I’m so sorry for your loss, and so happy for your 41 years together. I will be married 9 years in August and cannot fathom losing this woman. Keep rocking brother 🤟
sorry for your loss bud.....i have recorded this track myself and would love some feedback on it- if you have the time -give it a listen for me ? thanks ....and keep strong brother .
My hart goes out to you my friend so sad, I’m 65 this year my wife 71 been together since I was 18, this is one of our treasures, a great tune, and a great Band. I had the pleasure to see Thin Lizzy back in the 70s I was young lol, my ears are still ringing 👍🏻🙏🏻
These guys changed my life...I met my wife when she enquired who was playing on the jukebox in my local,I told her it was Thin Lizzy! The track was "Running back". .here we are 42 years later, married with 2 kids and 6 grandchildren....Jenny...IM STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU"♥️♠️♦️♣️ RIP PHILO AND GARY.🎸👍💕
This was the one we all waited for in the clubs in Dublin so we could get a chance to slow dance with the girls. Huge thanks to Lizzy for providing a very important social service for the young men of Dublin in the 70s. Great memories.
My brothers and I stood out front, about 10 lines of people back on the right side, looking at the stage, we thought that we were in heaven that summer night and yes, we were right we were.
People who've never listened to Live and Dangerous just don't know how great this band was. There are cuts on there that are absolutely epic and unforgettable.
You are completely wrong about this, my brothers and I got to see Thin Lizzy many times sometimes 3 nights on the trot,, and we would say to each other after those concerts, why are we so lucky to get to see a greater band of all time Thin Lizzy also Rory Gallagher
My sister dated Phil 'back in the day', everyone knew everyone in Dublin then. Brilliant times, so carefree and you could go anywhere with virtually anyone and fee safe.
The best indeed !!! And I am not a huge fan ,but I've always been loving this song since I was in my early teen ,I was 12 ,or 13 ,now I am 57 !! This song still makes me cry .💔💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
One of the greatest Bands ever!!!! Jesus, Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson's playing dominated the 70's...... Phil would later bring in legends Gary Moore, John Sykes and Snowy White.... Not too shabby. at all.... One thing is for certain, Phil left us way too early, I still miss him so much..... God Bless.....
My original comment wasn’t meant as a timeline but simply acknowledging the great players of Thin Lizzy…. Way to go with blowing it out of proportion, Thank god the internet is safe of misinformation with people like you standing guard….. Thank you for your service…..
It was Phil and Jimmy Bain that has party really hard and Jimmy Bain left instead of calling ambulance, he know that Phil was in really bad shape, but he was scared to get caught with illegal stuff and left Phil alone, Philip immune system was weakened , that’s what alcohol does and he caught pneumonia that’s what killed Phil GOD Bless him he was a good human being
hiya ....i did a demo at home - with me on all instruments....you might dig it ! bit different from the original tho . ruclips.net/video/qV9w0-OMAD8/видео.html
Don’t stop here my friend. I suggest taking a serious deep dive into Thin Lizzy and Phil Lynott! You will find things that will blow your mind. Amazing talent throughout
Imagine... If Phil hadnt left us so early and these guys had contnued to keep playing the music... weve had to put up with the stones playing crap for so long. imgaine ..... 40 years of the Lizzy..... fuck I miss this band.....
These guys are the Gods of the twin lead guitars. My best lineup was that one that had Brian Robertson and Scot Gorham. But i will never forget the magic of the.much underrated Gary Moore. RIP Gary and Phil. Am still in live with the lady of.my wayward youth. Thin Lizzy is her name
I was blessed to grow up in the 70's.... and spent most of my youth going to and experiencing live music! And I caught Thin Lizzy twice!! One show was Thin Lizzy and Foghat on the same bill!😂😂 I was hitching rides to shows before I was old enough to even get my learners permit!!! Lol What a great decade in music to be alive in!! Always holds a special place in my heart.❤🎉
Yes,the best ballad ever !!! It still makes me cry like a baby to listen to this song 4 decades later ,almost 5 decades since I 1st listened to !! I cried for hours ( kept playing ) !! I can't listen to this song w/ o crying !! I am 57 now !! Lol. So raw / genuine ,a heartbreaking song !! 💔💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Cool !! I still cry whenever listen to this song ,just like when I was a teenager. Very simple ,but also very true,raw ,beautiful feelings/ emotions put together, the best described in a song !! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
You might find this silly ! But, I used to think to myself why a man could write this song couldn't write a huge hit song ,or at least more catchy ones !! I only lived this song & a few more songs of his . Decades later I can see/ hear how talented he really was !! I always admired his vocal ( voice & he was on always ) ,but never loved it ! Like John Sykes once said ,he was the one you could count on always on stage ! If anything went wrong,he would had fixed it automatically on the spot live !! I coukd totally see that natural talent in him now !! And how tight these guys were together on stage !! If I were a pro British ,or even American musician back then ,I would had begged him to let me join the gangs !!! Thin Lizzy would had been my top choice !! A real natural talent !! ✨️ 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Back in 79' when I was 18 Brian Downey sat in on a rehearsal with a small band we had going in Dublin. What a feckin drummer, he lifted the roof off the place without even trying. Afterwards we all went to the pub and had a great night, the memory lives on. Brian Robertson was only 17 when he joined Lizzie, a great bunch of lads on and off the stage, thank you all...
I have to agree sadly !! If I were a British rock musician in that Era, they were the band I would had wanted to join !! They were so tight & entertaining !! They were one of my least favourite back then,but I really really appreciate them now !! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Sorry !! I said British as tgey got a Scotish guitarist ,too !! And ...an American guitarist ,as well as John Sykes who is an English man ,used to be one of my guitar heroes ! But,you're right ,originally Irish !! Britan & U.K.thing I get confused ,even after understanding which is which ( 3 countries vs 4 countries included ) .I just should think Ireland separately which I usually do !! I respect Irish for that ,too !! I don't have any strong political views ,or belief ,but I admire the Irish people's pride & not giving up/ giving in !! You guys are very strong people which I LOVE !!! Thank you so much for your reply !! My apology !! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🇨🇮💞
I am 50 years old. I was 9 years old when I heard them for the first time. How special he was, how special this song is. The man sang from the heart, the soul. There were few such singers before and after him. I watch the way he sings, the way he plays and his every move on stage. My heart skips a beat every time I hear this song and his voice. How much he "gave himself" in this song. That is rare.❤
My Dad took my sisters and I to see Thin Lizzy at the Rainbow….. it was so beautiful for us xx We will always remember the precious moment of Phillip Lynott and his beautiful band
Just lose myself in this tune cheers to you THIN LIZZY RIP Phillip, I met your mum Philomena in Derry she was on a drugs awareness event , such a presence & quality never forget it
Scott Gorham's spot in this song is one of the most beautiful solos I know. Scott doesn't appear in lists of "greatest guitarists" but he could play a tasty solo.
@@ruthylopez When Gary Moore rejoined the band, he said Scott's playing reminded him what it meant to play with "feel". That is some compliment! Scott's playing style is like skimming stones across a lake. A one off.
Did you know southbound was a sound check? But it was played so well they kept it in for the Album...I agree with you though...it's a brilliant Album.🎸💕🎶
@@samandjennysambrook yeah I did know that they have released a new Live and dangerous album with all concerts on a new album, some times Thin Lizzy played 3 sold out concerts on every stadium or hall in 1976-1978 Live and dangerous world tour ✌️
@@LRD113 yes I'm a Lizzy nutter even at 64rys old, saw them many times and went to the Philo statue unveiling in 2005. Got to know his mum quite well and we remained friends until she went to join him.. Lizzy were unique and I will always love them.🎧💕🎶🎸👌
Yea they are still amazing I saw them first time 1974 and last 1983 every year and even had a beer with Philip Lynnot he used to stay at that hotel I was working at the time, he was a really nice man and all guys in Thin Lizzy Was really nice guys, if you don’t know how it is to continually doing world tours and albums and all naughty stuff that comes with it and falls for it, you will get burned out, now doubt about that
@@LRD113 well,as Phil's mum told me, Love my boy,but please don't love his life. Style because it was that that took him to his grave at just 36,. Philomena was kind,charming and funny, and generous with her time..I never met Phil but met Eric Bell a few times over the years...a really nice bloke with some great stories.👌👍
Interesting fact. This video version features a different unique version of Robbo's solo. The audio version of Live & Dangerous is not as cool. Though I don't know why all subsequent guitar players build their solos upon the latter.
Attitude and incredible stage presence - Robbo had it … and the ability to improvise a very different solo from his one on Live & Dangerous (which is very close to Gary Moore’s Nightlife original). A great performance! Lizzy at its peak, live :)
Think I'll just fall to pieces If I don't find something else to do This sadness never ceases I'm still in love with you My head, it keeps on reelin' It's got me in a crazy spin Darlin', darlin', darlin' Is this the end? They say time has a way of healing Dries all the tears from your eyes But darling, it's this empty feelin' My heart can't disguise After all that we've been through I try my best, but it's no use I guess I'll keep on loving you Is this the end? Now that it's all over Woman, there's something I think you should know Baby, baby, think it over Just one more time before you go Call on me, baby If there's anything I can do for you Call on me, baby Help me see it through Call on me, baby Why don't you call on me baby? Oh, help me see I'm in love with you (so in love with you)
I've been hearing Jailbreak and The boys are back in town on the radio since the 70's and thought they were alright, but this has to be one of the best live tunes I've ever heard.
That is what's so crazy about lizzy is you hear Jailbreak and Boys so many times (and they are great), but once you take the plunge to listening to the rest of the songs it's some of the best music ever
Isn’t this from the album where Phil Lynott shouts out, “Are there any women in the audience tonight who’d like a little more Irish inside them?” 😁 My god what a song what a band!!
We were so spoiled in the mid-late 70's. Music was so available and of such high quality. The artists gave us more than we could appreciate as evidenced here. Happy to see Lynott and TLizzy got their rewards.
Yea I like him a lot but before and after this recording it was Gary Moore in the band, because Robbo had a fist fighting injury then he had a fight with Phil over booze and had to go. And it was Gary Moore who wrote this song
Coincidence that they produced two of the best live double albums ever - Live and Dangerous & Strangers in the night. Both should be essential listening. I was lucky enough to see both Lizzy and UFO in my teens at Sheffield City Hall, truly magical to see great bands for reasonable money in a great smallish venue. Sadly now its all £100 tickets in massive warehouse like venues with no atmosphere.
Brian Robertson was the best, grew up in the same town as him, Clarkston |Glasgow Scotland, gave my sister guitar lessons, met him once at a Apollo show ,invited me back stage ,to meet the rest of the band, met them all got all the autographs, never forget it?
This song wasnt written it comes not just from Phils broken heart but his whole being From his vital centre, soul & psyche. You can hear it pour out of him Like his heart & soul were in bits & he needed to release it Its so gut wrenching! My story, im keeping short, but i felt the man in my life, decades back was my soul mate & he said he felt the same. But i had been offered the job of my dreams & for what id studied hard for, for nearly 4 yrs I was restless & needed to expand my horizons My guy was a homebody & easy going & i knew if i stayed id make him miserable, needing to seek out life etc, & i was scared id end up hating him if i stayed. Our last meeting was a dance & he asked the DJ to play this song for me, He sang it to me beside him & i was just overcome with sorrow & emotion I left after the song, & left his life. I moved abroad with my job & loved it, i sent him a few letters & cards but he wasnt a letterwriter & i knew he was brokenhearted. Cutting to the point I did have a great career, lived in 4 other countries, married, divorced, 2 daughters I somehow knew i wasnt quite whole anymore. I thought alot over the years about him but who was I to contact, hed happy, married, kids etc.? Then 8 yrs ago i returned to UK Came back up to my grass roots on the far North Eastern coast. I settled quite well, bought a nice home, felt good. An old friend saw me in our city in a cafe, we were delighted. Caught up, etc etc Nothing mentioned but loseley Agreed to maybe meet up in a pub we frequented when young. After several months, i did just that, got to the pub, felt fine Then.... this song came on the jukebox.. I froze, i felt tears come, & this great lump formed in my chest I was immediately back to all those years before. I felt crushed. You know, how you know someone is behind you? Well, it happened & i knew as sure as breath came after breath He was there. That was 6 years ago We got married not long after finding each other. There's loads of co incidences & kind of fate playing a big part But, we got there, in the end. We were both free, no burdens or responsibilities.. it was just RIGHT! So this song is very special indeed, im sure it means alot to many others too. Thank you for listening Peace🕊 From 🇬🇧👧
Знаменитая " двойная гитарная атака" в фирменном звучании Тин Лиззи от Брайан Робертсона и Скотта Горэма плюс бас гитара и вокал Фила Лайнотта. Это уже вечная музыка и композиция. Ах,какие группы блистали в конце 70-х.
Irelands Finest Thin Lizzy "Still in love with you .What a tune from back in the days of big hair and big fantastic guitar solos .Lizzy were the business and some operators ✨🎶🎤🎸🥁🕺☘️👏
I finally have this on DVD. This is without a doubt their pinnacle. This song on this night... The solo..... Fuck Me Runnin I was weeping. Am weeping.. I love Gary Moore but.... This is the finest rendition ever recorded. I am watching it again.. And again..
Brings back great memories of listening to this on my headphones in the wee of the morning! Saw them twice in Glasgow. Such a great live band! Brilliant song with memorable guitar solos! Live & Dangerous one of the best albums. No autotune required!
One of the best from THE best Irish band. Brian Robertson's solo is incredible. Gary Moore played on the studio version, but Robbo and Scotty nailed it every time live.
Right you are Sir. Gary left after recording some of Nightlifes guitar tracks and when Brian Robertsonjoined he listened to them before recording all the albums tracks, but he thought that Still in Love with You's solo by Gary was so incredible that he couldn't improve on it so left it well alone. A great call and very humble by him.
One of the best live bands and best live double albums ever - Live and Dangerous should be essential listening. I was lucky enough to see Lizzy in my teens on the Jailbreak tour at Sheffield City Hall, truly magical to see a great band for reasonable money in a great smallish venue. Sadly now its all £100 tickets in massive warehouse like venues with no atmosphere.
That was refreshing. Refreshing from what I've heard for the past 30 years of daily radio. Those 2 or 3 hits they always play. This was fresh and beautiful.
I’m 68 years old now, my wife died in 2020, 41 years together and four boys. I play this song every day and think of her.
Been married 28 years this year, can't imagine 😢
I’m so sorry for your loss, and so happy for your 41 years together. I will be married 9 years in August and cannot fathom losing this woman. Keep rocking brother 🤟
sorry for your loss bud.....i have recorded this track myself and would love some feedback on it- if you have the time -give it a listen for me ? thanks ....and keep strong brother .
ruclips.net/video/qV9w0-OMAD8/видео.html
My hart goes out to you my friend so sad, I’m 65 this year my wife 71 been together since I was 18, this is one of our treasures, a great tune, and a great Band. I had the pleasure to see Thin Lizzy back in the 70s I was young lol, my ears are still ringing 👍🏻🙏🏻
These guys changed my life...I met my wife when she enquired who was playing on the jukebox in my local,I told her it was Thin Lizzy! The track was "Running back". .here we are 42 years later, married with 2 kids and 6 grandchildren....Jenny...IM STILL IN LOVE WITH YOU"♥️♠️♦️♣️ RIP PHILO AND GARY.🎸👍💕
All the way from DUBLIN, Mr Philip parris Lynott
Wishing you and your wife and kids and grandkids all the best that life has to offer. Stay awesome from Malaysia 🇲🇾❤️
@@uncledan2u thank you so very much...wishing you all the very best from England.🎶👌💞
Lunga vita a chi ha sentimenti per condividere questa canzone .
This was the one we all waited for in the clubs in Dublin so we could get a chance to slow dance with the girls. Huge thanks to Lizzy for providing a very important social service for the young men of Dublin in the 70s. Great memories.
Lol.
So sad thin lizzy never got the recognition they so richly deserved!
Scott Gorham is is possibly the most underrated guitarist in history..
This solo is so well put together and pours with emotion, a fantastic job.
These day, Thin Lizzy is the most underrated Band.
But back in the late 1970's, early 1980's??
Absolutely NOT!
And a total gentleman!!!
My brothers and I stood out front, about 10 lines of people back on the right side, looking at the stage, we thought that we were in heaven that summer night and yes, we were right we were.
People who've never listened to Live and Dangerous just don't know how great this band was. There are cuts on there that are absolutely epic and unforgettable.
Still have my original vinyl copy.
Still have my vinyl double album and saw them live 5he same year at the Hammersmith Odeon…..
Fkn amazing album ,
Gets me every time I listen to it, just like the first time I heard it , EPIC
RIP Phil
I’m so glad I kept my vinyl copy
And break your heart !
God it was so wonderful back in those days, we never even realised it was so special, it just seemed the norm to us .
I am so blessed to have lived through it all
🙏🏽♥️🙏🏽
Naah we knew it was special... Well some of us did 🙄🤔😜☺️
You are completely wrong about this, my brothers and I got to see Thin Lizzy many times sometimes 3 nights on the trot,, and we would say to each other after those concerts, why are we so lucky to get to see a greater band of all time Thin Lizzy also Rory Gallagher
Well said
My sister dated Phil 'back in the day', everyone knew everyone in Dublin then. Brilliant times, so carefree and you could go anywhere with virtually anyone and fee safe.
Not like these days ay
50 years later, i'm still in love with you ... totally love Thin Lizzy
44 years I've been listening to this song. Thin Lizzy are the soundtrack to my life 🫶🏻
Well said!
I'm with ya'!
Me too my brother ! I'm now 66 years old, and miss this almost everyday !
Yeah I’ve bought that 1978 on vinyl and it has been bought more vinyl and cd of Live and Dangerous because of wearing and tearing
Phil is just something else. Nobody comes close.
I am 27 again listening to this..... haunting
Longing, passionately telling a real love letter.
Excellent! I’m a lifelong Lizzy fan and I like to hear these things. You understand it, you feel it. Not everyone does
아름답습니다~~~^
You get it.
One of the greatest ballads ever written
The best indeed !!! And I am not a huge fan ,but I've always been loving this song since I was in my early teen ,I was 12 ,or 13 ,now I am 57 !! This song still makes me cry .💔💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
I loved playing both solos on my guitar 🎸 to this track
@@andrewlloyd3535 How cool !! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Live it is UNTOUCHABLE
It is an emotional son
One of the greatest Bands ever!!!! Jesus, Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson's playing dominated the 70's...... Phil would later bring in legends Gary Moore, John Sykes and Snowy White.... Not too shabby. at all.... One thing is for certain, Phil left us way too early, I still miss him so much..... God Bless.....
Moore was in the band before Gorham and Robertson
@@321bytor For a time yes he was.... I forgot Eric Bell too if your insisting on chronological accuracy......
@@dekermckirch3489 You're. Yes, well there's no point in citing a timeline if it's not 'chronological' is it.
My original comment wasn’t meant as a timeline but simply acknowledging the great players of Thin Lizzy…. Way to go with blowing it out of proportion, Thank god the internet is safe of misinformation with people like you standing guard….. Thank you for your service…..
It was Phil and Jimmy Bain that has party really hard and Jimmy Bain left instead of calling ambulance, he know that Phil was in really bad shape, but he was scared to get caught with illegal stuff and left Phil alone, Philip immune system was weakened , that’s what alcohol does and he caught pneumonia that’s what killed Phil GOD Bless him he was a good human being
The greatest song of the 70s . Forget Stairway to heaven
legit!
hiya ....i did a demo at home - with me on all instruments....you might dig it !
bit different from the original tho . ruclips.net/video/qV9w0-OMAD8/видео.html
Boys are back
If you heard Thin Lizzy forget U2
You are correct sir U Who
This is the first time I have ever listened to this.
It's amazing! This is real music.
Don’t stop here my friend. I suggest taking a serious deep dive into Thin Lizzy and Phil Lynott! You will find things that will blow your mind. Amazing talent throughout
@@OICU-go8bf thank you. I'll start now!
Imagine... If Phil hadnt left us so early and these guys had contnued to keep playing the music... weve had to put up with the stones playing crap for so long. imgaine ..... 40 years of the Lizzy..... fuck I miss this band.....
These guys are the Gods of the twin lead guitars. My best lineup was that one that had Brian Robertson and Scot Gorham. But i will never forget the magic of the.much underrated Gary Moore. RIP Gary and Phil. Am still in live with the lady of.my wayward youth. Thin Lizzy is her name
I totally stumbled on here by accident.. This is a magical performance..
When a man has got the balls to dress in all red.... You know he got somein about him.
Absolutely love the way Phil into this song!! Combo of performance but also into the song. More so into the song, love how he bustin on the bass!
Epic
Me, too! What a magical surprise!
Two great guitar solos and a bass line to die for all founded on a tight drum beat. Just outstanding.
Scott Gorham plays with amazing feeling
Thin Lizzy are 100% Irish mate !
I have listened to this song at least 20 times in the last two days. Yes I’m on a Thin Lizzy kick
heres my own version ....hope you dig it- its a bit different ! ruclips.net/video/qV9w0-OMAD8/видео.html
I was blessed to grow up in the 70's.... and spent most of my youth going to and experiencing live music! And I caught Thin Lizzy twice!! One show was Thin Lizzy and Foghat on the same bill!😂😂 I was hitching rides to shows before I was old enough to even get my learners permit!!! Lol
What a great decade in music to be alive in!! Always holds a special place in my heart.❤🎉
This has to be one of the best tune's ever wrote, it's from the heart..
R.i.p to a legand.
Yes,the best ballad ever !!! It still makes me cry like a baby to listen to this song 4 decades later ,almost 5 decades since I 1st listened to !! I cried for hours ( kept playing ) !! I can't listen to this song w/ o crying !! I am 57 now !! Lol. So raw / genuine ,a heartbreaking song !! 💔💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
It is. I've always had the fondest memories of this song.
One of the true greats sadly no longer with us.RIP Phil.
Cool !! I still cry whenever listen to this song ,just like when I was a teenager. Very simple ,but also very true,raw ,beautiful feelings/ emotions put together, the best described in a song !! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
You might find this silly ! But, I used to think to myself why a man could write this song couldn't write a huge hit song ,or at least more catchy ones !! I only lived this song & a few more songs of his . Decades later I can see/ hear how talented he really was !! I always admired his vocal ( voice & he was on always ) ,but never loved it ! Like John Sykes once said ,he was the one you could count on always on stage ! If anything went wrong,he would had fixed it automatically on the spot live !! I coukd totally see that natural talent in him now !! And how tight these guys were together on stage !! If I were a pro British ,or even American musician back then ,I would had begged him to let me join the gangs !!! Thin Lizzy would had been my top choice !! A real natural talent !! ✨️ 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Back in 79' when I was 18 Brian Downey sat in on a rehearsal with a small band we had going in Dublin. What a feckin drummer, he lifted the roof off the place without even trying. Afterwards we all went to the pub and had a great night, the memory lives on.
Brian Robertson was only 17 when he joined Lizzie, a great bunch of lads on and off the stage, thank you all...
Brian Downey is so underrated, great drummer !
There has NEVER been a more Rock Star ROCK STAR than Phil !!
the most under rated band ever
U under rate Thin Lizzy in my presence, I kick your sorry ass
I have to agree sadly !! If I were a British rock musician in that Era, they were the band I would had wanted to join !! They were so tight & entertaining !! They were one of my least favourite back then,but I really really appreciate them now !! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Robin Trower
@@spark_6710 They were Irish not British, came from my hometown, Dublin Ireland.
Sorry !! I said British as tgey got a Scotish guitarist ,too !! And ...an American guitarist ,as well as John Sykes who is an English man ,used to be one of my guitar heroes ! But,you're right ,originally Irish !! Britan & U.K.thing I get confused ,even after understanding which is which ( 3 countries vs 4 countries included ) .I just should think Ireland separately which I usually do !! I respect Irish for that ,too !! I don't have any strong political views ,or belief ,but I admire the Irish people's pride & not giving up/ giving in !! You guys are very strong people which I LOVE !!! Thank you so much for your reply !! My apology !! 👍👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶🇨🇮💞
Just too awesome to do anything else except bow our heads in appreciation. Absolutely incredible. 💝💝💝💝💝
I am 50 years old. I was 9 years old when I heard them for the first time. How special he was, how special this song is. The man sang from the heart, the soul. There were few such singers before and after him. I watch the way he sings, the way he plays and his every move on stage. My heart skips a beat every time I hear this song and his voice. How much he "gave himself" in this song. That is rare.❤
Dear Phil Lynott. Incredible talent and his stage presence was awesome. Born performer. Died to young man.
Esta balada es un 10 con cozy powell de batero seria 20
Brian Robinson one of the greatest guitar players ever
My Dad took my sisters and I to see Thin Lizzy at the Rainbow….. it was so beautiful for us xx We will always remember the precious moment of Phillip Lynott and his beautiful band
Just lose myself in this tune
cheers to you THIN LIZZY
RIP Phillip,
I met your mum Philomena in Derry she was on a drugs awareness event , such a presence & quality never forget it
I have this on tape cassette
Im gonna dig it up
Thin Lizzy were never a knuckle dragging heavy metal band. They were far too articulate for that.
I’m 62 now I started to listen to them in 1970 s they still sound great to me .
When Brian walks to the front, you get the chills every time ... Scott just nails it every night ...
l une des meilleures vesion live .magnifique .phill ..siks..goram
Scott Gorham's spot in this song is one of the most beautiful solos I know. Scott doesn't appear in lists of "greatest guitarists" but he could play a tasty solo.
Yeah, when I first heard him I was blown away! Both his leads and his solos are so heartfelt.
Agreed. Highly underrated guitarist
He's a beautifully melodic player. No one plays like Scott.
100% agree about Gorham. He’s got taste and feel and tone. I don’t need blistering speed.
@@ruthylopez When Gary Moore rejoined the band, he said Scott's playing reminded him what it meant to play with "feel". That is some compliment! Scott's playing style is like skimming stones across a lake. A one off.
I remember their last tour, and when Phil sung, "Is This the End" the entire crowd shouted, "NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"
This THIN LIZZY live and dangerous is one of the best live records ever made in my opinion and Tony Visconti did a excellent job 😊👍✌️
Did you know southbound was a sound check? But it was played so well they kept it in for the Album...I agree with you though...it's a brilliant Album.🎸💕🎶
@@samandjennysambrook yeah I did know that they have released a new Live and dangerous album with all concerts on a new album, some times Thin Lizzy played 3 sold out concerts on every stadium or hall in 1976-1978 Live and dangerous world tour ✌️
@@LRD113 yes I'm a Lizzy nutter even at 64rys old, saw them many times and went to the Philo statue unveiling in 2005. Got to know his mum quite well and we remained friends until she went to join him.. Lizzy were unique and I will always love them.🎧💕🎶🎸👌
Yea they are still amazing I saw them first time 1974 and last 1983 every year and even had a beer with Philip Lynnot he used to stay at that hotel I was working at the time, he was a really nice man and all guys in Thin Lizzy Was really nice guys, if you don’t know how it is to continually doing world tours and albums and all naughty stuff that comes with it and falls for it, you will get burned out, now doubt about that
@@LRD113 well,as Phil's mum told me, Love my boy,but please don't love his life. Style because it was that that took him to his grave at just 36,. Philomena was kind,charming and funny, and generous with her time..I never met Phil but met Eric Bell a few times over the years...a really nice bloke with some great stories.👌👍
Robo's solo is outstanding.
Brilliant 🎸🎵🎸
Interesting fact. This video version features a different unique version of Robbo's solo. The audio version of Live & Dangerous is not as cool. Though I don't know why all subsequent guitar players build their solos upon the latter.
Classic rock, my advice to some of these young guns who think they know it all, listen to some classic Lizzy rock.
Attitude and incredible stage presence - Robbo had it … and the ability to improvise a very different solo from his one on Live & Dangerous (which is very close to Gary Moore’s Nightlife original). A great performance! Lizzy at its peak, live :)
Think I'll just fall to pieces
If I don't find something else to do
This sadness never ceases
I'm still in love with you
My head, it keeps on reelin'
It's got me in a crazy spin
Darlin', darlin', darlin'
Is this the end?
They say time has a way of healing
Dries all the tears from your eyes
But darling, it's this empty feelin'
My heart can't disguise
After all that we've been through
I try my best, but it's no use
I guess I'll keep on loving you
Is this the end?
Now that it's all over
Woman, there's something I think you should know
Baby, baby, think it over
Just one more time before you go
Call on me, baby
If there's anything I can do for you
Call on me, baby
Help me see it through
Call on me, baby
Why don't you call on me baby?
Oh, help me see
I'm in love with you (so in love with you)
😢😢😢😢😢😢
I've been hearing Jailbreak and The boys are back in town on the radio since the 70's and thought they were alright, but this has to be one of the best live tunes I've ever heard.
All the great music never got on the radio.
That is what's so crazy about lizzy is you hear Jailbreak and Boys so many times (and they are great), but once you take the plunge to listening to the rest of the songs it's some of the best music ever
This is without doubt the best Rock Ballad of the 70's...
Absolute class, the live version is actually better imo.
Brian at his best
A soul searing heartache No one could convey it better. ....
Isn’t this from the album where Phil Lynott shouts out, “Are there any women in the audience tonight who’d like a little more Irish inside them?” 😁 My god what a song what a band!!
I was in love or at least in lust with Phil when I was 14 when I saw TL three times in one week. RIP beautiful Phil Lynott. ❤❤❤
@Jerry all good thx for asking
Jail break,boys are back in town also great tracks 🎵🎶👌👍🙏
Phil Lynott changed my life.... what a great poet and musician he was
Excruciatingly beautiful song 💔
My favourite thin lizzy line-up of musicians………Brian Robertson so young here too!
Amazing Thin Lizzy..... True Irish Poet for the ages. Philip Lynott
Phil and Scott....two of the coolest mofos to grace a stage....to this day
just how good is this after all these years TIMELESS
We were so spoiled in the mid-late 70's. Music was so available and of such high quality. The artists gave us more than we could appreciate as evidenced here. Happy to see Lynott and TLizzy got their rewards.
This has to be the first real power ballad ever. What a moving, powerful song.
Robbo was young but had incredible feel and chops stunning melodic playing
i tried to copy him on my version ! ruclips.net/video/qV9w0-OMAD8/видео.html
Yea I like him a lot but before and after this recording it was Gary Moore in the band, because Robbo had a fist fighting injury then he had a fight with Phil over booze and had to go. And it was Gary Moore who wrote this song
Love Robbio.s solo
Thin Lizzy and UFO, both should have been way bigger. 2 of the best and I'll add April Wine as well.🎸🎸🎸🤘🤘🤘
Coincidence that they produced two of the best live double albums ever - Live and Dangerous & Strangers in the night. Both should be essential listening. I was lucky enough to see both Lizzy and UFO in my teens at Sheffield City Hall, truly magical to see great bands for reasonable money in a great smallish venue. Sadly now its all £100 tickets in massive warehouse like venues with no atmosphere.
I seen Them at Cow Palace San Francisco about this time it was THE CARS ,THIN LIZZY AND KANSAS
Brian Robertson was the best, grew up in the same town as him, Clarkston |Glasgow Scotland, gave my sister guitar lessons, met him once at a Apollo show ,invited me back stage ,to meet the rest of the band, met them all got all the autographs, never forget it?
One of the greatest love songs ever written.❤️✌️💔✌️❤️💔🎶🥁🎼🎶🎸🎸🎸🥁🎤
best version
This song wasnt written it comes not just from Phils broken heart but his whole being
From his vital centre, soul & psyche.
You can hear it pour out of him
Like his heart & soul were in bits & he needed to release it
Its so gut wrenching!
My story, im keeping short, but i felt the man in my life, decades back was my soul mate & he said he felt the same.
But i had been offered the job of my dreams & for what id studied hard for, for nearly 4 yrs
I was restless & needed to expand my horizons
My guy was a homebody & easy going & i knew if i stayed id make him miserable, needing to seek out life etc, & i was scared id end up hating him if i stayed.
Our last meeting was a dance & he asked the DJ to play this song for me,
He sang it to me beside him & i was just overcome with sorrow & emotion
I left after the song, & left his life.
I moved abroad with my job & loved it, i sent him a few letters & cards but he wasnt a letterwriter & i knew he was brokenhearted.
Cutting to the point
I did have a great career, lived in 4 other countries, married, divorced, 2 daughters
I somehow knew i wasnt quite whole anymore.
I thought alot over the years about him but who was I to contact, hed happy, married, kids etc.?
Then 8 yrs ago i returned to UK
Came back up to my grass roots on the far North Eastern coast.
I settled quite well, bought a nice home, felt good.
An old friend saw me in our city in a cafe, we were delighted.
Caught up, etc etc
Nothing mentioned but loseley
Agreed to maybe meet up in a pub we frequented when young.
After several months, i did just that, got to the pub, felt fine
Then.... this song came on the jukebox..
I froze, i felt tears come, & this great lump formed in my chest
I was immediately back to all those years before.
I felt crushed.
You know, how you know someone is behind you?
Well, it happened & i knew as sure as breath came after breath
He was there.
That was 6 years ago
We got married not long after finding each other.
There's loads of co incidences & kind of fate playing a big part
But, we got there, in the end.
We were both free, no burdens or responsibilities.. it was just RIGHT!
So this song is very special indeed, im sure it means alot to many others too.
Thank you for listening
Peace🕊
From 🇬🇧👧
❤
Wonderful love story!
Far-out. Dreams, schemes and serendipity in delayed harmony.
Toujours.
I cried with your story. It was meant to be... 🥰
Whatever ya think yourself
It was on the back ground in kin last Sunday.... ❤️
Знаменитая " двойная гитарная атака" в фирменном звучании Тин Лиззи от Брайан Робертсона и Скотта Горэма плюс бас гитара и вокал Фила Лайнотта. Это уже вечная музыка и композиция. Ах,какие группы блистали в конце 70-х.
Irelands Finest Thin Lizzy "Still in love with you .What a tune from back in the days of big hair and big fantastic guitar solos .Lizzy were the business and some operators ✨🎶🎤🎸🥁🕺☘️👏
I finally have this on DVD.
This is without a doubt their pinnacle. This song on this night...
The solo..... Fuck Me Runnin I was weeping. Am weeping..
I love Gary Moore but.... This is the finest rendition ever recorded.
I am watching it again.. And again..
Robertson's Les Paul 2.59 in encapsulates everything beautiful about the blue's guitar. 💙
I’m so glad I’m old enough now to have been young enough back then…..
Really like Gary Moore's version of this song also. But all kudos to the TL band. Legends.
And that guitar work...omg...👌🙏❤
Brings back great memories of listening to this on my headphones in the wee of the morning! Saw them twice in Glasgow. Such a great live band! Brilliant song with memorable guitar solos! Live & Dangerous one of the best albums. No autotune required!
THE absolute best version of this song! Perfection!
We lost Phil too soon, but we have his music forever.
Pure Awesome song-It Always sends a Chill down my spine -and it has for 45 years of my life.
Genius of Lynott and Lizzy❤
You spread your wings boyo , it’s a part of the trip ! We wish you all things good H&J gelligroes
One of the best from THE best Irish band. Brian Robertson's solo is incredible. Gary Moore played on the studio version, but Robbo and Scotty nailed it every time live.
Right you are Sir. Gary left after recording some of Nightlifes guitar tracks and when Brian Robertsonjoined he listened to them before recording all the albums tracks, but he thought that Still in Love with You's solo by Gary was so incredible that he couldn't improve on it so left it well alone. A great call and very humble by him.
It’s his birthday party bash thing on Sunday I went the vibe for his 30th anniversary and met Philomena xx
One of the best live bands and best live double albums ever - Live and Dangerous should be essential listening. I was lucky enough to see Lizzy in my teens on the Jailbreak tour at Sheffield City Hall, truly magical to see a great band for reasonable money in a great smallish venue. Sadly now its all £100 tickets in massive warehouse like venues with no atmosphere.
Absolut Classic. What a Love 💔 Song
Thin Lizzy is one of the Greatest Guitare Band ever
Music that touches your soul, is music to heal the heart
One of the greatest build up songs in history by the Legendary Phil Lynott and the drumming also 🙂
Thin Lizzy was an awesome band. And I'm still missing Phil Lynott ...
That was refreshing. Refreshing from what I've heard for the past 30 years of daily radio. Those 2 or 3 hits they always play.
This was fresh and beautiful.
Amazing front man, talented, charismatic, the lot, god bless Phil..
One or the most underestimate bands of all time love and peace
Such a great band. Phill's voice, Scott Gorham and Robertson awsum.
no more great bands or songs like this any more...
Wow, Just saw myself on this vid, and my girlfriend of the time. Great Band, Great Song, sadly missed.
I will never get bored of listening to this, it is exquisite
The vinyl version in no way does this song justice.
The opening verse is incredibly moving when Phil sings it live
Dios mío que temazo, eso es música por favor, Phil for ever y Thin lizzy, que grandes guitarristas pasaron, Gary, John, etc. Os quiero.
Bought "Live and Dangerous" off one of my class mates in college, 1982 I believe, hooked ever since.