Gary Moore - Live Blues (1993) #12 "Further On Up The Road" 

I wish I could have met him while he was alive. They don't make musicians like him anymore 😢

Nobody was ever on Gary's level! I doubt very much that anyone will ever be as good as Gary was!

I remember being blown away by the playing in this song and the whole video when I bought it when it came out and constantly rewinding the solo on this song and I do it every time I watch it . Makes the hairs stand up on my neck still after all these years .

My mind can't surpass how still the audience is. I'm groovin' this tune out like it's nobody's business.

Even as a guitar shredder of almost 30 years, the two licks at about 4:36 and 4:43 are very 'what the FUCK was that?' moments. :D

Legend!

Gary Moore > Joe Bonamassa. What a incredible talent. He is the best guitar player that most people have never heard of. I am glad we have some many recordings and videos of him. RIP Gary!

Omg what a tone..... Gary is legend!!!

yes

He immitates every natural sound with his guitar

Absolutely brilliant! Bless you for posting this. One of Gary's best!

Thank you, thank you! What fun they are having. Me too!!!!

The audience is witnessing greatness and they. are. sitting. there.

lmfao that solo

Eat your heart out Eric This the way it's played

The insanity starts when he switches to the Paul😳

He was very competitive, and loving playing with Tommy Eyre because they pushed each other. Research Tommy's career. The best keys player.

shit that guitar has sum bite.

He makes his guitar laugh...

The 2 greatest musicians in my life are gone Gary Moore and Freddie Mercury. Oh well I suppose there is always that Simon Cowell is suggesting!! (Throws himself in front of a bus!)

I bet eric clapton is afraid gary would be the best guitar player there...

@TheOtherJarhead No Clapton wouldn't feat Gary Moore. Not at all. Clapton plays with Bonamassa and Beck who can heat it up better than Clapton. But the funny thing is Moore can also heat up a guitar solo better than Bonamassa and Beck. I'm at a loss to name one who could but the mojo on Gary Moore in his hot days. Can you name somebody? I can't.