Live Albums By Gary Moore
As well as having a successful solo career, guitarist Gary Moore has played with:
Skid Row (not the American heavy metal band but an Irish blue rock band)
Colosseum II
but he’s probably best known for his time with Thin Lizzy in the mid and late 1970s.
As a solo artist he played rock before returning to his love of the blues.
He died on 6 February 2011 after having a heart attack in his sleep.
Studio Albums By Gary Moore
Before considering his career as a live performer, it’s always useful to look at the studio albums since they help to define the concerts.
1973 Grinding Stone
1978 Back on the Streets
1980 G-Force
1982 Corridors of Power
1983 Dirty Fingers
1983 Victims of the Future
1985 Run for Cover
1987 Wild Frontier
1989 After the War
1990 Still Got the Blues
1992 After Hours
1995 Blues for Greeny
1997 Dark Days in Paradise
1999 A Different Beat
2001 Back to the Blues
2002 Scars
2004 Power of the Blues
2006 Old New Ballads Blues
2007 Close as You Get
2008 Bad for You Baby
The album Still Got The Blues marks the return of Moore from hard rock to blues rock.
Live Albums By Gary Moore
1980 Live at the Marquee
1983 Rockin’ Every Night – Live in Japan
1984 We Want Moore!
1990 to 2001 Essential Montreux
1992 Blues Alive
2003 Live at Monsters of Rock
2007 Live At Bush Hall
2007 Blues For Jimi (covers of Jimi Hendrix songs performed live)
2010 Live at Montreux 2010
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Gary Moore with Other Groups And Artists
***Gary Moore with Skid Row***
1971 Live And On Song
he also performed on their first two studio albums together and two albums of extras have also been released.
***Gary Moore and Thin Lizzy***
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Life is a live album recorded by Thin Lizzy on the farewell tour in 1983 when Phil Lynott decided to break up the band. Former guitarists Eric Bell, Brian Robertson and Gary Moore joined the band on stage.
Their previous live album, Live and Dangerous is often regarded as one of the best live albums ever so their Life live album has a great deal to live up to.
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