Mr. Everything on 10!
Gary Moore was a guitar player from Northern Ireland, most famous for his album Still Got The Blues and his connection with Thin Lizzy.
Having appeared on over 40 albums, Gary Moore has to be considered one of the most influential British guitar players of all time.
A true Les Paul and Marshall fan, Moore’s sound is best described as “everything on 10”. His famed Gibson Les Paul actually first belonged to Peter Green, who played it at a much lower volume!
Parisienne Walkways & Still Got The Blues
Originally an instrumental, Gary teamed up with Phil Lynnott (Thin Lizzy) who wrote the lyrics for Parisienne Walkways, played bass, and sang on the recording.
This song reached #8 in the UK Singles chart in 1979. Gary must’ve really liked the song as he reinvented it 10 years later on his most successful album.
With undeniable links to his previous hit, Parisienne Walkways, Still Got The Blues is the title track off Gary Moore’s most successful studio album.
Another tune on the album, Oh, Pretty Woman featured Albert King. As you turned it over, Albert Collins made a guest appearance on Too Tired. On That Kind Of Woman, George Harrison completed the picture, everyone wanted to be part of Gary’s album!
Clearly, Gary Moore had by now established himself, rubbing shoulders with the most famous guitar players in the world. Easily his most successful album, the title track, Still Got The Blues, would become his signature tune.
Gary Moore tunes | Related pages
Parisienne Walkways
Learn how to play Parisienne Walkways by Gary Moore/Phil Lynott using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, and a Spytunes video guitar lesson.
| Am | Dm7 |
I remember Paris in ’49…
Still Got The Blues
You can learn how to play Still Got The Blues by Gary Moore using chords, lyrics, chord analysis, and a Spytunes video guitar lesson.
| Dm7 | Dm7/G | Cmaj7 | Fmaj7 |
Used to be so easy, to give my heart away…
Gary Moore on the web
