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A great musician. RIP.
John hated Hot Space. Frederick's favourite singer was not Paul Rodgers. Roger didn't compose 'Innuendo.' 'Bohemian Rhapsody' hasn't got 180 vocal overdubs.
Great Guitarist. RIP
Joyful the sound
Terrible guitarist.  Looking forward to bumping his CDs up by a few quid in my shop.

Just kidding.

As said, only the good die young....
Damn... one by one the legends are leaving us, and this one was still a young man.  RIP.
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Well, he hasn't got the blues anymore...
Another legend gone. RIP
We must all see to believe...
It's a shcok all right Kosimodo.

I've put together a playlist of his work on we7.com
"Build your muscles as your body decays!"
This is a huge loss.

He was a wonderful musician but also a wonderful human being, always respectful to everyone.

I'm very fond of his playing, always full of passion... He worked hard while playing too. I like that...

He was way too young...:-(

RIP
on my way up
Joins Phil Lynott in that great band of rockers in heaven,RIP,GM
Greg Lake paid tribute to Gary Moore on his website saying and I quote "I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Gary Moore. Gary was not only a fellow musician but also a soul mate; ever since he played in my solo band we developed a special bond and I will miss him dearly.

May he rest in peace.

Greg Lake" end quote.

Greg used Gary on his two 1980s solo albums and had Gary as his lead guitarist on his 1981 solo tour. The King Biscuit 1981 Live CD is a perfect testament to the memory of Gary. That version of "Parisienne Highways" is probably the best I ever heard.
"Spread your wings and fly away, fly away, far away!", "No one makes me sing lullabies and no one makes me close my eyes"
This is so sad, he was a great player. Rock, Metal, Blues, he was a great player and supported Queen when part of Thin Lizzy on the 1977 US tour and as a solo artist on some of the Magic tour in 86. Such a skilled player, check out Wild Frontier, Run for Cover, Still got the blues and his stuff with Thin Lizzy. Rock in Peace Gary.
"Give it to me one more time!"

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