In my opinion, Gary was the greatest guitarist we've ever seen. He could do it all. RIP, Gary!

Gary Moore, ( in my opinion) was the Absolute Best Guitar player of All time.....You felt every Note....May he Rest In Peace....

If Gary Moore asks you for a jam and you have to go to work, you call on sick!

What a treat. Gary was an absolute master and a legend!

I would swear Gary is in that room watching.What a special man,what a gut wrenching day it was to hear of his passing.He will always be alive in his music and his peers respect.Such a rare individual.Vale Gary

The Still Got The Blues Les Paul is probably the coolest looking Les Paul ever.

Gary Moore was a legend of a player.

The best guitarist of my era that is for damn sure. Saw him with Thin Lizzy, in NYC, Holy crap, what a show. The best show I ever saw.

Thanks for posting . We miss Gary very much . You don't know what you've got till it's gone !

My heart still aches to think of him being gone. Gary and SRV are my all time favorite guitarists. They both left us way too soon. RIP Gary. Love ya Bro.

The two guitarist that inspire me to keep playing at 62 years old after 50 years as a musician ,Gary Moore and Steve Howe. In my opinion two of the greatest Artist to live.Both with different styles and feeling ,while both very much dedicated and amazing.

Gary Moore was unique in the world of guitarists he was a perfect player ,blues jazz ,rock he had it all

Ah man....Im getting goose bumps seeing Ol'stripe even on video. My all time fave guitar. WOW. It's an absolute animal. Ive still got the blues.

Gary plays amazing in that interview and It would be unbelievable if you could please upload the entire unedited interview. I'd be very appreciative of your efforts and so would countless others. Many thanks.

The brief strumming on the Firebird sounds awesome, even though it couldn't be played.

It’s good to have Nev doing this, nobody knows more about this genre than him.

thankyou so much for that guys for a few moments it was like gary hadnt gone....he left a huge legacy and a hole that wont ever be filled he was a giant RIP GARY x

Thank you Mister! I can feel the Love for Garys Guitars and the friendship that you had with him! Take care rm

Huge THANKS for bringing us this wonderful tribute to the wonderful Gary Moore. It was a total priviledge to watch this genuinely warm, affectionate and knowledgable play through with Neville, I can only begin to imagine how it must have felt to actually hold and play these pieces of musical history. Thanks for the music Gary and thanks for the insight Neville and Guitarist :))

Thank you for sharing these amazing guitars with us. We all miss Gary!!

It's still got the old tagger on. Can't I look at it? No, no you've seen enough of that one! Seriously though, great upload. Gary was the best.

Simply amazing! Thanks for sharing. He was the best and my (and many others) favorite. I still think the One Night in Dublin DVD is Gary at his finest!

Can you imagine the feeling of playing in BBM, after as a youngster watching Cream. You couldn’t write it, RIP Gary Moore.

Thanks for this lovely video, with so much respect for Gary and his guitars.

Yesss!..finally!...but i was hoping for some more playing..?....ohwell its so nice to see them in HD and hear just a few notes!..Thanks Neville! 👏🏻🌟

"Gary is still the man always and forever"

Gary knew how to pick em that's for sure. Absolutely wonderful tone. I like how he took off his pick guard and the signs of wear on most of his guitars. Every guitarist in the world went up in the world when Mr Moore passed on that's for sure. Amazing heartfelt player.

Fantastic insight into some of Gary's guitars. Nice one Nev!

Thanks for posting. Very interesting review of Gary's instruments. We miss him.

Nicely done, and with great deference.....

Absolutely one of my favorite Guitar players. Since I saw him before Thin Lizzy I can’t figure out his patterns

Hard to watch without Gary holding them always be sadly missed a real rare performer.

What a beautiful tribute to Gary. Very interesting piece about real music

Hey Neville, I`m reading now star guitars again. It was one of my first books about guitars. It`s a good book, well done.

I would have gladly lost my job at the chance to jam with Gary Moore. Must be hard to think back and have missed that opportunity :( Great video none the less brotha!!

“I won’t play still got the blues” still plays in the key and hints at moments... ;) I love this video and all of the respect that Gary Moore deserves!

Thank You for sharing this with all of us, so interesting.

Awesome that Gary used a 59 Les Paul as an instrument rather than a museum piece.

Despite it being the brand name of the bridge, there is just something funny about such a proper man saying "Badass" style tuning bridge haha. 6:19

Thank you so much for putting up this video.

that firebird sounds awesome!

What a great video, those guitars looked so cool. I hope Gary's son has been able to find and reacquire most of his dad's guitars. It's a shame that Gary had to sell Pete Green's '59. Well, hopefully, one day Gary's son will have that back also but that's going to be a stretch considering the money involved. Fantastic video, RIP Gary Moore!

the '59 really does sound absolutely amazing

perfect choice to have you to caretake this incredibly important piece of history. brilliant.

Still Got the Blues...Gary Moore was the best and always will be the best guitarist ever. I don't think there's any question or debate. (just listen to that guitar! Amazing unique sound--my favorite)

Very cool and respectful video. Thanks for doing it.

Great people like that are never really gone☀️

I fell in love with the original 1959 Looks and sounds amazing

me encantó esta introduccion exelente, memorias de un gran guitarrista tocado por el talento.

Really enjoyed this. Cheers!

Gibson should make a collector´s choice version of the still got the blues les paul. That guitar is amazing

Great demo', fantastic playing, and some superb tones. I don't know if my ears are shot, but they did all sound very similar.

Having been in the sporting world for years, it's so cool that everyone in the guitar scene is so friendly & non competitive, the shared joy of simply playing really stands out, & I'm sure it's healthier than constant competitiveness.

There are loads of incredible guitarist, but after listening to most, there are non that have the emotional effect on me like Gary

Hello there.Brings back memories as I worked with and for Gary for a few years prior to his Blues Success.I remember well the Les Paul accident because I was driving the car en route to a little Studio in Harmonsworth where the demo for ''Out In The Fields'' was recorded.We were stationary at Chiswick traffic lights in monsoon conditions when a fortunately unloaded brick lorry skidded into the back of the car and pushed us under the back of another lorry ahead of us.The treasured Peter Green Les Paul neck was beautifully repaired by CHANDLER guitars.In truth there is quite a story behind this guitar and how Gary came to ''have'' it.There was also a wonderful sounding original late 50's early 60's ex Tommy Steele's guitarist salmon pink Stratocaster which I procured originally for Greg Lake which Gary ended up with.We had local radio coming through the amps in USA so maybe this is the one which was stripped.I also procured a Les Paul Junior which was ex Titch from Dave Dee,Dozy,Mick days.Gary was an absolutely gifted amazing player which goes without saying.Sadly missed. JP

Thank you for sharing the knowledge

Amazing history. thanks!

Man , it breaks my heart , he’s really gone , I could have seen him back in the day , this was not with “thin lizzy” but he was out on his name , and I was doing something that I couldn’t miss ,but later heard him , and was truly sorry , I missed him . He was without a doubt , one of the most expressive guitarist , that I never saw , and I was deeply saddened by his untimely death ! What I felt most was that he left way too soon , because ,he had issues with drugs and booze , that’s killed a lot of my close friends too . I miss his playing though ! There will probably never , be another !

wow, that first guitar DOES sound INCREDIBLE. Perfect. And that guy could play it correctly, the way that type of guitar should be played, and with the correct sound. It was all correct. WOW. What a clear open big tone.

Nice on. Bless em both. Sound lads. I love it. This is what its all about.XX

This Doublecut cherry junior is an absolute beast!

wow, that jr sounds amazing.

Gary moore greatly missed and what a guitarist lived his blues

man this is so awesome!!!!!!

what a guitar!! legend!!!

Guery Moore, era um excelente guitarrista e não só... Tinha também o dom de cantar, o melhor dos melhores. Descansa em paz guery 🙏❤️

this guy is like in total guitar heaven and who wouldnt be holding iconic guitars that were owned and played by arguably the greatest blues/rock guitarist who ever lived ive watched this a few times i bet he wished he'd said fuck work and jammed with gary what a memory that would have been.

Man, when I saw that '59 LesPaul it was hard to hold back the tears

The Still Got The Blues Les Paul is a true gem. But the Firebird is lovely too.

WHAT! Garry asked if you wanted to jam with him but you would be late for work? I would have taken the hole day off!!!! One of the worlds greatest guitarist of all time and you said no??? CRAZY! However I did enjoy the video, thanks!

That is so cool! Thanx!

you're the best guitar reviewer all time dude!!!!!! only perfect tones and microfonation.

I never noticed that stripe had the neck pickup reversed. Awesome video

That original '59 is just spectacular. The wear on it is as honest as you can get. Do you realize how much playing you would have to do to wear away the finish on the body with just your fingertips resting on it? How long it would take to get all the finish off the neck? Like Martin stated, a few million notes flowed out of Gary in through that guitar. I would wager it would fetch as much as Bernie's '59 (The Beast) or maybe more

Beautiful

So cool, I have a 94 Les paul jr. with a single P90, pretty close to the one in this video. I converted nut to lefty. I paid 400$, I think its worth 350$ today, the guitar is an absolute gem, played daily. Not for sale at any price. Gary is one of the best, Fleetwood , Santana, great riffs, solos rhythm, you name it.

I went to Chris Kinman's "factory" at Moorooka in 2002 and had some Hank Marvin AVn pickups installed in my Kinman Blueprint Strat. John, who did the work for me, said that he filled orders in his first week there for Jeff Beck, Dave Gilmour and Gary Moore. Perhaps he actually wound those pickups in the refinished Strat! Does that make me famous too? I guess not...

that's awesome!!!! gary rocks!!

While the Peter Green LP is amazing I’m kind of shocked the Gibson Custom Shop never did a version of the 2nd LP in this video.

Awesome and only disappointed I didn't see the Gibson Les Paul that Ashley Pangborn of Gibson Hamburg built for Gary around 1992. I remember Ashley showing me it after just applying the final touches and asked me what I thought so I actually got to play it first :o)

Huge respect on not playing Still got the blues, on Still got the blues guitar, from my side... That should rest in peace, as it is.... Once again, huge respect on your restraining of playing that...

Fabulous.

super I have this first beauty it's a gorgious guitar plays fantastic

Gary Moore is a big influence on me when it comes to Guitar. I'm left handed as well .

You sell those gems... you'd be set for life

That junior I’m sure he played “the end of the world “ on that when he was gigging with Neil carter.

Thank’s man. Hopefully I will be weaving in and out of your musical catalog. Til the day I die. 🙏✌️

love this video

Good stuff!

I can believe how little these guitars sold for considering their history and ownership by one of the greatest players ever!

the light section of wood is the sapwood of the tree! the part of the tree closer to the bark.

The P90 sounded sublime. I have never played through that PU but now I must:))

classy great job

gary moore and david gilmore were great friend and both great players

Dude ! If Gary Moore tells you to play his 59 and jamm with him you show up late to work and if your boss or someone barks at you you just tell him : ' fuck off '.

2:09 Ahh yes, the infamous "Stripe". First owned by Ronnie Montrose and used on Edgar Winter's "They Only Come Out at Night" album before it got stolen. Resurfaced in the late 80s when it was sold to Gary Moore, who had it till his dying day

What can you say about gary one of the best saw many times got some of the best sounds around from a les paul rip gaz 👍

the original of the first guitar is owned by Kirk Hammett , right?

magic

its nice to see a used Gibson les paul! so many of them end up sitting in their cases.