This place will be information that is for my tastes mainly and more related to the "Blues", which I have the most interest in at this moment in my life!  As you can see from my main homepage it's the BLUES and nothing but the Blues related theme, I'm trying for in all.

    Gary Moore been doing the "blues" in his music for sometime now, off and on in the early days thru "Skid Row" (no concerns to the 90's band) , then "G-Force" and on to "Colosseun" group while in the "Thin Lizzy" group, and then right into his own band.  He also done alot of session stuff which I will touch on later too.  But to me the time he started with the very first all blues album is his 1990, on Virgin Records, called; "Still Got the Blues".

    Which is an great album with many songs that stand out besides the title cut!  Songs like Albert King's "Oh Pretty Woman & As the Years Go Passing By", plus Albert Collins song, "Too Tired", and got to mention Otis Rush's "All Your Love".  These songs just took the lp to the top with both Albert's playing their top notch for each song too, but "Texas Strut, King of the Blues & Midnight Blues" are right along side those others mention by other great legends of the Blues!     Then the second all blues album came out called, "After Hours", I was just floor by the guitar work on this and the selection of tunes on it too!  Even through this lp has many great blues standards like "Since I met you Baby" with BB King at his best too, and "the Blues is Alright" with Albert Collins just being what Albert does best, play like there's no tomorrow in site.  All of these blues greats with the exception of Otis Rush, was on either one of his live videos, "Evening of the Blues and Blues Alive".  If you don't have these in you collection then get on it fast!  The video "Blues Alive", is also on cd too, which to me the video is always better than hearing him, but seeing is the next best thing to a live show, if one can get it in there area, country, state, and town! Mail-order sometimes fixes this little problem of getting the music we do love.  Getting back to the "After Hours" album which had two Peter Green related songs, "Key to Love" from John Mayall's Hard Road and "Jumping at Shadows" from Fleetwood Mac's "Jumping at Shadows" lp, recorded live in Boston-1969. This live lp has an great "Black Magic Woman" version of it's raw power at it's best, lot better than Santana has ever done with that tune!

    Which brings us to the next stage of Gary's guitar playing and grand tribute to Peter Green called, "Blues for Greeny", on Virgin Records still...

    This cd is Gary's best playing to date!  I hope many do agree with me in the guitar tone he's gotten on this cd, it's an true mesh of Moore and Green together by heart and soul for the music and the songs which were a hit then and now!  When I watch the video documentary of Fleetwood Mac w/ Peter Green from the late 60's to the very early 70's, doing their music with the rawness of the Chicago Blues which they all loved from the deepest spot in their souls! If you are an fan of  Fleetwood Mac's music when they had only three guitarist, which to me was the true guts of the band and never even got close after that, sorry "Rumours" was good but it's not the Blues! So if it's great Blues, get this cd of Gary Moore's and the videos that are sold in stores or try to obtain them by trading with other collectors of the blues.  

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Well, since I first done this tribute page to Gary Moore, there's been a few more CD's out. The first one after "Blues for Greeny" is "Back to the Roots", the title says it all. Even as a great classic blues song from the great late, T-Bone Walker, called, "Stormy Monday"! It's a version that can't be miss! The CD is full of top blues in many styles, which is expected from Gary Moore these days!

The very new one that's out is Heavy METAL Blues, LOL. The CD will take a hold of you and make you take a step back and three forward! I think it's one of his best since the first of his blues CD's (Still Got the Blues), which that CD took a whole new spin on Mr.Moore from the rock scene we know him for then. The new CD is called, "SCARS" It's very RAW and HARD EDGE music...

GARY! Keep it up and don't let yourself get close to the same old blues! SPICES come in handy for the blood to flow in a different direction!!!!!

SORRY FOLKS!!!

Gary has a few more CD's out then I just mention above! I guess I've been in the DARK! Below is a list of the CD's out since the very first blues CD from Mr.Moore. "Still Got the BLUES!"

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Also this very colourful place ofthe Gary Moore E_ZINE , which includes

           Thin Lizzy Band:

  i)     the Thin Lizzy Official Web Page  .....one of the first.
 ii)     the Thin Lizzy WWW Page .....what a good tribute too.
iii)     Black Rose .....not just a great album too.
iv)     Thin Lizzy Homepage .....yes, in Japan!
 v)     Thin Lizzy Tribute .....from the Netherlands....
 

           Jack Bruce Band:

  i)     Jack Bruce Data Page .....lots of different information.
 ii)     the Jack Bruce Interviews .....of his music and beyond.
iii)     Jack Bruce .....the albums that CARE.