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Relieved from the pressures of having to record a hit single, Gary Moore cuts loose on some blues standards as well as some newer material. Moore plays better than ever, spitting out an endless stream of fiery licks that are both technically impressive and soulful. It's no wonder Still Got the Blues was his biggest hit. ~ David Jehnzen
Personnel: Gary Moore (vocals, guitar); Albert Collins, Albert King (guitar); Gavyn Wright (strings); Andy Hamilton, Nick Payn, Nick Pentelow, Frank Mead (saxophone); Raul d'Oliveira, Stuart Brooks, Martin Drover (trumpet); Mick Weaver (piano); Don Airey (organ, keyboards); Nicky Hopkins (keyboards); Graham Walker, Brian Downey (drums).
Still Got The Blues Music | List Price | $11.94 (You save $0.25) | | Category | Rock Albums, Pop CDs, Blues, Rock/Pop, Hard Rock, Contemporary Blues | | Label | Charisma | | Orig Year | 1990 | | All Time Sales Rank |  4037  | | CD Universe Part number | 1033580 | | Catalog number | 86167 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Jun 29, 1992 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Ian Taylor; Gary Moore | | Engineer | Ian Taylor | | Recording Time | 52 minutes | | Personnel | Nicky Hopkins - keyboards
Gavyn Wright - strings
Gary Moore - vocals, guitar
Mick Weaver - piano
Andy Hamilton
Martin Drover - trumpet
Stuart Brooks
Frank Mead - saxophone
Nick Pentelow
Graham Walker
Nick Payn
Raul D'Oliveira
Also: George Harrison, George Harrison, Don Airey, Bob Daisley, Albert King, Brian Downey, Albert Collins |
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Submitted by escharose777 (SANTA CRUZ, CA) 
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 Gary Moore at his best!
Gary is still one of the best blues players around today. From the up beat and alive "Texas Blues" to the more reserved and hauntingly beautiful "As the years go passing by", this album is a must for all blues and Gary Moore fans.
Submitted by Milly.Booyjens (Alberton, South Africa)
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Great move
What once was the floor, now's the ceiling... A fresh new start to a talented guitarist, finally receiveing the commercial and critical success he always deserved. Powerful and hungry, Gary demonstrates the ABC to the power blues guitar apprentices. Essential/classic CD.
Submitted by Daniel Orlandini (Encantado-RS, Brasil)
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This was one of the albums that first got me into the blues. I can remember buying it when I was 13 and listening to "Oh Pretty woman", "Walking by myself", "Texas strut", "Midnight blues", Please stop messing round" and "Moving on" religiously right through until the age of 17. Gary Moore may not have the sheer elegance and sincerity of Eric Clapton, but he makes up for it in flamboyance and energy - this album is high powered blues with awesome guitar solos throughout. I've been forming blues/rock bands ever since I was 15, and I've always insisted that we do a cover of "Oh pretty woman". Thank you for your blues, Mr Moore.
Submitted by James Richardson (Elizabeth, South Australia)
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I recently saw Gary Moore at the Bishopstock Blues festival and he still includes many of these songs in his " Blues " set, sheer magic brought to some blues standards played with a masters touch with a blend of speed, power and yet still mountains of soul.
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