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Fergus Finlay. Moore joined the band in after the sudden departure of guitarist Eric Bell but only played with them for four months.

He seemed fine when he left around 11pm. Undertakers were called to retrieve his body from his suite at 4am yesterday. His guitar was close to his bed. Going it alone: Moore had a successful solo career with a string of top 40 hits in the s and s including Parisienne Walkways in and Out in the Fields in , but it was for his time in Thin Lizzy that he will be best remembered.

A post-mortem examination was expected to be carried out today in Malaga. He joined Thin Lizzy in , but played with them for only four months.

Singer Lynott died in after falling into a heroin-induced coma. Moore said he had tried to stop his friend taking drugs. He continued to perform in recent years, and last year went on tour in Ukraine. Sir Bob Geldof has also paid tribute to Moore, describing him as 'without question, one of the great Irish bluesmen'. We won't see his like again,' he told the BBC. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline.

Argos AO. Privacy Policy Feedback. Fellow singer Bryan Adams paid tribute to Moore's passing on Twitter.

Comments Share what you think. View all. Bing Site Web Enter search term: Search. Gary was one of my guitar heroes, Lizzy one of my all time favourite bands. I was lucky enough to see Lizzy with Gary in the line-up, as well as playing solo, and his playing always blew me away.

I was listening to both "Black Rose" and "Blues Alive" this morning, with lots of air guitar, not knowing he had died. Many thanks for all the great music and brilliant playing Gary!

You can hear a lot of Gary Moore in Erol's playing. I was shocked to hear the news today. Gary Moore was influential on so many guitar players throughout the world. I will cherish a 45 I had him sign after seeing a show he did in LA many years ago. Gary Moore's music meant a lot to me; especially after he started to play the blues! And the fact that he made it to the top of the charts with a blues tune was phenomenal to say the least! The man was also an inspiration to show other artists to stick with it; and that you can still "come into your own" later on in life!

You know; it always bothered me that whenever I picked up a guitar book on great rock'n'roll and blues players, Gary was never in there! But in my opinion, he was right up there with the Beck's, Santana's, Vai's and Clapton's!!!

And he could hit a high note that could put a tingle in your spine and a tear in your eye! What a tragic loss!!! He will be missed! Some people don't get the credit they deserve in this life while they're with us; let's hope he gets it now!!! So shocked to hear this heartbreaking news. Gary while you continue to play your music in the Heavenly Garden. We will miss you here on earth. What a loss. He is probably the most under rated guitarist ever.

Hopefully he will get the recognition he deserves! Top bloke, top player.