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Still Got The Blues. When anyone asks what song is an associate with Gary Moore, the answer is – “Still got the blues for you.”. The composition appeared on the 1990’s album of the same title. It was the only song by Gary Moore, which went on the Billboard 100. Many men consisted proposal their girlfriends to the sounds of the song.
16 de feb. de 2012 · Once the surprise effect is over, "Still Got The Blues" stands out as a remarkable Blues-Rock album, halfway between the tribute to the legends of the genre and the real work of composition. New proof of Gary Moore's talent, it confirms his status of guitar-hero as well as reveals his elusive genius capable of imposing himself in different ...
As indicated by its title, Still Got the Blues saw him delve into an electric blues style. The album features guest contributions from Albert King , Albert Collins and George Harrison . The title track was released as a single and reached No. 97 on the Billboard Hot 100 on 16 February 1991. [1]
Gary Moore – Still Got The Blues. 45,00 €. inkl. 19 % MwSt. plus Versandkosten. Mit Still Got The Blues hatte der irische Gitarrist Gary Moore international großen Erfolg. Mit Albert King und Albert Collins spielten an seiner Seite zwei prägende Bluesmusiker. Auch Ex-Beatle George Harrison steuerte einen Titel bei.
Don Airey. strings arranger: Don Airey and Gary Moore ( Thin Lizzy, blues guitar) recording of: Still Got the Blues (for You) lyricist and composer: Gary Moore ( Thin Lizzy, blues guitar) publisher: BMG 10 Music Ltd., BMG Platinum Songs, BMG VM Music France, Bonuswise Ltd. and Gary Moore Songs.
George Harrison appears courtesy of Dark Horse Records. ... Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues [HD] 4:10; Moving On. 2:40; Oh Pretty Woman. 4:26; Walking By Myself. 2:56; Texas Strut. 4:52; Too Tired. 2:51; King Of The Blues. 4:37; As The Years Go Passing By. 7:45; Midnight Blues (2002 Digital Remaster) 4:58;
Hearing George made me play more sensitive too! I’m very proud of this one. It was recently voted one of the best blues songs ever recorded. I’m sure B.B”King wouldn’t agree with that! It’s got a classical style piano played by Steve Grant, and George Harrison plays a slide guitar solo that is one of my all time favourites.
