I was driving back from Yorkshire in my lorry, really depressed and wondered where my life was headed, I had 'Lizzy' on a cassette tape, and when "Cowboy Song" came on, it cheered me up no end, and things didn't seem so bad afterwards.
in 1983 while i was hangin out in germany, i went to this concert called monsters of rock at the zepplinfeld in nuremburg, 9 bands total, one of them was thin lizzy....was downfront at the stage the whole time, this was also the last time gary moore was with them on that tour. I still have the ticket stub from that gig
Was there also, actually got a photo of Phil on stage with my POS camera I had. It was one of the last time he would play close to his passing, He was good..
Pity he never got the recognition he really deserved: an incredible talent. Wrote some truly sublime songs. If you listen to their music from the start you understand what a diverse talent he was. Jailbreak -what an album!
damita Smith This was my favorite song by them, back in the day. I really miss their music and style, may he rest in peace with the other greats like Hendrix and Bo.
damita Smith I love it, obviously You didn't, and neither did I, we have to remind people sometimes that we (our people) have been about music since we arrived here in ships against our will, but singing anyway. We have continued to make, create, and revolutionize music ever since. I am grateful to Little Richard, Bo Diddley, and Chuck Berry for Getting this party started Right, and also groups Like Living Colour for continuing with pride and style.
damita Smith One day people will understand that we have to live together or we all will suffer. Music is just one way to bring some togetherness to this world, until then "keep hope alive and keep rockin".
Mike Replin Never Underrepresented or under appreciated by anyone with a clue. No disrespect whatsoever. They had some of the best guitarists going!! Still miss Phil. R.I.P. Boss.
@@williamfarmer2348 Gary was their Greatest player ever...BUT Lizzy wern't the Best with Gary...Gary's heart wasn't in it. They were much better with Robertson/Gorham. That was the " best combo"
no doubt thin lizzy is one of if not the greatest rock band period!!!! rock and roll hall of fame or not we know better, and phil was the coolest person to ever walk the stage, he is a true hero, not only his music but he made the world a better place for us all black white red or yellow R.I.P. phil your a true hero, and a cowboy
Phil Lynott just had the voice for this song. Hard for any other singer to do it justice. Miss you always, Phil. Taken from us far too young, far too soon. RIP brother. God needed you more.
Phil and Jimi definitely in heaven together, great core for heavens massive rock band...i miss this music, havent heard it in a while..some of the best music ever mate, you know he's laughing cause he cant see the stars..R.I.P Phil..youre missed mate
Saw them on the Jailbreak tour in the UK! Absolutely brilliant - and that was the seventies when there were so many great bands and concerts! They always stuck in my mind as being up there with the best! So happy I was born when I was!
Saw them opening for Queen in Vancouver and I was absolutely blown away. I knew their music and liked the band, but up close they might have been the best hard rock guitar band I've ever seen.. and I've seen them all.
Phil Lynot and the band were true rock and roll stars, under appreciated by the public at the time. I saw them open for Queen in Boston in 1976. 2 bands that had their music cut short. But by God I was in heaven that night.
i love this song. makes me cry but i dont know why...it is at same time sad and happy...i am so sorry for Phill...my neighbrou and a good friend died also in 1986 in car excidente...he was a real rocker and he was just 19 years old...i was 11...i wish they are alive,both of them...great band,great music...i love you people,all of you...peace and love...take carre...bye
Thin Lizzy, April Wine, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were my all-time favorite bands. They were all about the fans first. Phil Lynott left us way too early in life. RIP Phil, and rock on my friend!
The band had it's problems with drugs. Phil, Scott & Brian Robertson but it comes with the territory unfortunitly!!!! But Thin Lizzy will always have a place in HARD ROCK history!!!!! Peace & Love Phil, you'll always be missed!!!
I saw him back in Dublin when he was about 15 years old. He was playing with a band called The Black Eagles. He was playing in a shed in front of about 30 people. He was great even then.
RIP PHIL. 🙏 I use to have a TL Jailbreak shirt when I was 20 or so. That was 45 years ago and I still break out the TL L&D cd sometimes. This is my favorite song.
@@williamfarmer2348 except for the Journey part cause they are such a pussy band unless it was with Rolie on vocals before the femboy came in and ruined them
Thin Lizzy! What more can be said, of one of the greatest rock bands in the world! Simply amazing with Phil lynott at the helm! I had the opportunity to see them twice and this exact lineup at Mr. C’s Rock Palace ( Lowell Massachusetts)on their Chinatown tour. Amazing Show! R. I. P. Phil
I remember being Super into KISS! One of My Dad's friend's say's "ya want to hear some real Rock and Roll?' He play's Cowboy Song !!! Hooked every since!! Thank's for video.
To be sure, to be sure, a pearl. In fact a diamond in my eyes. Rocked me since forever. Thank you for attending the show Mr. Phillip Lynott, hope your new gig is going well. Hope to be there someday.
and my dad saw them during jailbreak 1976 Sjö historiska Musem Stockholm even shooked the drummer brain downeys hand after the show laid back band to say the least should had been today hah, even my dads friend who was a drummer at the time said it was an honor to shook his favourite drummers hand at the time, then they took a beer at a bar in stockholm nothing more to it.
For years I only knew them for The Boys Are Back in Town - then I got the album Jailbreak and man, did that open my eyes! My last job involved a LOT of driving - I practically wore out their Greatest Hits CD in that time. This and Whiskey in the Jar are my two absolute favorites! It's my great loss to have missed out on this fantastic band for so many years.
Here is my story----Happy Birthday to Phil Lynott who was the leader of the most iconic band in history. I cannot express how much the music of Thin Lizzy meant to me and just how lucky I was to of seen them play several times and even sitting down with him and Scott Gorham at the High Roller club in Memphis but unfortunately if you asked me what we talking about I am afraid I could not tell you due to his very thick Irish accent . I listened to Live and Dangerous more times than most people wear shoes. I remember everyone piling in my car headed to one of his shows in Memphis leaving from this house Im in now and listening to ''Southbound'' and singing it along the way.I remember one show my gf and I had no tickets but I wanted to go to the Coliseum anyway and as we drove around backstage to listen or catch a glimpse 2 girls were coming out from the gates and asked my gf if we wanted their BACKSTAGE PASSES Are you kidding!! Eddie Money was exiting Stage Right as we entered and Thin Lizzy was next,the stars truly lined up for me that night.. The photos I took of them are really special to me and all of you that like and share them makes me happy and proud. Although he is no longer with us, the words I often say ring so true with him,I wish I could see him play just one more time.
We are still out here on the trail my friend, some lost, others riding hard. Miss my buddies. Horse is well fed and I got guns on my hips. Never forgotten till the last breath.
Was sitting in a pub near Cork when Lizzy played their last tour in the city hall. Told my buddies I was heading to the show and they all got too drunk to go. I said I'll catch them the next time.
Definitely underrated. You request a Thin Lizzy song on the radio (don't specify which) and I'd bet about 99 times out of 100 it would either be The Boys Are Back In Town or Jailbreak because none of their other songs get any play time. I would say in no particular order my favorite 3 Thin Lizzy songs are this one, Whisky in The Jar, and Boys Are Back In Town.
I saw Lizzy at Hammersmith Odeon. They were SUPPORTING Bachman Turner Overdrive, who were touring on the success of "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet". Way into the BTO set the crowd was still chanting Lizzy...…. Lizzy...... Lizzy
Brilliance..sheer Brilliance!!! Ive seen Lizzy play in my home city of Newcastle Upon Tyne in England, at the City Hall & although not a huge venue.. Bands love playing there as it was built in Victorian times specifically for sound! So it has a quality hard to define but bands say its one of the best places to play because of the sound quality & how it reverberates like a Boomerang Seeing Thin Lizzy play there about 6 times all told & they were even better live than on a recording, just outa this world Phil will never die in the hearts & souls of musicians & fans everywhere... BLISS Cheers 🇬🇧👧🕊
Show how brilliant of a songwriter he was most people don't know he was on a tour bus going through New Mexico and saw a ranch and then he wrote the cowboy song
A long ago loss, never forgotten, but a #1 on my list of what was good times, may that fire burn forever. I love turning people on to the thin Lizzy, good bless
In 2003 Classic Rock Magazine 50 greatest live albums voted Thin Lizzy "Live And Dangerous" the best live album ever. Issue #61. Maybe the UK has a better appreciation. For myself I love Thin Lizzy lots of energy, together as a unit live and always enjoyable...
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I was driving back from Yorkshire in my lorry, really depressed and wondered where my life was headed, I had 'Lizzy' on a cassette tape, and when "Cowboy Song" came on, it cheered me up no end, and things didn't seem so bad afterwards.
The same expérience when i have been a remover.
A lorry,a radio cassette and THIN LIZZY.....back to Dordogne direction bordeaux....
Keep your frickin head up!!
Phil and the band had a way of reaching into you soul pull out your inner “Cool”. They were and will always be “The Boys” who came back to town.
When you wake up in the morning with this guitar riff playing in your head, it's gonna be a good day 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Heaven mate
If you do it right, you're rocking a hangover that would kill most mortal me.
Loved Thin Lizzy since I was 12. 54 now, and will always. RIP, Phillip.
Absolutely on that,all the way.we will always miss the genius
15,47 now.....ditto.
Freddie Mercury and Elton John had their bio-movies made and released, when can we expect Phil's? Much deserved!!
Waiting for that movie myself.
He wasn't a butt pirate, so probably never.
@@ghah5701 Can we get a Rob Halford movie then?
RebelSpiritof77 totally different league
@@ghah5701 dumbass
The older I get the more I appreciate this old 70's music. The 70's&80's music will never be matched. We had the best music.
This is such an epic version of their classic Cowboy song, Phil had this stage presence which money cannot buy!
This song is in my top 10 of all time! What a great voice he had!
my top ten is about 200 plus many favourites but this one is special .
f**king amazing version of the song. Phil Lynott has got to be one of the most missed people in all of rock!!
Tommylawrence09 just like his idol. So much potential sadly gone too soon
Tommylawrence09 after freddie mercury
Thin Lizzy was really a very underestimated band..Phil was one of the best bass players to live...and Gary Moore...what else do you need to say..
@@markcoggins9474 they were good long before Gary Moore came along, Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson were pretty good too, same for Eric Bell
@@markcoggins9474 What does "underestimated" mean? What were they being estimated for?
I'd call them underappreciated.
Agree. one of best rock bands ever
I just call them the best damn rock band ever
No doubt about that. If they had been a US or even a British band, they probably would have gotten a lot more attention.
3:28 one of my fav guitar solos of all time. Thin Lizzy rules!!!
in 1983 while i was hangin out in germany, i went to this concert called monsters of rock at the zepplinfeld in nuremburg, 9 bands total, one of them was thin lizzy....was downfront at the stage the whole time, this was also the last time gary moore was with them on that tour. I still have the ticket stub from that gig
Was there also, actually got a photo of Phil on stage with my POS camera I had. It was one of the last time he would play close to his passing, He was good..
His voice gives me goosebumps..
Pity he never got the recognition he really deserved: an incredible talent. Wrote some truly sublime songs. If you listen to their music from the start you understand what a diverse talent he was. Jailbreak -what an album!
Being born and raised in California, I can't help but feel the call of the old west sometimes,
damita Smith This was my favorite song by them, back in the day. I really miss their music and style, may he rest in peace with the other greats like Hendrix and Bo.
damita Smith I love it, obviously You didn't, and neither did I, we have to remind people sometimes that we (our people) have been about music since we arrived here in ships against our will, but singing anyway. We have continued to make, create, and revolutionize music ever since. I am grateful to Little Richard, Bo Diddley, and Chuck Berry for Getting this party started Right, and also groups Like Living Colour for continuing with pride and style.
damita Smith One day people will understand that we have to live together or we all will suffer. Music is just one way to bring some togetherness to this world, until then "keep hope alive and keep rockin".
damita Smith Being in Texas, Does that make you a Ranger (Texas Ranger) or Cowgirl (Dallas) ?
damita Smith This is how we met.
The post that started our wonderful and beautiful friendship.
as a (trying) recovering junkie i know why we lost him. i just wish he had the support he needed to keep him with us
one of the greatest bands ever.
Snowy White... Such an underrated Guitarist as well as Scott Gorham, That was a legendary line up right here.
Mike Replin Never Underrepresented or under appreciated by anyone with a clue. No disrespect whatsoever. They had some of the best guitarists going!! Still miss Phil. R.I.P. Boss.
Who can forget Gary Moore?
@@williamfarmer2348 Nobody will ever forget Gary or Sykes.
@@williamfarmer2348 Gary was their Greatest player ever...BUT Lizzy wern't the Best with Gary...Gary's heart wasn't in it. They were much better with Robertson/Gorham. That was the " best combo"
no doubt thin lizzy is one of if not the greatest rock band period!!!! rock and roll hall of fame or not we know better, and phil was the coolest person to ever walk the stage, he is a true hero, not only his music but he made the world a better place for us all black white red or yellow
R.I.P. phil your a true hero, and a cowboy
Phil Lynott just had the voice for this song. Hard for any other singer to do it justice. Miss you always, Phil. Taken from us far too young, far too soon. RIP brother. God needed you more.
Phil and Jimi definitely in heaven together, great core for heavens massive rock band...i miss this music, havent heard it in a while..some of the best music ever mate, you know he's laughing cause he cant see the stars..R.I.P Phil..youre missed mate
I had forgot about them🤫
The way Rock and Roll is done.
Gorham = Unsung, underrated & VERY enduring, durable & talented guitarist. Cool looking dude, too!
I love the "coke nose blow" before he starts singing...beginning of the end I'm afraid. Top 5 rockstar EVER!
They sure are playing at coke speed on this version.. LOL slow it down boys too good of a song to play that fast RIP PHIL love ya brother 👍
Anyone that knew anything about snorting cocaine would know you would never blow your nose.
@@joelg5358 Unless you can afford loads
@@elzorro7of9 it was just dripping out .
Saw them on the Jailbreak tour in the UK! Absolutely brilliant - and that was the seventies when there were so many great bands and concerts! They always stuck in my mind as being up there with the best! So happy I was born when I was!
Saw them opening for Queen in Vancouver and I was absolutely blown away. I knew their music and liked the band, but up close they might have been the best hard rock guitar band I've ever seen.. and I've seen them all.
Dear kids if you grow up to save all mankind the planet, universe,etc. You'll only be half as cool as Phil.
A beautiful soul
Phil Lynot and the band were true rock and roll stars, under appreciated by the public at the time. I saw them open for Queen in Boston in 1976. 2 bands that had their music cut short. But by God I was in heaven that night.
I'm just gonna say it right now, Happy early Birthday to Phil....R.I.P. BROTHER :)
band mastery phil captain = always speaking great words in songs and faith and reality = GOD BLESS REALLY MISSED !
i love this song. makes me cry but i dont know why...it is at same time sad and happy...i am so sorry for Phill...my neighbrou and a good friend died also in 1986 in car excidente...he was a real rocker and he was just 19 years old...i was 11...i wish they are alive,both of them...great band,great music...i love you people,all of you...peace and love...take carre...bye
phill lynott what a great rocker you are dearly missed by all your fans worlwide
I saw this band 13 times, including 3 nights in a row @ Wembley #legends
Lynott was the epitamy of a Rock God
Him and Jimi Hendrix, both were rock gods.
@@Excalibur2112 nj
Thin Lizzy, April Wine, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers were my all-time favorite bands. They were all about the fans first. Phil Lynott left us way too early in life. RIP Phil, and rock on my friend!
this ruled the late 70s and early 80s
The band had it's problems with drugs. Phil, Scott & Brian Robertson but it comes with the territory unfortunitly!!!! But Thin Lizzy will always have a place in HARD ROCK history!!!!! Peace & Love Phil, you'll always be missed!!!
One of the top 5 front men of all time thanks phil
Phil lynott R.I.P great Singer and great bassist.
Absolutly one of the best rock bands of all time.
my late father, very Irish, thought this the best Cowboy music!
Maureen Sullivan you have my sincerest apologies for your loss.
I saw him back in Dublin when he was about 15 years old. He was playing with a band called The Black Eagles. He was playing in a shed in front of about 30 people. He was great even then.
Phil Lynett - R.I.P.!
I saw them in concert. 1977 Uptown Theater Kansas City,Mo.
+SamsGarageSale Uauuuu Sam! Eu iria amar ver eles ao vivo....
Me too......
I envy you!
Glasgow Apollo for me. A friend's entire family would go, too. Good times. Still have my autographed ticket and program.
aos brazuca na area!
for me one of the biggerst singer and bassplayer.(R.I.P.)
Saw them on tour in 1978 with Nazareth at St. Louis. Unforgettable. Share 20 Aug as a BD with Phil.
Bob E. Spurgeon lucky!
I'd say ya got them at them height. Good man.
Ditto Bob...WAS THE BEST...R.I.P. PHIL....NOBODY COULD COME CLOSE TO YOU AND THE BOYS... ONE OF THE BEST CONCERTS EVER...!!!
Just a cool song! All these years later it still does it for me!
Unsung heroes
i didn't know this guys until hear their songs in detroit rock city
movie about 17 years ago, since then thin lizzy became one of my
favorite bands
great band great time
Jailbreak was the first album that I ever bought. The ski jump in the movie Eddie the Eagle reintroduced this song to new generations.
@@teej783 exactly how i got into the jail break album (new abt lizzy before just never really listened to them)
Loves me some '70s guitar rock.
Happy 73rd birthday Phil Lynot!!!🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿🤘🏿 Getcha Pull 🥃-CHEERS 🍻
RIP PHIL. 🙏 I use to have a TL Jailbreak shirt when I was 20 or so. That was 45 years ago and I still break out the TL L&D cd sometimes. This is my favorite song.
These guys were so talented, amazing
RIP Phil - but also props to the entire band whose greatness is often lost in Phil's shadow.
And Downey was awesome too, can't forget him.
And Gary Moore!
Bad Reputation says it all....
The most underrated band in the history of RocknRoll!!!
why is it every band i google is the most underrated
I grew up with Thin Lizzy in my 8 track deck rocking down the highways in a 69 Monaco 500. Drinking beer & living large!
Saw these guys with nazareth back in mid 70's in st.louis mo great show . R. I. P. Phil🎼
I saw them in St Louis with Journey on their Alive and Dangerous tour. One of the best shows I've ever seen!
@@williamfarmer2348 except for the Journey part cause they are such a pussy band unless it was with Rolie on vocals before the femboy came in and ruined them
Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone!
How beautiful is this jam? Wow.
So beautiful I forgive them for the line about Southern girls all being the same !!! I love these guys ,and this jam is SO perfect !
snottyxraygirl We talk trash about southern girls, and then we fall like a bag rocks for them every time. It's a guy thing.
I saw them on this tour with Status Quo as the opener....$4.00 for a ticket !!!!
would have been a brilliant concert , where did you see them ? i saw them at reading in 1983 but dont remember much lol ,,dam
Wow
I would’ve paid $1000s just to witness this Legend
Brian Downey is by far one of the most under rated drummers of all time. There some insane drum fills in this song. One at 3:39 - 3:40
Thin Lizzy! What more can be said, of one of the greatest rock bands in the world! Simply amazing with Phil lynott at the helm! I had the opportunity to see them twice and this exact lineup at Mr. C’s Rock Palace ( Lowell Massachusetts)on their Chinatown tour. Amazing Show! R. I. P. Phil
Was lucky enough to see them live at Slane Castle many years ago. U2 was the support band.
I remember being Super into KISS! One of My Dad's friend's say's "ya want to hear some real Rock and Roll?' He play's Cowboy Song !!! Hooked every since!! Thank's for video.
To be sure, to be sure, a pearl. In fact a diamond in my eyes. Rocked me since forever. Thank you for attending the show Mr. Phillip Lynott, hope your new gig is going well. Hope to be there someday.
Thin Lizzy ROCKS!
My youngest musician brother all time favorite band. RIP Bro. We miss you big time.
Don't care what anyone says, Snowy White❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍🙌
Probably one of the most underrated bands ever they had such a unique sound they deserve to be in Cleveland
Thunder and Lightning. Best live album EVER!!!!
Thunder and Lightning isn’t a live album.
@@thefonzkiss Yeah, you're right. I was thinking of Live and Dangerous. Best live album ever!!!
and my dad saw them during jailbreak 1976 Sjö historiska Musem Stockholm even shooked the drummer brain downeys hand after the show laid back band to say the least should had been today hah, even my dads friend who was a drummer at the time said it was an honor to shook his favourite drummers hand at the time, then they took a beer at a bar in stockholm nothing more to it.
Just peerless.....Phil you left too bloody soon . But you are a rock God forever.....
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Nominee 10/15/19
Roy Martinez they’d better get in!
For years I only knew them for The Boys Are Back in Town - then I got the album Jailbreak and man, did that open my eyes! My last job involved a LOT of driving - I practically wore out their Greatest Hits CD in that time. This and Whiskey in the Jar are my two absolute favorites!
It's my great loss to have missed out on this fantastic band for so many years.
Best band ever
Enjoy the ride
It's ok we still got some great videos of phil.roll me over I tell my wife
What an awesome band, Phil was a very underrated front man as well.
Props to phil for mentioning the outlaws aniother great guitar band!
Good old Rockpalast ❤
A Good Friend of my Ernie from Santa Clara NM turn me on to this Band back in the early 80s God bless you Brother
Hey dude you out their reach out in the (505)
I envy those who were there to witness the greatest Rocker that ever lived.
Yup, I got to see them several times in the 70's as openers for much less talented bands. Sad really!
Here is my story----Happy Birthday to Phil Lynott who was the leader of the most iconic band in history. I cannot express how much the music of Thin Lizzy meant to me and just how lucky I was to of seen them play several times and even sitting down with him and Scott Gorham at the High Roller club in Memphis but unfortunately if you asked me what we talking about I am afraid I could not tell you due to his very thick Irish accent . I listened to Live and Dangerous more times than most people wear shoes. I remember everyone piling in my car headed to one of his shows in Memphis leaving from this house Im in now and listening to ''Southbound'' and singing it along the way.I remember one show my gf and I had no tickets but I wanted to go to the Coliseum anyway and as we drove around backstage to listen or catch a glimpse 2 girls were coming out from the gates and asked my gf if we wanted their BACKSTAGE PASSES Are you kidding!! Eddie Money was exiting Stage Right as we entered and Thin Lizzy was next,the stars truly lined up for me that night.. The photos I took of them are really special to me and all of you that like and share them makes me happy and proud. Although he is no longer with us, the words I often say ring so true with him,I wish I could see him play just one more time.
I saw. They conquered. And I totally under-appreciated...who's sorry now? ME
Yup wot a dude. Saw him loads happy days
Amen to that😇
We are still out here on the trail my friend, some lost, others riding hard. Miss my buddies. Horse is well fed and I got guns on my hips. Never forgotten till the last breath.
Great music, i cant get enough of it. It's just sooo damn goood!
these guys are up there with the bands ever. they never got full recegnition. take a close every thing they did top quality.
Was sitting in a pub near Cork when Lizzy played their last tour in the city hall. Told my buddies I was heading to the show and they all got too drunk to go. I said I'll catch them the next time.
I just listened to this on the radio in the car and had tonlisten to it again.I love this!
Definitely underrated. You request a Thin Lizzy song on the radio (don't specify which) and I'd bet about 99 times out of 100 it would either be The Boys Are Back In Town or Jailbreak because none of their other songs get any play time. I would say in no particular order my favorite 3 Thin Lizzy songs are this one, Whisky in The Jar, and Boys Are Back In Town.
There'll never be another like Phil. RIP.
best song of thin lizzy greetings from germany to ireland.......
This band was so great and this song is just perfect!
I saw Lizzy at Hammersmith Odeon. They were SUPPORTING Bachman Turner Overdrive, who were touring on the success of "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet". Way into the BTO set the crowd was still chanting
Lizzy...…. Lizzy...... Lizzy
I have seen them 13 times, including 3 nights during the Live and Dangerous tour. Best Live LP of all time.
Saw Phil play live in Bannockburn in 1984, and he was smoking not only musically. His joint fell into his boot and nearly set him on fire.
Phil Lynott ....amazing singer, songwriter, and bassist....
Brilliance..sheer Brilliance!!!
Ive seen Lizzy play in my home city of Newcastle Upon Tyne in England, at the City Hall & although not a huge venue..
Bands love playing there as it was built in Victorian times specifically for sound!
So it has a quality hard to define but bands say its one of the best places to play because of the sound quality & how it reverberates like a Boomerang
Seeing Thin Lizzy play there about 6 times all told & they were even better live than on a recording, just outa this world
Phil will never die in the hearts & souls of musicians & fans everywhere... BLISS
Cheers
🇬🇧👧🕊
Show how brilliant of a songwriter he was most people don't know he was on a tour bus going through New Mexico and saw a ranch and then he wrote the cowboy song
A long ago loss, never forgotten, but a #1 on my list of what was good times, may that fire burn forever. I love turning people on to the thin Lizzy, good bless
Caught them in 79 with Eddie Money. Those were the days that I miss.
One of the truly great songs from a truly fantastic band
Phil Lynott Legend..
Thin Lizzy é simplesmente uma das melhoras bandas de rock de todos os tempos!
tem do o meu apoio
concerteza
Concordo plenamente....
Uma das maiores e mais influentes bandas de Rock de todos os tempos
com certeza meu nobre essa banda é a melhor
Phil owned the stage and the twin Les Paul riffs made sure he kept it.
In 2003 Classic Rock Magazine 50 greatest live albums voted Thin Lizzy "Live And Dangerous" the best live album ever. Issue #61. Maybe the UK has a better appreciation. For myself I love Thin Lizzy lots of energy, together as a unit live and always enjoyable...
Ditto. Man, you must be as old as me. ( 60 tomoz) sigh