying when Gary Moore is playing. I do it all the time because he is so damn awesome! Can't help in it. In my opinion, the best guitar player ever!

[@py_a_thon]

Without music, life would be a mistake. I am glad you enjoyed one of my favorite guitarists. He is a goat.

[@johnspartan3465]

dont worry Gary makes a lot of us cry brother 👍

[@theduckfromthejoke152]

Robin Trower - Bridge of sighs ... That's some guitar like nothing else... Psychidelic like nothing else

[@JemMusic.]

The amp is absolutely dimed and screaming. He has total control over the feedback. Experience from years of playing. it's masterful.

[@samantharose1144]

Being moved to tears is why I love this reaction channel so much 🙏🏻🥹

[@christinestromberg4057]

Gary poured his whole heart and soul into his playing and the guitar responds. And so do we. Towards of this version you can hear his Irish heritage creeping in, which is interesting.

[@dorje1428]

If you haven’t heard Roy Buchanan, he was another master of the guitar. But, Gary Moore is beyond words. His gig with BB King (it’s on KZbin), is great. My father was a violinist, and to me, Moore’s guitar sounds like a violin/guitar/voice all in one. Instrument. RIP! Thanks for what you do! Be kind to yourself! Dorje

[@Isleofskye]

When I first heard Gary LIVE IN PARIS playing"I've Still Got The Blues For You" then I cried too, my friends. I meant to say,7 months ago, great reaction.

[@paulauvray1962]

You right WISOP 👌 he was one of the great ever ! RIP Gary Moore 🥰🥰🥰

[@russellsearch7925]

Love your respect for Gary. Saw him live twice in London and yes he was truly out of this world. You should react to a live performance of The Sky is Crying. For me it’s his best!!!

[@RD-wg2nt]

Awesome guys, you’ve really grasped the essence of Gary Moore’s guitar playing - pure emotion.

[@markjohnston1813]

simply the f..king best,rest in eternal peace my friend,people I know didn't believe me when I said Gary Moore was the best,but when they heard him they all bowed,and said sorry mate,and dont worry about,crying we all are

[@DevouringKing]

love how you guys enjoy all kinds of music in history and world

[@mst1740]

He can sing too. He had a great blues voice. Try to watch "I've Still Got The Blues For You". It's amazing. He first came to fame in an Irish rock band called Thin Lizzy. They had a black lead singer who was an icon. I think you'd love them too.

[@rosemarydolliver]

Eric Clapton said Gary Moore was a best of all the guitar players he’s ever heard. Now, that’s saying something. I’m so glad y’all found him.

[@rosemarydolliver]

You must listen to “Still Got the Blues” by him. Best ever!

[@susanbenson4201]

He’s bending those strings of your heart, DEEP SOUL!

[@espjem2474]

Every note Gary plays touches your heart, I have tears in my eyes everytime I hear him play. May his soul rest in peace. Gone way to soon.😭

[@jester2makeulaugh]

Great music you don’t just hear…..you feel!! Was fortunate to have seen Gary in concert in 1983 when he opened Krokus & Def Leppard. To this it’s 1 of the best shows I’ve been too!! Thanks guys!!

[@jasminolier3085]

His soul is singing through that guitar ❤

[@jimharris8597]

With out a doubt the best Reaction Video I have ever seen in my life....!! RIP Gary Moore the best that has ever been.

[@TARugg]

I grew up in the 70's and was fortunate enough to have attended the concerts of many legendary rock bands. No other guitarist came close to touching my soul like the guitar of the great Gary Moore. RIP.

[@johnspignese8788]

Saw Gary at the praridise club in Boston in the 80’s. Still best show/guitarist I’ve ever seen

[@bigdrum9667]

What you gentlemen just witnessed was heavenly controlled chaos in music form for the human experience...congratulations...you got to witness something very special!

[@iangunter1483]

Gary learnt to play the guitar at an early age on a second-hand instrument his father bought him. It had the heaviest string so Gary strengtened his fingers by accident. When he then used lighter gauge strings he could bend them twice as far. Like many have said you must review his live performance of the Messiah will come again, or the loner live in Sweden, both will bring you to tears. Also check out don't believe a word live from Dublin (Phil Lynott tribute concert).

[@BorisBidjanSaberi11]

Thanks for the little biography about him. Never knew that. Cheers Ian

[@TonyTee79]

You know what's crazy is that I was raised on classic rock my entire childhood. Zeppelin, zztop, skynyrd, Seger, etc and I've never heard of this dude. I even asked my mom if she's heard of Gary Moore and she hasn't either. How can I not know about this dude especially being this awesome guitar player. It just blows my mind. He was really damn good. When someone can play the guitar and make you feel that shit, that's how you know they're one of the best.

[@martinking4181]

Gary played with his heart as well as his fingers....live version of "Messiah will come again" just as impressive.

[@vhs9104]

You made me cry too at this OMG. SOUL. God Bless.

[@stephaniewitte2040]

He never got the credit he deserved, he could make the guitar cry.

[@mikeb7192]

Mad respect for my brother getting the feels and the respect the other gentleman had for the moment. Fire extinguisher dude would have been bouncing off the walls.

[@dannycasson1551]

The guitar is a beautiful instrument. A guitar in the right hands can make people very emotional. No matter what style, electric or acoustic. This is definitely an incredibly moving jam. He’s got sped, but more importantly he has feel.

[@daviddoran3673]

The loner Stockholm 1987...

[@wpnmstrmk4484]

Love it!, Been listening to Guitars for over 50 years and yes I agree, The best.

[@xKisukeX96]

Gary Moore Still Got The Blues Live! Its a must see!! You guys will love it

[@vikusen1857]

He is the greatest. To bad he dont get his dues he deserves. Gary Moore - empty rooms live stockholm 87. If you want to see his finest performance.

[@ronaldovasquezjr9256]

You guys are right Gary Moore was the absolutely best I've ever seen heard from anybody.... thank you for your reaction it was great.

[@robertboissoneau9481]

I love the fact that Gary can move you young gentleman 🙏🙏🙏

[@towtf]

A must-watch Gary Moore Still Got The Blues For You this song gives me chills and the solo is some of the best guitar playing you'll ever hear

[@steveharmon735]

Gary Moore played with Phil Lynott in Thin Lizzy back in the day. Awesome guitar player indeed. Enjoying your videos.

[@christineboulter1349]

A virtuoso performance, made me cry too.

[@oldskoolprofessor]

Thank you guys. Great to hear a man from my home country getting some love. ❤

[@Christmasangel305]

Genius at work. GM.... I know there is music in heaven. Xx

[@douglascollman7341]

Ferocious emotions rooted in sorrow

[@scottbaldwin7133]

WHEN GARY MOORE PLAYS THE TEARS ROLL OFF THE GUITAR💣

[@johngoodchild6949]

Gary was amazing. He played with BB King, Albert Collins etc. Many brilliant Hendrix covers and his cover of the Messiah Will Come again and his own Still Got the Blues. Just go and check them all out.

[@rainerader1182]

As a singer I feel it in my heart

[@bohegelundstergaard9983]

Music are feelings, and Gary Moore just tutched your soul🙏❤️ respect from Denmark🙏

[@ronraglin4011]

When something hits body and soul you just have to let it show. Great reaction. I would like to suggest the next generation of greats his name is Taj Farrant and he can play with the passion of B.B. King but he is just a kid maybe 14 now but started when he was I believe 6. Thanks for the reactions

[@Frankincensedjb123]

Gary Moore, at the tippity top, one of the greats. Nothing else to say. His playing says it all.

[@cross-eyedkitty7025]

I had to come back to revisit this music reaction. One of my faves. Taj is so precious! 💕

[@paulmanley7863]

I knew Gary. He was a gentle soul.