CD Gary Moore: Ballads & Blues 1982 - 1994

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Ballads & Blues 1982 - 1994 - CD

Gary Moore

Rock | Blues-Rock | Soft Rock

1994

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CD Gary Moore: Ballads & Blues 1982 - 1994

Virgin 6. gennaio 2000 Europa

Compilation

Rock and blues guitarist Gary Moore, who was highly regarded in this country, died at his holiday home on Spain's Costa Del Sol on the first weekend in February at the age of 58. Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, in April 1952, the brilliant string virtuoso began his musical career as a teenager. From 1969 to 1971 he played with Phil Lynott in ...

Per saperne di più ID: 3505 EAN: 0724384005429 Discogs ID: 395564

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Spedizione 6. 10.

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10,59 € ~~13,49 €~~

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Dettagli

Titolo	Ballads & Blues 1982 - 1994
Artista	Gary Moore
Formato	CD
Casa editrice	Virgin
Paese di pubblicazione	Europa
Data di pubblicazione	6. gennaio 2000
La prima uscita è stata	1994
Peso	85 g
EAN	0724384005429
ID prodotto	3505
ID Discogs	395564
Recensioni su Discogs	4.23

Gary Moore: Ballads & Blues 1982 - 1994 versione su CD in standard edizione. Questa particolare edizione è stata pubblicata in Europa nella casa editrice Virgin in data 6. gennaio 2000.

Rock and blues guitarist Gary Moore, who was highly regarded in this country, died at his holiday home on Spain's Costa Del Sol on the first weekend in February at the age of 58. Born in Belfast, Northern Ireland, in April 1952, the brilliant string virtuoso began his musical career as a teenager. From 1969 to 1971 he played with Phil Lynott in the Dublin band Skid Row - not to be confused with the American hard rock band of the same name. Skid Row released two albums. Moore subsequently formed his first band under his own name and worked as a session musician. After a brief intermezzo with Irish rock legend Thin Lizzy, which he rejoined in 1978 on the album "Black Rose", he formed the jazz-rock band Colosseum II in 1975 with Jon Hisemann, Don Airey, Neil Murray and Mike Starrs. The band released three albums before disbanding and Gary Moore embarked on a new solo career. He scored an international hit with the song "Parisienne Walkways" in another collaboration with Phil Lynott. The two musicians worked together repeatedly until Lynott's death in 1986, for example on the classic "Out In The Fields". In the 1980s, Moore established himself as a successful hard rock musician, but he also surprised everyone with his gentle ballads. His albums "Wild Frontiers" and "After The War" became international successes, reaching the Top 10 charts in this country as well. Even more surprising was the style change in 1990 with the album "Still Got The Blues". The musical "reorientation" was received with enthusiasm by the fans. "Still Got The Blues" reached number 4 in the German charts and the following CD "After Hours" (1992) jumped to number 2 in the German charts. Now a special edition DVD of his compilation "Ballads & Blues" is being released, which has been available without interruption since 1994 and has long since been gold-plated by the old precious metal standards (gold equals 250,000 albums sold). In addition to a total of 10 original and concert music videos, it also includes a longer track-by-track interview with Gary Moore. He also demonstrates a few guitar tricks.

Album comprende generi Rock, Blues-Rock e Soft Rock.

Caricamento...

1	Always Gonna Love You	3:54 min
	Producer Jeff Glixman
2	Still Got The Blues	4:10 min
3	Empty Rooms	4:15 min
	Producer Peter Collins \| Written-By Neil Carter
4	Parisienne Walkways	6:47 min
	Written-By Phil Lynott
5	One Day	4:00 min
6	Separate Ways	4:54 min
7	Story Of The Blues	6:39 min
8	Crying In The Shadows	5:00 min
	Producer Mike Stone
9	With Love (Remember)	7:05 min
10	Midnight Blues	4:58 min
11	Falling In Love With You	4:05 min
	Producer Steve Levine
12	Jumpin' At Shadows	4:21 min
	Written-By Duster Bennett
13	Blues For Narada	7:40 min
14	Johnny Boy	3:11 min
	Producer James "Jimbo" Barton