Don Airey plays with Gary Moore
Don Airey plays keyboard on Gary Moore‘s new album, “Old, New Ballads Blues” He also did brass arrangements with Gary. You can buy the CD in our shop.
Thanks to Gary Moore for the information.
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Don Airey plays keyboard on Gary Moore‘s new album, “Old, New Ballads Blues” He also did brass arrangements with Gary. You can buy the CD in our shop.
Thanks to Gary Moore for the information.
Unauthorized copying, while sometimes necessary, is never as good as the real thing
It’s a fine Blues, which really hard tracks an fine ballads. Not so much commercial. There are also long songs. One Song is 9 Minutes, it’s the only song without Don.
Don plays a lot of hammond, but has no solo. The album feature also Jonathan Noyce from Jethro tull on bass guitar.
At the same time a “Gary Moore & Friends” album is released. It was recorded in Dublin August, 20th. 2005, the birth of Phil Lynott, one day after his statue in Dublin was dedicated.
It doesn’t feature Don, but some other great guest (besides Gary Moore – Guitar and Vocals):
Brian Downey – Drums
Jonathan Noyce – Bass guitar
Brian Robertson – Guitar
Scott Gorham – Guitar and Backing Vocals
Eric Bell – Vocals and Guitar
Songs:
Walking by Myself (Moore)
Jailbreak (Moore)
Don’t Believe A Word (Moore)
Emerald (Moore and Robertson)
Still In Love Wth You (Moore and Robertson)
Black Rose (Moore and Gorham)
Cowboy Song (Moore and Gorham)
The Boys Are Back In Town (Moore and Gorham)
Whiskey In The Jar (Moore and Bell)
Old Twon (short) / Parisienne Walkways (Moore).
Bonus: Interviews
A one night only gig in great quality. And a must for every thin Lizzy Fan!
Karl-Heinz
May 28th, 2006 at 01:39