Still Got The Blues Guitar Lesson Videos – Gary Moore

By Carl Brown | August 15, 2013 |

These Still Got The Blues guitar lesson videos will take you into the style of the late great blues rock giant Gary Moore. His uncanny sense of melody produced some of the most beautiful guitar moments ever recorded.

Gary Moore's powerful playing style is something that every guitarist should study no matter what style of music they play. "Still Got The Blues" is his most popular hit not only because it is such a beautiful song, but because the guitar solos showcase Gary Moore's signature melodic blues playing in full force.

The Still Got The Blues guitar lesson videos include all three guitar solos and some of the most melodic chord progressions you will ever hear in a blues rock style.

These video guitar lessons are a great way to learn how Gary Moore incorporated standard blues techniques within a more classical-esque scale style to create jaw dropping results for the listener.

Whether or not you are familiar with Gary Moore's work or you are just discovering this guitar icon you will have a blast learning his signature piece in its entirety. Good luck!! 😀

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Still Got The Blues Guitar Lesson - Intro & Main Solo

Still Got The Blues Guitar Lesson - Verse, Chorus & Bridge

Still Got The Blues Guitar Lesson - Outro Solo

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24 Comments

  1. paul rubini on August 26, 2013 at 11:57 pm

    hi, carl great work i just wish all your videos had full performances on them so we could play the way you teach, your performance are hundred times better than others, makes life easer for donkeys like me lol to play better and understand all the licks you put into place as everyone plays different on other videos, after 30 years i started playing again and thanks to your lessons i am enjoying playing again, cheers paul.

    • Carl Brown on August 27, 2013 at 12:40 pm

      Hey Paul. yeah I agree, the lessons are better when I do the full performance.

      The only problem is that I started having a bunch of issues with YouTube pulling the performance videos or deleting the audio. I just don’t know which ones they will do it to or not until after I upload the video.

      Some of those performances took a lot of time to work up and then to just have YouTube kill the video really sucked. So instead I decided not to concentrate on performances unless the song is in the public domain and I can safely play it in a video.

      Other than that, I can just perform little segments at the beginning of each video. 🙂 Sorry…

      Carl…

      • Quick Carl and the Clark bar eaters on September 30, 2022 at 3:33 am

        Makes perfect sense.

  2. paul rubini on August 28, 2013 at 1:47 am

    Hi carl, iam a pensioner so i am tight with money, as i would have liked to be a member of your program, but out all the web sites i have looked at you are , if not the best i have seen you are a great teacher if you were in australia i would go to you, as soon as i can put a few pennies aside will try to donate it to you your a good man, i have always wanted to play guitar cleanly like you but had to earn a living lol but could you put me onto a video of still got the blues the way you play it so i know when to put the fills please, thankyou again carl.

    • Carl Brown on August 28, 2013 at 12:21 pm

      Hey Paul, my transcription of ‘Still Got The Blues’ is based of off of the original recording. The music video for the song actually cuts just about the whole outro solo from the song. 🙁

      I would suggest just listening to the original recording (not the radio edit), to be able to know where all those fills happen and hear the whole outro solo.

      Thanks for watching! Carl..

  3. paul Rubini on August 28, 2013 at 3:47 pm

    Thank you Carl you are a true gentleman a great teacher thank you very much. Cheers paul

  4. Tom Ruibal on September 2, 2013 at 8:15 pm

    Hi Carl, I would like to know if you have the tabs for this song, thank you, have a nice week!

    • Carl Brown on September 3, 2013 at 10:15 am

      Hey Tom, unfortunately I am unable to post TABS for this song since it is under international copyright protection. Sorry!.. 🙂

      Carl..

  5. Tawhirimatea Richard Moanaroa on September 6, 2013 at 7:20 am

    Carl, You are an awesome Teacher and i admire Your patients. If you come to New Zealand your more than welcome to stay at our whare = House. Your Truely Bless by our Lord Jesus Christ, Rock On ;0

  6. tony on November 17, 2013 at 1:45 pm

    hi carl just to say thanks for the lesons am trying to learn for the love of god finding the fast run at the end hard to master, any tips would be good? i will be donating to your site regards tony

  7. Mike on May 26, 2014 at 3:06 pm

    Hi Carl,

    After watching countless online lessons, I can honestly say you are by far the best teacher. Your simple straight forward method of breaking down a song is truly a god-send. I’ve progressed from absolute beginner to intermediate/advanced at break neck speed. My musically inclined friends cannot believe I’ve only been playing for 4 months yet can play Hendrix with any kind of accuracy. Again, I have to truly thank you for your teachings. I don’t know if anyone has asked yet but one of my “dream” songs to play is the Royal Albert Hall version of Sloe Gin by Joe Bonamassa. He plays a beautiful into & exit solo in this concert that is simply awesome. I have searched everywhere for a breakdown of this song and no one has been able to do it. Is there anyway you could try and tackle this song and put it on your lessons list? This is a great concert (including Clapton’s appearance) in it’s entirety but you can fast forward to the song ( 47:19) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0wuTnjwUk0

    Thanks again for the best guitar resource on the net,
    Mike

    • Carl Brown on May 27, 2014 at 10:08 am

      Thanks a bunch for the kind comment Mike.

      I am a big Bonamassa fan and it is definitely overdue getting some of his stuff on the site.

      I think perhaps doing one of his solos for the famous solos section of the site would be cool. What do you think?

      Carl..

      • Ross Murphy on August 13, 2019 at 2:45 pm

        Drive would be a great solo to do

  8. david s on May 27, 2014 at 5:49 am

    Hey; where’s the tabs. I could learn this much faster.

    • Carl Brown on May 27, 2014 at 10:06 am

      Sorry David, I can’t provide TABS due to international copyright restrictions. Wish I could!

      Carl..

  9. Mike on May 27, 2014 at 10:48 pm

    That would be HUGE man! In the famous solos section next to EVH and Gilmore is the only place for this performance. I recently learned the opening song of the RAH concert (Django), found a decent backing track and jam out but to learn those Sloe Gin solos would be truly epic.

    Thank you for tackling such difficult song Carl. YOUR fans truly appreciate you.

    Mike

  10. Giacomo Bergonzi on June 12, 2015 at 10:54 am

    Thanks for this one! I had only heard the short version of the song without the outro solo, and the full version is just amazing! It’s really fun to play, i would never stop haha 😀

  11. Uzi Baruch on September 17, 2016 at 1:06 pm

    Hi Carl
    Where can I find a version with the outro solo as you teach it? Can’t find other than live versions which are different and the original version doesn’t have an outro solo
    Thanks

    • Carl Brown on September 18, 2016 at 12:55 pm

      Hey Uzi, yeah it is hard to find something other than the single version these days, which is a shame since the outro solo was by far the best.

      You can find it on Spotify though. 🙂

      Carl…

  12. mick browne on February 11, 2017 at 4:36 pm

    hey carl any chance you could do a lesson on garys syle of shredding like he does in the live version of this song https://youtu.be/40_ymldvvnw

  13. Carl Creighton on October 30, 2019 at 1:18 pm

    Hi Carl
    As you have problems with copy right with you tube why not do full performances but just on your site not uploaded to you tube?

    • Carl Brown on October 31, 2019 at 9:48 am

      Well actually, the ONLY place you can upload covers or lessons of copyrighted music is on YouTube. That is why all the song lessons and performances are YouTube videos. YouTube has licensing deals with all the major music publishing companies and that allows people to upload that music to YT. The artist then monetizes the video and collects ad revenue from the YouTube plays. Every once in a while, a certain artist’s contract with YouTube changes and it affects any videos on YouTube that include that music and that is when things go haywire on YT. Also there are a lot of fake music publishers that make claims on YT videos fraudulently to try and steal the ad revenue. But it isn’t YouTube’s fault, they would love to keep the videos up because they make money off of them. It is the artist that pulls the plug. If I were to publish videos of songs on my site that aren’t YT videos, I would be sued immediately by every major publishing company in the world because I don’t have the licensing rights. It would be much worse than dealing with a copyright strike on YT. 🙂

  14. Salah Nassar on January 25, 2022 at 10:39 pm

    Hey Carl…..thank you for a yet awesome tutorial……..all the love from Egypt ❤️🤍🖤
    Would you generously explain or clarify the tone settings for this one (Amp-Gear used- Tone and volume knobs…..etc)
    That would be really appreciated 💚

  15. Hami on January 6, 2024 at 11:35 pm

    Hi ,thanks for your lessons
    How can we download the tablature of these songs lessons??

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