Credits:

Gary Moore

Description:

Gary Moore's first unreleased studio album since his death, "How Blue Can You Get" (analog). 10 years have passed since Gary Moore, Ireland's lone guitarist and synonymous with "crying guitar," passed away in February 2011 at the young age of 58. It has been 10 years since Gary Moore passed away at the age of 58 in February 2011. His soulful machine-gun picking and melancholy melodies, which can be said to be the ultimate expression of weeping, have not faded away and continue to move the hearts of rock fans. Gary Moore's new album "How Blue Can You Get" will be released for the first time since his death, and is composed of previously unreleased studio recordings. The album includes a studio take of Freddie King's cover "I'm Tore Down," a ballad "In My Dreams," a completely different arrangement of the re-recorded "Love Can Make a Fool of You" ( The original take of the song was recorded on the B-side of the 1982 single), a cover of Elmore James' "Dan Somebody Long" (Gary Moore's original take was recorded on the 2006 album "Old New Ballads Blues"), a cover of B.B. King's 1964 hit song, and a cover of the 1964 hit song "I'll Be Your Mother" (Gary Moore's original take was recorded on the 2006 album "Old New Ballads Blues"). The album includes eight songs, including "How Blue Can You Get," a cover of B.B. King's 1964 hit and the title track of the album, and "Living with the Blues," a song provided for an Irish charity album and not included on the album under his own name.Although the recording dates of the songs are unknown, the content of the album is in the blues-rock style that Gary Moore has devoted himself to since his 1990 hit album "Still Got the Blues," and this is likely to be the last collection of official, previously unreleased material.

Tracklisting:

1.I'm Tore Down
2.Steppin' Out
3.In My Dreams
4.How Blue Can You Get
5.Looking At Your Picture
6.Love Can Make a Fool Of You
7.Done Somebody Wrong
8.Living with the Blues