Guitar Master Garymoore died from drunken vomit.

Gary Moore (right) Sina Entertainment News February 10, according to foreign media reports, British blues guitar master Gary Moore (Gary Moore) was killed on holiday in Spain on February 6 local time. Today, the guitar master's death was revealed: drinking a lot of champagne and brandy, he was drunk by his vomit to choke on the trachea and lead to suffocation.　　When he was found by his girlfriend 4 o'clock in the morning, there was no sound. Gary Moore, who died at the age of 58, was in a coma when paramedics found him wearing only one pair of shorts. "We think the deceased had been drinking heavily during his lifetime," said a medical officer involved in the rescue. "There is no doubt that the deceased consumed excessive amounts of alcohol before they died," said a staff member from the hospital in Costa del Sol, Spain. His girlfriend was very sad and in tears. "Gary Moore was identified as one of the most outstanding guitarists of his time, and his most glorious period came when he joined the thin Leeds (Thin Lizzy) band. He created and played the classic works of thin Leeds band "Waiting for a Alibi" and "do anything you Want to".　　Similarly, he also invited Thin Leeds band lead singer Phil-Lonot (Phil Lynott) and he teamed up to create the single "Parisienne" and "walkways and out in the Fields." In recent years, the Belfast guitarist has begun to focus more on blues music, released several highly acclaimed albums and played with legendary BB King and Bob Dylan (Bob Dylan). Bob Gildorf (Bob Geldof) deeply regretted the news of Moore's death: "He is the greatest Bruce guitarist of our age, Van Morrison (Van Morrison), Jory-Gallagher (Rory Gallagher) With Gary Moore is the finest three blues guitarist in Irish history. "Moore's death also shocked Eric Bell, the former teammate of the Skinny Leeds band, and said:" I can't believe these reports at all. He was a strong man, and it was not the kind of death that rock music caused. He is an outstanding performer, a dedicated musician. "We're going to be more of a mole's family now," says the manager of the thin Leeds band. Gary and his contribution to the thin Leeds band will be remembered forever. Moore's girlfriend, who was more than 30 years old, was scheduled to spend a 6-day holiday in Spain after a few hours of his girlfriend's arrival at the Kempinski Hotel. "They had planned to have some food in the hotel, but because of the time, the hotel wasNo longer provide catering services. So they went to a nearby bar to eat some sandwiches and drank some wine. When he returned to the Hotel 11 o'clock in the evening, everything seemed normal. "Gary Moore was a Leeds in the 70 's and the skinny Leeds band was notorious for alcoholism and drug problems. In the 1986, Moore's young friend, the thin Leeds lead singer, died of heroin-induced pneumonia, aged 36. (velvet/Compilation)