[Machine Translation] How Blue Can You Get" (deluxe CD box) is the first previously unreleased studio album by Gary Moore. The album includes a studio take of Freddie King's cover of "I'm Tore Down", a ballad "In My Dreams", a re-recorded version of "Love Can Make A Fool Of You" with a completely different arrangement (the original version is the single B side from 1982), and a cover of Elmore James' "I'm A Fool of You", which was only heard live. The original version of the ballad "In My Dreams" was recorded on the B side of the 1982 single, a cover of Elmore James' "Dan Somebody Long" (Gary Moore's original take was recorded on the 2006 album "Old New Ballads Blues"), and a cover of B.B. King's 1964 hit "I'll Be Your Mother" was also re-recorded on the album. The album contains eight songs, including "How Blue Can You Get," a cover of B.B. King's 1964 hit and the title track of the album, and "Living with the Blues," a song provided for an Irish charity album and not included on the album under his own name. Although the recording dates of the songs are unknown, it is likely that this will be the last collection of officially unreleased material in the blues-rock style that Gary Moore has devoted himself to since his hit album "Still Got the Blues" in 1990. This album comes in a deluxe box with guitar picks, postcards, stickers, and coasters in addition to the CD.