6th August 2002
The New Releases
page have been updated as well.
There are 2 different promo been issued, on CDR without Catalogue number and one with Papersleeve and Catalogue number SANPR 120.
New tour date for UK 10th August added, check out the Tour Dates 2002 pages and the Bulldog Bash page.
According to an article in Record Collector Issue August No 276; "Cass Lewis mention that a 12 minute jam is dropped from the album and he hopes it would appear as an B-side if a single is released from the album. Also mentioned is that the band is already talking about another album." OJ comments: The future will let us know if it would happen.
The Set-list page are updated with the last Polish concert Set-List.
20th July 2002
Please find yesterdays set-list from Spodek show, Katowice, Poland
at the Set-List pages. It was the same set-list
as the 3 last shows in Finland and Norway.
13th July 2002
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SCARS
is Gary Moore, Cass Lewis & Darrin Mooney Catalog number: SANCD120 Tracklist:
Produced by Chris Tsangarides and Gary Moore Release dates:
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I hope those of you that are attending the Polish and Danish dates will
send in the set-list and reviews.
3rd July 2002
As you have seen a new Gary Moore album is to be released 2nd September
2002, followed by a UK tour in October/November
at the official
Gary Moore Web-Page.
The long awaited tribute album to John Lee Hooker is to be released 9th September.
3 Festival dates are announed this summer 1 in Finland and 2 in Norway,
check out the Tour Dates 2002.
Along with 2 shows in Poland in mid of July. Set-list from the 2 played
shows in Germany and Finland are available at the set-list
page for 2002
Sorry for the long delay in updates, but my work is currently very demanding at the moment. I spend long hours, and it makes my spare time for updates very limited at the moment.
10th February 2002
Gary played an amazing set yesterday 9. Feb at the Royal Albert Hall.
You Upset Me Baby
Oh Pretty Woman
Walking By Myself
Stormy Monday
Fire
28th November 2001
The Disappointment of The Year!
| The Best Of The Blues
Catalognr: CDVX 2943
Note!
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CD 1
1. Walking By Myself 2. Oh Pretty Woman (Featuring: Albert King) 3. Still Got The Blues 4. Separate Ways 5. Since I Met You Baby (Featuring: BB King) 6. Story Of The Blues (Single Edit) 7. All Your Love 8. Too Tired (Featuring: Albert Collins) 9. Need Your Love So Bad (Single Edit) 10. Midnight Blues 11. King Of The Blues 12. Jumpin' At Shadows 13. Texas Strut 14. Moving On 15. Stop Messin' Around 16. Parisienne Walkways 17. The Supernatural
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CD 2
1. Caldonia (Live) (Featuring: Albert Collins & Albert King) 2. You Don't Love Me (Live) 3. Key To Love (Live) 4. The Thrill Is Gone (Live) (Featuring: BB King) 5. Stormy Monday (Live) (Featuring: Albert King) 6. Cold Feeling (Live) (Featuring Albert Collins) 7. Further Up The Road (Live) (Featuring: Albert Collins) 8. The Stumble - (Live) 9. Oh Pretty Woman (Live) 10. Walking By Myself (Live) 11. Too Tired (Live) 12. Still Got The Blues (Live) 13. All Your Love (Live) 14. Midnight Blues (Live) (All live tracks released on the CD-Singles from 'SGTB' and 'AH' albums, except for 'The Thrill Is Gone' only released on French CD-Singel versions |
27th September 2001
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Gary Moore has guested on one track called 'Heart
Of Stone' on the new Jim Capaldi album called 'Living On The Outside' to
be released in the UK 8th October 2001. This session is done about 8 years
ago, when Gary was a neighbour to George Harrison. More info to be found
on the Official Jim Capaldi Web-page.
'Heart Of Stone' is actually one of the few tracks I consider by Gary's sessions to be unreleased. There are surely other gems that we would rather hear..... Release dates:
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The review page is updated with one fan reveiw. Click here to access the Reveiws Page.
Monday 24th September 2001 and Monday 1st October the German Radio Station NDR will broadcast the nearly the complete Grosse Greiheit show in Hamburg 13th March 2000, except for 'Enough Of The Blues'.
4th September 2001
In Germany they have released an 2CD called 'Twelve Inces' with Frankie
Goes To Hollywood on Reportire Records;
Cat-nr: REP 4952, containing the 'Warriors Of The Wasteland (Attack
Mix)' featuring Gary Moore on Guitar. This is the first official release
with this song, previously this song is only been available on Promo Only
White Label 12" Vinyl Maxi Single and Bootleg CD.
3rd September 2001
Virgin plan to release a Gary Moore box-set sometime hopefully in 2002,
but no release date is planned yet. Virgin Sweden & Virgin UK are in
charge of the compiling tracks for the box set, as you know who compiled
the 'Best Of' 2CD albums 'Out In The Fields' and 'Blood Of Emerald'. It's
to be expected to contain interesting tracks, more info to follow in the
future.....
REMEMBER:
Don't forget to send me your
reviews and set-lists from the fortcomming European tour....
26th August 2001
Today it's 5 years since I started the GAZ Web-Page, and it has been
lots of fun to do. But it's also taken lot of time to frequently updating
it. By today it's the longest running active Gary Moore Web-Page, even
though you can find one that started before mine. The last 2 years the
number of visitors have increased heavily, and I also reckon that Gary's
heavy touring the last 2 years is also reason for the increased interest.
Hope you have been pleased with this page and the info it has provided
to you. I haven't used lot of time to changed the design over the years,
but that it isn't the important with this page; it's to provide news and
info about Gary Moore. A big thanks Lennart, Tomoyuki, Rene, Stefan, Katja,
Heike and of course Arve for helping me with info and inspiration during
the 5 years, and also BIG big thank you for those you I haven't mention
and providing info during the years.
24th August 2001
Gary Moore has guested on one track called 'Heart Of Stone' on the
new Jim Capaldi album called 'Living On The Outside' to be released in
the UK 8th October 2001. This session is done about 8 years ago, when Gary
was a neighbour to George Harrison. More info to be found on the
Official Jim Capaldi Web-page. Thanks to Juergen Kramer to informing
us about it at the GAZ Message Board.
6th August 2001
Finally is the Back To
The Blues Lyrics to be found on the GAZ Web-page. I have got alot of
request about them and now are you patience back in resting mode ;-)) A
big thank you to Arve Akervold to making them perfect and matching what
you hear at the Back To The Blues album. Any further questions, please
don't hestitate to contact me.
1st August 2001
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In Sanctuary Records has/will released an 3 tracks
CD-Single with 'Picture Of The Moon' an UK pressing. Catalognr: SANX086
(Not a US CD-Single as previously mention)
No Official release date yet! Tracks:
I got this reply from Sanctuary Records UK:
I also got an mail from Sanctuary Records US, telling that they will not release this CD-Single. |
The Sanctuary Records in US will reissue 'A Different Beat' 21st August.
At The Montruex Jazz Festival web-page you can now listen and see the complete Gary Moore's concert at the 6th July.
15th July 2001
I have also added a new section to the GAZ Web-page called Collectors
Items. I have tried to list a selection of 10 collectable items in
various formats; some are expensive, rare and some just interesting. Also
I have also tried to rank them from 1 to 10. I would like to get your comments
with items you think should feature there, instead of one or more items
I have listed.
14th July 2001
The Friday the 13th Ghost swept over UK yesterday. Unfortunately Gary
Moore had to cancel his performance at the Liverpool Docks. Helen from
UK sent me this official announcement from the venue: After waiting 45
minutes, the announcer came on stage to say, "due to circumstances beyond
our control, Gary Moore is unable to perform tonight. A doctor has been
on site and advised Gary not to sing as he is suffering from tonsillitis"
26th June 2001
I just got the knowledge about a possible Gary Moore tour in Germany
in November 2001. But I don't know anything more at the moment. But I working
out to get it confirm if it's happens or not! Rumours or not, please remember
it might be true or it maybe will not take place at all! Watch is space
in the near future!!!! for further info!!!
20th June 2001
Just added a page to the Picture Gallery which
features a scan of the Picture Insert of Thin Lizzy Japanese 7" of 'Waiting
For An Alibi' with scans of the label of the Stock Copy and the Promotional
Copy of the 7". This is to help out collectors in their search for collector’s
items. Especially when both labels for this 7" are both white label with
black printing, many times the stock copy is tried sold as a Promotional
Copy. This is also the case for the Thin Lizzy Japanese 7" of 'Do Anything
You Want To', so if you have any record collecting questions regarding
Gary Moore and related stuff, don't hesitate to contact
me by e-mail, I will do my best to answer you questions of any kind.
9th May 2001
In the May issue of Record Collector Gary Moore talks about a possible
Box-sets released through Virgin with a possible released in 2002. Gary
mentions that it might include a live disc with a recording of the Greedies
from Sep 1978 at the Camden's Electric Ballroom. Virgin plans to release
a mid-price compilation called 'Best Of The Blues' taken from the 3 blues
albums 'Still Got The Blues', 'After Hours' & 'Blues For Greeny'. Sanctuary
Records hopes to assemble a 2CD compilation with Gary's approval, which
possible can include a unissued Skid Row 45 and selection of Gary Moore's
sessions, such as with Don Airey, Cozy Powell etc...... Lots of interesting
stuff in the Record Collector interview, Gary talks about his guide to
the blues
The new Jack Bruce album called
'Shadows in the Air' and will be released world wide by Sanctuary Records
on 9th July 2001. Featuring Gary Moore on two tracks ('Heartquake'
and 'Dark Heart'). Catalognr: SANCD084
For Collector there are Complete Promotional Copy of the album in Hardpapersleeve
(see cover above), Catalognr: SANPRO84
26th April 2001
The new John Mayall album 'Along For The Ride' was released in Europe
at the 23rd April 2001.
18th April 2001
Sancturary Records UK has released an Interview CD with Gary Moore
for Promotional Use Only....
Cat.nr: SANP3072 in Jewel Case, Silver CD and B/W Cover... with 21
Tracks an running time close to 26 minutes... and cover can be found at
the New Releases Pages.... I know still missing
details of the New Releases... it's comming soon!
6th April 2001
Here is the Norwegian 'Back To The Blues' reviews, just to click on
this link
If you want to add your countries reviews, please send me them and
I will include them on this page.
20th March 2001
Gary Moore is also featuring the April issue of the German magzine
Gitarre &
Bass. So if any of you German speaking fans could tell the highlights
from that interview at the GAZ Message Board, I guess many would be very
happy for that.
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Be sure to pick up the April issue of the Guitarist
magazine. Features a track by track interview of the 'Back To The Blues'
album and 'Stormy Monday' taken from the album is featuring on the enclosed
CD.
It's surely is interesting interview with Gary, as usually the Guitarist magazine manages pull off. The Interview tell about different gear set-ups for the different tracks and when they were written. As well a review of the album, the album gets 4 of 5 rating........ The Prophet was first performed in Trade Show Product Demo back in 1993, where Gary also performed a protype of Naked Flame. This thing happened before the Jack Bruce Birthday gig, so I guess sometime between August and November 1993, anyone knows for sure??? |
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(as showed on VH1): Enough Of The Blues Walking By Myself Cold Black Night Parisienne Walkways (Not Showed on VH1)
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Well, I just watched the VH1 broadcast of the
'Back To The Blues' live set recorded at the VH1 Studio. Wanted to give
a review and continue of my views of his performance from The Mean Fiddler.
The show started with some questions in the more standard type and only
4 songs was broadcasted the 19 March…..
‘Enough Of The Blues’ was the first song to start the performance as the Mean Fiddler show. It was another fine version with some great guitar parts. The song is really great and blows you right back out of the concert hall entrance. The only thing that sounded not too good was the screaming vocal parts, but only minor thing to comment. Next song was ‘Walking By Myself’ is one of those song that still is sounding great after all these times Gary has played it since 1990. He sung it in a rougher voice than before. Gary seemed more pleased when performing at the VH1 than his playback performance at the Swedish TV4 the 3rd March. ‘Cold Black Night’, WOW, a superb version, it’s one of THE best versions I have heard. Smashing guitar work throughout the song, also great drum parts from Darrin. It was just to sit back and enjoy, more of this please……… ‘Parisienne Walkways’ is a classic and it’s back to its normal smooth sound. Not like the ’99 version as I heard in Manchester and London, which was much rougher and heavier sound than this one. This was a really nice live in studio version, Gary is returning with same great performance as he did last year. The total view of this program is that it was great, and it’s great promotion for Gary’s new album and forthcoming tour. This is the comments/view for this time….. 'Stormy Monday' is played in fine way, continued the positive trend from the Mean Fiddler gig.When Gary started on the solo part, it just floated away nice and smoothly. This is an outstanding live studio performance of Gary... just to enjoy.... This performance of 'Picture Of The Moon' is way better than the Mean Fiddler gig, but it all comes down to a retrospective of Gary Moore's famous ballads... No matter how you see it. It gets very close to 'Nothing's The Same' touch of 'Wrong Side of Town' and 'With Love (Remember)' plus SGTB/PW with dry guitar sound. I always get this 'I have heard it before feeling' it's still enjoyable more than 8 minutes for Gary Moore... 'Still Got The Blues' and here we go again... It just to be so easy to listen to this song, but times changed... Well this version is a bit better than the live versions I have heard lately. Here in my heart, there's an empty space where 'Still Got The Blues' used to be. I hope the space will be filled again. I hope hear an inspired version soon. I hope VH1 will broadcast the 3 remaining songs soon!
OJ –GAZ Editor
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1st March 2001
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Gary Moore playes Lead Guitar on one track called 'If
I Don't Get Home' on the new John Mayall Album for release 23. April
2001, and along with lots of great names in the blues/rock genre. The album
with be titled & called 'John Mayall & Friends - Along For The
Ride' EAGCD 150 out on Eagle Records.
'If I Don't Get Home' is slow blues tunes, with very great blues guitar from Gary Moore. The guitar playing is more bluesy than 'Back To The Blues', more to the style from 'Blues For Greeny' In general is very fine album. Recommended to buy! |
28th January 2001
Catalog number: SANCD072 |
Tracklist of the album:
1. Enough Of The Blues 2. You Upset Me Baby 3. Cold Black Night 4. Stormy Monday 5. Ain't Got You 6. Picture Of The Moon 7. Looking Back 8. The Prophet 9. How Many Lies 10. Drowning In Tears Produced by Gary Moore
Line Up:
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Also read the Sanctuary Records Press Release about 'Back To The Blues'
Release dates:
Europe: 12. March 2001
USA: 20 March 2001
Japan: 28. March 2001 (Note New Date, pushed
back from 23. March) No Bonus track for the Japanese album
15th December 2000
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15th December 2000
At the 6. December Universal in Sweden only released 2CD limited set
called 'The Boys Are Back In Town - Swedish Collection'
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3rd December 2000
The two Greg Lake albums are now released on CD from the Official
Greg Lake Web-page
This the first time that Greg Lake's 'Manoeuvres' album is released
on CD. It's great to finally to get it on CD,
I have heard of these releases for a couple of years now! Things Takes
Time........ You have probably heard it before...
As you know that the 'Greg Lake' album was released in Europe earlier
this year.
21st September 2000
Gary Moore played following songs at 'Eric Clapton's Blues' the Charity
gig at the Bath's Guitar Festival:
- Stepping Out
- Stormy Monday
- Tore Down
- Further On Up The Road
- The Sky Is Crying
25th June 2000
Here's short review and set-list from one of mine favorite friends
that attended the Chelsea concert yesterday:
quite small surroundings for a festival, but those of you who saw the
Chelsea Bluesfestival before might know. When the auction should start
at 2.00pm, there were about 20 people with a valid ticket, the rest seemed
to be friends, family and stuff. Maybe that was the reason, the auction
went on throughout the whole day - the first bid for the Gary Moore signed
Gibson guitar stuck at 75,--!!!!! Finally it was sold for 575,--, which
still seems to be cheap. The two signed t-shirts went out for 25,-.
Besides the fact it was pretty cold, I hardly can remember another GM concert
that lasted only about 75 minutes, including the break for the encore (at
least the North Sea Jazz Festival?). When they started (as usual 10 minutes
too late) the crowed had grown meanwhile, but it was still cold, so Gary
wore a black coat all the time. The delay caused some problems, because
they had only time until 11.00pm and though the poor guitar tech gave his
best and hurried up even that way he had to take off his sweatshirt, at
the end Gary felt sorry, therefore they wanted to play another song but
weren't allowed, as the time was over! But here is what they played - watch
out, two new songs!!!!!
1. Since I Met You Baby
2. Walking By Myself
3. Need Your Love So Bad
4. I Loved Another Woman
5. I Ain't Got You*
6. Lookin' Back*
7. All Your Love
8. Still Got The Blues
9. Too Tired
10. Further On Up The Road
11. Fire
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12. The Blues Is Alright
* = New Song
Both new songs are quite short (about 3 minutes each I guess) and the style of Enough Of The Blues and Cold Black Night. The refrain of Lookin' Back goes I WAS LOOKIN' BACK TO SEE IF SHE WAS LOOKIN' BACK TO SEE IF I WAS LOOKIN' BACK AT HER and when Gary suddenly stopped singing, the audience went in nearly immediately. The sound was ok until the encore, which sounded badly (the only one played with the new guitar). Finally to say that there were no guests, like the programme announced, but there would have been no space on the stage for another musician. No string got broken, as usual some lyrics went wrong, but it was a fine concert at all. I'd say that 80% just were there to see Gary and he seemed to be in good mood and shape, though no picks was given away.
22nd May 2000
Here's short review and set-list from one of mine friends that attended
the Denmark concert yesterday:
A really fine concert, though everybody around me was totally drunken! It took nearly three songs until the crowd in front of the stage was completely in his hands. Maybe because it was a rock festival he played hard stuff sometimes. After the duel in Too Tired Gary went on with a great solo which he could have played at one of the 80th concerts as well. Fire was a very good version also. I really liked it. Fact is that he came back for the first encore, took the guitar The Guitar Tech gave him, played one note and gave it back to The Guitar Tech who didn't react immediately so Gary threw it on the ground and said "I have enough"! The crowd cheered and he asked if somebody wants it. Then he picked it up again and wanted to throw it into the crowd (thank God not to my direction) but he just hit the security zone. A small boy picked it up but The Guitar Tech wanted it back. Very astonishing that Gary played this encore The Blues Is Alright (with another guitar but in a fine way - one string got broken here) and even a second encore. It seemed that not only I was wondering if he'll come back because after encore 1 nearly the whole crew went to the curtain to see if he would return. During PW a girl threw several pieces of underwear on the stage. You could hear that Gary said "thank you" for that afterwards but he regret that the bras weren't his size! The long note in PW went for 38 seconds and the whole song for nearly 12 minutes. The concert ended after 96 minutes.
Set-list:
Walking By Myself
Oh Pretty Woman
Need Your Love So Bad
Since I Met You Baby
All Your Love
Still Got The Blues
Too Tired
The Sky Is Crying
Further On Up The Road
Fire
The Blues Is Alright (Encore 1)
Parisienne Walkways (Encore 2)
25th April 2000
A Short review from the Copenhagen gig Sunday 23. April:
I have just arrived from Copenhagen today, but can tell you it was great
show yesterday.
Need Your Love So Bad, Gary started the song with guitar intro, before
you heard the known start of the song.
The highlight of the show was I Loved Another Woman, it was just great
and very enjoyable......
Cold Black Night sounded also very good, and the crowd responded to
song as well. That must be a positive sign for Gary with this new song,
and it's great rock song. Still Got The Blues gets worse and worse.........
Gary is really playing the song simple as possible, not as the great versions
he did in '92/93. The Sky Is Crying was again great.........
Fire was good, but a bit short... The Blues Is Alright was average,
the audience didn't respond too good for the song.
The last song was The Prophet, a great new instrumental with heavy
influences from Sunset and Nothing's The Same,
he played it bit short compared to the versions he made in Germany,
according to my German friends that was also attending the show. Great
night, lots of Guitars...... There will surely longer review in the next
issue of GAZ, as I probably don' manage to send out before I will travel
to Stavanger etc..........
The Show yesterday wasn't sold out, about an 800 people being there. But the promotion for the Copenhagen show has been very lousy, according to Danish and Swedish fans I talked to before/after the show yesterday. With some more promotion, especially using the regular paper to annouce concerts, the show would surely been sold out.
Set-list:
Walking By Myself
Oh Pretty Woman
Need Your Love So Bad
I Loved Another Woman
Since I Met You Baby
Surrender
Cold Black Night*
All Your Love
Still Got The Blues
Too Tired
The Sky Is Crying
Further On Up The Road
Fire (Encore 1)
The Blues Is Alright (Encore 2)
The Prophet* (Encore 3)
* = New Song
4th April 2000
The German radio station NDR2 broadcasted 3rd April 2000 the first
part from the Hamburg concert the 13th March, the following songs were
aired:
- Walking By Myself
- Oh Pretty Woman
- Lost In Your Love
- Need Your Love So Bad
- I Loved Another Woman
- Since I Met You Baby
- Surrender
- The Prophet* (This
is not listed on the NDR2
web-page, But it was broadcasted)
- The Blues Is Alright
* = New Song
25th March 2000
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Aynsley Lister
- Self Titled - Ruf 1031 - Ruf Records (Released March '99)
1. Got It Bad (Aynsley Lister)
As you see Aynsley Lister has made a cover of Since I Met You Baby with Walter Trout. The song was written by Gary and he played it with BB King back in '92 on After Hours. |
At the second night of the Hamburg gigs a camera crew from Hamburg1 recorded the first 3 songs, they will be broadcasted on a show called 'KUNUS' the 3rd or 10th May.
12th December 1999
A new bootleg has been released with Skid Row called 'Whole Lotta Love'
on Gypsy Eye Label, cat.nr GE 106. It's taken from the Whiskey club in
Los Angels, US. - Tracks: Slow Down/Benedict’s Cherry Wine/Mr De-Luxe/Ramblin’
On My Mind/Goin’ Up The Country/Mad Dog Woman/Girl Called Winter/Honky
Tonk Woman/Whole Lotta Love/Got My Mojo Working/Slow Down. The 2 last tracks
it' said on the cover to be with John Bonham on the Vocals!!!!!!
We have also added some new Skid Row Tour Dates for the years 1970-1971 at the Tour Dates Section, if you have more info to us about missing Tour Dates, please let us know!
The Jonathan Kelly Album - Wait 'Till They Change The Backdrop from 1973
The album cover of the JK Album:
A Scan of the Track List:
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The new session that Gary Moore revealed in the December '99 issue
of Record Collector No. 244, an album by Jonathan Kelly called 'WAIT TILL
THEY CHANGE THE BACKDROP' released in 1973 by RCA with Cat.nr. SF 8353
in Gatefold sleeve.
There are following tracks on the album: Wait ‘Till They Change The Backdrop*/Turn Your Eye On Me/Godas*/Down On Me/I Wish I Could*/Chains*/All In A New Light/Hold On/Beautiful Eyes* (Tracks marked with '*' are without Gary Moore). The fun thing with record was to see the musician featuring on the following four Gary Moore tracks: Turn Your Eye On Me/Down On Me/All In A New Light/Hold On, none of them had an Electric Guitar listed in the cover, but when you hear the songs play, there was surely Eletric Guitar on those songs. The sound/Bending/Picking was unmistakeably Gary Moore's. Well the songs aren't the best, but I have heard worse, the one interesting part is that on the track Hold On' Gary plays Steel Guitar, which we seldom have heard Gary play. The sound of the record reminds me a bit of the Rod Argent album 'Moving Home' on MCA from 1978, and it's surely an album for Gary Moore collectors....so don't dare to miss it!!! |
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There has also been released a new Notebook for Guitar Tab
& Vocal called;
Greatest Hits So Far... on IMP, with the Tracks:
- 96 Pages |
There has also been released a 3 Track album sampler from A Different Beat album, containing the tracks: Go On Home\Lost In Your Love\Worry No More. Cat.nr: RAWP 2142 in Blue Cardboard Sleeve
Castle has also released an CD-R Interview disc from A Different Beat, in a white Sleeve with Black Printing, with excerpts from the Interview. Cat.nr: RAWPI 142
I have revised the Related Section of the Discography pages, and have added some more items. If you think I have left out important items that a Gary Moore collector should know about, please let me know and I will surely correct it.
Otherwise do the GAZ Issue 23 contain several reviews of the last concerts in October/November, full details of the tour including set-lists.
30th November 1999
The December issue No 244 of the UK Magazine Record Collector has an
interview with Gary Moore, running over 5 pages. Gary is answering many
questions about earlier sessions.... as well as taking initative to mention
them himself. Very interesting for any Gary Moore fan. So be sure to pick
it up..........
For those that have some questions about the interview about the records, take a look into the Discography pages under the related section. If you then don't find the answer, don't hesitate to contact me.
Errors in the Record Collector Interview:
Gary Ball, correct is Gary Boyle. The album is called 'Electric Glide'
which features Gary on 2 tracks: 'GAZ' & HAYABUSA'
Chris Thompson, Gary did infact play on a couple of tracks with Chris
Thompson back in 1983. He play on 'Do What You Wanna Do' and a Paul McCartney
Cover which we don't know the name of. It was released an an album called
'Out Of The Night' April '83 in Germany only. Also as an 7" with the A-Side
was the Gary Moore track 'Do What What You Wanna Do'.
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Here can you read the complete ADB Press-Release from Castle/Raw Power and the latest Biography.
