Corridors of Power

by Gary Moore

Overview

This is the first of Irish guitar virtuoso Gary Moore's true heavy metal albums. Boasting a crisp, aggressive sound, Corridors of Power kicks off with the foot-stomping "Don't Take Me for a Loser," delivers the token power ballad in "Always Gonna Love You," and floors the gas pedal on "Rockin' Every Night." However, the album's climax has to be the epic "End of the World," with it's two-minute long guitar-solo intro and vocals courtesy of Cream's Jack Bruce. [The 2005 EMI release includes bonus track material]. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia

Product Details

Release Date:	10/04/2005
Label:	Virgin
UPC:	0724358357424
Rank:	71582

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Gary Moore   Primary Artist,Guitar,Vocals
Don Airey   Guest Artist,Keyboards
Neil Murray   Guest Artist,Bass,Guitar (Bass)
Ian Paice   Guest Artist,Drums
Jack Bruce   Guest Artist,Vocals
Bobby Chouinard   Drums
Mo Foster   Bass,Guitar (Bass)
Tommy Eyre   Keyboards
John Sloman   Vocals (Background)
Jack Brue   Vocals

Technical Credits

Gary Moore   Composer
Paul Kossoff   Composer
Ian Paice   Composer
Keith Relf   Composer
Jeff Glixman   Producer
Neil Carter   Composer
Eric Watson   Photography
Mo Foster   Composer
Arthur Kent   Composer
Sylvia Dee   Composer
Steve Levine   Producer
Simon Kirke   Composer
Tetsu Yamauchi   Composer
Paul Samwell-Smith   Composer
Paul Rodgers   Composer
Nigel Walker   Engineer
Steve Prestage   Engineer
John "Rabbit" Bundrick   Composer
John Sloman   Vocal Arrangement
Neumann   Composer
Neil Murray   Composer
Ian Cooper   Mastering
Victor Young   Composer