Gary Richrath - Flying Turkey Trot

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Published 2010-04-25
Gary Richrath was the lesd guitar player for the group REO Speedwagon
when this video was recorded.

All Comments (21)
  • @freebirdbobo
    REO lost its edge and the music shows after Gary was kicked out of the band,you can all ways get some one else to play,but the heart is gone,that Gary has.He is one of those guys that just can not be replaced.
  • @jonmills6927
    Gary played to the audience. He was a true showman.
  • @sezwhom
    If you were a die-hard REO fan back in the day, this was definitely one of the songs you wanted to hear. Thanks for the notes Gary. RIP.
  • @PeterWrinkle
    Had his own sound. One hell of a guitar player R.I.P. Gary !!
  • @jamescox2749
    the smile on his face says it all he is haveing a blast
  • Gary you are truly missed and deserved more acknowledgement than yyou received. You were REO.
  • @Jetfire-kk1ti
    I saw this live in Nashville on the "Good Trouble' tour. i was about 6 feet from Gary. He played to the crowd more than this recording. He was really having a good time with us. Gary, we miss you, man.
  • @demonhoopa
    I never was into REO (except a handful of songs) but always loved Richrath. It wasn't that he was one of the "greatest" guitarists from a technical standpoint (who cares anyway). But he played with so much FEELING. I also loved how he made it look so effortless. Also he got great tone out of his guitar/amp/whatever.
  • @markross882
    Saw REO on the Tuna Fish Tour in Joplin, MO. Was front row, but opposite side of the stage of Gary. He was killing that Les Paul!!
  • @TheOicyu812
    Gary is definitely on the short list of musicians that come to mind when I think of iconic guitarists who've played the Les Paul guitar.
  • OMG When REO was REO... GARY RICHRATH IS THE FN BOMB!!! So effortless, changed the face of rock as we know it..........
  • @edcollins9377
    Gary was one of those special guitarists who knew how to make his guitar "sing"!!   Gary and David Gilmour were masters at using bends and sustain whereas other guitars just ran through scales as fast as they could.  He was one of the greats.
  • @philtackett7808
    Just watched on the occasion of Gary's death. Certainly one of the most under rated guitar players of his era. Gone too soon...
  • @tammyorisich593
    I am so glad I got to see him play more then once! The man had a gift for sure! RIP, Gary!
  • @perfectfan2006
    gary was a great guy,,,, rip brother you are missed so much
  • @GRDray
    One of the best gutarists by far. R I P Gary.