#Gary Moore

Gary Moore _Still got the blues_ (Live at royal albert hall London uk LONDON 1992) @ns_music.box #garymoore #garymooreguitar #garymooretribute #garymooresolo #garymoorephotography #garymoorefan #stillgottheblues #blues #bluesrock #bluessinger #electricblues #bluesrockmusic #bluesmusic #rockmusic #thinlizzy #thinlizzyband #thinlizzyforever #skidrowband #guitarsolo #sologuitar #sologuitarist #guitarsolos #guitarplayer #guitarelectric #guitarbass #guitarblues #bluesguitarist #bluessolo #guitarblues #guitarlegends #gibsonguitar

🎸 Gary Moore, born in 1952 in Belfast, was one of the most intense and emotional guitarists in rock and blues. He first gained attention in the ’70s with bands like Thin Lizzy, where his playing already stood out for its power and precision. Throughout the ’80s, he moved between hard rock and more melodic styles, but everything changed when he returned to the blues with Still Got the Blues (1990). That album brought him global recognition in the blues world, with the title track becoming one of his most iconic performances. What made Moore different was how hard he played. His bends were wide, his vibrato was aggressive, and his tone felt almost vocal — like he was pushing every note to its limit. There was always a sense of urgency in his playing. Gary Moore’s legacy is built on emotion over perfection. He didn’t just play the guitar — he poured everything into it, and that’s why his music still hits today. #GaryMoore #StillGotTheBlues #ClassicRock #ThinLizzy #GuitarLegend

Gary Moore - parisienne walkways ( live at royal Albert hall London England ) 1992 Parisienne Walkways" is a song by guitarist Gary Moore that reached number 8 in the UK Singles Chart in May 1979. The song is featured on Moore's album Back on the Streets and features a vocal from Thin Lizzy frontman, Phil Lynott, who co-wrote the song with Moore. @ns_music.box #garymoore #garymoorephotography #guitarsolo #blues #guitarist

🎸 Gary Moore was one of the most emotional guitarists to ever plug in. Born in Northern Ireland in 1952, he moved between rock and blues throughout his career, always bringing intensity and honesty to his playing. Whether with Thin Lizzy or on his own, his guitar tone was instantly recognizable. In the ’70s and ’80s, Moore built a reputation in rock, but his true legacy took shape when he returned to the blues with Still Got the Blues (1990). The title track became one of the most iconic blues performances of its time, showing how much feeling he could pour into every note. What made Moore special wasn’t just technique — it was how hard he played. His bends cried, his vibrato cut deep, and his phrasing felt personal, almost like he was telling his own story through the guitar. Gary Moore’s music still resonates because it’s real. No gimmicks, no shortcuts — just pure emotion, captured in sound. #GaryMoore #StillGotTheBlues #BluesGuitar #GuitarLegend #ThinLizzy

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No one like Gary Moore 🎤🎸 Gary Moore’s “Still Got the Blues,” released on March 26, 1990, is a powerful and soulful track from his album *Still Got the Blues*. 🎸 This song marked a significant shift in Moore’s career, as he moved from hard rock to a more blues-oriented style, showcasing his exceptional guitar skills and deep emotional expression. “Still Got the Blues” is known for its hauntingly beautiful melody, expressive guitar solos, and Moore’s heartfelt vocals, making it one of his most iconic songs. 🌟 The track’s lyrics reflect themes of love lost and enduring heartache, resonating with listeners through its genuine emotional depth. Moore’s guitar work on this song is particularly noteworthy, blending technical brilliance with soul-stirring emotion, which has influenced countless musicians in the blues and rock genres. “Still Got the Blues” remains a defining moment in Gary Moore’s career, solidifying his legacy as a guitar legend and a master of the blues. 🎤🔥 - - - #garymoore #stillgottheblues #bluesrock #guitarlegend #musicicon #emotionalmusic #guitarsolo #bluesmusic #musicalinfluence #rocknroll #blues #foryou #emotional #amazing #talent #wow

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Gary Moore performing “Need Your Love So Bad” The song is sixty years old and has passed through three distinct lives. Little Willie John first recorded it in 1955 as a rhythm and blues ballad, a tightly wound plea for love unlike the usual R&B fare of the era. In 1968, Peter Green brought it to Fleetwood Mac after John Mayall encouraged him to cover it. Green slowed it further, let the strings breathe around it, and turned it into something spectral. Then it reached Gary Moore. Moore recorded it in 1995 for Blues for Greeny, a tribute to Peter Green. The album was recorded using the same 1959 Les Paul Standard that Green had played on the original tracks. Green had loaned Moore the guitar years earlier, then sold it to him after leaving Fleetwood Mac. Moore didn’t borrow the instrument. He carried it forward. Moore was careful not to call it a tribute album. “The guy’s alive,” he said at the time. “It’s more a thank you album… Peter helped me a lot. He helped us get management sorted out and a lot of what has happened to me is through meeting him.” Moore died on February 6, 2011. He was 58. The Greeny Les Paul is now owned by Metallica’s Kirk Hammett. The guitar has now passed through three hands, each time carrying everything the previous player left in it. #GaryMoore #NeedYourLoveSoBad #BluesForGreeny #PeterGreen #BluesGuitar​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues

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The separate ways he and his guitar have taken are more heartbreaking than anything. Greeny must surely miss him dearly. If you want to hear a guitar sing or cry, listen to this man. With controlled aggression and soft touches, his ability to convey emotion through his guitar is unparalleled. He is missed. RIP #garymoore #blues #kingoftheblues #guitarist #guitar #legend #stillgottheblues #london #legend #soulful #rip

Gary Moore’s “One Day” solo is one of those moments where every bend sounds like it hurts. There is no rush, no overplaying, no need to prove anything technically. He just lets every note hang in the air until it hits exactly where it needs to. Released on the 1990 album Still Got the Blues, “One Day” showed the softer, more reflective side of Gary’s playing. While the album is mostly remembered for tracks like “Still Got the Blues” and “Oh Pretty Woman,” songs like this are where you really hear how expressive he could be. Gary had a way of making even the simplest phrase sound massive. That is why solos like this stay with people long after the song ends. #garymoore #guitar #stillgottheblues #90s