gary moore phil lynott tribute pt 1 Commentary
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Nicely done tribute coinciding with the unveiling of a statue of Phil Lynott in Grafton Street, Dublin. The concert was filmed on the 20th August 2005 in Dublin.
Interviews w/Eric Bell, Brian "Robbo" Robertson, Brian Downey & Scott Gorham perform w/Gary.
Jonathan Noyce of Jethro Tull & Gary Moore fills in on bass guitar.
Gary Moore DEFINITELY needs a statue! Genius!
I agree.
RIP Phil Lynott, Gary Moore, Rory Gallagher; Ireland's lost sons. Thanks for the music, boys. x
I saw the show where Moore replaced Robertson at Winterland. Queen was the headliner. I had no idea who Gary Moore was. 5 minutes before they start a single spotlight shines behind a pair of Marshall stacks and this blistering solo erupts for about 20 seconds. That was my introduction to Gary Moore. I shall never forget it.
That just gave me chills.....just to read that. I can imagine that. Gary was soulful beyond belief. No better.
Saw the same Thin Lizzy/Queen bill at Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Phoenix, AZ. It was a co-headliner show, with Thin Lizzy playing a full two-hour set. Gary was a revelation. (He also played the whole show with the fly of his jeans unbuttoned!)
Sweet show to remember 😎
The unmistakable style of Gary Moore the finest most melodic guitarist ever!
Every note was distinct and musical whether blazing fast or slow
Phill was the best I will never forget what a great bass player he was...I saw Thin Lizzy open for Queen at the L A forum and was blown away ..
Rest In Peace, Gary!!!. Thank you for all your Music..
Hard to believe Gary will be 10 years gone this February...
must be rocking in heaven Gary , Phil and Rory
True heavy hitters of rock n roll. Snowy White did that scorching playing on china town. Too bad he was not able to be there. Really hope they do a big documentary for Gary. All I have seen are short little things so far. He really deserves it.
Every band needs a Scott Gorham.
Great player, he played really well with Brian Robertson, Gary Moore, Snowy White, and John Sykes. It's incredibly rare to find a guitar player than can accommodate so many others that well the way he did. He always seemed like a team player.
Nothing beats the Gary and Phil in Parisianne walkways, RIP great guys
Glad that Gary has finally got his own now...well deserved...
Still in love with the music of Thin Lizzy, Gary Moore and all the bands musicians Never forgotten in my play lists and still being played on Planet Rock.
phil and gary were the best ever
RORY! RORY! RORY! TOO
I feel so fortunate to see Thin Lizzy in 77 at the Palladium in NY. What an incredible show, they just pulled in the audience to have so much fun. Best show I ever saw. Pretty much blew us away. Best band ever.
+Idaho 2nd Gens I was there too! greatest show I think I ever saw! motivated to learn to play guitar...melodic leads galore!
+Anthony Zorn That's cool! The band and the crowd were really into it that night. I was up in the mezzanine in the front center. Have seen some good bands but none could get the crowd going like Thin Lizzy.
RIP Gary Moore & Phil Lynott. Nothing better than Thin Lizzy with Gary Moore. If you've never heard Gary with Phil look it up here. Beautiful music...
Love all the classic Lizzy stuff, but Eric Bell was class and I always missed his playing. Always did.
Saw Gary in concert and he had one of Phil's basses set up on stage, quite a great gesture.
WHAT IS NEED IS A STATUE THE HONOUR THE GENIUS OF GARY MOORE WHO IS ALSO A NATIONAL TREASURE :)
Gary's so good that makes me laugh inside and turns away all the sadness
Gary Moore = Great guitarist!.
They sounded great.
I miss this music so much.....
Lizzy was a world all in itself: Irish Phil Lynott, American Scott Gorham, Scottish Brian Robertson, English John Sykes...
gary is sadly missed and his music
Amazing band. One the all time great rock front men, an amazing drummer and over the years four truly outstanding guitarists, all of whom played to serve the song rather than show off. The parts were great but sum of those parts was even greater.
Thank you so very much for posting this.
Very touching vid. Well done.
Where's Gary's statue???....
***** Has to happen and will, when the guitarists ( who rate themselves up with him because of their egos rather than their guitar playing ) admit he was the greatest most melodic guitarist the ever lived.
+mick george I am a huge fan of Phil Lynott but you sell Gary Moore short in your comment, Gary Moore wrote the music to Phil Lynott`s best works including Nightlife, the Black Rose album, Still In Love With You, etc etc Gary Moore wrote nearly all of Sarah for instance and he was not only a gifted guitarist he was the best guitarist in the world bar none.
+mick george Gary moore was far more then just ''a gifted guitarist'',he co-wrote some of Thin Lizzie's best songs and wrote also lots of great songs as a solo artist.Plus,after Rory Gallagher and SRV died in the 90's,he took the torch of Blues-Rock and introduced a whole new generation to this genre.And he wasn't just another guitar virtuoso,he was a true master of this instrument.How many guitarists do you know,who could shred your face off,then go on stage with B.B.King and play Blues or play Jazz/Fusion and Spanish guitar?
+Randy Brindle it will happen on time!it must...Gary was one of the best guitar players that ever lived and a fantastic composer too. he deserve a statue in my opinion.
There's been a Gary Moore statue since 2013 it's in Skånevik
AMAZING that the Great Phil Lynott has been gone for over 30 years now. ... wow.
just love them allxxx some of the best music there is, thevoices the lyrics the guitar playing , the classic line up Phil scott , Brian, Eric, and the others , Gary, xxx so cool, wish they could have a gig agien with the Brian R Eric B and Scott G,
Beautiful video... mates
what a great band !!! seen them in 1977!
I think i'll fall,to pieces, if i don't find something else to do.This sadness never ceases,ohh i'm still in love with you.
Gary is gone still can't believe it
Gorham is a riot.
what does that mean pls?
@@PeacefulCountryLife it means that he is a funny guy
@@bigblockelectra I see, thank you! :)
I did find it thanks for the info. It would have been truly sad but according to some of the comments, they have put up a nice head stone recently which is a relief.
Still in love with... Lizzy.
MAN 2 LEGENDS GONE.... THAT SUCKS, RIP PHIL AND GARY.
Where is Eric Bell's statue??
I know he is still with us, but he played on "Vagabond of the western world" and should be statue-ized for it !!!!!
Such great musicians that were associated with Thin Lizzy.
6.08 absolutely stunning LP, fit for Mr M.
There is a statue of Franz Zappa in Vilnius the capital of Lithuanian.
Robbo looks utterly heartbroken. 1:03
Memorable times,sad ending.
lol "Into the Shitter" would make a great album title
you sad fucked up fool
+alan farrell A good title for YOUR album
Killer show this is. I would've liked to see Sykes there, and maybe Snowy White for a song. But even without them it's a killer set. Everyone played great.
ALL WENT TOO EARLY. SAD. MUSIC LIVES ON
A true leo sadly missed..love thin lizzy
Brian Robertson looking and living like a true rock star. Lol
now I understand... I was born on the 20th August too... )
Eric Bell was better than all the others put together,, listen to the original version of the Rocker,, he was fuckin awesome,,
GARY, YOU FORGOT INVITING JOHN SYKES
Where's this from? RTE? Thx for sharing, great
I’m American but man gorham has such an American accent lol
Ahh, man! How cool. Been better if these statues could be put up before death. Might save some lives.
And get more idiots doing drugs and drinking themselves to death - shut the fuck up ~
Music is life. They make the world a better place, to this day, with their music. Drugs have nothing to do with good music. It's your choice to focus on drugs. That's what got in the way, as does alchohol, Tylenol or whatever else some people of any occupation are destroyed from getting involved with. And watch your mouth. You're a bad, negative influence on our kids. Say no to drugs. That's a given. Let this be a lesson how it can destroy something special. Good day to you. ▶🎼🔊
is robbo always out his face.
when you dissect this the drugs and everything else were driving a great band into the Ground
Don't think he died in 1986 somehow.
Gary, the best of the Lizzy axemen. Sykes is just as good, though
WTF?! Please tell me that was some sick joke!
Strange thing is that only Gary Moore looks collected and sane and yet he was a horrible alcoholic as well.
Your statement is wrong !!!
Is it me, or does Scott seem a little too subdued for a "sober" person ? LOL 😎
Vocals are terrible at 2 minutes in . Wow old Phil is probably spinning in his grave at that atrocious singing . You guys need plenty of Irish " luck " with this