Artist
Gary Moore is a hard rock artist from Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK formed in 1978. 59 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Hard Rock · Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK · Best hard rock albums
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Still Got the Blues
1990 · 12 tracks
Ballads & Blues 1982-1994
1994
Blues Alive
1993
Wild Frontier
1987
The Platinum Collection
2006
Out in the Fields: The Very Best of Gary Moore
1998
Blues for Greeny
1995
After Hours
1992
After the War
1989
Victims of the Future
1983
Run for Cover
1985
Corridors of Power
1982
Back on the Streets
1978
We Want Moore!
1984
How Blue Can You Get
2021
Dark Days in Paradise
1997
Bad for You Baby
2008
Close as You Get
2007
Power of the Blues
2004
Dirty Fingers
1983
Old New Ballads Blues
2006
Back to the Blues
2001
Live at Monsters of Rock
2003
Scars
2002
A Different Beat
1999
Live at the Marquee
1987
We Want Moore Jagger Live 1992
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Gary Moore Live From Baloise Session
2025
Live From London
2021
Blues and Beyond (Deluxe Version)
2017
Live at Bush Hall 2007
2014
Blues for Jimi
2012
Blues For Jimi (Live)
2012
Triple Best Of
2012
All The Best
2012
5 Album Set
2012
Essential
2011
Live at Montreux 2010
2011
Spanish Guitar
2011
The Best Of The Blues
2011
Essential Montreux
2009
G-Force
2008
The Rock Collection
2006
The Blues Collection
2003
Still Got The Blues / After Hours / Blues Alive
2003
Rockin' Every Night (Gary Moore Live In Japan)
2003
Have Some Moore: The Best of
2002
Grinding Stone
1999
Blood of Emeralds
1999
The Essential
1995
Walkways
1994
The Collection
1990
Rockin' Every Night: Live in Japan
1986
Gary Moore was born on April 4, 1952, in Belfast, Ireland, Moore became interested in guitar during the '60s, upon discovering such blues-rock masters as Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, and perhaps his biggest influence of all, Fleetwood Mac's Peter Green. After relocating to Dublin later in the decade, Moore joined a local rock group called Skid Row, which featured a young singer by the name of Phil Lynott, who would soon after leave the group to double up on bass and form Thin Lizzy. Skid Row persevered, however, eventually opening a show for Moore's heroes, Peter Green and Fleetwood Mac, and making such an impression on the veteran group that Green personally requested their manager help secure Skid Row a recording contract with CBS (in addition, Green sold Moore one of his most-used guitars, a maple 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard, which would become Moore's primary instrument). Skid Row would go on to issue several singles and albums (including 1970's Skid and 1971's 34 Hours), and although the group mounted a few tours of Europe and the U.S., it failed to obtain breakthrough commercial success, leading to Moore's exit from the group in 1972. Moore then formed his own outfit, the…
