Glenn Hughes Says Gary Moore The 'Best' Guitarist He Ever Played With

JAKARTA - In a new interview with Rockin' Metal Revival, vocalist and bassist Glenn Hughes, known as "The Voice Of Rock," was asked to name his favorite guitarist he has ever played with.

"I'll list a few for you. I played with [Joe] Satriani, [Joe] Bonamassa, [Tony] Iommi and [Ritchie] Blackmore and Pat Thrall and Brian May and Jerry Cantrell and Warren Haynes," Glenn opened.

"I could go on and list them. And Mel Galley and Tommy Bolin. I mean, I could go on. But my favorite… I really want you to push this one. My dear old friend — we started working together in 1979, he continued.

"Gary Moore is the best. Gary and I are very close. We made the Run For Cover album. When I look back at Gary, and I look back at Gary and I working together and him playing in my studio and sitting on my couch at home while writing songs, that person is a person who cannot be fooled."

Glenn then emphasized that all the guitarists he mentioned above were the best musicians. But, Gary Moore is different.

"I mean, there's no lying about it. Again, everyone I'm talking about is an iconic guitar player. I mean, I've played with them all, and I'm very proud to say that. Bonamassa right now is…, Joe is amazing. And Ritchie [and] Tony. But Gary Moore..."