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Music : Old New Ballads Blues
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- Despite the odd title, this is more smokin' blues from Mr Moore
I dislike the album title immensely, it conjures up visions of some compilation album such as his own Ballads & Blues but it is in fact another storming blues album. I still think that "Still Got The Blues" is his best album because I love the guitar tone and the production on that album, Gary to me should occupy that hinterland between rock and blues. Having said that though, I'm really growing to love his blues albums since After Hours. They have a grittiness and power behind them which is addictive. Nobody and I mean nobody plays guitar like Gary. His tone and his feel, coupled with those blistering runs up and down the neck really set him apart from the other axe heroes for me. He just has more soul and more bite. This then, is another fine album. Midnight Blues and All Your Love didn't need reworking in my mind and although brilliant tracks, I have other albums with them on. It's a shame they take up valuable space on this album, I wonder if Gary really felt they were valid reworkings or if he just didn't have any other songs ready? This small gripe aside, it's a terrific album. One of his very best.
Rating: - more great blues from Gazza
After another soujorn into Rock with Scars and the Monsters of Rock, Gary returns to the blues for, I think, the 4th time in the last 15 years!!
There's no surprises on this album, but that isn't a criticism - more an endorsement of his supreme quality. Gary is a tremendous guitarist without doubt.
The versions of Midnight Blues and All your Love dont really add much to the originals, but that aside this is probably the closest Moore has got to the sound and spirit of Still Got the Blues.
You Know My Love is quite exceptional. Well worth adding to the collection.
Rating: - Gary Moore - the true master of the best blues and ballads
This album is a work of blues art.
It is deep, sensitive, calm and interesting.
I am eagerly awaiting your next album, as this one, with the coming sound of the bottom of the you noble soul.
For those who like true blues and deep ballads buy this amazing album.
Rating: - As Good As Ever!
Amazon recommended this to me as I am a Gary Moore fan so it was bought 'sound unheard' and I was not disappointed! Brilliant new tracks, really good reworking of the old, like Midnight Blues. It's a CD worth being in every Gary Moore fan's collection!
Rating: - Gary can do no wrong
As a Moore blues fan this album is just so typical of Gary. Music which he loves. Im going to leave it short but sweet, Gary can make a kitchen sink sound good, go and buy and enjoy. Pure heaven....thanks Gary!
- Despite the odd title, this is more smokin' blues from Mr MooreI dislike the album title immensely, it conjures up visions of some compilation album such as his own Ballads & Blues but it is in fact another storming blues album. I still think that "Still Got The Blues" is his best album because I love the guitar tone and the production on that album, Gary to me should occupy that hinterland between rock and blues. Having said that though, I'm really growing to love his blues albums since After Hours. They have a grittiness and power behind them which is addictive. Nobody and I mean nobody plays guitar like Gary. His tone and his feel, coupled with those blistering runs up and down the neck really set him apart from the other axe heroes for me. He just has more soul and more bite. This then, is another fine album. Midnight Blues and All Your Love didn't need reworking in my mind and although brilliant tracks, I have other albums with them on. It's a shame they take up valuable space on this album, I wonder if Gary really felt they were valid reworkings or if he just didn't have any other songs ready? This small gripe aside, it's a terrific album. One of his very best.
Rating:
- more great blues from GazzaAfter another soujorn into Rock with Scars and the Monsters of Rock, Gary returns to the blues for, I think, the 4th time in the last 15 years!!
There's no surprises on this album, but that isn't a criticism - more an endorsement of his supreme quality. Gary is a tremendous guitarist without doubt.
The versions of Midnight Blues and All your Love dont really add much to the originals, but that aside this is probably the closest Moore has got to the sound and spirit of Still Got the Blues.
You Know My Love is quite exceptional. Well worth adding to the collection.
Rating:
- Gary Moore - the true master of the best blues and balladsThis album is a work of blues art.
It is deep, sensitive, calm and interesting.
I am eagerly awaiting your next album, as this one, with the coming sound of the bottom of the you noble soul.
For those who like true blues and deep ballads buy this amazing album.
Rating:
- As Good As Ever!Amazon recommended this to me as I am a Gary Moore fan so it was bought 'sound unheard' and I was not disappointed! Brilliant new tracks, really good reworking of the old, like Midnight Blues. It's a CD worth being in every Gary Moore fan's collection!
Rating:
- Gary can do no wrongAs a Moore blues fan this album is just so typical of Gary. Music which he loves. Im going to leave it short but sweet, Gary can make a kitchen sink sound good, go and buy and enjoy. Pure heaven....thanks Gary!