Gary Moore -The Messiah will come again (The most AMAZ-AZING guitar riffs!) 

keith vincent 👊💙BIG FACTS!! 😳 I did NOT KNOW WHAT I WAS IN FOR! 🤘😁 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@@KristinKali Glad you liked him.

THE Best!

One of the very best. ❤

​@@KristinKaliyou got to hear the master.

He is the guitar

i'm lucky/glad to have seen him live twice! First time was in 1989 on the After the War tour before which he had announced it would be the last time he would play hardrock. So i got to hear all the classic songs from the '80s like Over the Hills, Empty Rooms, Out in the Fields, All Messed Up to name a few. Second time was the year after on the Still Got the Blues tour with Albert Collins. At the end of his career he returned to his like most classic songs. He did Empty Rooms, Over the Hills, Out in the Fields again. When he was confronted with what he said back in 1989 he was a little embarrassed and admit that those songs were actually still good.

I literally just thought of this as a roller coaster ride before reading your comment !

Him and the guitar are one you can see the emotion in his face, you should check out this whole dvd it is totally awesome

In the beginning of his career he used to bring his Gibson Les Paul Standard 1959 on the road. However one time it happened to become overrun by the tourbus. The guitar was heavily damaged but a like "guitar doctor" managed to restore it! After that he only used it in the studio.

danny the other Both passed away under tragic circumstances

Are you serious? Parisienne Walkways is a rip-off of this song. If you don't agree, listen to them back-to-back.

@@wiz9496 I agree Parisienne Walkways do has some "The Messiah..." vibes. Parisienne Walkways, this one, Spanish Guitar, Still Got the Blues and Nothing's the Same are somewhat all related.

Balázs Adamik👊💙 Balázs! Thankyou! I was shocked that I wasn’t hearing this man EVERYWHERE! EVERYDAY! ALL MY LIFE!! It was magnificent! I’m still in disbelief!

MarkB 1181 👊💙🗣EXACTLY! I didn’t know what to expect! And then my mind was BLOWN 😳

@@KristinKali absolutely feel that 💯

@@KristinKali When i first heard this masterpiece solo something else was blown, only kidding lol

Leonard Duke 👊💙😁Thankyou Leonard! This man couldn’t be real! I WAS SHOCKED! I was like where? Who? What? And finally I was OK!! Jokes on me!! THIS GUY WAS AMAZAZING! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Leonard Duke 👊🔥🗣YES! This was INSANE INSANE INSAAAAAAAAANNNEEEE!!!!!

Irish style blues!...i correct you

@@rycooder9486 I dissagree with that. The Wild Frontier album was heavily influenced by the Celtic/Irish music and so was the songs Dunluce and Blood of Emeralds from the After the War album. You could also add Black Rose from the Lizzy album with the same name. He was the co-writer of it.

Ozzy asked Gary before Randy Rhodes, but Gary declined.

☺️💜

Gordon Mansell 👊💙Gordon! I can’t Thankyou Enough for your knowledge! What this man has accomplished is nothing short of a miracle! I was sooo SHOCKED 😮 I could barely form coherent words!! 🗣

It didn't come from the factory like that. Peter wasn't happy with the sound of the neck pickup so he took it to be repaired, and it was a bad repair job done by Selmers amplifiers who had no experience with guitar pickups. The magnet was flipped and placed back in the pickup the wrong way around, thats what gives it the famous "Out of phase" tone that we all know today, it came about purely by accident. Just by turning a pickup around does not put the guitar out of phase. Although there is a slight tonal difference. But Gary is not using that middle position tone in this video anyway.

In the beginning of his career he used to bring the guitar with him on the road. An accident occurred once while on tour when the guitar was run over by the tourbus. A like "guitar doctor" managed to restore It and after that he only used it in the studio from what i've heard.

So true Roy Buchanan was truly a underrated guitarist RIP

This is Roy's Composition

Gary did Roy proud full stop, what a masterclass solo.!!!

timomastosalo 👊💙😁I was too! Till I realized that I was being recorded! Lmao! 🔥🔥🔥🤘😁 Gary =Genius

The Prophet now we're talking!!

JONATHAN SIMMONS 👊💙ALL FACTS!! 🗣💕 everyone should here this!

Thankyou for the info! 😳👍💯

He did owned the Gibson Les Paul Standard 1959 he bought from Peter Green. However after an accident while on tour the guitar was run over by the tourbus. It was heavily damaged but a like "guitar doctor" managed to restore It. After that he only used it in the studio from what i've heard.

👊❤️😳🗣Yup! That made me sick 😅 how someone could be that TALENTED!! Just AWESOME! Glad to have seen & heard this ☺️

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f5Josr4KBzA.html Gary Moore - Voodoo Child (Slight Return) I think this is the best cover version of this song, SRV's version is incredible and his cover is very popular but his playing is polished in comparison, while Gary's playing, even though he knew exactly where he was going with it, sounds raw and has more of the on the edge feel Hendrix had... and his tone absolutely slays. After you have seen GARY MOORE....it's like all the other great guitarists are no longer exciting anymore. GM has set the bar so high here, it is unlikely any guitarist past, present or future can accomplish what he did here. With respect to Mr Buchanan, Mr Bonamassa, Mr Stevie Ray Vaughan (one of Gary's insperations and my number one idol), Mr Clapton, Mr Satriani, Mr Van Halen, Mr Santana... and all those I have no time to list (you get my point) this is the greatest example of electric guitar mastery ever caught on tape. Whether it’s single note, rhythm, string bending, vibrato, hammering, arpeggio, tone, scale, pentatonics, proper diatonics, finger picking, or power chords.. this is the epitome of mastery of the guitar. I doubt you can find a guitar player that would disagree.The world should remember Gary Moore.