What a sad fact that Gary Moore's passing received so little attention in the world's press! His fans have compensated for that by their outpouring of love across nations. He was one of the all time great guitarists and his passion, touch, vibrato and great soulful playing remains in all our hearts!!!
I honestly cried the day that Gary died, such an incredibly talented musician who bought so much joy to so many. We will never see the like of him again. RIP ❤
Gary Moore is rightly recognised as a guitar great but Scott Gorham is vastly underrated. So cool and laid back but rhythmically stupendous. Scott is one of those guys who makes guitar playing a really cool thing to do.
Since Gary Moore past away I've educated myself on his history. Definetly underated especially in the States. I've always admired him but I had no idea of the breadth of his talent and influence. I'm a believer.
Never knew they were from Ireland and Dublin at that!! I recently just found out, I thought they were American?!!Would hear the band in the 70’s on the radio in San Antonio Texas, Boys are back in town on KISS station 99.5 (rock and roll station) had an older brother by 7 years and a product of the 70’s lol brings back the good old days still jamm’in to this song This band like so many others of the time were soooo underrated ! Rest In Peace Phil and Gary✌️
I thank heaven for having lived through the 80s and having enjoyed this type of music that came from the 70s. People today have no idea what real music is.
From the unveiling of the statute on the Friday to this wonderful gig on the Saturday a weekend never to be forgotten. Gary and Phil are gone but the music lives on
Greetings from Milwaukee, WI, USA! RIP, Phil and Gary, one of the greatest bands ever! It's the wrong song, but I remember Gary saying this session is the only time he remembered Scott Gorham actually enjoying playing "Black Rose!" I had a good friend who never heard of "Cowboy Song," and I thought, "Huh?!" Of course, I had a "Jailbreak" T-shirt as a kid and between "The Boys..." and the tile track, I don't know which I liked best! Thanks for the memories!
Saw Gary in Portland Oregon in like 1988 or so and there were maybe 125 people there, it was a converted church and didn't have a ton of room. After the show we spotted the tour bus and his manager let us go on the bus and meet him, Bob Daisley and Eric Singer. He could not have been a niocer guy, signed anything we asked to get signed and sat and just chatted for 20 minutes. It was truly a night I will never forget.
Though Scott was always the second guitarplayer to some of you, to me he's the man with the phrasing (listen to dancing in the moonlight his awesome guitarsolo). I love his guitarplaying (Gibson or Fender or whatever..it comes from the soul through the fingers and - I'm telling ya'll- he's got it.) No disrespect to Gary though...
When I saw the Yahoo headline "Thin Lizzy guitarist dies" years ago I thought it was Scott or Brian, I had forgotten that Gary Moore was in Thin Lizzy, I'm a blues rock guy and Gary was about my favorite. I was totally floored.
Gary Moore, Scot Gorham, Brian Robertson , Eric Bell , Snowy White , Steve Sykes....all of them and off course Phil Lynott and Brian Downey ....great, brilliant Thin Lizzy!!!
+Steve Drake Scott Gorham is the one I think is an underrated guitarist. Listen to his band Black Star Riders. Tell me Gorham didn't have a LOT to do with Thin Lizzy's sound.
That's why Phil hired Scott he knew he was the right man for the job and like a lot of people say whatever lead guitarist he backed up they were tight Note for note and he used to run around the stage playing in front of the whole band I saw an interview Phil said I wanted a yank in the band and Scott fit the bill
We who are the fans have never gone away. Their music wil live on. Please pass it on to those whose only exposure has been to the rap shit they unknowingly cling to....maybe a few wil survive to carry real music to the un-initiated and show them who really rocks! I miss you, Phillip, and Gary Both added to a long list of rockers, unfortunate that the current crop of wanna-bees wil never be able to get close to. Guess im just a dinosaur
Yes I agree with all of you, Gary Moore was far greater than any of the guitarist out there. Just listen to his playing, he never misses a note or off key or fumbles his finger missing a note, he is absolutely Mr Perfectionist. I think he was better known in Japan than the states. Definitely way underrated, under recognized.
Wow! Just seeing them play this song perfectly without Phil gives me goosebumps all over & a tear to my eye. What a great tribute & song! May Phil & Gary rest in peace in the halls of Rock "N" Roll Valhalla.
I was lucky enough to meet Gary at a bar I worked in San Antonio. His playing was flawless. The crowd was the most chill I'd ever seen at the club. Didn't have to bounce a single one.
Gary Moore is a true legend - I grew up with him and he influenced my life so much - from his rocking years through his stroll into the blues - Magnificent man, artist and performer - Sadly missed - the good guys are taken early just like Phil was - RIP Gazza
There is nothing better than the sound of a Les Paul and a Stratocaster, played in unison, thanks Gary and Scott, again god bless Gary's wee cotton socks, I still cherish the night I met Gary, down in Nam, Sydenam that is thanks to Helen Latewood ( lovely girl/woman) and Glenn, that of course was before Gary was famous, just a mere astounding local guitar plaer!!!!!
Two professionals playing guitar, a beast on the drums 30+ yrs later since breaking up as a group. I personally feel they do not get their due credit. The originals of Thin Lizzy were true rock originals.
Good grief, I love those guys! Makes me cry I never saw them in concert, being completely addicted at the time. Probably my favorite band. Oh, yeah, played drums for 50 years.
Buy this DVD. Guard it with your life. Listen to it once, and you will understand. Exquisite beyond anything you can imagine. So much talent on one simple DVD. Gary Moore? Scott Gorham? Eric Bell? It's a real gem.
This is superb. Joe and Train have completely respected this brilliant 38 Special song by not messing with the original melody and produced the best cover of this song I’ve ever heard. Fantastic vocal performance from Pat and for me this is some of the best playing I’ve heard from Joe, his touch, tone, and technique is just sublime!
No one can drum like Brian Downey! I’ve seen the best drummers in the world try, but his rolls are so crisp and hi hats so tight, you can’t mistake him. ( I hope it is him)
I like the nice, slow intro. It brought tears to my eyes 😭 I was fortunate to have seen Thin Lizzy in Chicago in 1978. Going to shows in those days was different. Good different 😀
Saturday morning 8.04am 23rd April 2022 im just chilling with my dogs on my own listening to pure awe-inspiring music. What a set. Wherever you are in the wotld, i love you.
Wow............. i get goose bumps listening to this. Very sad to lose 2 great musicians like Phil and Gary. Someone else will have to step up to the stage and keep their memory and music alive. True Legends. Rock on......
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Who’s still here with me in 2024 rocking to the mighty Thin Lizzy!
Favorite band mate. Raise a Guinness to Phil and the boys!
Saw the great Thin Lizzy @ Birmingham Odeon & Stafford Bingley Hall back in the Great 80's Fekin Awesome Band 🤟
Long live the Celts
And the Blackstar Riders.
Mark me present with a 12-pack in the afternoon.....oh yeah!
What a sad fact that Gary Moore's passing received so little attention in the world's press! His fans have compensated for that by their outpouring of love across nations. He was one of the all time great guitarists and his passion, touch, vibrato and great soulful playing remains in all our hearts!!!
It was literally all over the press. It's a shame you can't be bothered to read.
Very Sad, for one of the greatest rock guitar players ever.
He plays Hendrix in the ground!!!!
Absolutely brother..
One of the best guitarists ever
@@fdfsdfsvsfgsg4888 But nowhere near as much coverage as say Jeff Beck
Is it just me or it would be a great night if Scott and Eric did a gig to honor Gary the same way Gary did this show to honor Phil?
Probably just you mate, seeing that Scott played in this Phil Lynott tribute gig already 👍😆
And Brian Robertson!
I'm 62 yo and i've just started crying watching this.❤
No need to cry, here's a good example to keep the boys alive:ruclips.net/video/wzrimAp3Png/видео.htmlsi=ggD7qSTqn6JQoYAC
Not alone bro. This is awesome. I need to find the whole show.
How can you not be moved by this - even without Phil it's Lizzy - 2 of the best rock guitarists playing music that kicks ass and hits your soul
Now children this is rock and roll.RIP GARY.RIP PHIL.
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I am 66 and have been listening to this from I was 15
I honestly cried the day that Gary died, such an incredibly talented musician who bought so much joy to so many. We will never see the like of him again. RIP ❤
Me too
RIP 4ever , thanks Garry, for your great music in your life 🫶🫶🙏🙏🙏🥁🥁🥁
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KINGS CALL
@@christopherseigel6693Me also , such a great loss 😢
1 of the most underrated guitar duo's ever Gary More and Scott Goram
Black Rose is my fav Lizzy record and they were the guitar tandem on that one. AMAZING Riffs.
One LP, one Strat, the finest choice
@@refractorymercury Exactly.
Played pool on night in the Novatel in Bradford England and a top gent. Drinking Remy topped up with white vine 👍
*Gorham
Also, Robbo & Scott were by far the best and, honestly, Scott is the weakest of the three.
Big fan of Garry, world class guitarist I pass the hotel in Spain often,where he passed I stop by and have a pint in his memory
Gary Moore is rightly recognised as a guitar great but Scott Gorham is vastly underrated. So cool and laid back but rhythmically stupendous.
Scott is one of those guys who makes guitar playing a really cool thing to do.
So true. Scott's got that Rock n Roll attitude.
Scott Gorham = ROCK STAR!!
Thanks for reminding me of this video. Haven't seen it in about a week.
He looked the part didn’t he. What a legend.
I miss Thin Lizzy... what a fantastic group!!!
Since Gary Moore past away I've educated myself on his history. Definetly underated especially in the States. I've always admired him but I had no idea of the breadth of his talent and influence.
I'm a believer.
Never knew they were from Ireland and Dublin at that!! I recently just found out, I thought they were American?!!Would hear the band in the 70’s on the radio in San Antonio Texas, Boys are back in town on KISS station 99.5 (rock and roll station) had an older brother by 7 years and a product of the 70’s lol brings back the good old days still jamm’in to this song This band like so many others of the time were soooo underrated ! Rest In Peace Phil and Gary✌️
Seen him many times always spot on , better with age
I fuckin miss Gary so much! One of the greatest of my lifetime 🍻 RIP boys🤘
I thank heaven for having lived through the 80s and having enjoyed this type of music that came from the 70s. People today have no idea what real music is.
From the unveiling of the statute on the Friday to this wonderful gig on the Saturday a weekend never to be forgotten. Gary and Phil are gone but the music lives on
I agree, cheers from Cologne 😀😀👍🎉
Greetings from Milwaukee, WI, USA! RIP, Phil and Gary, one of the greatest bands ever! It's the wrong song, but I remember Gary saying this session is the only time he remembered Scott Gorham actually enjoying playing "Black Rose!" I had a good friend who never heard of "Cowboy Song," and I thought, "Huh?!" Of course, I had a "Jailbreak" T-shirt as a kid and between "The Boys..." and the tile track, I don't know which I liked best! Thanks for the memories!
Where is the statue located?
that momnet at 5:57 - LOVE IT 💖💯
Saw Lizzy 4 times in the 70's at Glasgow Apollo, still got the ticket stubs, best band of all time, R.I.P. PHIL.
Saw Gary in Portland Oregon in like 1988 or so and there were maybe 125 people there, it was a converted church and didn't have a ton of room. After the show we spotted the tour bus and his manager let us go on the bus and meet him, Bob Daisley and Eric Singer. He could not have been a niocer guy, signed anything we asked to get signed and sat and just chatted for 20 minutes. It was truly a night I will never forget.
I am so fuckin jellious you are so lucky love that happen to you
What a great memory thanks for sharing!!!
This was a nice story to hear thanks for sharing
Awesome
I remember that tour Had a choice keep my job or go to the show. Regret my poor choice ☹️to this day!
God bless Gary moore and Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy! The best band to come out of Ireland! 2024
Scott Gorman another great
They totally kllled it, f!cking amazing.Now that's how the boys play rock n' roll. This made me cry. RIP Phil and Gary.
Gary was a master of
His guitar 🎸 wish you
Was still here R I P GARY
Gary being Gary, Scott being Scott..the bass player and drums equally on fire!
RIP Phil & Gary
I bought the, Jailbreak album when I was 16,lam now 64 Ronald Foley, lreland
Hello from Canada
Would our life and culture be the same if Thin Lizzy had never been on our paths? Hell NO!
Eternal thanks guys, God bless you all, wherever you are!
R.I.P. Phil Lynott.
Though Scott was always the second guitarplayer to some of you, to me he's the man with the phrasing (listen to dancing in the moonlight his awesome guitarsolo).
I love his guitarplaying (Gibson or Fender or whatever..it comes from the soul through the fingers and - I'm telling ya'll- he's got it.)
No disrespect to Gary though...
They both got it. That's why their great
When I saw the Yahoo headline "Thin Lizzy guitarist dies" years ago I thought it was Scott or Brian, I had forgotten that Gary Moore was in Thin Lizzy, I'm a blues rock guy and Gary was about my favorite. I was totally floored.
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If anyone thinks that Scott was anyone’s’ second they haven’t seen Black Star Riders ( or Thin Lizzy with Brian for that matter).
@@iangelling guys top shelf.
But he isnt playing with them here. He is playing with Gary Moore and the marquee says Gary Moore.
Gary Moore, Scot Gorham, Brian Robertson , Eric Bell , Snowy White , Steve Sykes....all of them and off course Phil Lynott and Brian Downey ....great, brilliant Thin Lizzy!!!
Never forget Midge Ure
That would be John Sykes...
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John Sykes 😂🤘Snowy White ( guitar for ) Roger Waters 🤘)
he is no guitar hero ! Sory ! He was invited from Phil and had 2 learn to play 🤘
These are two of my favorite songs from one of the hardest rockin & underrated bands of all-time. R.I.P. Phil & Gary.
One of best dual guitar bands ever.
These guys and Wishbone Ash.
Gary Moore....one of the most underrated guitar players in the history of the instrument...criminal when you think about it
Your HUCKLEBERRY he's underrated because he deserves the fame of Eric Clapton and Slash
Yes and but Rory Alvin Lee the TEXAS way Duane A.Johny Winter STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN and Joe Bonanamasa +Jimi Hendrix of all more or less love Karin
Absofuckinlutely
@@janubis5630 Man, Slash couldn't even hold Moore's shoes. Not in the same league.
Gabby Hayes true that! Gary will always be nr 1
Awesome version of the cowboy song. Gary and Phil RIP You did us proud , Great Music never dies. It will be played repeatedly on youtube
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Downey is a world class drummer. One of the best ever. It's incredible how tight Gorham was with Moore and Robertson.
+Steve Drake Scott Gorham is the one I think is an underrated guitarist. Listen to his band Black Star Riders. Tell me Gorham didn't have a LOT to do with Thin Lizzy's sound.
That's why Phil hired Scott he knew he was the right man for the job and like a lot of people say whatever lead guitarist he backed up they were tight Note for note and he used to run around the stage playing in front of the whole band I saw an interview Phil said I wanted a yank in the band and Scott fit the bill
Downey, one of my favourite drummers, just a perfect match. ‘Salud’🍻What a Gig.
Robbo-Molotov about to explode/Scott-fluid genius/PHILL-NUF SAID
Bass player is pretty awesome too..
Best band to ever come out of Irland. My eyes tears up when i see these guys, cause i know they can never be topped. ;)
These guys …this band (rip Phil) ….so so incredibly underrated
The DVD of this entire night’s tribute to Phil is essential viewing. Gary, Scott, Eric, Brian and others are f’in’ steller
y
Brian Downey....one of the most underrated musicians in the history of rock music.
Who's still here with me in 2026 rocking to the mighty Thin Lizzy?
I'm here , best music ever.
We who are the fans have never gone away. Their music wil live on. Please pass it on to those whose only exposure has been to the rap shit they unknowingly cling to....maybe a few wil survive to carry real music to the un-initiated and show them who really rocks!
I miss you, Phillip, and Gary
Both added to a long list of rockers, unfortunate that the current crop of wanna-bees wil never be able to get close to. Guess im just a dinosaur
Ask me if i give a shit what u think of my likes....
Always here
In 2026 i am 68 years old. C'ant live without Phil 😂
I love this, but it makes me miss Phil & Gary.
Gary Moore up there with the best of the best,rest in peace my man ,God bless.
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Gary & Phil are sharing a whiskey in the jar at heaven.
I hope the bar is still open when I go!!
You know leprechauns are real too 😂😂😂
Pablo Stuardo you’re damn right! 😇
Ehh *whiskey in the jar* is slang for "money in your pocket" just so you know 😂😂
Yes I agree with all of you, Gary Moore was far greater than any of the guitarist out there. Just listen to his playing, he never misses a note or off key or fumbles his finger missing a note, he is absolutely Mr Perfectionist. I think he was better known in Japan than the states. Definitely way underrated, under recognized.
Pure Fire from Moore & Gorham here ⚡⚡🔥🔥
2 Great guitarists . RIP Mr Moore 🙏 ✌️🇦🇺
A privilege to see too great players who love playing together
Gary Moore is out of this world
Cowboy song going straight into Boys---I mean C'mon from live and dangerous a classic of all classics, I wore this LP out.
place goes apeshit for both
Me too. Many of us I expect.
I was young. I wasn't aware of too much of Thin Lizzy other than these awesome songs Phil Lynott left behind, & I like them.
This is magical! Gary Moore is awesome but so is Scott Gorham.
in my personal opinion scott and gary were the best, they just had so much chemistry on stage and knew how to play with each other.
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Glad I was around in the seventies what great rock bands we had such great days
!968 - 1979 is the golden era of rock'n'roll.
@@Laname-Destupidand after??? Tell me where are the giants? Only dwarfes
gary moore was awesome, im here every year...for you to phil
Wow! Just seeing them play this song perfectly without Phil gives me goosebumps all over & a tear to my eye. What a great tribute & song! May Phil & Gary rest in peace in the halls of Rock "N" Roll Valhalla.
Thin Lizzy...Best band on Earth...i am 58 years old play cd every weekend
Bring back memories, if they were all alive today and playing, who could surpass them, didn't know how good they were gone
I was lucky enough to meet Gary at a bar I worked in San Antonio.
His playing was flawless.
The crowd was the most chill I'd ever seen at the club. Didn't have to bounce a single one.
I discovered live and dangerous around 78, or so, these guys truly are world class musicians, we we're so lucky to have them...
This band kill it ever time i hear them RIP gary and phil
It was a great fortune and happiness to be able to listen to their music at the same era.
Gary Moore is a true legend - I grew up with him and he influenced my life so much - from his rocking years through his stroll into the blues - Magnificent man, artist and performer - Sadly missed - the good guys are taken early just like Phil was - RIP Gazza
The bloke is just a legend and one of the greatest guitarists of all time...
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This song always brings me to tears, literally... It's just incredible
Lots of memories from back in 76
Rip...Also...Scott most underrated guitarist ever
I am and will never forget or stop 23 times live, Philip was my hero, still is.
Amazing. Man, I miss Gary and great bands, like Thin Lizzie. They sound KILLER.
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What a drummer!
Some of THE GREATEST ROCK EVER 👍 , I sure loved the 60s and 70s
There is nothing better than the sound of a Les Paul and a Stratocaster, played in unison, thanks Gary and Scott, again god bless Gary's wee cotton socks, I still cherish the night I met Gary, down in Nam, Sydenam that is thanks to Helen Latewood ( lovely girl/woman) and Glenn, that of course was before Gary was famous, just a mere astounding local guitar plaer!!!!!
2 Les Pauls played together like in the original recording, that would be much better
What a powerful duel…I could listen to them for hours!
Rest in peace Mr. GM, you are the best and will be missed forever!!!
Best song change ever!
Hahaha, the guy (6:00) in the audience is pretty happy
Wow---this is so great!!! What a line up---premium show!!!
Two professionals playing guitar, a beast on the drums 30+ yrs later since breaking up as a group. I personally feel they do not get their due credit. The originals of Thin Lizzy were true rock originals.
This cat could jam his ass off 👍🤘🎸
The best 2 Lizzy guitarists in my opinion
Großartige Version. Muss man mit maximal erträglicher Lautstärke hören. So gut.
❤..Sehr Sehr
Some of the best guitar duets ever. Also Dickie Betts and the Allman Bros too.
was at this gig gazza and Scott were out of this world RIP Gary king of the strings
Simply Awesome!
makes me wanna cry gary and phill where legends
The great Scott Gorham, with Brian Downey on drums and Jontahan Noyce on bass guitar.
Don't you know who are they?
This is incredible.
Good grief, I love those guys! Makes me cry I never saw them in concert, being completely addicted at the time. Probably my favorite band. Oh, yeah, played drums for 50 years.
What a fantastic concert.Best time ever.My hole body is happy;-)))
One of my favorite songs! Thanks guys
Buy this DVD. Guard it with your life. Listen to it once, and you will understand. Exquisite beyond anything you can imagine. So much talent on one simple DVD. Gary Moore? Scott Gorham? Eric Bell? It's a real gem.
The Cowboy Song is an old time favorite
Tightest band of all time.
This is superb. Joe and Train have completely respected this brilliant 38 Special song by not messing with the original melody and produced the best cover of this song I’ve ever heard. Fantastic vocal performance from Pat and for me this is some of the best playing I’ve heard from Joe, his touch, tone, and technique is just sublime!
No one can drum like Brian Downey! I’ve seen the best drummers in the world try, but his rolls are so crisp and hi hats so tight, you can’t mistake him. ( I hope it is him)
Pure joy, even if there is a bit of sadness about missing Phil.
I like the nice, slow intro. It brought tears to my eyes 😭 I was fortunate to have seen Thin Lizzy in Chicago in 1978. Going to shows in those days was different. Good different 😀
What a great tribute.
GOD what a talent. Gary Moore you were gone way too soon depriving a new generation of those hot licks man...r.i.p.
Saturday morning 8.04am 23rd April 2022 im just chilling with my dogs on my own listening to pure awe-inspiring music. What a set. Wherever you are in the wotld, i love you.
Wow............. i get goose bumps listening to this.
Very sad to lose 2 great musicians like Phil and Gary.
Someone else will have to step up to the stage and keep their memory and music
alive. True Legends. Rock on......
Legendary version thats all i can say. Ive been listening to this version since ive been a kid. Always has a special place in my heart
Thin Lizzy with Gary Moore more like it.
Talented musicians and real music like this is dying out :(
what a player and Blues man god bless.
Scott was always there throughout the changes and line ups a great guitarist and member tin Lizzy
Fantastic even after all these years you had to see this to believe it