Gary Moore (Gary Moore)

Robert William Gary Moore was born April 4, 1954 in Belfast (Northern Ireland). His musical career began at sixteen in the group of 'Skid Row', later collaborated with the legendary hard rock band 'Thin Lizy', 'Colosseum II', 'G-Force', a group of Greg Lake, parallel recording solo albums. The first real success came to Gary in 1982, . when he signed a contract with Virgin and released the album "Corridors Of Power", . dispersed only in the UK selling over a quarter million and has reached the 25-th place in the national hit parade,
. Subsequent to the 1983 tour of Europe and record new album secured him a status of 'new superstar 80'. Released in 1990, extremely successful album, 'Still Got The Blues', . was recorded with the participation of the famous blues guitarist Albert Collins and Moore demonstrated a departure from the musical style of hard rock, . and two years later comes "After Hours", . Gary Moore confirmed the reputation as a master of 'white blues',
. In 1994, Gary, along with former members of the famous British band, the 60's 'Cream' Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker creates an interesting project 'Telegram', which, unfortunately, has released only one album 'Around The Next Dream'. In 1995, Gary Moore, recorded the album 'Blues For Greeny', and in 1997, produces a very interesting drive 'Dark Days In Paradise'. Currently, Gary Moore deservedly considered one of the most famous musicians of the English blues scene.