I learned Monday the death of a musician that I liked, a guitar hero like few remain, Gary Moore . He died Sunday 
Spain, in a hotel in the Costa del Sol, at the age of 58. There was vacationing with his girlfriend. The rumor spread that he had suffocated in her vomit, but in fact it seems that he just had a heart attack in his sleep.
Funny how it always wants rockers die in rotten conditions to maintain the legend. In addition, Gary Moore was a rather tidy guy, not the type to get drunk to death. This
Irish Belfast had collaborated several times with the band Thin Lizzy but mostly its distorted sounds between blues and hard rock and its endless notes that he owed his success. It also Phil Lynott, lead singer and bassist of Thin Lyzzy, who died in 1986, who wrote the greatest commercial success of Gary Moore Parisienne Walkways , released in 1978. The
here both as a duo on this beautiful song:
Gary Moore liked the mix of genders. If in the 1970s, he mixes hard rock and blues rock, he also participates in some other experiments, notably jazz and jazz-rock fusion with Colosseum.
In the 80's, the dominant style is hard rock, to the album Still Got the Blues , and single of the same name in 1990 to mark a turning blues and blues rock in his career and experience a huge success.
Gary, I hope you've been welcomed to paradise rockers!
Spain, in a hotel in the Costa del Sol, at the age of 58. There was vacationing with his girlfriend. The rumor spread that he had suffocated in her vomit, but in fact it seems that he just had a heart attack in his sleep. Funny how it always wants rockers die in rotten conditions to maintain the legend. In addition, Gary Moore was a rather tidy guy, not the type to get drunk to death. This
Irish Belfast had collaborated several times with the band Thin Lizzy but mostly its distorted sounds between blues and hard rock and its endless notes that he owed his success. It also Phil Lynott, lead singer and bassist of Thin Lyzzy, who died in 1986, who wrote the greatest commercial success of Gary Moore Parisienne Walkways , released in 1978. The
here both as a duo on this beautiful song:
Gary Moore liked the mix of genders. If in the 1970s, he mixes hard rock and blues rock, he also participates in some other experiments, notably jazz and jazz-rock fusion with Colosseum.
In the 80's, the dominant style is hard rock, to the album Still Got the Blues , and single of the same name in 1990 to mark a turning blues and blues rock in his career and experience a huge success.
Gary, I hope you've been welcomed to paradise rockers!
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