Want to play blues like Gary Moore? Try these crucial licks

[@paulmeehan60]

Thank you Richard I’ve just finished munching my way through your 4 licks 4am just copped your vid at 2am Guitaraholic King Gary would be proud of you.🤘

[@paulmeehan60]

This guy is good doing Gary proud 🤘

[@dreamscuba]

Fantastic demonstration and playing. I feel that you really nailed the style and tone. Gary has always been one of my favourite guitarists. Thank you

[@christian-van-e]

Always +100 for anyone remembering and honouring Gary Moore: the reason/man that made me started playing guitar... seen him live three times... went home with a complex afterwards every time: he was so sharp and good live, uncredible....

[@JamTracks247]

One of the most inspiring guitarists! He was brilliant to watch in concert. Thanks for the video

[@froblivion8284]

You’re such a great musician- Gary hopefully somehow, somewhere is tapping his feet & rocking along in appreciation. 👍👏

[@davidcromwell6805]

Beautiful playing and an excellent lesson. The exercise and tips just after 4 mins on playing that fast pentatonic run are very helpful. Thanks Richard!

[@MaxWick]

One of my favourite guitarists. George Harrison once said about Gary: "He plays like God!" Thank you Richard!

[@StephenHankins]

Im not a good guitarist however you explaining adjusting the gain, explains alot.t.y.

[@williamrobinson7435]

Wonderful as ever! I shall certainly be rechecking that legato picking. The idea of 'leaning in' towards the direction your pick is going, across the strings, and seeing larger movements, being free with legato techniques and not being bogged down with picky picky, I'm sure I am crazy, Wonderful playing and teaching as ever! Nice one Maestro Barrett! 🎶🌟👍

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

Richard, Awesome lesson and tips.

[@nukhanlee2394]

I don't know why, but, I fell in love with Gary the first time I listened to "Still Got the Blues"! 💓🔥 That was even before I barely know the basic major chords on the guitar! This guitarist, in my view, is one true genius of the instrument. 🌟👑

[@derekclacton]

The essence of Gary Moore demonstrated very nicely there - note choices, touch, tone and technique 🙂

[@freemanmt1]

Killer job mate!

[@BKelly-q5u]

great tips Richard and so well played👌

[@JudgeFredd]

Excellent

[@skipneumann1]

Some really great Gary!

[@davidt9841]

Ah, yes.. big fan of GM.. bigger fan of RB.. Nice job, Richard!!!

[@rogerrainville1937]

Are these Sunbear pickups????

[@richardbarrettguitar1228]

On the Choptank (Strat style guitar) yes. They’re a cross between Strat and Tele pickups Stu at Sunbear made for me. I love them 😁

[@riniones]

the use of the vibrato bar may be related to the notes dying out and attempting to extend them a bit further- Sustain doesn't seem to be a problem for your Choptank but perhaps Moore's strat felt lacking (to him) in that department

[@danpoet2]

What gauge and brand strings are you using on your guitars

[@richardbarrettguitar1228]

Hi, at the moment I’m using Ernie Ball Ultra Slinky (10-48) on Fender style guitars and 10-52 on Gibson scale length. It’s more about how it feels than any difference in tone, which I’ve found to be negligible.

[@johndaugherty4127]

​@@richardbarrettguitar1228thank you. Love Gary and Thin Lizzy too.

[@johndaugherty4127]

Excellent lesson for rocker's.

[@solestring]

Чел одной песни :)

[@piro2k]

Man, this is much better than all the work you did with The Police...I never liked Sting.

[@claytonmoss1]

Er.... guitar switch?

[@popeye089]

Technically he was one of the masters. Musically, I felt his blues often felt like elevator music

[@johndaugherty4127]

I have never been the biggest fan of the technical master's my self. Timing, like B.B. Ronnie or Mick Taylor or even Keith is my greatest love.

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

His hard rock era is my favorite. Corridors of Power, Run for Cover and Wild Frontier albums.