BANDS:
- The Method [1968]
- Skid Row [1968-Nov 71]
- Spinning Wheel [1969-1970]
- Gary Moore Band [1972-1973]
- Thin Lizzy [Jan 74-Apr 74]
- The Soul Searchers [1975]
- Graham Bell Band [1975]
- Colosseum II [Jan 75-Aug 78]
- The Greedy Bastards [Jan 77] (Casual band - 1 gig)
- Thin Lizzy [Jan 77-Mar 77]
- The Greedy Bastards [Feb 78] (Casual band - 1 gig)
- The Greedy Bastards [Jul 78] (Casual band - 1 gig)
- Thin Lizzy [Jul 78-Jul 79]
- Gary Moore Band [Jan 79] (Casual band - 1 gig)
- G-Force [1980-Jul 80]
- Gary Moore Band [Nov 80]
- Greg Lake Band [Jun 81-Apr 82]
- Gary Moore Band [May 82-Jul 93]
- Jack Bruce Band [Nov 93] (Casual band - a few gigs)
- BBM [1994-May 94]
- Gary Moore Band [Apr 95-2002]
- Jack Bruce Band [Jul 98] (Casual band - 3 gigs)
- Scars [2002-2003]
- Roger Daltrey Band [Oct 03] (Casual band - 1 gig)
- Gary Moore Band [2004-Feb 11]
- Strat Pack Benefit Concert [Sep 04] (Casual band - 1 gig)
- Jack Bruce Band [Jun 05] (Casual band - 1 gig)
BIOGRAPHY:
Amazing and gifted guitarist, Gary Moore has always been a favourite of mine since I first heard him. I´ve followed all his career, and, although he has played many different styles, from hard rock to blues, also fusion, I find him always enjoyable.
Last night, I felt shocked when I read the news about his unexpected passing while he was on vacation here in Spain. I hadn´t thought of writing my page about him for now, as he has some very good websites devoted to him, but now I feel I have to pay my tribute.
I´ll be completing the info soon, along the next days. For now, I must tell that I attended one concert by Gary. It was in 1987, in Madrid. I travelled by bus to see the concert. The roster included British band Shy, Spanish idols Baron Rojo, and finally, Gary Moore headlining. His band comprised Neil Carter on keyboards and great vocals, Bob Daisley on bass and Eric Singer on drums. It was a magnificent performance, with a lengthy rendition of ´The loner´. I enjoyed it a lot. After finishing, I went back to the bus, back to my city, where I arrived early in the morning on time to go to my job. I didn´t sleep a minute along the trip, I was too excited due to what I had seen and heard. I was exhausted but very happy.
So, please, remember that this biography is still unfinished, especially regarding band lineups after 1985... I´m working on it too.
Gary Moore was born on April 4th, 1952 in Belfast, Ireland.
THE METHOD
The Method was a trio from Belfast. When their guitarist (Dave Lewis) had an accident, they asked a very young Gary Moore to join for some gigs:
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THE METHOD #? |
? |
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|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † guitar | Nigel Smith bass | Wilgar Campbell † drums |
Skid Rowê | ||
SPINNING WHEEL
Around 1969, this was the lineup of this that already contained musicians that were to become very famous:
Rick Wakeman was replaced by John Stevenson in 1970.
In 1970, John Stevenson joins Spinning Wheel:
I don´t know how much they stayed together. Help with info, please!
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SPINNING WHEEL #? |
1969-1970 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mike Starrs vocals | Geoff Whitehorn guitar | Gary Moore † guitar | Pete Sills bass | Rick Wakeman keyboards | Barry De Souza † drums |
Rick Wakeman was replaced by John Stevenson in 1970.
In 1970, John Stevenson joins Spinning Wheel:
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SPINNING WHEEL #? |
1970-? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Mike Starrs vocals | Geoff Whitehorn guitar | Gary Moore † guitar | Pete Sills bass | John Stevenson keyboards | Barry De Souza † drums |
I don´t know how much they stayed together. Help with info, please!
| Other info on members of Spinning Wheel (I know up to 7 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (2): | Barry De Souza, Geoff Whitehorn |
| To be covered (2): | Mike Starrs, Rick Wakeman |
SKID ROW
This was the lineup for Skid Row when Gary Moore joined, around 1968:
The band was based in Dublin.
Lynott left them in June 1969.
Now Skid Row is a power trio:
Gary Moore left them around November 1971.
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SKID ROW #? |
1968-Jun 69 |
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|---|---|---|---|
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êThe Method |
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Phil Lynott † vocals | Gary Moore † guitar | Brush Shiels bass, vocals | Noel Bridgeman drums |
The band was based in Dublin.
Lynott left them in June 1969.
Now Skid Row is a power trio:
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SKID ROW #? |
1969-Nov 71 |
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|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Brush Shiels bass, vocals | Noel Bridgeman drums |
Gary Moore left them around November 1971.
| Other info on members of Skid Row (I know up to 18 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (7): | Eric Bell, Paul Chapman, Ed Deane, Adrian Fisher, Phil Lynott, Kevin McAlea, John Wilson |
GARY MOORE BAND
In 1972, Gary Moore forms his own Gary Moore Band:
In 1973, the Gary Moore Band changes their bassist:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
1972 |
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|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † vocals, guitar | Frank Boylan bass | Pearce Kelly drums |
In 1973, the Gary Moore Band changes their bassist:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
1973 |
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|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † vocals, guitar | John Curtis bass | Pearce Kelly drums |
THIN LIZZY
In January 1974, Phil Lynott calls his former mate Gary Moore to join Thin Lizzy to replace original guitarist Eric Bell who was suffering from health exhaustion.
But, after some months, the band announced that Gary Bell wouldn´t come back, so Gary stayed as a permanent member... but not for long as he leaves in April 1974.
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THIN LIZZY #2 |
Jan 74-Apr 74 |
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|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † guitar | Phil Lynott † bass, vocals | Brian Downey drums |
But, after some months, the band announced that Gary Bell wouldn´t come back, so Gary stayed as a permanent member... but not for long as he leaves in April 1974.
THE SOUL SEARCHERS
This was a studio band, assembled by Jack Lancaster, Robin Lumley and some famous friends. Part of the lineup was:
Jack and Robin wrote the two songs that appeared as a single in 1975: single ´Scaramouche / Head stand´.
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THE SOUL SEARCHERS #1 |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
John Goodsall guitar | Gary Moore † guitar | Jack Lancaster wind | Percy Jones bass | Robin Lumley keyboards | Bill Bruford drums |
Jack and Robin wrote the two songs that appeared as a single in 1975: single ´Scaramouche / Head stand´.
| Other info on members of The Soul Searchers (I know up to 6 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (5): | Bill Bruford, John Goodsall, Percy Jones, Jack Lancaster, Robin Lumley |
GRAHAM BELL BAND
Sometime later (maybe 1975?), Graham Bell started gigging with Steve York (bass) and Gary Moore on guitar:
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GRAHAM BELL BAND #? |
? |
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|---|---|---|---|
Graham Bell † vocals | Gary Moore † guitar | Steve York bass | Pearce Kelly drums |
| Other info on members of Graham Bell Band (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (2): | Graham Bell, Steve York |
| To be covered (1): | Pearce Kelly |
COLOSSEUM II
In January 1975, Jon Hiseman started looking for people to form his new venture, Colosseum II (a sort of continuation of Colosseum under a different perspective. No sax, but still jazz-rock oriented). The guitarist in the band was Gary Moore, so he brought Graham Bell for the auditions. But he finally didn't join (Mike Starrs was the chosen singer). Although there were some different tentative initial lineups, the first official lineup is formed in May 1975:
After one album, Strange new flesh, in the summer of 1976, Starrs and Murray are fired at the suggestion of Bronze Records, who then dropped the band anyway.
In September 1976, they get a new bassist, John Mole, but they don't get a new singer, as Gary Moore will sing lead from now on:
They released two more albums along 1977: Electric savage and War dance. Superb albums, very intrincated. All the players are fantastic there, but I specially love the duels between Airey and Moore.
Electric savage was recorded in the winter of 76, after a week of live rehearsals. Don writes the tracks ´Am I´ and ´Intergalactic strut´. My favourite tracks are ´Put it this way´, ´Desperado´ and the superb ´Am I´.
In War dance, Don writes the tracks ´War dance´ and part of the suite ´Star maiden´.
In August 1978, Gary Moore leaves to join Thin Lizzy again.
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COLOSSEUM II #1 |
May 75-Aug 76 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Mike Starrs vocals | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Neil Murray bass | Don Airey keyboards | Jon Hiseman drums |
After one album, Strange new flesh, in the summer of 1976, Starrs and Murray are fired at the suggestion of Bronze Records, who then dropped the band anyway.
In September 1976, they get a new bassist, John Mole, but they don't get a new singer, as Gary Moore will sing lead from now on:
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COLOSSEUM II #1 |
Sep 76-Aug 78 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | John Mole † bass | Don Airey keyboards | Jon Hiseman drums |
Thin Lizzyê | |||
They released two more albums along 1977: Electric savage and War dance. Superb albums, very intrincated. All the players are fantastic there, but I specially love the duels between Airey and Moore.
Electric savage was recorded in the winter of 76, after a week of live rehearsals. Don writes the tracks ´Am I´ and ´Intergalactic strut´. My favourite tracks are ´Put it this way´, ´Desperado´ and the superb ´Am I´.
In War dance, Don writes the tracks ´War dance´ and part of the suite ´Star maiden´.
In August 1978, Gary Moore leaves to join Thin Lizzy again.
| Other info on members of Colosseum II (I know up to 7 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (6): | Don Airey, Keith Airey, Jon Hiseman, John Mole, Neil Murray, Mike Starrs |
THE GREEDY BASTARDS
In January 1977, Larry Wallis played in a one-off gig with members of Thin Lizzy:
A killer lineup!!
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THE GREEDY BASTARDS #? |
Jan 77 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Phil Lynott † vocals, bass | Gary Moore † guitar | Scott Gorham guitar | Brian Robertson guitar | Larry Wallis guitar, vocals | Rat Scabies drums |
A killer lineup!!
THIN LIZZY (again)
In January 1977, Phil Lynott calls again Gary Moore to join Thin Lizzy to replace Brian Robertson who had his hand injured and couldn´t attend their forthcoming tour:
But Robertson announces in March 1977 that he won´t rejoin Thin Lizzy, so Moore is asked to stay, which he doesn´t. Instead, Robertson comes back. A bit crazy.
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THIN LIZZY #? |
Jan 77-Mar 77 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Scott Gorham guitar | Gary Moore † guitar | Phil Lynott † bass, vocals | Brian Downey drums |
But Robertson announces in March 1977 that he won´t rejoin Thin Lizzy, so Moore is asked to stay, which he doesn´t. Instead, Robertson comes back. A bit crazy.
THE GREEDY BASTARDS (again)
This was a fun band, usually comprising members of the band Thin Lizzy. This was the lineup announced for a February 1978 gig:
As we can see, it also included members of Heavy Metal Kids, The Damned. Finally, the gig was cancelled.
A different lineup in July 1978 was:
This time, with members of Thin Lizzy and Sex Pistols.
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THE GREEDY BASTARDS #? |
Feb 78 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Phil Lynott † vocals, bass | Gary Holton † vocals | Gary Moore † guitar | Jimmy Bain bass | Rat Scabies drums |
As we can see, it also included members of Heavy Metal Kids, The Damned. Finally, the gig was cancelled.
A different lineup in July 1978 was:
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THE GREEDY BASTARDS #? |
Jul 78 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Phil Lynott † vocals, bass | Gary Moore † guitar | Scott Gorham guitar | Chris Spedding guitar | Steve Jones guitar | Jimmy Bain bass | Paul Cook drums | Brian Downey drums |
This time, with members of Thin Lizzy and Sex Pistols.
| Other info on members of The Greedy Bastards (I know up to 12 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (1): | Jimmy Bain |
| To be covered (7): | Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Gary Holton, Phil Lynott, Brian Robertson, Chris Spedding, Larry Wallis |
THIN LIZZY (again)
In July 1978, Gary Moore joins Thin Lizzy for the third time (again, to replace the departing Brian Robertson):
But in August 1978, Brian Downey has to leave the band for a while, not being able to play in their next tour.
In August 1978, Mark Nauseef temporarily replaces drummer Brian Downey for their next tours:
When the last tour finishes in October 1978, Downey comes back.
In November 1978, Brian Downey is back in Thin Lizzy on drums:
In July 1979, Gary Moore leaves.
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THIN LIZZY #? |
Jul 78-Aug 78 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Scott Gorham guitar | Gary Moore † guitar | Phil Lynott † bass, vocals | Brian Downey drums |
But in August 1978, Brian Downey has to leave the band for a while, not being able to play in their next tour.
In August 1978, Mark Nauseef temporarily replaces drummer Brian Downey for their next tours:
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THIN LIZZY #? |
Aug 78-Oct 78 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Scott Gorham guitar | Gary Moore † guitar | Phil Lynott † bass, vocals | Mark Nauseef drums |
When the last tour finishes in October 1978, Downey comes back.
In November 1978, Brian Downey is back in Thin Lizzy on drums:
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THIN LIZZY #? |
Nov 78-Jul 79 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Scott Gorham guitar | Gary Moore † guitar | Phil Lynott † bass, vocals | Brian Downey drums |
In July 1979, Gary Moore leaves.
| Other info on members of Thin Lizzy (I know up to 22 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (21): | Tommy Aldridge, Eric Bell, Vivian Campbell, Francesco DiCosmo, Brian Downey, John DuCann, Dave Flett, Andy Gee, Scott Gorham, Randy Gregg, Michael Lee, Phil Lynott, Marco Mendoza, Mark Nauseef, Guy Pratt, Brian Robertson, John Sykes, Midge Ure, Ricky Warwick, Darren Wharton, Snowy White |
GARY MOORE BAND (again)
A few months after Don has joined Rainbow, Gary Moore called him to play on a TV appearance at the Old Grey Whistle Test program on January 1979, promoting Gary's album Back on the streets, where Don played. This was the very interesting lineup, billed as Gary Moore & Friends:
They played at least two songs, ´Back on the streets´ and ´Don't believe a word´. Oh, who may have a copy of that? :) :)
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Jan 79 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † vocals, guitar | Scott Gorham guitar | Phil Lynott † bass, vocals | Don Airey keyboards | Cozy Powell † drums |
They played at least two songs, ´Back on the streets´ and ´Don't believe a word´. Oh, who may have a copy of that? :) :)
G-FORCE
This was next venture by Gary Moore, a band called G-Force, formed at the beginning of 1980:
But the band´s life was very short, and they parted ways in July 1980.
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G-FORCE #1 |
1980-Jul 80 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Willie Dee vocals | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Tony Newton bass | Mark Nauseef drums |
But the band´s life was very short, and they parted ways in July 1980.
| Other info on members of G-Force (I know up to 4 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (1): | Mark Nauseef |
AND THEN...
When Cozy Powell leaves Rainbow in August 1980, he starts conversations with Gary Moore about forming a joint band, but contractual problems between managements forced them to abandon the idea (although several years later, it came reality).
GARY MOORE BAND (again)
Gary and Don together again... In November 1980, Gary Moore assembles a band to play four gigs. Three of them were at The Marquee in London.
There's a live album from those concerts. It's called Live (at the Marquee), and it was recorded on November 5/6, 1980.
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Nov 80 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Kenny Driscoll vocals | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Andy Pyle bass | Don Airey keyboards | Tommy Aldridge drums |
There's a live album from those concerts. It's called Live (at the Marquee), and it was recorded on November 5/6, 1980.
GREG LAKE BAND
After the (first) split of Emerson, Lake & Palmer in 1979, Greg Lake called Gary Moore to help him to assemble a powerful live band, what Gary did in what a way! This was June 1981:
They released a first album, Greg Lake, although it includes many sessionmen also there. One of my favourite ever songs is the beautiful ´It hurts´, but it also has some killer tracks, such as ´Nuclear attack´. Tommy co-writes a song called ´The lie´. Guests: Steve Lukather, Dean Parks, Snuffy Walden (guitar), Bill Cuomo, Greg Mathieson (keyboards), David Hungate (bass), the late Jeff Porcaro, Jody Leigh, Michael Giles (drums), Clarence Clemmons (sax).
They played at Reading Festival in August 1981, where the band amazed the audience, especially due to Gary Moore´s playing. Fortunately, after years of looking for some recording of their performances, we are able to hear them, thanks to a King Biscuit release, Greg Lake in concert. The two King Crimson songs that they played show Gary Moore at his best. It was recorded on November 5th, 1981. There's also a limited special edition with one bonus track, ´C'est la vie´.
The last concerts by the band were played in December 1981. They started a second album, Manoeuvres, recorded with the same band, although I guess there must be session musicians too. It was recorded in February 1982, and released next year. It's uncertain if Tommy is featured there.
The band dispersed in April 1982, when Ted McKenna joined Michael Schenker Group.
Greg Lake has released a 2CD compilation called Greg Lake: from the beginning, featuring tracks by King Crimson, Emerson Lake & Palmer, from Pete Sinfield solo album, Greg Lake own solo albums, and Emerson Lake & Powell (with Cozy Powell). Tommy Eyre is featured in some of the Greg Lake solo tracks (no unreleased material featuring Tommy). Other great musicians appearing here: from King Crimson (Robert Fripp, Mike Giles, Ian McDonald, Mel Collins, Pete Giles and guest Keith Tippett), from ELP (Keith Emerson, Carl Palmer, Cozy Powell), and from Lake's solo material (Geoff Downes, Mike Giles again).
Greg Lake started selling an album directly from his official website. It's called From the underground: the official bootleg. It contains unreleased material (studio and live). It contains tracks with The Shame (1967), Shy Limbs (1968), King Crimson (1969), Greg Lake solo (1973), Greg Lake Band (1981), Asia (1983), Emerson Lake & Powell (1986, with Cozy Powell), Greg Lake solo (1986), Emerson Lake & Palmer (1992 & 1993), Greg Lake Band (1994). Regarding Tommy Eyre, he appears in the two tracks with Greg Lake Band (´Retribution drive´ and ´21st century schizoid man´), both recorded live in 1981 at The Palladium, New York City.
After 20 years, both studio albums, Greg Lake and Manoeuvres were released on CD in the year 2000.
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GREG LAKE BAND #1 |
Jun 81-Apr 82 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
Greg Lake vocals, guitar | Gary Moore † guitar | Tristam Margetts bass | Tommy Eyre † keyboards | Ted McKenna drums |
Michael Schenker Groupê | ||||
They released a first album, Greg Lake, although it includes many sessionmen also there. One of my favourite ever songs is the beautiful ´It hurts´, but it also has some killer tracks, such as ´Nuclear attack´. Tommy co-writes a song called ´The lie´. Guests: Steve Lukather, Dean Parks, Snuffy Walden (guitar), Bill Cuomo, Greg Mathieson (keyboards), David Hungate (bass), the late Jeff Porcaro, Jody Leigh, Michael Giles (drums), Clarence Clemmons (sax).
They played at Reading Festival in August 1981, where the band amazed the audience, especially due to Gary Moore´s playing. Fortunately, after years of looking for some recording of their performances, we are able to hear them, thanks to a King Biscuit release, Greg Lake in concert. The two King Crimson songs that they played show Gary Moore at his best. It was recorded on November 5th, 1981. There's also a limited special edition with one bonus track, ´C'est la vie´.
The last concerts by the band were played in December 1981. They started a second album, Manoeuvres, recorded with the same band, although I guess there must be session musicians too. It was recorded in February 1982, and released next year. It's uncertain if Tommy is featured there.
The band dispersed in April 1982, when Ted McKenna joined Michael Schenker Group.
Greg Lake has released a 2CD compilation called Greg Lake: from the beginning, featuring tracks by King Crimson, Emerson Lake & Palmer, from Pete Sinfield solo album, Greg Lake own solo albums, and Emerson Lake & Powell (with Cozy Powell). Tommy Eyre is featured in some of the Greg Lake solo tracks (no unreleased material featuring Tommy). Other great musicians appearing here: from King Crimson (Robert Fripp, Mike Giles, Ian McDonald, Mel Collins, Pete Giles and guest Keith Tippett), from ELP (Keith Emerson, Carl Palmer, Cozy Powell), and from Lake's solo material (Geoff Downes, Mike Giles again).
Greg Lake started selling an album directly from his official website. It's called From the underground: the official bootleg. It contains unreleased material (studio and live). It contains tracks with The Shame (1967), Shy Limbs (1968), King Crimson (1969), Greg Lake solo (1973), Greg Lake Band (1981), Asia (1983), Emerson Lake & Powell (1986, with Cozy Powell), Greg Lake solo (1986), Emerson Lake & Palmer (1992 & 1993), Greg Lake Band (1994). Regarding Tommy Eyre, he appears in the two tracks with Greg Lake Band (´Retribution drive´ and ´21st century schizoid man´), both recorded live in 1981 at The Palladium, New York City.
After 20 years, both studio albums, Greg Lake and Manoeuvres were released on CD in the year 2000.
| Other info on members of Greg Lake Band (I know up to 9 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (6): | Dave Arch, Trevor Barry, Tommy Eyre, Greg Lake, Tristam Margetts, Ted McKenna |
GARY MOORE BAND (again)
Around May 1982, Gary Moore leads his own band, keeping Tommy Eyre with him. They play in Corridors of power. A fantastic album, from start to finish. With a superb lineup: Gary Moore (vocals, guitar), Neil Murray (bass), Tommy Eyre (keyboards), Ian Paice (drums), plus help from Jack Bruce (vocals in 1 song), the late Bobby Chouinard (drums, 1 song), Mo Foster (bass, 1 song). It's hard to me choosing some favourites here; maybe ´End of the world´, ´I can't wait until tomorrow´ and the rendition of Free's ´Wishing well´. Love it!!
This was the live band lineup:
But soon after last concert at Reading Festival in August 1982, Tommy leaves (being replaced by another great player, Don Airey).
In September 1982, Don rejoins Gary Moore Band:
They release the great live album Rockin' every night - live in Japan. Initially to be released only in that country, fortunately it was later released all over the world. I love this album, and the dedication of the song ´Sunset´ from Don Airey to the great, late Randy Rhoads is very emotive.
But for the next studio album, Sloman leaves the band in February 1983.
This is the Gary Moore Band in February 1983:
They keep on with the tour as a quartet, but in May 1983, Don leaves to join Ozzy again, being replaced by Neil Carter.
New band member in Gary Moore Band is the talented Neil Carter:
By the time of recording next album, Victims of the future, Neil was to leave the band, thus playing only in the song ´Shapes of things´ (the other tracks are played by Mo Foster and Bob Daisley). The album was recorded in October-November 1983.
In January 1984, Craig Gruber joins Gary Moore Band:
And in April 1984, Ian Paice left to rejoin Deep Purple.
The new drummer in Gary Moore Band in May 1984 is the mighty Bobby Chouinard:
Next change happens in July 1984, when Gruber leaves.
In August 1984, Bob Daisley starts playing in Gary Moore Band for a few gigs and festivals:
In December 1984, Gary Moore plays a few gig, including his mate Phil Lynott as guest:
In September 1985, this is the new Gary Moore Band for touring during 1985 and part of 1986:
In March 1987, Gary Moore starts a new edition of his band for a lengthy tour until September:
This was the band I saw live in Madrid on May 10th, 1987. A great night.
Cozy Powell played in Gary Moore´s album After the war, only as a guest (along with Chris Thompson, Sam Brown, Miriam Stockley, Neil Carter, Laurence Cottle, Bob Daisley, Charlie Morgan, Don Airey, Simon Phillips as well as Ozzy Osbourne),
I don't know exactly when Cozy joined the band. When Gary's next album, After the war, was recorded, there wasn't a stable lineup, but the credits show the next lineup, who was to promote it (also appearing in the videos, such as the ´After the war´ song video):
Other musicians in the album: Laurence Cottle (bass), Steve Piggott (bass), Don Airey (keyboards), Andy Richards (keyboards), Charlie Morgan (drums), Simon Phillips (drums), guest vocals by Ozzy Osbourne (on two tracks), and backing vocals by: Chris Thompson, Sam Brown, Miriam Stockley, Andrew Eldritch.
But Gary and Cozy personalities weren't easy to complement, and Cozy leaves the band after some problems between them, being substituted by another ex-Uriah Heep member, Chris Slade.
In March 1989, Gary Moore starts a new tour until May, now with the wonderful Chris Slade on the drum seat:
In April 1990, Don is again playing with Gary Moore, touring to promote the fantastic album Still got the blues, where Don also appeared:
For some concerts, they were joined by the late Albert Collins, who appeared as a guest in Gary´s blues albums.
The tour finished in September 1990.
Next Gary Moore album was called After hours. The album doesn't have a definite lineup (3 bassists, 2 drummers), but Tommy Eyre is the only keyboardist in the album. Other musicians: Will Lee (bass), Bob Daisley (bass), John B. Gaydon (bass), Graham Walker (drums), Anton Fig (drums), a big horn section: Martin Drover, Frank Mead, Nick Pentelow, Nick Payn and The Memphis Horns (Andrew Lowe and Wayne Jackson). With two very special guests: B.B. King and Albert Collins. A very fine album. My favourite tracks are the fantastic ´Story of the blues´, plus ´Key to love´, ´Jumpin' at shadows´ and the lovely ballad ´Nothing´s the same´.
The album includes some musicians from my Olympus in the thanks section, so maybe they played in the demos and rehearsals: Andy Pyle, Mo Foster, Kuma Harada, and Charlie Morgan.
There´s a song not present in the album, but available on a limited CD-single of ´Since I met you baby´. The song is ´Once in a blue mood´, featuring Gary Moore (guitar), Albert Collins (guitar), Will Lee (bass), Tommy Eyre (keyboards), Anton Fig (drums).
After his change into blues, Gary started calling his live band as Gary Moore and The Midnight Blues Band. It's almost the lineup of After hours, with Andy Pyle back into the band. This was March 1992:
This lineup released a live album, Blues alive, recorded in 1992. Includes a guest appearance from Albert Collins in one song. All the material is blues, except a beautiful rendition of Gary's own ´Parisienne walkways´. Listen to Tommy's solo on ´Further on up the road´, and how he replies there to Gary's guitar. Great!!
In July 1993, there's a new tour with a smaller lineup (no horn section or backing vocalists):
They played two concerts (one of them in Spain), that same month. After the Spanish gig, the whole tour was cancelled, and Gary Moore went to play for some one-off gigs with Jack Bruce.
This was the live band lineup:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
May 82-Sep 82 |
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êGreg Lake Band |
êGreg Lake Band |
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Charlie Huhn vocals | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Neil Murray bass | Tommy Eyre † keyboards | Ian Paice drums |
But soon after last concert at Reading Festival in August 1982, Tommy leaves (being replaced by another great player, Don Airey).
In September 1982, Don rejoins Gary Moore Band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Sep 82-Feb 83 |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
John Sloman vocals, keyboards | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Neil Murray bass | Don Airey keyboards | Ian Paice drums |
They release the great live album Rockin' every night - live in Japan. Initially to be released only in that country, fortunately it was later released all over the world. I love this album, and the dedication of the song ´Sunset´ from Don Airey to the great, late Randy Rhoads is very emotive.
But for the next studio album, Sloman leaves the band in February 1983.
This is the Gary Moore Band in February 1983:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Feb 83-May 83 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Neil Murray bass | Don Airey keyboards | Ian Paice drums |
Ozzy Osbourne Bandê | |||
They keep on with the tour as a quartet, but in May 1983, Don leaves to join Ozzy again, being replaced by Neil Carter.
New band member in Gary Moore Band is the talented Neil Carter:
|
GARY MOORE BAND #? |
May 83-Oct 83 |
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|---|---|---|---|
Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Neil Murray bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Ian Paice drums |
By the time of recording next album, Victims of the future, Neil was to leave the band, thus playing only in the song ´Shapes of things´ (the other tracks are played by Mo Foster and Bob Daisley). The album was recorded in October-November 1983.
In January 1984, Craig Gruber joins Gary Moore Band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Jan 84-Mar 84 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Craig Gruber bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Ian Paice drums |
Deep Purpleê | |||
And in April 1984, Ian Paice left to rejoin Deep Purple.
The new drummer in Gary Moore Band in May 1984 is the mighty Bobby Chouinard:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
May 84-Jul 84 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Craig Gruber bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Bobby Chouinard † drums |
Next change happens in July 1984, when Gruber leaves.
In August 1984, Bob Daisley starts playing in Gary Moore Band for a few gigs and festivals:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Aug 84-Sep 84 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Bob Daisley bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Bobby Chouinard † drums |
In December 1984, Gary Moore plays a few gig, including his mate Phil Lynott as guest:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Dec 84 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Bob Daisley bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Paul Thompson drums | + | Phil Lynott † vocals, bass |
In September 1985, this is the new Gary Moore Band for touring during 1985 and part of 1986:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Sep 85-1986 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Bob Daisley bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Gary Ferguson drums |
In March 1987, Gary Moore starts a new edition of his band for a lengthy tour until September:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Mar 87-Sep 87 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Bob Daisley bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Eric Singer drums |
This was the band I saw live in Madrid on May 10th, 1987. A great night.
Cozy Powell played in Gary Moore´s album After the war, only as a guest (along with Chris Thompson, Sam Brown, Miriam Stockley, Neil Carter, Laurence Cottle, Bob Daisley, Charlie Morgan, Don Airey, Simon Phillips as well as Ozzy Osbourne),
I don't know exactly when Cozy joined the band. When Gary's next album, After the war, was recorded, there wasn't a stable lineup, but the credits show the next lineup, who was to promote it (also appearing in the videos, such as the ´After the war´ song video):
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Bob Daisley bass | Neil Carter keyboards, guitar, vocals | Cozy Powell † drums |
Black Sabbathê | |||
Other musicians in the album: Laurence Cottle (bass), Steve Piggott (bass), Don Airey (keyboards), Andy Richards (keyboards), Charlie Morgan (drums), Simon Phillips (drums), guest vocals by Ozzy Osbourne (on two tracks), and backing vocals by: Chris Thompson, Sam Brown, Miriam Stockley, Andrew Eldritch.
But Gary and Cozy personalities weren't easy to complement, and Cozy leaves the band after some problems between them, being substituted by another ex-Uriah Heep member, Chris Slade.
In March 1989, Gary Moore starts a new tour until May, now with the wonderful Chris Slade on the drum seat:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Mar 89-May 89 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Bob Daisley bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Chris Slade drums |
In April 1990, Don is again playing with Gary Moore, touring to promote the fantastic album Still got the blues, where Don also appeared:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Apr 90-Sep 90 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Andy Pyle bass | Don Airey keyboards | Frank Mead sax | Nick Payn sax | Nick Pentelow sax | Martin Drover trumpet | Graham Walker drums |
For some concerts, they were joined by the late Albert Collins, who appeared as a guest in Gary´s blues albums.
The tour finished in September 1990.
Next Gary Moore album was called After hours. The album doesn't have a definite lineup (3 bassists, 2 drummers), but Tommy Eyre is the only keyboardist in the album. Other musicians: Will Lee (bass), Bob Daisley (bass), John B. Gaydon (bass), Graham Walker (drums), Anton Fig (drums), a big horn section: Martin Drover, Frank Mead, Nick Pentelow, Nick Payn and The Memphis Horns (Andrew Lowe and Wayne Jackson). With two very special guests: B.B. King and Albert Collins. A very fine album. My favourite tracks are the fantastic ´Story of the blues´, plus ´Key to love´, ´Jumpin' at shadows´ and the lovely ballad ´Nothing´s the same´.
The album includes some musicians from my Olympus in the thanks section, so maybe they played in the demos and rehearsals: Andy Pyle, Mo Foster, Kuma Harada, and Charlie Morgan.
There´s a song not present in the album, but available on a limited CD-single of ´Since I met you baby´. The song is ´Once in a blue mood´, featuring Gary Moore (guitar), Albert Collins (guitar), Will Lee (bass), Tommy Eyre (keyboards), Anton Fig (drums).
After his change into blues, Gary started calling his live band as Gary Moore and The Midnight Blues Band. It's almost the lineup of After hours, with Andy Pyle back into the band. This was March 1992:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Mar 92-? |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Andy Pyle bass | Tommy Eyre † keyboards | Frank Mead sax, harmonica | Nick Payn sax | Nick Pentelow sax | Martin Drover trumpet | Graham Walker drums | Candy McKenzie backing vocals | Carol Thompson backing vocals |
This lineup released a live album, Blues alive, recorded in 1992. Includes a guest appearance from Albert Collins in one song. All the material is blues, except a beautiful rendition of Gary's own ´Parisienne walkways´. Listen to Tommy's solo on ´Further on up the road´, and how he replies there to Gary's guitar. Great!!
In July 1993, there's a new tour with a smaller lineup (no horn section or backing vocalists):
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Jul 93 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Andy Pyle bass | Tommy Eyre † keyboards | Graham Walker drums |
Jack Bruce Bandê | |||
They played two concerts (one of them in Spain), that same month. After the Spanish gig, the whole tour was cancelled, and Gary Moore went to play for some one-off gigs with Jack Bruce.
JACK BRUCE BAND
In November 1993, Jack Bruce celebrated his 50th anniversary with 2 concerts for German TV, where he reunited with many of his past bandmates and friends. This is the list:
Cities of the heart is a superb double live album, recorded in Cologne, November 2/3 1993, in that celebration. It features an all-star lineup. Includes live renditions of some of his classics: ´Sunshine of your love´, ´Politician´, ´Theme for an imaginary western´, ´Born under a bad sign´, etc. There's also an abridged edition, Sitting on top of the world (1CD, with a selection of tracks).
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JACK BRUCE BAND #? |
Nov 93 |
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Jack Bruce vocals, bass, piano | Maggie Reilly vocals | Pete Brown vocals, percussion | Gary ´Mudbone´ Cooper vocals, percussion | Kip Hanrahan vocals | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Clem Clempson guitar | Malcolm Bruce guitar, keyboards | Francois Garny bass | Bernie Worrell keyboards | Dick Heckstall-Smith † sax | Art Themen sax | Henry Lowther trumpet | John Mumford trombone | Ginger Baker drums | Simon Phillips drums | Gary Husband drums, keyboards |
Cities of the heart is a superb double live album, recorded in Cologne, November 2/3 1993, in that celebration. It features an all-star lineup. Includes live renditions of some of his classics: ´Sunshine of your love´, ´Politician´, ´Theme for an imaginary western´, ´Born under a bad sign´, etc. There's also an abridged edition, Sitting on top of the world (1CD, with a selection of tracks).
BBM
This supergroup was formed by:
The idea behind this agrupation was clear. They wanted to recreate a powerful blues trio, just in the style of Cream.
They released a very fine album, Around the next dream. Yes, it´s like Cream. That's what you find there, plus some pleasant surprises, such as the jazzy beautiful ballad ´Wrong side of town´, sung by the delicious voice of Jack Bruce. The keyboards in the album were all played by Tommy Eyre. You can hear clearly his superb organ playing, for example, in the song ´High cost of loving´ or ´I wonder why´.
The album was followed by a tour (they played 3 concerts in Spain!), and they got Tommy as a keyboardist there.
After that tour (May to July 1994), everybody came back to their solo careers, and Tommy went on with Gary again.
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BBM #1 |
?-May 94 |
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êJack Bruce Band |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Jack Bruce bass, vocals | Ginger Baker drums |
The idea behind this agrupation was clear. They wanted to recreate a powerful blues trio, just in the style of Cream.
They released a very fine album, Around the next dream. Yes, it´s like Cream. That's what you find there, plus some pleasant surprises, such as the jazzy beautiful ballad ´Wrong side of town´, sung by the delicious voice of Jack Bruce. The keyboards in the album were all played by Tommy Eyre. You can hear clearly his superb organ playing, for example, in the song ´High cost of loving´ or ´I wonder why´.
The album was followed by a tour (they played 3 concerts in Spain!), and they got Tommy as a keyboardist there.
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BBM #1 |
May 94-Jul 94 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Jack Bruce bass, vocals | Ginger Baker drums | Tommy Eyre † keyboards |
Gary Moore Bandê | Jack Bruce Bandê | Gary Moore Bandê | |
After that tour (May to July 1994), everybody came back to their solo careers, and Tommy went on with Gary again.
| Other info on members of BBM (I know up to 4 members) | |
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| To be covered (3): | Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Tommy Eyre |
GARY MOORE BAND (again)
In April 1995, Gary Moore resurrects his Midnight Blues Band, with his friends:
Gary's next album is a full tribute to Peter Green, including Peter Green´s original songs as well as a version that Peter played with Fleetwood Mac, the beautiful ´Need your love so bad´. Its title is Blues for Greeny.
There was also released a live video from the subsequent tour. Called Blues for Greeny live (1996, Warner), it was recorded on April 27, 1995. After playing at Montreux Festival in July 1995, they cancel all the other gigs.
Gary Moore's next step was another great change. He leaves the blues direction, turning into a more poppy style, and Tommy doesn't stay in his band.
There are several Gary Moore compilations, and it's easy that Tommy will be featured there. He appears in Ballads and blues 1982-1994. This compilation features 3 unreleased tracks, as well as some alternate takes. Other musicians featured are: John Sloman, Neil Murray, Andy Pyle, Jack Bruce, Bob Daisley, Neil Carter, Ginger Baker, Gary Husband, Ian Paice, Graham Walker.
In June 1997, Gary Moore starts touring again with a brand new backing band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Apr 95-Jul 95 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Andy Pyle bass | Tommy Eyre † keyboards | Nick Payn sax | Nick Pentelow sax | Graham Walker drums |
Gary's next album is a full tribute to Peter Green, including Peter Green´s original songs as well as a version that Peter played with Fleetwood Mac, the beautiful ´Need your love so bad´. Its title is Blues for Greeny.
There was also released a live video from the subsequent tour. Called Blues for Greeny live (1996, Warner), it was recorded on April 27, 1995. After playing at Montreux Festival in July 1995, they cancel all the other gigs.
Gary Moore's next step was another great change. He leaves the blues direction, turning into a more poppy style, and Tommy doesn't stay in his band.
There are several Gary Moore compilations, and it's easy that Tommy will be featured there. He appears in Ballads and blues 1982-1994. This compilation features 3 unreleased tracks, as well as some alternate takes. Other musicians featured are: John Sloman, Neil Murray, Andy Pyle, Jack Bruce, Bob Daisley, Neil Carter, Ginger Baker, Gary Husband, Ian Paice, Graham Walker.
In June 1997, Gary Moore starts touring again with a brand new backing band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Jun 97-Oct 97 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Guy Pratt bass | Magnus Fiennes keyboards | Gary Husband drums |
JACK BRUCE BAND (again)
In July 1998, Jack Bruce plays 3 gigs with his mates Gary Moore and Gary Husband:
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JACK BRUCE BAND #? |
Jul 98 |
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Jack Bruce bass, vocals | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Gary Husband drums |
GARY MOORE BAND
In July 1999, Gary Moore plays a few gigs with musicians that belonged to Bobby Tench Band:
In October 1999, Darrin Mooney joins Gary Moore Band:
In March 2000, we can find Graham Walker back in Gary Moore Band:
In February 2001, Darrin Mooney is back in Gary Moore Band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Jul 99-Aug 99 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Peter Rees bass | Vic Martin keyboards | Gary Husband drums |
In October 1999, Darrin Mooney joins Gary Moore Band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Oct 99-Dec 99 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Peter Rees bass | Vic Martin keyboards | Darrin Mooney drums |
In March 2000, we can find Graham Walker back in Gary Moore Band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Mar 00-Jun 00 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Peter Rees bass | Vic Martin keyboards | Graham Walker drums |
In February 2001, Darrin Mooney is back in Gary Moore Band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Feb 01-? |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Peter Rees bass | Vic Martin keyboards | Darrin Mooney drums |
SCARS (aka GARY MOORE BAND)
Around 2002, Gary Moore forms a new band called Scars:
But soon after, in 2003, he started using his own name again.
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
2002-2003 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Cass Lewis bass | Darrin Mooney drums |
But soon after, in 2003, he started using his own name again.
ROGER DALTREY BAND
In October 2003, Roger Daltrey and drummer Richard Desmond assemble an all-star band for a one-off concert to raise funds against cancer. The gig was made under the monicker The RD Crusaders:
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ROGER DALTREY BAND #? |
Oct 03 |
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Roger Daltrey vocals | Sam Brown vocals | Gary Brooker vocals, keyboards | Russ Ballard vocals, guitar | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Simon Townshend guitar | Greg Lake bass, vocals | Zoot Money vocals, keyboards, director | Nick Newell sax | Richard Desmond drums | + | Margo Buchanan backing vocals maybe? I´m not sure |
| Other info on members of Roger Daltrey Band (I know up to 36 members) | |
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| Already covered (2): | Nick Newell, Geoff Whitehorn |
| To be covered (33): | ... |
GARY MOORE BAND (again)
Around June 2004, Bob Daisley comes back to play with Gary Moore:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
2004 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Bob Daisley bass | Darrin Mooney drums |
STRAT PACK BENEFIT CONCERT
In September 2004, a special concert is held at the Wembley Arena in London, with many great guitarists:
A superb live DVD was released in 2005 from this concert, The Strat Pack live in concert.
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STRAT PACK BENEFIT CONCERT #1 |
Sep 04 |
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Paul Rodgers vocals | Paul Carrack vocals, guitar, keyboards | Andy Fairweather Low vocals, guitar | Amy Winehouse vocals | Jamie Cullum vocals | Theresa Andersson vocals | Joe Walsh guitar, vocals | David Gilmour guitar, vocals | Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Brian May guitar, vocals | Albert Lee guitar, vocals | Ron Wood guitar, vocals | Hank Marvin guitar | Ben Marvin guitar | Mike Rutherford guitar | Phil Manzanera guitar | The Crickets | Annie Clements bass | Steve Rodgers | Jasmine Rodgers | + | Phil Palmer guitar | Pino Palladino bass | Paul ´Wix´ Wickens keyboards | Ian Thomas drums | Cassandra Nicole Malaise backing vocals |
A superb live DVD was released in 2005 from this concert, The Strat Pack live in concert.
| Other info on members of Strat Pack Benefit Concert (I know up to 25 members) | |
|---|---|
| To be covered (16): | Jeff Beck, Paul Carrack, Andy Fairweather Low, David Gilmour, Albert Lee, Phil Manzanera, Hank Marvin, Brian May, Pino Palladino, Phil Palmer, Paul Rodgers, Mike Rutherford, Ian Thomas, Joe Walsh, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens, Ron Wood |
JACK BRUCE BAND (again)
In June 2005, Jack Bruce appears at the Dick Heckstall-Smith Tribute Festival with two of his past friends:
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JACK BRUCE BAND #? |
Jun 05 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Jack Bruce bass, vocals | Gary Husband drums |
| Other info on members of Jack Bruce Band (I know up to 54 members) | |
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| Already covered (1): | Dick Heckstall-Smith |
| To be covered (52): | ... |
GARY MOORE BAND (again)
In August 2005, Gary Moore plays a special concert as a tribute to Phil Lynott, reuniting with old mate Brian Downey:
The event was enriched by guest appearances by former Thin Lizzy axemen, such as Eric Bell, Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson.
Sometime later, a live DVD appeared from that concert, One night in Dublin - A tribute to Phil Lynott.
In October 2007, Gary Moore played in a Jimi Hendrix tribute festival with this band:
Don´t know if Bronze has played with Gary Moore for more time, or if it was a one-off gig. Does anybody know, please?
This was the Gary Moore Band around February 2010:
And in May 2010, Gary Moore announces a change in style, and he also changes his band completely:
The horrible news arrived when it was reported that Gary Moore had passed away on February 6th, 2011, while spending some vacation in Estepona, at the south of Spain. He was 58.
Thanks, Gary, for so much enjoyment. You´ll be in my heart forever.
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Aug 05 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Jonathan Noyce bass | Brian Downey drums |
The event was enriched by guest appearances by former Thin Lizzy axemen, such as Eric Bell, Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson.
Sometime later, a live DVD appeared from that concert, One night in Dublin - A tribute to Phil Lynott.
In October 2007, Gary Moore played in a Jimi Hendrix tribute festival with this band:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
Oct 07 |
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Gary Moore † vocals, guitar | Dave Bronze bass | Darrin Mooney drums |
Don´t know if Bronze has played with Gary Moore for more time, or if it was a one-off gig. Does anybody know, please?
This was the Gary Moore Band around February 2010:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
2010 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Peter Rees bass | Vic Martin keyboards | Steve Dixon drums |
And in May 2010, Gary Moore announces a change in style, and he also changes his band completely:
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GARY MOORE BAND #? |
2010 |
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Gary Moore † guitar, vocals | Jonathan Noyce bass | Neil Carter keyboards, vocals, guitar | Darrin Mooney drums |
| Other info on members of Gary Moore Band (I know up to 45 members) | |
|---|---|
| Already covered (1): | Dave Bronze |
| To be covered (43): | ... |
The horrible news arrived when it was reported that Gary Moore had passed away on February 6th, 2011, while spending some vacation in Estepona, at the south of Spain. He was 58.
Thanks, Gary, for so much enjoyment. You´ll be in my heart forever.
DISCOGRAPHY: (82 albums known to me - Status: In progress)
OWN ALBUMS (19 credits)
- Grinding stone - Gary Moore Band (1973)
- Members: Frank Boylan, John Curtis, Philip Donnelly, Pearce Kelly, Jan Schelhaas (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Producer: Martin Birch
- Back on the streets - Gary Moore (1978)
- Members: Don Airey, Brian Downey (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Simon Phillips (RIP: John Mole)
- Producer: Chris Tsangarides
- Comments: Back on the streets was Gary's 2nd solo album, recorded while he still was in Thin Lizzy. Recorded with Gary's companions in Thin Lizzy: Phil Lynott (bass, vocals) and Brian Downey (drums), plus John Mole (bass), Don Airey (keyboards), Simon Phillips (drums). The album has two different parts: some songs are near to hard rock style (a la Thin Lizzy), and some songs are pure jazz-rock (a la Colosseum). It includes the original version of ´Parisienne walkways´, as well as great songs such as ´Back on the streets´, or a slow rendition of Lizzy´s classic ´Don´t believe a word´.
- Corridors of power - Gary Moore (1982)
- Members: Neil Murray, Ian Paice (RIP: Bobby Chouinard, Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Jack Bruce, Mo Foster
- Technical: Ian Cooper
- Rockin´ every night - Live in Japan - Gary Moore (1983)
- Members: Don Airey, Neil Murray, Ian Paice, John Sloman (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Victims of the future - Gary Moore (1983)
- Members: Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Neil Murray, Ian Paice (RIP: Bobby Chouinard, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Mo Foster
- Dirty fingers - Gary Moore (1983)
- Members: Don Airey, Tommy Aldridge, Charlie Huhn, Andy Pyle (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Guests: Jimmy Bain
- Producer: Chris Tsangarides
- Comments: This album wasn't released as an official album, but several years later, it finally appeared. The musicians in the album are: Charlie Huhn (vocals), Andy Pyle (bass), Jimmy Bain (bass), Don Airey (keyboards), and Tommy Aldridge (drums). The album was recorded in the beginning of 1981.
- Run for cover - Gary Moore (1985)
- Members: Don Airey, Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Gary Ferguson, Glenn Hughes, Paul Thompson (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Charlie Morgan, Andy Richards
- Producer: Andy Johns (RIP: Mike Stone)
- Comments: Run for cover is a good album, containing several superb songs, such as ´Military man´ (sung by the great Phil Lynott). At that time, Gary's band was Glenn Hughes (bass, vocals), Neil Carter (keyboards), and Gary Ferguson, but they used lots of different musicians along the whole album: Don Airey (keyboards), Andy Richards (keyboards), Charlie Morgan (drums), Paul Thompson (drums), Bob Daisley (bass). Produced by Mike Stone. Don plays in two tracks: ´Military man´ and ´Out in the fields´.
- After the war - Gary Moore (1989)
- Members: Don Airey, Neil Carter, Bob Daisley (RIP: Gary Moore, Cozy Powell)
- Guests: Sam Brown, Laurence Cottle, Charlie Morgan, Ozzy Osbourne, Simon Phillips, Stephen Piggott, Andy Richards, Miriam Stockley, Chris Thompson
- Comments: Don also played in the album After the war, only as a guest. This was Gary's band at that time: Gary Moore (guitar, vocals), Neil Carter (keyboards, guitar, vocals), Bob Daisley (bass), Cozy Powell (drums). Other musicians in the album: Laurence Cottle (bass), Steve Piggott (bass), Don Airey (keyboards), Andy Richards (keyboards), Charlie Morgan (drums), Simon Phillips (drums), guest vocals by Ozzy Osbourne (on two tracks), and backing vocals by: Chris Thompson, Sam Brown, Miriam Stockley, Andrew Eldritch.
- Still got the blues - Gary Moore (1990)
- Members: Don Airey, Bob Daisley, Brian Downey, Martin Drover, Frank Mead, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Andy Pyle, Graham Walker (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Guests: Stuart Brooks, Raul D´Oliveira, Andy Hamilton (RIP: Albert Collins, Nicky Hopkins, Albert King)
- Comments: Still got the blues is a superb album!!! I love it! Gary Moore is one of my favourite artists, and I've always loved this kind of blues, so two reasons for loving it. The list of musicians is fantastic. George Harrison (guitar & backing vocals in 1 track written by him), Andy Pyle (bass, 9 tracks), Bob Daisley (bass, 3 tracks), Mick Weaver (keyboards, 5 tracks), Don Airey (keyboards, 6 tracks), Nicky Hopkins (keyboards, 2 tracks), Graham Walker (drums), Brian Downey (drums, old Gary Moore colleague in Thin Lizzy) plus the horn section: Frank Mead (sax, harmonica), Nick Pentelow (sax), Nick Payn (sax), Raoul D´Oliveira (trumpet). The album is dedicated to Peter Green. I love all the songs here, but if I had to choose some, my favourite songs are ´Oh pretty woman´ (just incredible), ´Still got the blues´, ´King of the blues´ (with those great horns blowing and blowing), ´As the years go passing by´ (a lovely rendition of this old song).
- Parisienne walkways - Gary Moore (1990)
- Members: Don Airey (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Jon Hiseman (RIP: John Mole)
- After hours - Gary Moore (1992)
- Members: Bob Daisley, Martin Drover, Frank Mead, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Graham Walker (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Guests: Anton Fig, Wayne Jackson, Carol Kenyon, B B King, Will Lee, Andrew Love, Linda Taylor, Mick Weaver, Gavyn Wright (RIP: Albert Collins)
- Blues alive - Gary Moore (1993)
- Members: Martin Drover, Candy McKenzie, Frank Mead, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Andy Pyle, Carol Thompson, Graham Walker (RIP: Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Juliet Roberts (RIP: Albert Collins)
- Back to the blues - Gary Moore (2001)
- Members: Martin Drover, Vic Martin, Frank Mead, Darrin Mooney, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Peter Rees (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Producer: Chris Tsangarides
- Live at Monsters of Rock - Gary Moore (09/2003)
- Members: Cass Lewis, Darrin Mooney (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Producer: Chris Tsangarides
- Technical: Ian Cooper
- Power of the blues - Gary Moore (06/2004)
- Members: Bob Daisley, Darrin Mooney (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Guests: Jim Watson
- Producer: Chris Tsangarides
- Technical: Ian Cooper
- Live at Montreux 1990 - Gary Moore & The Midnight Blues Band (2005)
- Members: Don Airey, Martin Drover, Magnus Fiennes, Gary Husband, Frank Mead, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Guy Pratt, Andy Pyle, Graham Walker (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Guests: (RIP: Albert Collins)
- One night in Dublin - A tribute to Phil Lynott - Gary Moore & Friends (2006)
- Members: Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Jonathan Noyce (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Guests: Eric Bell, Brian Robertson
- Old new ballads blues - Gary Moore (04/2006)
- Members: Don Airey, Vic Martin, Frank Mead, Darrin Mooney, Jonathan Noyce, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Peter Rees, Graham Walker (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Guests: Sid Gauld
- Technical: Chris Tsangarides
- Bad for you baby - Gary Moore (2008)
- Members: Vic Martin, Peter Rees (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Out in the fields - The very best of - Gary Moore (1998)
- Members: Don Airey (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Comments: Out in the fields - the very best of is a compilation. The first, limited edition, includes a 2nd, bonus disk, with live songs and outtakes. Although it doesn't contain list of musicians, Don Airey appears in the 1st disk, reading the songlist.
- Night life - Thin Lizzy (1974)
- Members: Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Jimmy Horowitz, Frankie Miller, Jean Roussel
- Producer: Ron Nevison
- Comments: This album was recorded with this lineup: Phil Lynott (vocals, bass), Scott Gorham (guitar), Brian Robertson (guitar), Brian Downey (drums). It also features old member Gary Moore (guitar), plus great guests: Frankie Miller (vocals), Jean Roussel (keyboards), Jimmy Horowitz (strings). The album was produced by Ron Nevison. It contains my favourite Lizzy track, the haunting ´Still in love with you´.
- Strange new flesh - Colosseum II (1976)
- Members: Don Airey, Jon Hiseman, Neil Murray, Mike Starrs (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Comments: CD reissue from 2005 is an expanded 2CD, with 13 bonus tracks, some of them live.
- Electric savage - Colosseum II (1977)
- Members: Don Airey, Jon Hiseman (RIP: John Mole, Gary Moore)
- Technical: Chris Tsangarides
- Wardance - Colosseum II (1977)
- Members: Don Airey, Jon Hiseman (RIP: John Mole, Gary Moore)
- Over the top - Cozy Powell (1979)
- Members: Don Airey, Jack Bruce, Clem Clempson, Bernie Marsden, Max Middleton (RIP: Gary Moore, Cozy Powell)
- Producer: Martin Birch
- Technical: Ian Cooper, Alan Douglas
- Comments: Over the top is a killer album. The thanks section mentions Roger Glover and Neil Murray. All the songs are instrumentals, but they funnily write: 'lyrics enclosed'.
- My opinion:
All the tracks are fantastic, as well as musicianship. You can hear Jack Bruce at his best, Clem Clempson is making his guitar howl, and Gary Moore´s speed is incredible. Don Airey arranges all the songs, as well as writing the great 'Killer', and co-writing 'Heidi goes to town' and 'Over the top'. I love when he plays the 'White room' riff inside 'Theme One'. Jack Bruce sure was smiling...
Clem plays fantastically in two tracks, 'Sweet poison' and 'The loner'. - Black rose - Thin Lizzy (02/1979)
- Members: Brian Downey, Scott Gorham (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Jimmy Bain, Huey Lewis
- Comments: A great band, commanded by the much-missed Phil Lynott. The lineup for this album was: Phil Lynott (vocals, bass) / Scott Gorham (guitar) / Gary Moore (guitar) / Brian Downey (drums). But they got some friends to play with them: Jimmy Bain (bass), Huey Lewis (harmonica). The thanks credits mention Mark Nauseef (drums), as he played with the band substituting Brian Downey for a short tour.
- Greg Lake - Greg Lake (1981)
- Members: Greg Lake, Tristam Margetts, Ted McKenna (RIP: Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Clarence Clemons, Bill Cuomo, Mike Giles, David Hungate, Steve Lukather, Greg Mathieson, Dean Parks, Snuffy Walden (RIP: Jeff Porcaro)
- Technical: Haydn Bendall
- Tilt - Cozy Powell (1981)
- Members: Frank Aiello, Don Airey, Jack Bruce, Bernie Marsden, Neil Murray (RIP: Gary Moore, Cozy Powell)
- Guests: Jeff Beck, Mel Collins, John Cook, Elmer Gantry, Chris Glen, Kirby Gregory, David Sancious
- Comments: Tilt was recorded during Spring 1981, with lots of former bandmates. The complete personnel list is: Cozy Powell + Elmer Gantry (vocals, from Stretch) Frank Aiello (vocals) Jeff Beck (guitar) Gary Moore (guitar) Bernie Marsden (guitar) Kirby (guitars, from Stretch) Jack Bruce (bass) David Sancious (keyboards, from Jack Bruce Band) Don Airey (keyboards) John Cook (keyboards, from Stretch) Chris Glen (bass) Neil Murray (bass) Mel Collins (sax)
- My opinion: I love this album. It contains the song who started my love for Gary Moore, ´Sunset´. A very beautiful and slow instrumental, it's magical! I also enjoy a lot the song ´The blister´, with a terrific rhythm by Cozy, Don Airey and Gary Moore. Don plays just in those two tracks, ´Sunset´ and ´The blister´.
- Manoeuvres - Greg Lake (1983)
- Members: Greg Lake (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Octopuss - Cozy Powell (1983)
- Members: Don Airey (RIP: Gary Moore, Cozy Powell)
- Guests: Colin Hodgkinson, Jon Lord (RIP: Mel Galley)
- Comments: Colin Hodgkinson and Cozy Powell were together in Whitesnake at this time. So he played in this Cozy album. The lineup is: Gary Moore and Mel Galley (guitars), Colin Hodgkinson (bass), Jon Lord and Don Airey (keyboards), and Cozy Powell (drums). Plus John Du Prez and the Philharmonia. Who needs more? Colin co-writes the title track. It was recorded in London during September and October 1982. Co-produced by Cozy and Nick Griffiths.
- Life - Thin Lizzy (1983)
- Members: Eric Bell, Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson, John Sykes, Snowy White (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Tim Hinkley, Huey Lewis, Fiachra Trench
- The Boys are back in town - Thin Lizzy (1983)
- Members: Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson, Darren Wharton, Snowy White (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Huey Lewis
- Cities of the heart - Jack Bruce (03/1994)
- Members: Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Malcolm Bruce, Clem Clempson, Gary ´Mudbone´ Cooper, Gary Husband, Simon Phillips, Art Themen, Bernie Worrell (RIP: Jonas Bruce, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Pete Brown, Henry Lowther, John Mumford, Maggie Reilly
- Comments: Cities of the heart is a fantastic double live album, recorded in Cologne, November 2/3 1993, to celebrate Jack's 50th birthday, features an all-star lineup. Ginger Baker and Simon Phillips on drums, Dick Heckstall-Smith on sax, Gary Moore and Clem on guitars ... Includes live renditions of some of his classics: 'Sunshine of your love', 'Politician', 'Theme for an imaginary western', 'Born under a bad sign', etc. There's also an abridged edition (1CD, with a selection of tracks).
- In concert - Greg Lake (1995)
- Members: Greg Lake, Tristam Margetts, Ted McKenna (RIP: Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore)
- The Cream of Cream - Jack Bruce (1998)
- Members: Jack Bruce, Gary Husband (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Comments: Instructional video with Jack Bruce playing with Gary Moore and Gary Husband.
- Interplay and improvisation on the drums - Gary Husband (1998)
- Members: Jack Bruce, Paul Carmichael, Allan Holdsworth, Gary Husband (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Guests: Mick Hutton, Paul Stacey
- Comments: Video featuring Gary Husband performing with Allan Holdsworth, Mark King, Jack Bruce and Gary Moore, as well as his own performances, among others.
- From the underground: the official bootleg - Greg Lake (1999)
- Members: Keith Emerson, Robert Fripp, Greg Lake, Tristam Margetts, Ted McKenna, Carl Palmer (RIP: Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore, Cozy Powell)
- Comments: It includes rare, unreleased or live tracks from different periods in Greg Lake´s career.
- The Strat Pack live in concert - Strat Pack Benefit Concert (03/2005)
- Members: Paul Carrack, Andy Fairweather Low, David Gilmour, Albert Lee, Phil Manzanera, Hank Marvin, Brian May, Pino Palladino, Phil Palmer, Paul Rodgers, Mike Rutherford, Ian Thomas, Joe Walsh, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens, Ron Wood (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Comments: Live DVD taken from the concert held in September 2004.
- Live and on song - Skid Row ( - )
- Members: (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Remembering - Thin Lizzy (1976)
- Members: Eric Bell, Brian Downey (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Joan Armatrading
- Whiskey in the jar - Thin Lizzy (1984)
- Members: Eric Bell, Brian Downey (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Joan Armatrading, Kofi Ayivor, Jan Schelhaas
- The Collection - Thin Lizzy (1985)
- Members: Eric Bell, Brian Downey (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Joan Armatrading, Kofi Ayivor, Jan Schelhaas, Fiachra Trench
- Soldier of fortune - Thin Lizzy (1987)
- Members: Eric Bell, Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson, Midge Ure (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Don Airey, Jimmy Bain, John Anthony Helliwell, Mark Knopfler, Huey Lewis, Charlie Morgan, Andy Richards
- Dedication - the very best of Thin Lizzy - Thin Lizzy (04/1991)
- Members: Eric Bell, Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson, Midge Ure, Snowy White (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Frankie Miller
- Producer: Ron Nevison, Tony Visconti
- Technical: Greg Calbi
- Comments: Compilation with one unreleased track (´Dedication´), finished some years later, using Phil Lynott´s voice.
- From the beginning - the Greg Lake retrospective - Greg Lake (04/1997)
- Members: Keith Emerson, Robert Fripp, Mike Giles, Greg Lake, Tristam Margetts, Ian McDonald, Ted McKenna, Carl Palmer (RIP: Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore, Cozy Powell)
- Guests: Richard Brunton, Clarence Clemons, Mel Collins, Bill Cuomo, Geoff Downes, Pete Giles, David Hungate, Steve Lukather, Greg Mathieson, Dean Parks, Godfrey Salmon, Keith Tippett, Snuffy Walden (RIP: Tony Harris, Jeff Porcaro)
- Producer: Keith Olsen
- Technical: Haydn Bendall, Chris Kimsey, Eddie Offord
- Sitting on top of the world - Jack Bruce & Friends (10/1997)
- Members: Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Malcolm Bruce, Clem Clempson, Gary ´Mudbone´ Cooper, Gary Husband, Simon Phillips, Art Themen, Bernie Worrell (RIP: Jonas Bruce, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Pete Brown, Henry Lowther, John Mumford, Maggie Reilly
- Comments: Abridged edition of the 2CD recorded live at Jack´s 50th anniversary (the Cities of the heart album).
- Vagabonds kings warriors angels - Thin Lizzy (01/2002)
- Members: Jimmy Bain, Eric Bell, Brian Downey, Scott Gorham, Brian Robertson, Mark Stanway, John Sykes, Darren Wharton, Snowy White (RIP: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore)
- Guests: Don Airey, Laurence Archer, Phil Collins, John Anthony Helliwell, Mark Knopfler, Huey Lewis, Ian McLagan, Frankie Miller, Jean Roussel, Eric Wrixon
- Producer: Ron Nevison, Chris Tsangarides, Tony Visconti
- Technical: (RIP: Keith Harwood)
- Comments: 4CD boxset with several rare tracks.
- Can you follow? - Jack Bruce (06/2008)
- Members: Robby Ameen, Ginger Baker, Carla Bley, Jack Bruce, Hugh Burns, Milton Cardona, Eric Clapton, Clem Clempson, Billy Cobham, Gary ´Mudbone´ Cooper, Hughie Flint, Richie Flores, Bob Hall, Horacio ´El Negro´ Hernandez, Jon Hiseman, Mike Hugg, Gary Husband, Tony Hymas, Ronnie Jones, Corky Laing, Ronnie Leahy, Bill Lordan, Manfred Mann, John Marshall, John Mayall, Tom McGuinness, John McLaughlin, Mark Nauseef, Simon Phillips, Vernon Reid, David Sancious, Hal Singer, Colin Smith, Chris Spedding, Dave Stevens, Mick Taylor, Art Themen, Alfredo Triff, Robin Trower, Charlie Watts, Leslie West, Bernie Worrell (RIP: Graham Bond, Cyril Davies, Ted Dunbar, Bruce Gary, Dick Heckstall-Smith, Alexis Korner, Gary Moore, Johnny Parker, John Stevens, Tony Williams)
- Guests: Vivian Campbell, Lyn Dobson, Stuart Elliott, Jim Gordon, George Green, Trilok Gurtu, Allan Holdsworth, Steve Hunter, Zakir Hussain, Paul Jones, Steve Jordan, Jim Keltner, Henry Lowther, John Mumford, John Picard, Duffy Power, Maggie Reilly, Don Rendell, Jimmy Ripp, Warren Smith, Don Weller, Steve Winwood, Pete York (RIP: Don Alias, Harry Beckett, George Harrison, Larry Young, Frank Zappa)
- Producer: Joe Boyd, Andy Johns, Dennis Mackay (RIP: Monte Kay, Felix Pappalardi, Dick Rowe, Ian ´Stu´ Stewart)
- Comments: A gigantic 6CD compilation, comprising tracks from most of Jack´s bands: Alexis Korner´s Blues Incorporated, Graham Bond Organization, John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers, Manfred Mann, Cream, Tony Williams´ Lifetime, West Bruce & Laing, Rocket 88, BBM, Robin Trower and even some track with Frank Zappa. As well, of course, his own solo recordings.
- Peter and the wolf - Jack Lancaster & Robin Lumley (1975)
- Members: Jack Lancaster, Robin Lumley
- Guests: Gary Brooker, Bill Bruford, Phil Collins, Brian Eno, Bernie Frost, John Goodsall, Pete Haywood, Jon Hiseman, Percy Jones, Alvin Lee, Henry Lowther, Manfred Mann, Dave Markee, Andy Pyle, Chris Spedding, Julie Tippett, Keith Tippett (RIP: Stephane Grappelli, Gary Moore, Cozy Powell, Viv Stanshall)
- Comments: Peter and the wolf is based on Prokofiev classical work, but also including original material. Recorded with this all-star lineup: Jack Lancaster (sax, lyricon, clarinet, violin) (role: grandfather) Robin Lumley (keyboards) + Gary Moore (guitar) (role: duck) John Goodsall (guitar, from Brand X) Alvin Lee (guitar, from Ten Years After) Chris Spedding (guitar) (role: duck) Pete Haywood (steel guitar) Percy Jones (bass, from Brand X) Dave Markee (bass) Andy Pyle (bass) Brian Eno (keyboards, from Roxy Music and 801) (role: wolf) Gary Brooker (keyboards) (role: bird) Manfred Mann (keyboards, from his own bands) (role: Peter) Keith Tippett (keyboards) (role: pond) Stephane Grapelli (violin, a jazz legend) (role: cat) Erika Michailenko (chimes) Henry Lowther (trumpet, from Keef Hartley Band) Phil Collins (drums, from Genesis and Brand X) (role: hunter) Cozy Powell (drums) (role: hunter) Bill Bruford (drums) (role: hunter) Jon Hiseman (drums, from Colosseum) (role: hunter) Julie Tippett (vocals) Bernie Frost (vocals) Viv Stanshall (narrator, from Bonzo Dog Band) Every one of the musicians portrayed a role in the story: the duck, the cat, etc. There are different editions of the album in different languages, changing the narrator. By the way, there is even a version in Spanish.
- Skinningrove Bay - Jack Lancaster (1979)
- Members: Jack Lancaster
- Guests: Rod Argent, Clive Bunker, Hugh Burns, Phil Collins, Bernie Frost, Robin Lumley, John G Perry, Mick Rogers (RIP: Gary Moore, Rick Van Der Linden)
- Comments: Jack Lancaster finally released his solo album in 1981, the very beatiful Skinningrove Bay. The list of musicians appearing is: Jack Lancaster (sax, lyricon, flute, keyboards, vocals) + Phil Collins (vocals) Bernie Frost (vocals) Gary Moore (guitar) Hughie Burns (guitar) Mick Rogers (guitar) John G. Perry (bass, vocals) Robin Lumley (keyboards) Rick Van Der Linden (keyboards) Rod Argent (keyboards) Clive Bunker (drums) A superb album, it includes one of my favourite songs ever, 'Save a place for me', with haunting vocals by Bernie Frost. NOTE: this album has been reissued in several shapes (my guess, without any kind of permission or legal rights) under different names (Deep Green), and the most surprising is that the reissues are not credited to Jack Lancaster!! For example, I have an edition called Wild connections. The album is not credited to anyone, but the cover show the names of Phil Collins, Gary Moore and Rod Argent. To make things worse, we must remember that there is an official album called Wild Connections (recorded with Rick Van Der Linden, see above), and they're completely different records!!!
- Solo in Soho - Phil Lynott (04/1980)
- Members: Jimmy Bain, Brian Downey, Mark Nauseef, Jerome Rimson (RIP: Phil Lynott)
- Guests: Bob C Benberg, Andy Duncan, Scott Gorham, Mark Knopfler, Huey Lewis, Fiachra Trench, Midge Ure, Snowy White (RIP: Tony Charles, Gary Moore)
- Comments: Solo in Soho features Scott Gorham (guitar), Mark Knopfler (guitar), Gary Moore (guitar), Snowy White (guitar), Jerome Rimson (bass), Jimmy Bain (keyboards), Midge Ure (keyboards), Billy Currie (keyboards), Brian Downey (drums), Mark Nauseef (drums), Bob C. Benberg (drums), Tony Charles (drums), Huey Lewis (harmonica).
- 19 (SINGLE) - Phil Lynott (1985)
- Members: (RIP: Phil Lynott)
- Guests: Robin George (RIP: Gary Moore)
- K2 / Tales of Triumph and Tragedy - Don Airey (1988)
- Members: Don Airey, Keith Airey
- Guests: Colin Blunstone, Laurence Cottle, Chris Thompson (RIP: Mel Galley, Gary Moore, Cozy Powell)
- Comments: This is Don Airey's solo project, a mixture between speech and music. With Gary Moore and brother Keith Airey (guitars), Laurence Cottle (bass), Cozy Powell (drums), plus vocals by Chris Thompson, Colin Blunstone, Mel Galley and Genki Hitomi. It was issued as a limited edition in Japan and Germany only. Fortunately, it was reissued worlwide on May 1999, remastered and repackaged. Please, visit Don Airey's official website (see below) for details about how to get this album.
- Bel Assis - Mo Foster (1988)
- Members: Mo Foster
- Guests: Rod Argent, Dave DeFries, Simon Phillips, Frank Ricotti, Ray Russell, Stan Sulzmann, Peter Van Hooke (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Southern reunion - Mo Foster (1991)
- Members: Mo Foster
- Guests: Iain Ballamy, Stuart Brooks, Geoff Castle, Gary Husband, Greg Knowles, Julian Littman, Barry Martin, Frank Ricotti, Ray Russell, Stan Sulzmann, Ray Warleigh (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Comments: Southern reunion was Mo´s 2nd solo album. We can find here Ray Russell (guitar), Gary Moore (guitar), Geoff Castle (keyboards), Julian Littman (mandolin), Ray Warleigh (flute), Stuart Brooks (trumpet), Iain Ballamy (sax), Stan Sulzman (sax), Gary Husband (drums, keyboards), Frank Ricotti (percussion), Greg Knowles (percussion), and vocals by Karen Bates.
- Definition of a circle - Otis Taylor (02/2007)
- Guests: Josh Kelly (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Pentatonic wars and love songs - Otis Taylor (06/2009)
- Guests: (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Clovis people vol 3 - Otis Taylor (05/2010)
- Guests: Larry Thompson (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Dear Mr Fantasy - A celebration for Jim Capaldi - VVAA (2007)
- Guests: Peter Bonas, Dave Bronze, Margo Buchanan, Phil Capaldi, Ray Cooper, Simon Kirke, Stevie Lange, Jon Lord, Andy Newmark, Mark Rivera, Cat Stevens, Pete Townshend, Joe Walsh, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens, Steve Winwood, Bill Wyman (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Technical: Mick Dolan
- Comments: A live 2CD where many great musicians played tribute to the late Jim Capaldi and his music.With his mate Steve Winwood, Joe Walsh, Jon Lord, Stevie Lange, Paul Weller, Bill Wyman, Gary Moore, Pete Townshend, Cat Stevens... a long list. All with a superb house band.
- Evita - OST (1996)
- Guests: Gary Brooker, Clem Clempson, Madonna (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Comments: This is not the original release, but the soundtrack of the Alan Parker movie, starring Madonna and Spanish actor Antonio Banderas. Gary Moore also plays here in some more songs, as well as Gary Brooker.
- Honest injun - Granny´s Intentions (1970)
- Guests: (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Technical: Derek Varnals
- Wait till they change the backdrop - Jonathan Kelly (1973)
- Members: Jonathan Kelly, Tim Renwick
- Guests: Roy Babbington, Ray Duffy, Juanita Franklin, Karen Friedman, Mark Griffiths, Lennox James, Gavin Sutherland, Iain Sutherland, Bruce Thomas, John ´Willie´ Wilson (RIP: Barry De Souza, Gary Moore, Michael Oliver, Peter Wood)
- Producer: Ken Scott
- Technical: Dennis Mackay
- Comments: Wait till they change the backdrop includes Roy Babbington (bass), Mark Griffiths (bass), Barry De Souza (drums), Ray Duffy (drums), and the whole lineup by Sutherland Brothers & Quiver: Iain Sutherland (vocals), Gavin Sutherland (vocals), Tim Renwick (guitar on two tracks, flute on 1 track, and harmony vocals in 1 track), Bruce Thomas (bass), Peter Wood (keyboards), John 'Willie' Wilson (drums). On backing vocals: Thunder Thighs (that is: Casey Synge, Karen Friedman, Dari Lalou and Juanita Franklin). Plus one surprise: Gary Moore uncredited!
- The Eddie Howell Gramophone record - Eddie Howell (1975)
- Guests: Phil Collins, John Goodsall, Percy Jones, Jack Lancaster, Gaspar Lawal, Brian May, Jerome Rimson (RIP: Barry De Souza, Freddie Mercury, Gary Moore)
- Producer: Robin Lumley, Dennis Mackay
- Comments: Recorded in June and July 1975. We can find lots of musicians from the band Brand X (the great ones John Goodsall, Robin Lumley and Percy Jones, along with Phil Collins). Also appearing, Gary Moore (guitar), Tony Sadler (guitar), Jerome Rimson (bass), Gaspar Lawal (percussion). The album has been issued on CD under a different name, The man from Manhattan, featuring two new songs (one of them featuring Freddie Mercury and Brian May from Queen).
- Variations - Andrew Lloyd Webber (1977)
- Guests: Don Airey, Rod Argent, David Caddick, Herbie Flowers, Jon Hiseman, Barbara Thompson (RIP: Bill Le Sage, John Mole, Gary Moore)
- Comments: He's the famous composer after so many stage shows ('Jesus Christ Superstar', 'Evita', etc.). In this album, he's backed by the complete Colosseum II lineup: Gary Moore (guitar), John Mole (bass), Don Airey (keyboards), Jon Hiseman (drums), plus Barbara Thompson (sax), Rod Argent (keyboards), Herbie Flowers (bass).
- Moving home - Rod Argent (1978)
- Members: Rod Argent, Alphonso Johnson
- Guests: Clive Chaman, Phil Collins, Jack Lancaster (RIP: Gary Moore, Morris Pert)
- Producer: Robin Lumley
- Comments: This album features superb musicians: Gary Moore (guitar), Clive Chaman (bass), Alphonso Johnson (bass), Jack Lancaster (wind), Morris Pert (percussion), Phil Collins (percussion), Paddy Hunt (percussion). Produced by Robin Lumley.
- Electric glide - Gary Boyle (1978)
- Members: Gary Boyle
- Guests: Robert Ahwai, Richard Bailey, Phil Chen, John Giblin, Simon Morton, Simon Phillips, Ken Shaw (RIP: Pete Jacobsen, Gary Moore)
- Johnny Duhan - Johnny Duhan (1982)
- Guests: Fran Byrne, Terry ´Tex´ Comer, Alun Davies, Ed Deane, Kevin McAlea, Gary Taylor, Nigel Warren-Green (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Producer: Paul Samwell-Smith
- Arrested - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra & Friends (1983)
- Guests: Don Airey, Keith Airey, Richard Bailey, Graham Bonnet, Chaz Jankel, Robin LeMesurier, John McKenzie, Neil Murray, Ian Paice, Raf Ravenscroft, Stuart Taylor, Chris Thompson, Roy Wood (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Comments: Along the years, The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra has been recording some albums with rock and pop covers; usually with famous guest musicians. This one is devoted to The Police, and we can find here: the complete Gary Moore Band lineup (Gary Moore, Neil Murray, Don Airey, Ian Paice), plus Chris Thompson (vocals), Graham Bonnet (vocals), Roy Wood (vocals), brother Keith Airey (guitar), Robin LeMesurier (guitar), Chaz Jankel (keyboards), John McKenzie (bass), Raphael Ravenscroft (sax), Richard Bailey (drums). This album was reissued on CD in 1993 with the new title Classic Police
- Out of the night - Chris Thompson (1983)
- Members: Don Airey, Mick Clewes, Malcolm Foster, Robbie McIntosh, Chris Thompson, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens
- Guests: Tony Beard, Billy Bremner, John McKenzie (RIP: Ron Aspery, Gary Moore)
- Comments: Out of the night (maybe a reference to leaving Chris' former band, Night?) features the complete lineup for Chris Thompson & The Islands: Chris Thompson (vocals, guitar), Robbie McIntosh (guitar), Malcolm Foster (bass), Paul Wickens (keyboards), Mick Clewes (drums). With some great guests: Gary Moore (guitar), Billy Bremner (guitar, from Rockpile), John McKenzie (bass), Don Airey (keyboards), Ron Aspery (sax), Tony Beard (drums).
- Beach Boys - Beach Boys (1985)
- Members: Bruce Johnston, Mike Love (RIP: Carl Wilson)
- Guests: Graham Broad, Stuart Gordon, Ian Ritchie, Dave Spence, Ringo Starr, Stevie Wonder (RIP: Terry Melcher, Gary Moore)
- Collins mix (the best of) - Albert Collins (1993)
- Members: Steve Howard, Coco Montoya, Jon Smith (RIP: Albert Collins)
- Guests: Wayne Jackson, B B King, Andrew Love, Branford Marsalis (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Muddy Water blues - Paul Rodgers (1993)
- Members: Jason Bonham, Ian Hatton, Paul Rodgers, Neal Schon
- Guests: Jeff Beck, Alexandra Brown, Ronnie Foster, David Gilmour, Buddy Guy, Brian May, Jean McClain, Steve Miller, David Paich, Pino Palladino, Trevor Rabin, Richie Sambora, Paul Shaffer, Slash (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Producer: Billy Sherwood
- Technical: Joe Gastwirt
- Don´t tear me up (SINGLE) - Mick Jagger (04/1993)
- Members: Mick Jagger
- Guests: (RIP: Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore)
- Comments: CD single including a live track, ´Everybody knows about my good thing´ recorded live in June 1992, backed by Gary Moore & The Midnight Blues Band.
- Highway to the sun - Snowy White (1994)
- Members: Kuma Harada, Walter Latupeirissa, Juan Van Emmerloot, Snowy White
- Guests: John ´Rabbit´ Bundrick, Paul Carrack, David Gilmour, Steve Gregory, Tim Hinkley, Chris Rea (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Comments: This album features Snowy's band, White Flames Band (Walter Latupeirissa on bass and Juan Van Emmerloot on drums), plus great guests: Gary Moore (guitar), David Gilmour (guitar), Chris Rea (vocals), Paul Carrack (vocals), Kuma Harada (bass), Tim Hinkley (keyboards), John 'Rabbit' Bundrick (keyboards).
- Alternative medicine - Doctor Strangely Strange (11/1997)
- Guests: (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Technical: Robyn Robbins
- Along for the ride - John Mayall & Friends (2001)
- Members: Tom Canning, Mick Fleetwood, Peter Green, Red Holloway, John Mayall, John McVie, Mick Taylor, Buddy Whittington, Joe Yuele (RIP: Davy Graham, Dick Heckstall-Smith)
- Guests: Lenny Castro, Steve Cropper, Andy Fairweather Low, Steve Miller, Chris Rea, Greg Rzab, David Smith, Crystal Taliefero, Reese Wynans (RIP: Jeff Healey, Gary Moore, Billy Preston)
- Living on the outside - Jim Capaldi (09/2001)
- Members: Nick Graham, Chris Parren (RIP: Jim Capaldi)
- Guests: Ian Paice, Steve Winwood (RIP: George Harrison, Gary Moore)
- Comments: Released in 2001 in Europe, it was released in the States in 2003, with a different album cover and songlist order.
- Don´t stop praying for me - Otis Joseph & Zamar (2003)
- Guests: Kenneth Nash (RIP: Gary Moore)
- Poor boy blue - Jim Capaldi (11/2004)
- Members: Peter Bonas, Phil Capaldi, Mick Dolan, Steve Kinch, Trevor Morais, Chris Parren (RIP: Jim Capaldi)
- Guests: Brent Forbes, Stevie Lange, John Mizarolli, Steve Winwood (RIP: Bryson Graham, Sam Mitchell, Gary Moore)
- Technical: Phill Brown
- King of the blues - B B King (1992)
- Members: Phil Blackman, James Bolden, John Browning, Joseph Burton, John Willie Cook, Calep Emphrey Jr, Sonny Freeman, Wilbert Freeman, Milton Hopkins, Louis Hubert, Russell Jackson, Jerry Jemmott, B B King, Lonny LaLanne, Ron Levy, Steve Sherard, Edgar Synigal, James Toney (RIP: Leonard Gill, Calvin Owens, Earl Turbinton, Pat Williams)
- Guests: Albert Aarons, Arthur Adams, Joshie Armstead, Kenny Aronoff, Wilbur Bascomb, Roland Bautista, George Bohanon, Oscar Brashear, Garnett Brown, Bobby Bryant, Will Calhoun, Lenny Castro, Merry Clayton, George Coleman, Ronnie Cuber, Paulinho Da Costa, Bob Daisley, Bert De Coteaux, Quitman Dennis, Gene Dinwiddie, Debra Dobkin, Dr John, Martin Drover, Wilton Felder, Victor Feldman, Venetta Fields, Anton Fig, Chuck Findley, Lisa Fischer, James Gadson, Bryan Garofalo, Jim Gordon, Gary Grant, William Green, Ed Greene, Carl Hall, Paul Harris, Jimmie Haskell, Gary Herbig, Jerry Hey, John Hobbs, Red Holloway, Stix Hooper, Bunny Hull, Kim Hutchcroft, Hutch Hutchinson, Fred Jackson, Wayne Jackson, Jim Keltner, Carol Kenyon, Randy Kerber, Bobby Keys, Carole King, Clydie King, Al Kooper, Russ Kunkel, Michael Landau, Neil Larsen, Trevor Lawrence, Will Lee, Andrew Love, Herb Lovell, Steve Madaio, Tom Malone, Shirley Matthews, Hugh McCracken, Kurt McGettrick, Frank Mead, Cindy Mizelle, Bob Morin, Ira Newborn, Frank Owens, Ray Parker, Dean Parks, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Valerie Pinkston-Mayo, Robert ´Pops´ Popwell, Al Porcino, Jim Price, Bernard Purdie, Bonnie Raitt, Waymon Reed, Lee Ritenour, Leon Russell, Joe Sample, David Sanborn, David Spinozza, Ringo Starr, Neil Stubenhaus, Linda Taylor, Julia Tillman Waters, Nana Vasconcelos, Klaus Voormann, Graham Walker, Joe Walsh, Freddie Washington, Larry Washington, Luther Waters, Oren Waters, Ernie Watts, Maxine Willard Waters, Larry Williams, Stevie Wonder, Gary Wright (RIP: Johnny Ace, Irving Ashby, Ron Baker, Ronnie Barron, Johnny Board, Eddie ´Bongo´ Brown, Paulette Brown, Red Callender, Conte Candoli, Roland Chambers, Mahlon Clark, Hank Crawford, Jesse Ed Davis, Maxwell Davis, Hobart Dotson, Cornell Dupree, Tommy Eyre, Fred Ford, Earl Forest, Jimmy Forrest, Lloyd Glenn, Paul Griffin, Norman Harris, Al Hendrickson, Oliver Jackson, Johnny Jones, Ron Kersey, Gary Moore, David ´Fathead´ Newman, Benny Powell, Jerome Richardson, Jimmy Rowles, Ernie Royal, Louis Satterfield, Woody Shaw, Willie Smith, Tasha Thomas, Juan Tizol, Big Joe Turner, Lloyd Ulyate, Cato Walker, Ben Webster, Don Wilkerson, Snooky Young)
- Producer: Jimmy Iovine, Quincy Jones, Stewart Levine, Ed Michel, Vernon Reid, Bill Szymczyk, Don Was (RIP: Sid Feller, Bob Thiele)
- Technical: Bill Inglot, Shelly Yakus
- Comments: King of the blues is a 4CD boxset, comprising tracks from his very long career. So, the list of musicians featured is just endless. Tommy Eyre appears here because of the inclusion of the track ´Since I met you baby´ recorded by Gary Moore with B.B. King guesting. Other musicians who'll be covered in my site someday are: Kenny Aaronoff (drums), Wilbur Bascomb (bass), Merry Clayton (vocals), Bob Daisley (bass), Martin Drover (trumpet), Cornell Dupree (guitar), Venetta Fields (vocals), Anton Fig (drums), Jim Gordon (drums), Wayne Jackson (sax), Jim Keltner (drums), Carol Kenyon (vocals), Clydie King (vocals), Al Kooper (keyboards), Russ Kunkel (drums), Michael Landau (guitar), Will Lee (bass), Andrew Love (horns), Hugh McCracken (guitar), Frank Mead (horns), Gary Moore (guitar), Dean Parks (guitar), Nick Payne (horns), Nick Pentelow (sax), Bernard Purdie (drums), Neil Stubenhaus (bass), Klaus Voormann (bass), Ernie Watts (sax). This will take me my whole life! :)
- Lucille & friends - B B King (1995)
- Members: Milton Hopkins, B B King, James Toney
- Guests: Albert Aarons, Oscar Brashear, Garnett Brown, Merry Clayton, Paulinho Da Costa, Quitman Dennis, Dr John, Wilton Felder, Venetta Fields, Chuck Findley, Mick Fleetwood, Bryan Garofalo, Jim Gordon, Gary Grant, Diva Gray, Marty Grebb, Jimmie Haskell, Red Holloway, Stix Hooper, Kim Hutchcroft, Paul Jackson, Wayne Jackson, Bashiri Johnson, Clydie King, Russ Kunkel, Andrew Love, Steve Madaio, Branford Marsalis, Shirley Matthews, Stevie Nicks, Ray Parker, Dean Parks, Jim Price, Jim Pugh, Vernon Reid, Leon Russell, Joe Sample, Ringo Starr, Vaneese Thomas, Julia Tillman Waters, Klaus Voormann, Joe Walsh, Larry Washington, Luther Waters, Oren Waters, Maxine Willard Waters, Larry Williams, Stevie Wonder, Gary Wright (RIP: Roland Chambers, Albert Collins, Norman Harris, John Lee Hooker, Johnny Jones, Ron Kersey, Gary Moore, Benny Powell, Jerome Richardson, Roy Rogers, Grover Washington Jr, Snooky Young)
- Producer: Dave Grusin, Jimmy Iovine, Stewart Levine, Ed Michel, Phil Ramone, Larry Rosen, Bill Szymczyk
- The Best of Cozy Powell - Cozy Powell (07/1997)
- Members: Don Airey, Jack Bruce, Clem Clempson, Bernie Marsden, Max Middleton (RIP: Cozy Powell)
- Guests: Jeff Beck, John Cook, Colin Hodgkinson, Jon Lord, David Sancious (RIP: Mel Galley, Gary Moore)
- Producer: Martin Birch, Bruce Payne
- Comments: Of course, The best of is a compilation from 3 previous Cozy albums, including Over the top. It features the two tracks with Clem, 'Sweet poison' and 'The loner'.
RELATED WEBSITE LINKS: 31
Official site(s) - tell them you saw the link here:
- Gary Moore
- The Official Cozy Powell website (by Joe Siegler)
- Don Airey Official website
- Mo Foster
From the always interesting Alex's Picks (by Alex Gitlin), we have:
From the superb site Knights in Blue Denim: The British Blues Scene '68 - '70 (by Christer Fridhammar & Vanja), we have:
From the great site DME (by Dmitri Epstein), we have fantastic interviews:
From the comprehensive Rockpalast site (by Michael Marsch), we have:
- Jack Bruce And Friends
- Paul Rodgers & Company - with lots of photos!
Wikipedia doesn´t want to include links to this website, but I won´t do the same with them. So, from the great Wikipedia, we have:
- Gary Moore
- Skid Row
- Thin Lizzy
- Colosseum II
- Greg Lake
- Jack Bruce
- Cozy Powell
- Phil Lynott
- Don Airey
- Beach Boys
- Paul Rodgers
- John Mayall´s Bluesbreakers
- Jim Capaldi
- B B King
Assorted links:
- Gary Moore - GAZ's WWW page (by Ole-Johan Backman)
- Thin Lizzy & Phil Lynott (by James Taylor)
- Gerard´s Jack Bruce Pages (by Gerard Kienhorst)
- Paul Rodgers (by Lucy Piller)
RELATED VIDEO LINKS: 41
Disclaimer: I don´t own or upload any of the videos linked here. I just include links to live videos that are already available, in order to show the work of this musician. Anyway, if someone feels that some link shouldn't be included, please write me at the email address shown below. And if you know of more videos featuring Gary Moore, please, also write me with the link.
- Skid Row - Unco-op Showband Blues Skid Row live on TV in 1971. (Resolution: 240)
- Skid Row - An Awful Lot Of Woman Skid Row live on Beat Club TV program in 1971. (Resolution: 360)
- Thin Lizzy - The Rocker Thin Lizzy early videoclip from 1974. (Resolution: 240)
- Colosseum II - Inquisition Colosseum II live in January 1978. (Resolution: 360)
- Colosseum II - The Scorch Colosseum II live in January 1978. (Resolution: 360)
- Thin Lizzy - Guitar Solo Thin Lizzy live in 1978. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Don´t Believe A Word Gary Moore live on TV in January 1979. (Resolution: 240)
- Colosseum II - Rivers Colosseum II live. (Resolution: 480)
- Colosseum II - Fighting Talk Colosseum II live. (Resolution: 480)
- G-Force - Hot Gossip Videoclip circa 1980. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - Hurricane Gary Moore live in 1982. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - Always Gonna Love You Videoclip circa 1982. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - End Of The World Gary Moore live in January 1984. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - Military Man Gary Moore live with Phil Lynott, probably circa 1984. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways Gary Moore live with Phil Lynott, probably circa 1984. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Shapes Of Things Gary Moore live in January 1984. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - Out In The Fields Videoclip, probably circa 1985. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Empty Rooms Gary Moore live in 1987. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - Out In The Fields Gary Moore live in 1987. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - The Loner Gary Moore live in 1987. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - After The War Videoclip, probably circa 1989. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - Empty Rooms Gary Moore live in 1989. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Still Got The Blues Gary Moore live in July 1990. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - The Messiah Will Come Again Gary Moore live in July 1990. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - The Stumble Gary Moore live in July 1990. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Further Up On The Road Gary Moore live in 1992. Awesome. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - The Thrill Is Gone Gary Moore live in 1992 with B B King. (Resolution: 240)
- Jack Bruce - NSU Jack Bruce live in 1993. (Resolution: 360)
- Jack Bruce - White Room Jack Bruce live in 1993. (Resolution: 360)
- BBM - City Of Gold & I Feel Free BBM live in May 1994. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Red House Gary Moore live in 1994 at the Strat Pack Concert. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - Need Your Love So Bad Gary Moore live, probably 1995. (Resolution: 360)
- Roger Daltrey - Hey Joe Roger Daltrey and Gary Moore live in October 2003 at the Roger Daltrey benefit concert. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Parisienne Walkways Gary Moore and Greg Lake live in October 2003 at the Roger Daltrey benefit concert. (Resolution: 240)
- Gary Moore - Whiskey In The Jar Gary Moore live in August 2005 with Eric Bell. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - Evil Love Gary Moore live in 2007 at the Jim Capaldi tribute concert. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - I Had A Dream Gary Moore live in May 2009 in my city. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - I Had A Dream Gary Moore live in May 2009. (Resolution: 480)
- Gary Moore - I Love You More Than You´ll Ever Know Gary Moore live on TV. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - Out in the Fields Gary Moore live. (Resolution: 360)
- Gary Moore - Shapes Of Things Gary Moore live. (Resolution: 360)
Featuring: Noel Bridgeman, Gary Moore, Brush Shiels.
Featuring: Noel Bridgeman, Gary Moore, Brush Shiels.
Featuring: Brian Downey, Phil Lynott, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Don Airey, Jon Hiseman, John Mole, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Don Airey, Jon Hiseman, John Mole, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Scott Gorham, Phil Lynott, Gary Moore, Mark Nauseef.
Featuring: Don Airey, Scott Gorham, Phil Lynott, Gary Moore, Cozy Powell.
Featuring: Don Airey, Jon Hiseman, John Mole, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Don Airey, Jon Hiseman, John Mole, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Willie Dee, Gary Moore, Mark Nauseef, Tony Newton.
Featuring: Don Airey, Gary Moore, Neil Murray, Ian Paice, John Sloman.
Featuring: Gary Moore, Neil Murray, Ian Paice, John Sloman.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Craig Gruber, Gary Moore, Ian Paice.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Phil Lynott, Gary Moore, Paul Thompson.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Phil Lynott, Gary Moore, Paul Thompson.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Craig Gruber, Gary Moore, Ian Paice.
Featuring: Phil Lynott, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Gary Moore, Eric Singer.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Gary Moore, Eric Singer.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Gary Moore, Eric Singer.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Gary Moore, Cozy Powell.
Featuring: Neil Carter, Bob Daisley, Gary Moore, Chris Slade.
Featuring: Don Airey, Martin Drover, Frank Mead, Gary Moore, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Andy Pyle, Graham Walker.
Featuring: Don Airey, Martin Drover, Frank Mead, Gary Moore, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Andy Pyle, Graham Walker.
Featuring: Don Airey, Martin Drover, Frank Mead, Gary Moore, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Andy Pyle, Graham Walker.
Featuring: Martin Drover, Tommy Eyre, Candy McKenzie, Frank Mead, Gary Moore, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Andy Pyle, Carol Thompson, Graham Walker.
Featuring: Martin Drover, Tommy Eyre, B B King, Candy McKenzie, Frank Mead, Gary Moore, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Andy Pyle, Carol Thompson, Graham Walker.
Featuring: Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Gary Moore, Bernie Worrell.
Featuring: Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Gary Moore, Pino Palladino, Ian Thomas.
Featuring: Tommy Eyre, Gary Moore, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Andy Pyle, Graham Walker.
Featuring: Roger Daltrey, Richard Desmond, Greg Lake, Zoot Money, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Richard Desmond, Greg Lake, Zoot Money, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Eric Bell, Brian Downey, Gary Moore, Jonathan Noyce.
Featuring: Peter Bonas, Dave Bronze, Ray Cooper, Simon Kirke, Gary Moore, Andy Newmark, Mark Rivera, Paul ´Wix´ Wickens.
Featuring: Gary Moore. Rest of the band unknown to me.
Featuring: Gary Moore. Rest of the band unknown to me.
Featuring: Gary Moore. Rest of the band unknown to me.
Featuring: Cass Lewis, Darrin Mooney, Gary Moore.
Featuring: Cass Lewis, Darrin Mooney, Gary Moore.
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Gary Moore mostly worked with these musicians: (name + number of credits)
Don Airey (23)
Phil Lynott (16)
Brian Downey (14)
Jack Bruce (9)
Scott Gorham (9)
Cozy Powell (9)
Ian Taylor (9)
Eric Bell (8)
Tommy Eyre (8)
Chris Tsangarides (8)
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