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Live at the Marquee

Gary Moore

Album 1983

About this album

Sound: "A fiery blend of blues rock and hard-hitting guitar solos that showcase Moore's virtuosic talent."

Where they were

Released on September 21, 1983, 'Live at the Marquee' captures Gary Moore at a pivotal point following his commercial breakthrough with 'Corridors of Power'. This live album reflects his growing reputation as a formidable guitarist and performer, solidifying his status in the rock scene after years of experimentation across genres.

Why it matters

This album is significant for its raw energy and showcases Moore's powerful stage presence, contributing to his rise in popularity during the early '80s. It features 'Parisienne Walkways', a track that became one of his signature songs, earning critical acclaim and chart success in several countries.

Essential tracks

  • "Parisienne Walkways" — This track stands out due to its emotional depth and iconic guitar solos, encapsulating Moore's ability to blend melody with technical prowess.
  • "Back on the Streets" — An energetic opening track that sets the tone for the album, showcasing Moore's rock edge and impressive guitar work.
  • "Nuclear Attack" — This track highlights Moore's versatility, combining hard rock elements with socially conscious lyrics that resonate with audiences.

Release Date

September 21, 1983

Artist Origin

United Kingdom

Tracklist

  1. 1 Back on the Streets 5:30
  2. 2 Run to Your Mama 5:29
  3. 3 Dancin’ 5:37
  4. 4 She’s Got You 7:03
  5. 5 Parisienne Walkways 7:46
  6. 6 You 4:27
  7. 7 Nuclear Attack 5:10
  8. 8 Dallas Warhead 10:01