Gary Moore - Over the Hills and Far Away (With Bob Daisley)
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Gary Moore, along with Bob Daisley, perform the song 'Over the Hills and Far Away' from his album Wild Frontier in Japan in 1987.
Wild Frontier is the eighth studio album by Gary Moore, released in 1987. His first studio album after a trip back to his native Belfast, Northern Ireland in 1985, this album has several songs about Ireland and even the music itself is steeped in Celtic roots. The title track was intended to be sung by Phil Lynott, however Lynott's death in January 1986 prevented that. The album is dedicated to Lynott's memory, with the words 'For Philip' on the rear cover.
Wild Frontier contains the hit 'Over the Hills and Far Away', which reached #20 in the UK as well as a cover of the Australian band The Easybeats' hit of the middle of the 1960s, 'Friday on My Mind'.
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Members, bands & artists Bob Daisley has played with include: The Hoochie Coochie Men, Gary Moore, Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Blizzard Of Ozz, Uriah Heep, Ozzy Osbourne, Living Loud, Kahvas Jute, Mother's Army, Chicken Shack, Dio, Mungo Jerry, Jon Lord, Steve Vai, and Yngwie Malmsteem... to name but a few of his collaborations as a writer, performer & producer.
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Great musicians. I love their music! I'm singing this song now.
The man was a genius sadly missed
A masterpiece! And the guitar solo was a song in itself. Gary played and sung with so much soul.
Every project Bob Daisley was involved with was gold .. He's one of the most underappreciated figures in rock history .... and Gary was the best RIP
Crazy Train and the entire Blizzard of Oz album was one if his masterpieces.
Great musicans here..Gary,Neil Carter,Bob Daisley,Eric Singer. Awesome!
Agreed Magnus! These guys were killer. I wish we could get our music back. The good stuff.
Thanks Jimmy Z. This where the best times! Good music never dies..🤘👍
Bob Daisley. An Aussie boy made good on his own. Had the guts to step out and made it.
Ireland forever. Gary Moore has the special something
Bob daisley.... He deserved much more recognition than he got
not really ... didn't ozzy notice his coolness and hire him for an album
I saw him with Ozzy he was great, love what he did in Rainbow too.
tell that to Sharon Osborne,too
Gary Moore is for my the best guitar hero to all times. Gary is forever living in my heart .
It didnt matter what kind of guitar Gary played , his tone was always great.
I was thinking the very same thing!!
ギターの腕もさることながら
ソングライターとしても超一流だったから
彼は伝説になったんだね
One of the greatest guitarists ever to grace mother earth an absolute brilliant guy is Gary moore
Gary is one of the best 10 guitar players in Rock history. He can do it all, and sound so good doing it. R.I.P
Or The Best.
Yes Gary is one of the best. As was Stevie Ray Vaughan Randy Rhodes Roy Buchanan Rory Gallagher jimi hendrix
I discovered Gary after his passing.He was a master in his field.R.I.P.
This man is a total legend! Never bettered in anyway what so ever.Just heard night wishes ridiculous version of this masterpiece and stomached reading night wish fans posting Gary’s original was inferior .This world is not worth saving sooner it’s destroyed the better!!
Miss you more than any other musician. Gary you are the king
夜のヒットスタジオに出てたなんて知らなかった超レア映像ありがとうございました。
thanks😆from japan
today's generation will never understand what they have missed. classic tune epic guitarist and song
That's what CZcams is for. :)
I'm 19 and now all of this great old and and only one perfect style of music. This song is amazing but I like the Nightwish version too
They haven't missed anything, it's right here on CZcams.
If I could, I’d like your comment 1000 times.
Haha im 14, yes it is great music. That trash that is around today, i just dont get it
Back in the 80's..I was 6-7 yrs old..this was my favorite all time song.I couldn't get out of my head..thinking that killer solo guitar..with that mel gibson braveheart scotland dancing violin riff..its haunting my head..wat a wonderful fantastic song..I love Gary Moore back then..I knew Gary Moore from my late dad's vhs tapes way back in the mid 80's..my late dad was an incredible musician..I had always my greatest love into being a lead killer guitarist..surprisingly I knew Gary Moore had this connection guitar playing with Beatle George Harrison.I love George! I love Gary Moore! Legends of the fall...
My favorite Bob Daisley moment is Empty rooms live on the fretless. perfect song for the fretless. best bass solo of his.
+Carla Fletcher It is good footage of Bob Daisley! My favorite is when he plays for Ozzy in Salt Lake City 1984..So great! If you have not seen you should...
the A lot of footage there
I'll think you'll find Neil Murray plays bass on empty rooms
@@johnhumble7668 for live at Stockholm it is Bob Daisley
Bob Daisley is brilliant bass guitarist. I used to watch him play in Kharvis Jute back in 1971 in Sydney.
Respect.
Excellent band!
@@chrisretro81 , Bob is absolutely the best to watch and hear his bass riffs live on stage. Kharvis Jute never failed to impress with brilliant lead guitar , drums and Bob on bass . The chemistry was awesome.
With Bob Daisley,With Neil Carter,With Eric Singer and the best of all time Garry Moore
Didn't knoe Eric palyed with Gary. Thanks for the tip.
Bob your Music changed the World.
Thank you for the sound tracks to my Life.
Шедевр я когда улышал впервые я охуел
The most underrated guitarist ever.
He died so young just as I was getting into his greatest hits cd🏴🤠😁😂😆👍😍
R.I.P. Great Gary Moore!
I don't know what's more impressive, Gary's old-school, American-made Jackson, or that wicked Mullet !! lol :)
Pure 80s as it is meant to be for all posterity. Lovely.
I was rockin' the same look in an '80s cover band when Wild Frontier was released, but I could barely afford an Ibanez Roadstar II. What a POS guitar that was. Still got the blues for Gary though. I cried the day he died.
I don't think he played guitars like these often. Les Paul was more the norm.
The mullet man, gotta love the mullet!
MULLETS RULE
When Gary thought he was in Big Country !
Took them on at their own game and gave them a run for their money on the “wild frontier” album! One point though- where’s the violin player ?? 😂 That said Gary must be the most versatile guitarist ever ! Much missed ! Bless you Gary wherever you are !
@SLAPPER JOHNSON Surely there’re not that bad ! Aren’t you a fan of Celtic rock then ? I always thought Adamson had a great sound ! If you want arse gravy I’d nominate papa roach for that !
haha ,big country were a great band
@@stewartchampion4260 I agree mate ! Better than the skids ! Part of my teenage halcyon days ! Sad what happened to Stuart though 😞
Comment of the week ! Fuckin funny ! Well done
this is one of the finest songs, sung by a singer,that was one of the best going.
One can hear Thin Lizzy all over this!
Great stuff... I grew up on Gary and Thin Lizzy. Was a kid, but made aware of it by my parents. Glad they turned me on to this stuff... and MUCH more!
Emerald.......
I remember Alex Lifeson saying how much he enjoyed watching Gary when time allowed it..Moore did opening duty for Rush on Grace Under Pressure in 1984 and he (Lifeson)said the band was all too happy to give Gary Moore some arena sized appreciation because he deserved it...
I saw Gary and rush on that tour and you want to talk about AMAZING!! Rushed out and bought as many Gary Moore albums as I could find !! Still have them and won't part with them!!!🤘🎸🤘
Gary, your a legend! The second god up in the sky......
*you're
Such a virtuoso guitarist playing air guitar. Bet you he wasn't too pleased about that. Still have this album on vinyl. Great album
This was done for promotional reasons. All artists had to do it.
Gary, Bob!! the best! good memories, greetings from Argentina
I miss Gary...Awesome musicians on this one and Bob is indeed a legendary name in rock...
That legendary Loner Jackson and jacket
Fenomenal meu herói das guitarras que saudade. Talento nato
Pullin it down hard. Rockin the Island Nation of Japan .Never caught Gary live. My loss.
What a great song... what a band! Thanks Bob!
Good old 80's !
Gary, you're our guitar hero forever !
Such a talent that few knew - I’m glad I had my ears on in the early 80’s!
Saw this tour and lineup at the Cabaret Metro In Chicago front row ... Great memories 👍🎵
how much power, love him, saw him live in spain before he die...., what a concert...., he was a beast, singer with a single bass drum kit...., so incredible, love the video. what a shit the popular music of today, no heroes which know to play instruments like before...., now only fools and idiots...., all pose and really empty, in the cinema happen the same....., so sad....
Great vocalist too.R.I.P. brother
Gary Moore is a fantastic guitarist. Bob Daisly is a badass bassist. How could you wrong with those two guys in the same group. Bob. G
BD is iconic laying down some of the best backbone to date👍❤️🥃
Szkoda MISTRZU, że Ciebie nie ma !!!!!!! Zawsze będziesz moim IDOLEM !!!!!
Wow. I never knew Gary had such stage presence.
GARY MOORE forever! RIP.
Thanks Bob for posting this classic
心に突き刺さる名曲、r.i.p.
über 40 Jahre her, und ich weine immer noch!!!!
Love Daisley on Bass.
Awesome !
One of the Greatest ever.
Such a great Song !!!!!
What a Line Up! Neil Carter on Keyboards
Neil Carter is the best person I ever saw at playing keyboards and avoiding bottles... I was there at Milton keynes in 86 with Marillion and Jethro tull...In those days the roadies got bottled, the bands got bottled and of course the audience got bottled...crazy crazy, great gig though... paid 10 quid to get in...
I can't help but feel that this song is an influence on melodic power metal, even being a proto work of the genre with the metal-type riffs, keyboards, Celtic influences and drum patterns. I have listened to some of the covers of it and none of them can ever match the original.
Gotta love the flashing neon lights!
Totally. I never heard this song before and listening to it now I immediately thought: it's funny, what Gary was doing here is more or less what people in Europe call Power Metal.
This is sacred! ...and Perfection
Great Irish/Celtic mixolydian vibe...very powerful melodies
Neil Carter on keyboards , rythm guitar and lead vocals on some cuts
fantastic tune
Bob Daisly is golden on all & anything that he performs on. Especially the first two Blizzard of Ozz albums. I remember when I was a 14-yr old learning guitarist I got the 1st Blizzard album and I saw the inside or back cover and I was familiar with Rainbow and Uriah Heep so I was familiar with Bob & Lee. Then the Blizzard/Motorhead first tour came thru Seattle and I saw them at the Paramount Theater - before the big castle stage. Well, when I saw the swarthy-cutesy guy licking his fingertip and playing the bass I had no idea who he was. I was very familiar with Tommy Aldridge because I had Black Oak Arkansas' Hot 'n' Nasty live album and Tommy does a bad-ass drum solo there. I was "shocked" to see Tommy playing drums - but since I was already familiar with the stuff on the album ... Rudy Sarzo did not impress me. And Tommy's playing was too all over the place and it gave no backbone to the material - not like Lee Kerslake does. And Rob Trujillo and Mike Bordin both have lost what little respect I ever had for them. I never much liked Suicidal Tendencies, Faith No More, OR anything Metallica's done since after Ride The Lightening. JUSTICE for Bob and Lee [which equates to justice for Randy as well as his memory was disrespected when the Osborne's fucked with the original master's containing their recorded contributions on those albums]. I stood in front of Randy for two hours that night in the Paramount Theater and my guitar playing hasn't been the same since.
Bob Daisley has such a powerful pounding way of playing the bass, it's one of few who you can identify when listening to. His bass playing is very strong and rhythmic, Ozzy was a fool to let him go. Uriah Heep scored big time with his addition, he made an excellent contribution to Abominog.
Kevin Kiso Bob wrote all the lyrics and music on blizzard and diary and still is waiting for the recognition from all those who think ozzy wrote it. Sharon Osborne ripped Bob and Lee Kerslake off massively. It is a massive travesty, Bob has just released a book called "For Facts Sake: Highly reccomended reading.
Kevin Kiso Get a copy of Bobs new book "For Facts Sake" a tell all biography. You will understand how poorly Bob and Lee have been treated by the osbornes, who are money grabbing arseholes.
I met Bob Daisley in 1987 at a record shop in Sydney Australia.A guy that walked in told me his cousin was Bob Daisley.We just laughed until Bob Daisley walked in the following Saturday morning.Great guy.Signed my Gary Moore album.
I have to agree with just about everything you said!! Bob D. Is probably on of my favorite pic playing bassist’s ever!!
"O'er the hills,
and o'er the Main,
through Flanders, Portland and Spain.
King George commands and we obey.
Over the hills and faraway."
The origins of that particular song title are hundreds of years old and there are myriad variations.
I saw him in Chicago @ the Metro on this tour with this fantastic line up!
Gary moore el guitarra de los grandes solos del hard rock y del blues .Inmortal por siempre
RIP Gary Moore 😭
驚いた。こんな映像が在るなんて！
昔の日本の歌謡番組はエグい❗
A thousand thanks Bob!...
R.I.P.~Live forever!
that was beautiful...
夜のヒットスタジオに出演していたことに驚きです！
珍しい映像をありがとうございます。
I had no idea this wasn't a Nightwish original, this is pretty awesome
How come so many great songs have bass by Bob?
Awesome power ireland magic!!
Siempre con nosotros,GARY MOORE!!
Carlos A !AMEN!
Night wish redid this I loved it!!
just awesome!
これ懐かしいな。当時ビデオテープの頃録画して何回も観ていました。
ギターソロのセンス流石です。
あなたの死は未だに受けいられないです。
Another great upload Bob ! .........Keep Rockin' dude !
Thanks, Love it!
Oh, yeah! It's Eric Singer on drums!
Wow! Sure as shit is!!!
Yes, great band.
Absolute Legend.
Great tune!
Unpopular comment but this is a completely mimed performance....probably a requirement from the Japanese program this was broadcast on. It certainly isn't live but great song and as we all know, Gary and co. certainly rocked this live many times.
Time flies. :-)
I've goosebumps listening this song Damn it's good....👍👍👍👍
PURE MAGIC IN TIME...
Wow ... First time I've ever seen him playing a Jackson guitar !
It was very trendy to play on Jacksons or other superstrats. Now it is Telecasters trend.
One of the best ever.
A great track and great story he was fantastic r I p x
Love this song.......
A beatiful song i admire so much
Awesome song :)
just classic!!!
Love this!!!!!!🤘😁🤘
gary siempre rodeado de tremendos musicos
*Bob Daisley wrote nearly all the lyrics on 5 of the first 6 Ozzy solo albums and played on 5 of the first 6 solo albums, and toured on BATM.*
He wrote and played on all 6 except he did not play on Ultimate Sin and did not write lyrics on No More Tears album. *Bob (and Randy/Jake/Zak) made Ozzy's career.*
Yeah Ozzy hasn’t done shit without Bob, except become a celebrity buffoon.
Sweet Sweet Mulletry! Great Tune!
Corrected.
Gary Moore - Over the Hills and Far Away (With Bob Daisley and Eric Singer (Kiss/Alice Cooper))
Great times for true music...
Power power beautiful👍🏻💪🏻🤜🏼🤛🏼