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Gary Moore - Red House (Jimi Hendrix Cover) (Fender Stratocaster 50th Anniversary) [HQ]
• Gary Moore - Red House...
Rest in peace, Gary Moore... so sad of a day... your guitar stays with us, and you shall live trough it. Farewell...
† Gary Moore was found dead in February 06 2011, while on vacation at Costa del Sol, Spain. †
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This is Gary Moore in amazing rendition of Jimi Hendrix´s Red House, for the Fender Stratocaster 50th anniversary concert, in Wembley Arena, 2004.
Like I said, this stuff is amazing. There was only one version of this in KZbin, and the quality was not that good. So I uploaded mine, with better quality and widescreen vision, directly ripped from the original DVD.
And to think that this unknown-for-me-at-the-time chubby guy would tear my face off playing amazingly well, with a sharp and killer tone, out of nowhere. The other presentations in this show were somehow boring, I was bored till he came in. NICE! : D
Enjoy!
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Esse é Gary Moore em uma versão incrível da música Red House, de Jimi Hendrix, feita no show de comemoração dos 50 anos da guitarra Fender Stratocaster, na Arena Wembley, em 2004.
Como só tinha uma versão desse vídeo no KZbin, e em uma qualidade baixa, eu uploadei a minha, em versão widescreen e tal, diretamente tirada do DVD original.
O show estava bem chato até esse gordinho aparecer. Eu nem o conhecia na ocasião, achei que fosse ser outra apresentação água com açúcar. Mas o cara matou a pau.
É isso. Aproveitem!

[@robertmarshall8609]

This was the 50th anniversary of the Fender Stratocaster concert. A lot of top guitarists performed. Gary was the only one that received a standing ovation.

[@louisetalbot848]

My recollection was that only Gary and David Gilmour got ovations. Both unbelievable performers.

[@tjhughes7700]

@@louisetalbot848 my top 2 favorite guitarists, so my heart hopes this is true and that I have good tastes 😂

[@GWHinCA]

This was by FAR the best performance of the entire show. Some of the artists did not even have a guitar in their set! Overall, a very mis-matched group of performers who for the most part did not do justice to the occasion. Gary Moore was the exception. BTW, that's Pino Palladino on bass (who has performed with the Who, the John Mayer Trio, Gary Numan, Paul Young, Don Henley, David Gilmour, Go West, Tears for Fears, Nine Inch Nails, Jeff Beck, Adele and D'Angelo among others.)

[@stevehanham9266]

Gary in my humble opinion was best guitarist ever to walk this earth! He could play any style he wanted to. He played with so much feeling and passion. Very sadly missed. 😥

[@craigreid7178]

I totally agree, Steve. He is, IMHO, the greatest guitar player that ever lived.

[@stevehanham9266]

@@craigreid7178 Thanks Craig. I'm really trying hard to push Gary's music on the reaction channels so that he gets the credit he really deserved. There are so many people out there who have never even heard of Gary Moore. And that is just not good enough! Cheers. 😊😎🎸

[@craigreid7178]

@@stevehanham9266 Yup, so am I. Because he's not so well known some reactors -seem to resist reacting to him. It's really a shame - he totally deserve all the accolades he can get.

[@roywall8169]

Gary was one of the best to every play, if not the best. His feel was incomparable. 🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@shoemaker688]

Gary was a left handed player and learned to play right because everybody did. Beside that he played all his concerts with feel and improvise. He was incridable indeed. RIP mister Moore.

[@mac10ner]

He stole the show that night. A fender 50th show. He just winged that epic solo

[@kimstayt8967]

That was a big celebration Fender put on. He WAS channeling Jimi's style. Very perceptive of you. Jimi also played a Fender back in the day. Gary was the only performer that got a standing ovation that night. Gary started out in the 70's with Skid Row, then Thin Lizzy (w/Phil Lynott), BBM, Coliseum II before going out on his own. He is the greatest guitarist ever IMO. RIP Gary!!! Thanks for the beautiful music you left us.

[@RobertErnestLewis]

RIP Gary Moore.. legendary artist .

[@robertphelps1574]

My favourite Gary Moore’s version of Red House is the one he did for Blues For Jimi with Mitch Mitchell and Billy Cox

[@TheMaxpit]

Gary at his best. One of the most underrated guitar players. A master of playing guitar. Saw him several times live on stage here in europe.

[@crazydale1000]

Gary Moore is one of my favorite guitar players. I saw him 3 times. He was a monster. RIP

[@thunderstruck5484]

I saw Gary when he was with Thin Lizzy in 78 one of my favorite shows along with Nazareth the same year had a great time in my high school years thanks for posting this classic performance as Curt Mitchell said that tone is ten foot thick , hell yeah!

[@nancymartineau-bauman6018]

Amazing artist, love when you react to his music. He was amazing to see live, you just get lost in his playing. Soooo good.

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

oh shoot! when did you see him live nancy? That must have been incredible!

[@nancymartineau-bauman6018]

I am one of your older listeners, so I saw him when I was visiting my brother in Texas. He was stationed there in the Army. It was very early 80s. I can’t remember the exact date. My brother is nine years older than me and turned me on to all kinds of music. Like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Led Zeppelin, the doors, Janis Joplin etc. I miss him so much he passed at age 63.

[@nancymartineau-bauman6018]

Oh and my husband has seen him 3 times at Shoreline In San Jose, California in the 80’s.

[@mikewindisch9021]

That's how Gary plays also!!!!!

[@Music.Movies.67]

Gary Moores Live version of "Loner" has Awesome guitar playing

[@BFinesilver2]

Imagine having to go next.

[@willasacco9898]

I agree. He sounds just like Jimi here.

[@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

[@mikewindisch9021]

He usually plays a Les Paul, so he's definitely going for the Hendrix tone, and being guite successful!! He plays much cleaner than Jimmy did!!😊

[@Chakirisan]

A lot of the sound is because Gary is playing a Strat through a pushed Marshal (like Jimi) Gary is best known for his soaring licks on a Les Paul. Hendrix was actually a bit cleaner on this song then Gary is playing this tribute. I saw this when it was released and it is one of the best performances of Gary's career, possibly of anyone in recent years. RIP Gary Moore.

[@Wesse57]

Keep in mind that this amazing guitar star is left-handed, but still plays like a right-handed person. Amazing!!!

[@claptonadrianking]

wao thats new for me, gary left handed

[@th3edge744]

That guitar he was playing had a mile high action, that's how good he was, and that is a typical fender blues sound with high distortion, he used a tube screamer amongst other pedals.Oh almost forgot he was naturally left handed lol.

[@royferguson2297]

Proud to say he was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK the best in the World.

[@tonysoprano9370]

Gary plays like that all the time.

[@STAYPUT1209]

😂😂😂😂 Thats gary Moore What can i say, Even legendary guitarist will indimidate to this performance.. His giving his all and almost killing the guitar. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thunderstruck5484]

That vibrato !

[@thunderstruck5484]

That was a great concert 50th anniversary for Fender guitar alot of great artists performing with David Gilmour closing the show out , Rip Gary who passed away in 2011 a few years after this performance and really a reintroduction to new generations of his unbelievable talent, thanks again

[@trevorholden7423]

Fun fact (as Sheldon Cooper would say) is that Gary heard guitarists (especially BB King who started it) bending strings, which he loved to bits and so he spent a very long time trying to emulate them, not realizing that they were using light gauge strings while Gary himself was practicing with very heavy gauge strings. Little wonder Gary became the master of bending when he finally discovered their secret..

[@z1az285]

Wow, incredible. Thanks for the information

[@GBeret83]

His guitar smoked a fucking cigarette after this performance!

[@tonyperez3920]

RIP, Gary was one of the best. His tone is different from this song. Something SRV was not able to do. Differentiate from Jimi's sound.

[@toms.5014]

Nah, I think SRV's tone was cleaner and punchier than Jimi.s if Stevie sounded like anybody it's the two Alberts, King and Collins.

[@tonyperez3920]

@@toms.5014 wow.

[@toms.5014]

@@tonyperez3920 Wow? what wow? Wow I can't believe someone has a different opinion or wow this guy makes a good point or wow who the hell are the Alberts?

[@tonyperez3920]

@@toms.5014 Wow, meaning that you opened my eyes to Stevie Ray Vaughan being slightly better sounding than Jimi Hendrix. I had no idea until now. Rest in peace Jimi and SRV.. And yes I do know Albert. Fat Albert and Albert Einstein. One is a funny cartoon and the other is an intelligent scientist almost as bright as Tom ass.

[@toms.5014]

@@tonyperez3920 LOL I never said anyone was better than anyone else don't get yer panties in a bunch there Sally I'm only pointing out the FACT that there guitar tones have different qualities, not being judgmental just pointing it out there so relax you keep believing that one man is greater than the other all you want, knock yourself out. Sorry I started a conversation with you I thought maybe you were a fellow musician, my bad.

[@brianconlon4744]

Ya need to do Parisienne Walkways live. 🤘🎸

[@micko11154]

Ahhhh wonderful! With the amazing Mr Pino Paladino on bass! Lovin' it. Cheers!

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

Such a killer bass player!!!

[@XxtwichedxX]

The tone is something special. It’s just as thick but with more low end, and a tad less treble. If you can make the neck pickup match the idiosyncrasies of your singing voice, you got something special going on

[@stefanstock953]

greetings and love from Germany...in love with Gary since 1985......with you.?...not that long but quite a bit..youre amazing, Mr. Blink & Lady Sweetsmile....thats my 5 or 6 time of watching this reaction, wow....but I just realized that they show Gary in close-up in the background on the big screen...isn´t that a great, nice thing they´ve done.... Everyone in the hall can admire his ´out of this world´ guitar playing.....stay safe, my friends

[@z1az285]

Many thanks for this mind blowing video. Wowzaa 🙏

[@windsurfer49]

"Great review " "Very respectful view of "The"Late Gary Moore,

[@craigbourbonevans]

no gary played that loud all the time...he had big balls for sure

[@faxcapper]

Sadly Gary had trouble putting 5000 into a USA venue but could put 50,000 into a stadium in Europe. He was my absolute fave guitar player. He played the blues with a harder edge than Stevie Ray Vaughan which I prefer. Miss him so very much.

[@brianrussell6570]

RIP Gary

[@stonyhil]

Gary’s guitar is a wild animal that only he can tame, occasionally 😎😂♥️🙏

[@DDE_ADDICT]

this is his tone it is because it is a fender stratocaster he normally plays a less paul. but he totally nails this

[@BFinesilver2]

He was using a strat as per Jimmi, of which he usually did not play. He played a custom Les Paul 99% of the time.

[@Irish780]

Gary. Irish and proud

[@obliv3on]

i love you guys! and all your reaction vids!

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

Thanks so much! You rock!

[@donwollet4586]

It saddens me when I think of what we have lost in Gary & Stevie . Two of the three best guitar GODS of ALL TIME . Thank god we still have Joe Bonamassa .

[@TheWolfHunterZ]

Yes Joe is incredible! Carrying the mantle of amazing blues guitarists forward!

[@scottbaldwin7133]

gary could out play anyone

[@jonpappaj-son3071]

Try Still got the Blues with Gary. You won't regret it

[@robhaunui3343]

Gary just knew how to make a guitar talk,more so than many of the so-called greats,and often played off the cuff solos,instead of working them out. Yes,many guitarists are more technically proficient than Gary was,but none could match him with what he did. He was like another of the great guitarists of all time - the late great Duane Allman (often called the greatest white blues guitarists of all time),like Duane,Gary was a lefty,who learned how to play right handed,and in many aspects,gave him the edge. A brilliant performance here,with one of the greatest bassists of all,Nino Palladino,standing behind him just wondering if he is playing with the greatest of all time ? It's a hard call,but I'd rank Gary in my top 3,oh,and yes,you're pretty spot on with Gary picking up a lot of Jimis guitar nuances,and that was deliberate,but he brought in almost every other trick in the book to make that Fender cry.

[@oliverpretscher7065]

Great gig in the sky pink Floyd please

[@PedrSion]

Better than Hendrix !

[@ron71154]

The greatest die so young.. Do a Reaction to COLD DAY IN HELL by Gary Moore.. YOU WANT BE DISAPPOINTED⚡🎵⚡

[@danielwilliams6952]

You may think I'm weird but i like jimi Hendricks songs just not jimi playing them. Stevie ray played some of Jimi songs and took them to a whole new amd better level and the same with gary Moore and this song

[@edallen3662]

Better than Hendrix

[@scottbaldwin7133]

he is better than jimmy

[@tudosobrecoreano]

REACT MORE DREAM THEATER - THE SPIRIT CARRIES ON - LIVE AT LUNA PARK! PLEASE!!! GREETINGS FROM BRAZIL

[@DDE_ADDICT]

Gary died

[@helfgott1]

What kind of kindergarden is THIS? U dont wanna offend u but your comment proove u got no idea

[@harysmith1024]

Garry Moore and Stevie Ray Vaughan are the best . The woman in this video, I don't know your name? You look like my ex wife ?