Gary Moore is one of those unsung guitar heroes, of which we have far too many of in this world. His guitar playing is impeccable; all one has to do is listen to his great "I've Still Got The Blues (For You)" to understand and appreciate the fluidity and soaring guitar licks. He is truly a master at his craft, but a guitarist nonetheless that hasn't had much airplay, for whatever reason.

If you love good guitar work, ala Clapton, Vaughn, you will also love the work of Gary Moore.

Outstanding Musician and a great album. A must have if you enjoy the logical continuation of late sixties and 70, Blues Rock. Great tone, Great Soul and as always the right choice of notes.

This is Moore's 1992 follow-up to "Still Got the Blues". Very similar. Best track is the simply amazing "Story of the Blues" with some outstanding guitar work. Another standout number is a Little Milton song called "The Blues is Alright" with Albert Collins sharing vocals and guitar. B.B. King also appears on one song.

Gary Moore is a guitar wunderkind performing a rhythm and blues style rock. The guitar solos are amazing in a technical sense but as is often the case gives up soul and feeling in the process. Someone like Stevie Ray Vaughn is able to put it all together, but Moore is not in that league. The vocals are great, and so are the backing musicians. If you want to hear a great guitar player in a blues rock style, Moore will not disappoint. But don't expect nuance and soul.

A pale copy of "Still got the blues". But "Cold day in hell" is a great song. The rest isn't bad, it's just that you've heard it all so many times before - but that's the nature of the blues.