No one has ever played with more passion, fury, fire and emotion than Gary Moore.

I've been saying it for years. That is simply the best live guitar performance ever captured. No one came close to Gary for emotive playing and this song has every emotion you can imagine at some point.

Yessir, Gary Moore is one of the best guitarists to ever live. He doesn’t play guitar, he IS the guitar

NO man made a guitar scream like Gary Moore. This is my favorite performace by any guitar player ever. Thany you for checking it out. Peace and Love

Nothing beats Gary Moore. He’s on a level with Jeff Beck, SRV, you name it. Have a listen to “Still Got the Blues.”

Gary Moore understood that it's a crime to play without passion...on a molecular level. One of the greatest to have ever played.

Gary's guitar was an extension of his soul... His playing was all heart and soul... One of the best; if not the greatest...

Gary’s guitar sings, screams and cries, and so does my heart 😎🙏♥️

I have always admired the way he can play an achingly beautiful melody and then less than a second later can just rip your face off

I am a 74-year-old Black Man who grew up with Gary Moore, since his early days with Skid Row, Thin Lizzy, a must is Black Rose, where he does a Metal version of Danny Boy. Please check out the album Wild Frontier, he does Irish-Celtic Metal. Also check out Out in the Fields, with another Irish legend Phil Lynott, who was a Black Irishman. Must listen to more types of music. Blues, Classical, Flamenco, Rock/Hard Rock/Heavy Metal, Jazz. and Reggae.

Everytime i see Gary Moore video it tears me up that I'll never hear him play a new gig anymore.. Rip Gary we dont deserve U

Ive watched this hundreds of times. My jaw still drops every single time i see it. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Peace and love x

Simply the best guitar player ever born

I’ve never heard a better guitar player in my life; you are ready to meet the shepard after this song. May hé rest in peace eternally.

You will never top this performance. Godlike

Gary was up there with the very best. I don’t think any other player could match him for feel and emotion. He became the guitar

R.I.P. to the great Gary Moore.

This man never got the credit he deserved, he could play it all equally vas well rarely see him mentioned in top ten greatest guitarists lists and he’s easy top 3 for me and easily the most versatile guitarist of all time

My favorite guitar performance of all time. Gary and Jeff Beck are the absolute GOATS, and especially in live performances.

He's not well known in the US but he was very big in Europe. I first saw this video a couple years ago and was completely mind blown. I've been waiting ever since to see some reactions. Glad I got my wish. It's got to be one of the most incredible performances ever recorded.

Gary Moore was the most successful solo guitar act, in Europe.

One word only, ''MASTERCLASS.''!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Gary sure was one of the best thanks my friend 👍

The only one who made guitar cry...

Ah-mazingly mind melting, soul shaking talent! Whew!

He was an enigma. We may never see his like again. Gone but never forgotten.

Check out, empty rooms, one day, still got the blues, and seperate ways.

Nobody can touch Gary for sheer emotion, am absolute genius. Check out red house live, it's epic

I have never seen a better guitar performance than this, and few as good.

Your face is my face watching this. It's unbelievable guitar control, his vibrato to volume control 👌

Its like u can feel every pain in his heart

This man plays with passion 😎

A Very Underrated Guitar Hero Gary is playing Mr. Peter Green's Guitar here, Peter was the Founding Member ot the Original Fleetwood Mac back in the late 1960's, Gary bought it, , R.I.P. to Peter and Gary, Cousin Figel

He’s something else. That a Cover of Roy Buchanan’s song. Another incredible guitarist.

Love these reaction videos to those who don't know Garys music.

He is such a legendary man rip Gary Moore

Just Masterful!

You ask how you had never heard of Gary. It's weird. Gary could put 30,000 fans into a stadium in Europe but couldn't put 3000 into a hall in the USA. Looks for his Fender 50th anniversary Red House Hendrix tribute. It will blow your mind also.

ha ha had to come back and watch it again...he can count no? It's on time every time.

Great Reaction!!! Such a Beautiful Masterpiece!!!!

MORE MOORE!!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ Heart wrenchingly beautiful. Love that you love

really like your reaction to this masterpiece. Gary has many different versions of this Roy Buchanan song ( I guess he was a master improviser ) . This particular version is my personal fav. .Many years ago I was privileged to mix the sound for Roy at Club Bene in NJ .a few times . Roy and Gary were masters at seeming to extract any imaginable human emotion out of their instruments (crying , screaming, , etc.) Bless them

This is my first time listening to Gary Moore. I’m impressed. He is excellent. Another great guitar player to listen to is Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush. He’s crazy good.

During the ending I visualize Angels rising above the clouds.

I think a lot of people unfortunately aren't familiar with Gary. He was an Irish musician and was much more known in the UK. Same with a band like Thin Lizzy. They were an Irish band and in the USA rock radio basically plays one song "The Boys Are Back In Town" and they were a huge band, releasing albums from 1971-1983. Again much more known in the UK.

watch Gary Moore and Albert king live 1990 so good

Empty rooms live in Stockholm , need to react to that.

You need to listen to Need Your Love So Bad by Gary Moore

one of the greatest to ever do it glad you checked it out

I just wanted to add on to what kevin the truck driver wrote already and was spot on as to why you were not familiar. The following is a paragraph from Wiki: In the mid-1970s, Moore was involved in a bar fight which left him with permanent facial scarring. According to Eric Bell, Moore was hanging out with his girlfriend at Dingwalls, when two men "started mouthing about Gary’s girlfriend. What they’d like to do to her." After Moore confronted them about it, one of the men smashed a bottle on the bar and slashed Moore's face with it. This had a profound effect on Moore. "It did change him," said Bell. "A lot of that pent-up anger and emotion would come out in his playing. And it came out in other ways too. It must be a hard thing to come back from something like that." During the 1980s, Moore would try to hide his scars in photographs and videos by looking down or being shot from a distance. Just to add, Gary died of a heart attack in a hotel room in Spain from alcohol poisoning. So tragic a figure yet so brilliant at his craft.

Love your reactions man, your open minded and when you are open mind enough to explore outside your comfort zone the end result is this, Gary Moore is and has always been my number one favorite guitarist of all time, its too bad he didn't get the air play in the u.s he received in Europe where he was so much more popular, but I would love for you to checkout his performance of his song called "empty rooms" live in Stockholm in 1987, anyway love your channel and you just touched the surface with Gary, peace.

Love your fase stuned from the fealing hats off

Simply incredible!

That's masterclass stuff

Great reaction and respect for Gary Moore ,thankyou , yep one of the true greats and often overlooked, His fire passion and soul can never be replicated

There's NO such beast as a bad Gary Moore performance!!! You'll be thrilled to go down this rabbit hole!!! 🐰 🐰 🐰 Suggestion...make a Playlist entitled "Heaven". Add Gary & Stevie Ray music onky. When playing, set it on random play & I promise you that you will feel like you've been to Heaven & back!!! 😱 😇 😊 👀 I'm looking forward to your intro to more Gary!!! 🤗 🤗 🤗

Roy Buchanan’s “The Messiah Will Come Again” is what inspired Gary to cover this song.

The Loner live. Look for the one with a picture of him in black and white. There's no video, but it's absolutely a triumph.

You need to react to his song titled Separate Ways! It must be the live version to get Gary's best and that goes for all of his music! Once you here this song you will always think of this masterpiece instead of the Journey song by the same name!

One of the absolute best in the business. If you haven't heard "Still Got The Blues" definitely check out the live version.

Good to see you again brother. Just for the record, Roy Buchanan wrote and played this song

I was lucky to see Gary live twice, it was a spiritual experience. Such feeling and emotion in his playing had the audience captivated. I'd recommend you watch him do a cover of Jimi Hendrix' Red House at the Fender Anniversary show.

I saw that a while back, you reviewed Roy Buchanan's "Hey Joe"...If you liked Gary Moore's Messiah, you need to see Roy Buchanan's version.....it was the first I ever heard Messiah, and the opening monologue, as well as his redition, will tear out your heart...there is a live Roy Buchanan version of The Messiah will Come Again right here on KZfaq...

Great stuff man

Still got the blues do it man

Guitar hero! Herói da guitarra! Gary... Brasil

Parisienne Walkways 🔥🔥🔥

He almost sounds as though he is playing a violin. Such a great artist. So glad you found him.

Vibe Tribe...you stankin it up

YES. SEPARATE WAYS LIVE LONDON 1992. AND PLEASE DO RED HOUSE.

looks like its time for still got the blues for you glad to see you found him

The Master of the Masters, soaring to heavenly heights. A gift to us all.

Check out the live version of “Still Got The Blues”. It will blow your mind.

Please do the live version of Gary's "Still Got The Blues".

What a great post and your reaction made my day. Truly the best of the best... thank you for that.

People will rave about Hendrix or SRV or Santana or Blackmore for example, just for example....but this guy, this man....Gary Moore ticked all the boxes, shame he's not with us anymore, but he left us with this, what more can you say.

Me too, heard bits before, heard this days ago, blown away.

Loving the old school organ and Gary's wildly beautiful playing. This gives me chills! Jeff Healey is another great great performer.

PS That stank face comes from trying to Breath while he is manhandling your soul. OMG he's Killin me. As usual.

You are the best, I love your faces like if you are almost in desbelief of what you are hearing...Gary ...that white boy surely had some soul right ??

Listen and react to "walk with me Jesus" live and "people get ready" live both by Darrell Mansfield. He is a blues rock Christian singer that plays a harmonica like Mr. Gary Moore plays the guitar. If you like blues rock, you will like those 2 songs.

Great reaction.👍👍😊😊

You want to see Gary Moore go off.Watch him cover Red House live.You want be disappointed😎

Anyone familiar with early Fleetwood Mac probaby knows the sad story of Peter Green’s mental health struggles throughout the ‘70s. by the turn of the decade, Green had started to unravel, completely losing interest in music. It was around this time that he loaned the guitar to a then-unknown teen guitar wunderkind he’d befriended by the name of Gary Moore. Moore eventually was eventually prompted by Green to purchase the instrument - Peter wanted to make sure “it would have a good home” - for the same $300 that green had paid for it. The Les Paul soon became Moore’s signature instrument as it had been Green’s. He played it on his 1973 solo debut, throughout his stints in Thin Lizzy, and on his signature solo song, 1978’s “Parisienne Walkways.” He even used the guitar on a tribute to its former owner, the Peter Green covers album “Blues for Greeny” in 1995.

He played with the rock band thin lizzy then later with others and then started doin the blues. Check out a cut where he plays with bb king and they do the thrill is gone. A great performance by both the way they compliment each other with their guitars.

Hey Drama! Might I suggest to reacting to Gary Moore's cover of Red House live at the Fender Stratocaster 50th Anniversary! It is the best Hendrix cover next to SRV's Voodoo Child. I grew up listening to him since the 80s hard rock days!

I an getting one of your Hoodies, because they are bad ass and to show props to a fantastic reaction video creator. Keep it up sir! Roy Buchanan is sniling at Gary ill bet.

somtime Gibson cry

reminds me of empty rooms so hard....

gary moore - the prophet

Tearing it up. 😳

Nah I seen him 3 times live in my high school days...84-88 and he was doing hair band pop rock....it was good...but ii was not that....I knew he had gone blues at some point..but man shut the front door...did he just kill that or what...really sounded like Empty Rooms in parts but he took that shit to a whole new level.....wow blown away.

My God!

If you wish to really hear Gary Moore pour out his soul with the 'cerebral perfect notes' as you say then listen to The Loner - Live at Hammersmith Odeon kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mqd4gq-dsajThXU.html His guitar tone is absolutely spine tingling and he soaks every bit of feedback and color from each note making it wail and cry. The band is on point too. One of the most transcendental performances ever.

Thank you, I have never heard of him before or forgot the name, but I love the music. Please react to Phil Collins with Eric Clapton - In The Air Tonight - Live @ Montreux 1986.

Check out the original by Roy Buchanan

Can you do some "Slade" reactions? They had two songs you might know "mama were all crazy now" & "com on feel the noize" but they also had many many other great songs over their 40+ year career. They were huge I their native England but only a few here in the states remember them.

the album "Strange New Flesh " by Coliseum 2, a mostly Irish band, Gary Moore at his absolute best.

I Love "the end of the world" Live I like the one in the red jump suit

I likey ☝🤘🤘👏👏