Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Gary Moore used all four fingers when the music called for it.
In this TrueFire Live highlight, Rob Garland looks at the 1-2-4 and 1-3-4 patterns Moore often used for fast, tight runs during his rock years. He was also comfortable bending with his pinky and sometimes chose an unexpected finger simply because it worked for the phrase.
The technique was not always conventional, but the result was unmistakably Gary Moore.
Explore Rob Garland’s lessons:
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Gary Moore used all four fingers when the music called for it.
In this TrueFire Live highlight, Rob Garland looks at the 1-2-4 and 1-3-4 patterns Moore often used for fast, tight runs during his rock years. He was also comfortable bending with his pinky and sometimes chose an unexpected finger simply because it worked for the phrase.
The technique was not always conventional, but the result was unmistakably Gary Moore.
Explore Rob Garland’s lessons:
truefire.com/educators/rob-garland/e4238?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social_organic&utm_campaign=tf_shortform_202609&utm_content=tf-robgarland-fourfingers-260902
Watch more TrueFire Live sessions:
youtube.com/@TrueFireTV/streams
#RobGarland #GaryMoore #BluesRock #LeadGuitar #GuitarTechnique #TrueFireLive #TrueFire #Shorts
