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Bad For You Baby | 
| Artist: Gary Moore
Label: Pinnacle
Category: Music
List Price: £14.99
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Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 332
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
EAN: 5034504137929
ASIN: B001BYU7FM
Release Date: September 22, 2008
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| Tracks:
| • | Bad For You Baby | | • | Down The Line | | • | Umbrella Man | | • | Holding On | | • | Walking Thru The Park | | • | I Love You More Than You\x{2019}ll ever Know | | • | Mojo Boogie | | • | Someday Baby | | • | Did You Ever Feel Lonely? | | • | Preacher Man | | • | Trouble Ain\x{2019}t Far Behind |
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| Customer Reviews:
 EXCELLENT ALBUM September 24, 2008
12 out of 12 found this review helpful
If you like Moore, then here is the latest to add to your collection. It's pretty formula stuff - great blues rock - some boogie, some a bit heavier, and of course wonderful long ballards with superb guitar wizardy, delivered only how Moore can.
I won't go through track for track, because if your a fan you will get the drift, this is simply more and more of what Gary does best. A couple of noticeable mentions though. How about the 10 minute long "I Love You More Than You'll ever Know" epic? Sheer class over and over again, and "Mojo Boogie" whioch is foot tapping stonkingly good and subtle tones of Quo! Another track has some welcome female backing vocals, which adds some extra to the album.
All in all another Moore classic if you like his stuff or trying him out -this album delivers.
A Gary Moore masterpiece September 24, 2008
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
An excellent album from Gary Moore, a more beefed up melodic sound than Close As You Get with a welcome return of the trademark solos, some of which are fantastic. This album is a must for blues and guitar fans. This album is up there with the best of the Gary Moore albums.
 A RETURN TO FORM September 24, 2008
5 out of 8 found this review helpful
MOORE RETURNS TO THE STUDIO TO RECORD A MIXTURE OF HIS OWN COMPOSITIONS
AND WELL CHOSEN COVERS.MOORE'S RECENT STUDIO OUTPUT HAS BEEN A BIT HIT
AND MISS,BUT THIS IS A RETURN TO FORM WITH A GRITTIER SOUND AND STRONGER
MATERIAL,PERSONAL FAVOURITES ARE UMBRELLA MAN AND WALKIN'THRU'THE PARK.
MOORE HAS WORKED AS A SIDEMAN IN THE PAST PLAYING JAZZ ROCK(WITH
COLOSSEUM 2 AND HARD ROCK(WITH THIN LIZZY)BUT IN MY HUMBLE OPINION HIS
BEST WORK IS TO BE FOUND IN HIS BLUES ROCK RECORDINGS.IF YOU ARE A FAN OF
GARY MOORE MAY I SUGGEST YOU CHECK OUT HIS PETER GREEN TRIBUTE CD,BLUES
FOR GREENY,HIS CD WITH JACK BRUCE AND GINGER BAKER,AROUND THE NEXT DREAM BY BBM(THE REMASTERED VERSION WITH EXTRA(LIVE)TRACKS,AND HIS GUITAR
CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTIS TAYLOR'S DEFINITION OF A CIRCLE(TAYLOR RETURNS THE
FAVOUR BY APPEARING ON ONE OF THE TRACKS ON BAD FOR YOU BABY)
MOORE GETS A GREAT TONE FROM HIS(LES PAUL)GUITAR,AND EVEN HIS VOICE(IF YOU
DON'T MIND THE FAKE AMERICAN ACCENT WITH A TRACE OF HIS BELFAST BROGUE)IS
FAIRLY STRONG THROUGHOUT.IF YOU LIKE JOE BONAMASSA AND WALTER TROUT,GIVE
THIS CD A TRY.DESPITE WHAT ONE OF YOUR OTHER REVIEWERS SAYS,IT IS NOT ALL
TWELVE BAR BLUES,THERE ARE SOME MELLOWER TRACKS HERE AS WELL.
Moore puts the Bite Back in September 24, 2008
14 out of 14 found this review helpful
OH Yes - A stronger Album from Gary Moore this time around. Standard Blues Riffs with interwoven guitar licks with a more heavier gritter sound differentiates this from the last 2 albums. Just as I thought Moore was mellowing he puts the venom back in and delivers a very good blues/Rock powered album. This album to me is a refined 'scars' sound , more controlled and polished yet very punchy and controlled distortion. Moores own penned songs are the stronger for me here as the covers have to much of the heard it all before factor.
The Guitar Geeks, Rock Fans and Blues purists will not be disappointed and this album will tour very well.
Another slice of Gary... September 22, 2008
26 out of 26 found this review helpful
...and it's a good one! Yum, tasty. I was hoping that after the last stripped-down and less rockin' 'Close As You Get' album that Mr Moore would serve up a more energetic portion for us this time...and he sure has! I was praying the cover art wasn't going to be misleading - it shows Gary in familiar low-slung Les Paul mode belting out a solo - and it's not misleading at all! He has turned the gain up again on his amps and whilst not rocking to 'Still Got The Blues' levels he IS rocking again! I'm talking blues rock of course here guys... The fretboard is once again his playground and although the numbers are standard 12-bar blues fayre he doesn't half rip on the majority of solos here and face it, that's what we're here for yeah? I have to say, this is one of Gary's better blues albums. I have them all (including the 'metal years') and the last couple for me have been good but not great. This is great. If you like Gary's take on the blues and have been happy with his recent output, you'll love this. His best for quite a few years in my opinion, I thought he'd hung up his rockin' spurs!
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