description Gary Moore - After Hours Overview
After Hours is a 1992 studio album by Northern Irish guitarist and singer Gary Moore. Continuing the blues direction of Still Got the Blues, it combines Moore's forceful electric-guitar playing with blues songs, original compositions, and polished rock production. Albert King appears on "Oh Pretty Woman," while B.B. King performs on "Since I Met You Baby," connecting the album directly with two influential American blues guitarists.
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When was Gary Moore's After Hours released?
After Hours is a 1992 studio album by Northern Irish guitarist and singer Gary Moore. It continues the blues direction established by Still Got the Blues.
What kind of music does After Hours contain?
The album combines forceful electric-guitar playing with blues standards and original compositions. Its production also has a polished rock sound.
Which famous blues musician is associated with After Hours?
Albert King appears as an important blues association on the album. Gary Moore's record draws on the electric-blues tradition while presenting it through his own guitar style.
Is After Hours connected to Still Got the Blues?
Yes. After Hours follows the blues-focused direction of Still Got the Blues rather than returning to a purely hard-rock format.
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