They would have prob made it , but Robbie brought his unique style of sabotage exactly when they needed some solid commitment . The stars never aligned after that.😢
Yes magic voice - I bought live and dangerous when I was 15 on 1979- - still got the album together with meatloaf 's bat of he'll. Now loaded on my mobile. Couple of beers and in go my airpods. Fab.😊
Thin Lizzy was a badass band no doubt. This was the best lineup for sure with Gorham and Robertson on guitar. Live and Dangerous is my favorite from them.
Phil is one of the few stars I would have loved to spend time with. He seems like he was a super talented musician who grasped the whole of rock music, but he also seemed to have been a super nice dude. RIP Philomena and Phil.
Thin Lizzy had very good quality musicians. The Guitars were powerful yet understated at the same time, that takes a lot of skill to do. Phil's vocals and Bass playing was very under rated. Drummers are always overlooked yet hold it all together and also drive the Rock forward. Thin Lizzy or Tin Lizzy were a very cool Rock Band.
Dennis: Thank you for not disappointing and posting the, what seems to be, the obligatory "underrated" comment that appears somewhere in the comments section for every band/musician who has a video on CZcams, whilst pretty much every other comment, and history, should prove to you the exact opposite!
I was 14 and they played this song in the dorm. I bought a ticket and rode the bus to London. I have been to hundreds since but YOU NEVER FORGET YOUR FIRST SHOW. Johnny the fox meets Jimmy the weed. Hot to hustle.
Yeah, the Go-Go's are in the HOF but not Thin Lizzy?! That Elvis Costello got in before Deep Purple, The Alice Cooper Group or Lynyrd Skynyrd says it all about the goobers running that place.
That’s not Gary Moore, it’s Brian Robertson…I saw them with Gary Moore, on their 1977 tour when they opened for Queen. The details of revolving band members are bellow; en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin_Lizzy While I respect Queen, I’m STILL more of a Thin Lizzy fan‼️
Love this. A lot cleaner and different than the FM Radio version I grew up with. I've loved Thin Lizzy since 77-78. This is some really in depth, great sounding stuff. Great job. Thank you for broadening mine and everybody's Thin Lizzy musical horizons. 🙏💕😎❣️🔥🎊
Probably the only band I know of that got even better as they went on. They did an outstanding concert at the Hammersmith Odeon with John Sykes on guitar. Sadly Thin LizZy couldn't quite hold it together for whatever reason and in early 1986 Phil passed scuppering any realistic hopes of a reconciliation and reunion. Yea I know some of the other members have got back together again and in fairness done a cracking job. But it ain't quite the same without Phil.
I love this song, have done since I was a kid...but the lyrics still get me..."Tonight there's going to be a jailbreak, somewhere in this town"...presumably at the jail Phil? Still fantastic after all these years. Soundtrack to my youth.
@@Spectrescup You’re right. He was actually fined by Dublin City Council for misrepresentation. But in true Lynot style, got his Road manager to take the rap
Playback music and live vocals. Watch Rosalie at Top Of The Pops... entirely live, big difference. Still is great that Phil made live vocals over the studio tracks. Much better than an all around playback.
Agree with that! Saw them in '76 at Brunel Uni (Brian R tried to beat me up backstage afterwards, when I was unplugging the lights) and Hammy in '77 (Live and Dangerous). Never saw Zep sadly, so the best live rock act ever for me, followed by Dr Feelgood and Graham Parker.
I was there too. Astonishing band live. I did see Zep three times and they were a force of nature. But man, saw Lizzy so many times and they were just awesome. Think ourselves privileged eh! Jeez, Brunel Uni, some good nights in early 70’s. Happy St Patrick’s Day.
Once went in to a department store and asked the clueless shop assistant if they had any records(yes, vinyl only back then) by Thin Lizzy. She then looked at me and asked, "Is that female vocal?"🙄
Phil was a true rock star who unfortunately burned out due alcohol and drug abuse like many before and after him! Truly underappreciated especially in US but absolutely one of my favorites! Jailbreak is a rock classic
Philip was one of a kind. There was a guitarist from California who combined with a Glaswegian to form that twin guitar sound. Thus Thin Lizzy had a unique identity.
So I'm in Tampa way long time ago. Journey opened for them with Steve Perry lead singer for journey. Love and touch and squeezing, bang and then break out
Who is still listening. To this in 2023
I am. Lizzy rules. RIP Phil, RIP Moore.
Yup 👍
I do and love it. He died to Young
The tone of your comment seems you don't like this .
Me!!!!!!!
We were spoilt in the 70s, an abundance of talent everywhere!!
Man you got that right! Class of "76" here.
So glad to have been young in those years!
Feel sorry for today's kids, @@ronbelanger4113
@@cassconner6023 76. Remember the Bicentennial? I was 12 years old. Now THAT was a rockin' year!
First band I ever seen live. They opened for Queen back in the late 70’s. Man what a show!
I seen them in Cleveland with Queen. Great show
same. Saw them in Long Island, NY w Queen, @Nassau Coliseum, I believe. Gosh, it has been a long time, lol.
Wow! That would have been so cool! I was too young though-I didn’t go to my first concert til 1984z
Reading festival 77 😎
Me too. Saw them open for Queen in Chicago 1976
As a kid during this tine in the 70's.. I LOVED THIN LIZZY ! My parents ROCKED us kids out ! STILL love THIN LIZZY. 2024
The song that made me fall in love with Thin Lizzy.Still have the original vinyl I bought.
Thin Lizzy deserved a lot more success in America - there's so many good songs in their catalog..
Happy St. Patrick's day 2023 from California ☘️🍻
I`ve learned to be see them as a great band. Problem is,the radio station in my town stuck to this song and the boys.
Sounds like the original MTV theme song.
They would have prob made it , but Robbie brought his unique style of sabotage exactly when they needed some solid commitment . The stars never aligned after that.😢
@@jimbanda Phil also had a bout of illness that cancelled their US tour for this album. They lost momentum there.
Those of us who had this as the soundtrack to our high school or college days have fond memories.
Thin Lizzy is best 👍👍🤩🤩. We never forget you Phil great voice and big heart ❤.
One of my favorite Thin Lizzy songs.
Just discovered them. I'm a fan!
What a voice. And a golden heart.
And I never saw ANY singer on stage with so much charisma - and that's from 45 years of seeing live bands.
I agree. He had it all. @@michaelstephen819
Yes magic voice - I bought live and dangerous when I was 15 on 1979- - still got the album together with meatloaf 's bat of he'll. Now loaded on my mobile. Couple of beers and in go my airpods. Fab.😊
💚
Thin Lizzy was a badass band no doubt. This was the best lineup for sure with Gorham and Robertson on guitar. Live and Dangerous is my favorite from them.
And Gary Moore did some guitar work too.
i agree even though they did have other killer guitarists.
I am still listening in 2024
Legendary sound and one hell of a lead singer who was taken way too early..... Long live Thin Lizzy!!!!!!
One of the best bands ever...seen them twice...sydney and Auckland..awesome
As cool as it gets! Wow, what a song!
All the oblivious teens not knowing HOW to dance to this PURE ROCK.
All the oblivious teens not knowing this is edited down, and probably not knowing it's mimed except for the lead vocal.
Nobody dances to pure rock - it's a dance in your head - cerebral - dancing is primitive.
Phil is one of the few stars I would have loved to spend time with. He seems like he was a super talented musician who grasped the whole of rock music, but he also seemed to have been a super nice dude. RIP Philomena and Phil.
R.i.p. Phil. Proud son Ireland☘️
Watch the film Songs for while I’m away, brilliant
Éire not Ireland.
Thin Lizzy had very good quality musicians.
The Guitars were powerful yet understated at the same time, that takes a lot of skill to do.
Phil's vocals and Bass playing was very under rated.
Drummers are always overlooked yet hold it all together and also drive the Rock forward.
Thin Lizzy or Tin Lizzy were a very cool Rock Band.
They should have never been anywhere near top of the pops
Good quality "musicians" don't mean shit unless the band can write good songs.
@@milesdufourny4813 Thin Lizzy wrote great songs
Their drummer had some tight fills and locked in with the band
Jailbreak best album for 1976
criminally underrated
somewhere in this town.... Id suggest it was at the jail lol
Could be 2 jails?
Could also be the transport bus, probably an easier jailbreak while still technically being a "jailbreak"
Good thinking batman........head for thinking, feet for dancing 😃😉
Chuffing wank question?!?!?!
🤡
Thank you Phil for the 70's music!
Great Classic Loved This Band So Underrated 🤟🎶🎹
Dennis: Thank you for not disappointing and posting the, what seems to be, the obligatory "underrated" comment that appears somewhere in the comments section for every band/musician who has a video on CZcams, whilst pretty much every other comment, and history, should prove to you the exact opposite!
Still fabulous ❤
Summer of 1977 - I was playing foosball with the boys and listening to the best rock ever....good times
Definately an under appreciated and underrated 70s band … great tunes from my HS years ..!
Rock and roll hall of fame ! that is all.
an old french fan
merci d'un irlandais
I was 14 and they played this song in the dorm. I bought a ticket and rode the bus to London. I have been to hundreds since but YOU NEVER FORGET YOUR FIRST SHOW. Johnny the fox meets Jimmy the weed. Hot to hustle.
One of the all time great bands !
The song will be forever a banging rocker. The signature song for Les Paul fans who like that dirty gain fuzz effect. ❤️
Got to love the live vocal over the soundtrack & mentioning the boys are back (Quality) & Robbo pissing himself about something
So utterly cool
We went from Thin Lizzy to Lizzo. No other arguments concerning the collapse of civilization are needed.
One listen to this song in '76 got me into Thin Lizzy!
Saw them in Nuremberg 1977. Awesome live show.
Real music, no auto tune.
You realize they are lip sinching to the album recording, don't you?
@@jackprecip5389 -- The vocal is live over a recorded music track.
The fact that there not in the rock and roll hall of fame is pure blasphemy
The halls a joke!
Yeah, the Go-Go's are in the HOF but not Thin Lizzy?!
That Elvis Costello got in before Deep Purple, The Alice Cooper Group or Lynyrd Skynyrd says it all about the goobers running that place.
Was able to attend the Nuremberg Rock Festival in 1977, first and only time to witness these cats....Thank God for cameras!
Thin Lizzy we’re one of the best rock blues bands ever. This is my favourite line up along with Gary Moore jumping in and out. 👍👍
That’s not Gary Moore, it’s Brian Robertson…I saw them with Gary Moore, on their 1977 tour when they opened for Queen. The details of revolving band members are bellow;
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thin_Lizzy
While I respect Queen, I’m STILL more of a Thin Lizzy fan‼️
This is THE best line up, by a mile, (include the great Gary Moore at various times).
Start with Nightlife, end with Black Rose, everything else meh 🫤
@@loilt5091he knows that
@@saunds59
Did you ask him personally❓
Don't need to, I understand English@@loilt5091
They overplayed this on the radio, but they were great. An effortless performance. Great voice.
Effortless because they never actually played music on TOTP's.
@@TheWolvesinthewoods effortless sync!
'Jailbreak' wasn't overplayed at all on the radio.
@@gregoryleo4640 Yeah, Fuff this dude's comment. Like, total FUFF!
Remember seeing them in concert early 80s .brilliant ! 😍
GREAT band GREAT musicians, Phil Lanott , Gary Moore, Eric Bell, Brian Downey.
One of my favourite bands saw them at the Odeon in Birmingham in the late 70s great songs and great memories
Love this. A lot cleaner and different than the FM Radio version I grew up with. I've loved Thin Lizzy since 77-78. This is some really in depth, great sounding stuff. Great job. Thank you for broadening mine and everybody's Thin Lizzy musical horizons. 🙏💕😎❣️🔥🎊
Well said Matthew
This was on their live album, if I'm not mistaken.
definitely a mime unfortunately 😏
@@poitor492yep, the guitar guys are almost laughing while trying to lip sync ! 😆
@@mikeplatts2603it's the same damn track as the one you hear on the radio dude there isn't any difference
I saw them open for Queen in Kalamazoo, MI Fall, 1976. Outstanding!
Thin Lizzy and Be Bop Deluxe at the Aragon Ballroom Chicago 1976. Yeah it was one of the best concerts I've been to. Such a long time ago.
Nice, that would have been my dream gig to attend.
got to meet him after a concert in '77, sincerely nice guy😎 even liked my sucky poetry lol
What a shame his life was so short due to drugs. Drugs are bad kids. Don't do em.
Best and top blokes
Title track from album .I bought it on 14. August 1976 took it home put it on the turntable and thought that is real music.
It is real music
2024! Still going!
Wow, some amazing dancers in that wild crowd! 🎉
😀
All captain and tenille fans. Probably.
Know what you mean tho
This is still on my play list along with the Cowboy song
They are having so much fun 😀
I will listen to always,it is rock and roll the best!
Legendary
Probably the only band I know of that got even better as they went on. They did an outstanding concert at the Hammersmith Odeon with John Sykes on guitar. Sadly Thin LizZy couldn't quite hold it together for whatever reason and in early 1986 Phil passed scuppering any realistic hopes of a reconciliation and reunion. Yea I know some of the other members have got back together again and in fairness done a cracking job. But it ain't quite the same without Phil.
R.I.P Phil 😎🎤🎸
I love this song, have done since I was a kid...but the lyrics still get me..."Tonight there's going to be a jailbreak, somewhere in this town"...presumably at the jail Phil? Still fantastic after all these years. Soundtrack to my youth.
Dublin has three prisons. So not quite as silly a lyric as I first thought too.
@@highdownmartin True!
@highdownmartin is Dublin not a city though? Phil always ran his lyrics past the relevant municipal authorities, he was famous for it.
@@Spectrescup You’re right. He was actually fined by Dublin City Council for misrepresentation. But in true Lynot style, got his Road manager to take the rap
It always surprised me how dead TL sounded in these situations. On stage they were among best live bands ever.
Playback music and live vocals. Watch Rosalie at Top Of The Pops... entirely live, big difference. Still is great that Phil made live vocals over the studio tracks. Much better than an all around playback.
Agree with that! Saw them in '76 at Brunel Uni (Brian R tried to beat me up backstage afterwards, when I was unplugging the lights) and Hammy in '77 (Live and Dangerous). Never saw Zep sadly, so the best live rock act ever for me, followed by Dr Feelgood and Graham Parker.
@@ChosenHandle117 ..very unlike brian to take umbridge ...did you look at his pint?
I was there too. Astonishing band live. I did see Zep three times and they were a force of nature. But man, saw Lizzy so many times and they were just awesome. Think ourselves privileged eh! Jeez, Brunel Uni, some good nights in early 70’s. Happy St Patrick’s Day.
They were dynamite live but producers frequently failed to capture that energy in the studio
Phil was such a rockstar!
There's a statue of Phil in his hometown in Europe. Local hero. As it should be.
Love Lizzy
Immense band x
Immortal 🤘
Saw them in 79 in Chicago, Illinois A day in the park
Prefer them than U2. One of the coolest bands on this galaxy. Cheers from Poland
That was great.
Me..Im still listening to this
Still a Bad ass tune
Saw them at World Series of Rock Cleveland stadium 1979
Great Group Iconic song
SOMETIME I SOUND LIKE A BROKEN RECORD
BUT THOSE OF US WHO WERE TEENS IN THE
EARLY 70s DID LIVE IN THE BEST OF TIMES
ROCK& ROLL FOREVER
This video is hilarious. I can’t picture these dancing kiddies going to a Thin Lizzy concert. Great Band though. One of my favorites from the 70’s.
As a kid jamming in the mirror like a Tom Cruise lol 😆 great tune and band!!
Are you kidding me? I’m watching it and it’s great. I love it. Thank you.
outstanding band
Bass. Drums. Guitars. No frills rock and roll.
Dual Les Paul’s guitars ….one knows shit is the real deal.
Proper music..
The best 💪⚡🇮🇪
Once went in to a department store and asked the clueless shop assistant if they had any records(yes, vinyl only back then) by Thin Lizzy. She then looked at me and asked, "Is that female vocal?"🙄
Always have my Thin Lizzy - Jail Break CD in my 2005 Laramie's 5-disc system. Saw once,,, always wanted more !
Excellent although the best version is when they did the Midnight Special back on 3/25/77. Gary Moore was the guitarist on that one.
Phil was a true rock star who unfortunately burned out due alcohol and drug abuse like many before and after him! Truly underappreciated especially in US but absolutely one of my favorites! Jailbreak is a rock classic
I'm still listening to it
Philip was one of a kind. There was a guitarist from California who combined with a Glaswegian to form that twin guitar sound. Thus Thin Lizzy had a unique identity.
So I'm in Tampa way long time ago. Journey opened for them with Steve Perry lead singer for journey.
Love and touch and squeezing, bang and then break out
Love Thin Lizzy.
Hope you’re doing as you please Phil.
Yeah man, saw the boys open for Alice Cooper, Welcome to my Nightmare tour at Madison Square Garden. Unforgettable.
Saw them in '77 when they opened for Queen. Phil and Freddie on the same stage.
Classic!!!
Love TL
Old school kicks ass
so cool
thanks🎉
I blew a few Kraco speakers cranking this up in my 510!
Essa banda era tooop
This is great, but it was probably 1976. Live vocal! Thanks. :)
Belfast's Whitla Hall 1982 - backed by Sweet Savage - aaahhh - the memories!!
Phil Lynott nuff said!
Underrated band... They were great,!!!!