
A reverent, soul-baring tribute to Peter Green. Moore trades his usual high-gain fire for the woody, out-of-phase warmth of the legendary 1959 Greeny Les Paul.
July 5, 1995 · Virgin (2)
Blues for Greeny is a rare moment of artistic humility from a guitar hero known for his volcanic intensity. By stepping into the shoes of his idol, Peter Green, Gary Moore finds a deeper, more resonant frequency. The sound is defined by the legendary 1959 Gibson Les Paul that Green himself gifted to Moore: a guitar with a unique, nasal, out-of-phase middle position that creates a haunting, vocal-like quality. This isn't the sound of a man trying to show off his speed; it is the sound of a man trying to capture the ghost of a specific feeling.
How does Blues for Greeny sound next to the rest of Gary Moore's catalogue?
It runs notably cooler and more held-back than this artist's baseline.
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