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Track Listings
| 1. Enough Of The Blues |
| 2. You Upset Me Baby |
| 3. Cold Black Night |
| 4. Stormy Monday |
| 5. Ain't Got You |
| 6. Picture Of The Moon |
| 7. Looking Back |
| 8. Prophet |
| 9. How Many Lies |
| 10. Drowning In Tears |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Over the years, Gary Moore has been at home pacing the stage with Thin Lizzy, playing rocky fusion with John Hiseman's Colosseum, or pouring out his heart in one of the many versions of the same minor ballad that he keeps penning (represented here by "Picture of the Moon" and "The Prophet"). With this CD (something of a sequel to Still Got The Blues, his last return to his roots) he reminds us of all that's best about British blues: genuine feeling, great tone, and an energy that puts the "electric" into electric guitar. Those that miss the fire of Eric Clapton's Bluesbreaker years will find it here. "You Upset Me, Baby" shows that Moore can swing, and if some heavy metal plod occasionally seeps into tunes like "I Ain't Got You" or "Looking Back", we can forgive him: in a world blighted by irony and cold craftsmanship, this man's honest passion is something to be treasured --Michael Ross
Over the years, Gary Moore has been at home pacing the stage with Thin Lizzy, playing rocky fusion with John Hiseman's Colosseum, or pouring out his heart in one of the many versions of the same minor ballad that he keeps penning (represented here by "Picture of the Moon" and "The Prophet"). With this CD (something of a sequel to Still Got The Blues, his last return to his roots) he reminds us of all that's best about British blues: genuine feeling, great tone, and an energy that puts the "electric" into electric guitar. Those that miss the fire of Eric Clapton's Bluesbreaker years will find it here. "You Upset Me, Baby" shows that Moore can swing, and if some heavy metal plod occasionally seeps into tunes like "I Ain't Got You" or "Looking Back", we can forgive him: in a world blighted by irony and cold craftsmanship, this man's honest passion is something to be treasured --Michael Ross
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