Solo guitar Gary Moore Plays The Jimi Hendrix Cover Red House

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This is simply amazing! Gary Moore doing an incredible version of the Jimi Hendrix cover, Red House! Recorded live at the Wembley Arena in 2004.

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[gibson492]

@raycali1 Joe Bonamassa GREW UP LISTENING TO GARY AND SAID GARY OPENED THE FLOODGATES FOR HIM AND IF IT WAS NOT FOR THE GENIUS OF MOORE THEIR WOULD BE NO JOE. ENOUGH SAID

[dlekardal]

Gary had just come out of hospital prior to this concert, his hand was swollen and not working. So all wannabe-critics....shush and go home to mama. This is amazing.

[Claptonblues55]

@alpacino92780 yep seen that concert and I agree. Check out Jack Moores Channel, Gary's son. Type in TheRealJackMoore in the youtube search box and check out the videos that come up. There are a few Jack Moores so you have to be sure its the one above. He is young and not his Daddy, but he is very good and I believe he will go places. A new generation. Hope you enjoy!!!! Peace!

[alpacino92780]

@alpacino92780 ..sorry bout' misspelled : crowd..NOT crown..lol

[alpacino92780]

@Claptonblues55  i agree..Joe Bonamassa doesn't do anything for me either. I have no idea how he got to play the royal albert hall...i saw the concert on TV and apart from Eric Clapton appearance the show was boring and the crown unmoved by his playing..except of course the 2 front rows (probably family and friends)

[alpacino92780]

@Claptonblues55 so true..blues its always been sort of underground...but i think that makes it even more exclusive.

[Claptonblues55]

@alpacino92780 Well I do agree, when I'm blue and listen to the blues,I feel much better. I believe Joe Bonamassa and Desiree' Bassett, etc,are very talented, but they don't give that gut wrenching feel. I want to see it, I want to feel it, they dont do that for me. Just my opinion.

[Claptonblues55]

@alpacino92780 I agree, it is not a requirement, but 99% have faced hardship or a traumatic event,and they have all said it. Lang has a total of 8 CD's, Lie to me, being the biggest. He still tours, mostly small venues. The problem in the States is the DJ's cater to top billboards or 3chord rocknroll.People like Lang,Moore,even Bonamassa etc. dont get the air time they deserve.Europe,Scandanavia are more into the blues then the Americans.US DJs rape us of great blues artists.

[alpacino92780]

@Claptonblues55 my point was that going thru hardships is not a requirement in order to play blues. I've been playing for close to 20 years and i find it that i play even better when I'm the happiest(but hey that's just me) Mr. Lang had a great voice that would've have developed regardless of whether he was having problems at home or not. And, frankly I never heard from him again after his only hit (I think, you can correct me if I'm wrong) "lie to me". Salutations from a humble brother in blues

[Claptonblues55]

@alpacino92780 Jonny Lang ( Jon Gordon Langseth, Jr, Jan 29, 1981)Jonny Lang started playing guitar at the age12, at 14, Lang was signed to A&M Records in Jan 1996. He released the critically acclaimed multi-platinum Lie to Me on Jan 28, 1997, the day before his 16thBday. There were alot of problems at home growing up and he is still fighting his demons with alcohol. Read Bios, they all have their demons. Growing up around the Blues, I have seen plenty.

[alpacino92780]

@Claptonblues55 where in the world u get this cliche that u have to endure hardship in order to play the blues....talent strikes anybody regardless of color size or gender..as far as I recall Jhonny Lang begun playing when he was only 16 and he was already good at it...so where this so call heartache he experienced.??..

[scottberk55]

@alisonrenan You are just SO wrong.... You forget in the day JIMI was the original innovator. EVERYONE else just followed in his footsteps...Come-on!!!!! How old R U anyway???????