no time out for Gary Moore yet (After Hours - Gary Moore)

Member Name: Pestilence

Product:	After Hours - Gary Moore
Date:	19/01/09 (7 review reads)
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Advantages: Another great blues album from Mr Moore

Disadvantages: -

Another brilliant cd from Gary Moore. The blues on this track is very similar to the music found on Still Got The Blues, although the music on that album has a bit more of a rock feel to it.

After Hours is my favourite Gary Moore album, along with Still Got the Blues. Ont of my favourite tracks on this album is cold day in hell, along with jumping at shadows. These two tracks, respectively, have a rock feel on the one end of the scale (cold day in hell) and a very bluesy feel on the other (jumping at shadows). There is a good combination of real delta blues and other songs which sound like they would be quite at home with Gary during his Thin Lizzy era. There are also some great duets, BB King being a notable one.

This is one of the very first albums I bought and is one of those rare albums where every song is great to listen to.

The guitar work is superb on every track, with Gary Moore having the distinctive sound of his Les Paul on every one. A great album which should be in any blues fan's collection, along with his other album Still Got The Blues, which has a very similar sound to this album, but is altogether more of a rock/blues cover, whereas the tracks on this album are more gentle and have a softer feel to them.

Summary: A really good album with a range of blues music.