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Gary Moore of Thin Lizzy fame has passed away

GongPanther

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Former Thin Lizzy guitarist Gary Moore has died at a Costa del Sol hotel.

The musician was found dead in his room at the luxury Kempinski Resort Hotel in Estepona in the early hours of this morning. A postmortem is due to carried out later today in the nearby city of Malaga.

Moore (58) from Belfast is understood to have been on holiday at the time of his death.

A spokesman for the British Foreign Office said: “We are aware of the death of a British national in Estepona. We stand ready to offer consular assistance.”

Moore played with Thin Lizzy for several periods as well working separately with the band's lead singer Phil Lynott, who died in 1986 after falling into a heroin-induced coma.

Moore worked with a number top artists, including Bob Dylan.

He had a string of top 40 hits in the 1970s and 1980s including Parisienne Walkways in 1979 and Out in the Fields in 1985.

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/...reaking25.html

F**k me...a real legend of a rock guitarist if there was one.
 

snoozer

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that's sad.

great guitarist.

will dust off some lizzy albums and "still got the blues" tonight.

rip
 

JB

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Made blues more accessible for me with his "rock" style of playing it. Some great live records from those days - "Pretty Woman", "Walkin by Myself", "Cold Day in Hell"......classic.

As for his time with Lizzy, apparently one of the few "live" bands that could go toe to toe with Queen, who were pretty much untouchable then.

Another one to that great gig in the sky....
 

elbusto

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Made blues more accessible for me with his "rock" style of playing it. Some great live records from those days - "Pretty Woman", "Walkin by Myself", "Cold Day in Hell"......classic.

As for his time with Lizzy, apparently one of the few "live" bands that could go toe to toe with Queen, who were pretty much untouchable then.

Another one to that great gig in the sky....
Queen? Umm sure .........:roll:
 

Nuke

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Queen were miles ahead of anyone else at the time, but I have heard Thin Lizzy put on a damn good live show. Thin Lizzy supported Queen at one time too, so there was a connection there.
 

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