Gary Moore - Roisin Dubh / Black Rose (Tribute to Phil Lynott) [HQ] [6/10]
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2010
- Rest in peace, Gary Moore... so sad of a day... your guitar stays with us, and you shall live trough it. Farewell...
† Gary Moore was found dead in February 06 2011, while on vacation at Costa del Sol, Spain. †
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Gary Moore and friends performing "Roisin Dubh / Black Rose" in the "One Night in Dublin: a Tribute to Phil Lynott" concert at The Point Theatre, Dublin, Ireland, August 20th, 2005. [Part 6/10]
This the lyrics are epically written and the melody is epically played. The riffs are awesome, so Irish-some, hahaha.
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Phillip Lynott was the bassist, lead singer, lead composer and frontman for the band Thin Lizzy, in wich Moore played for some time too.
Gary Moore (was) an renowed guitar player, his style ranging from Heavy Metal and Blues to Country music.
Scott Gorham played with Thin Lizzy from 1974 till the breakup and is known as being one of the band´s signature "twin guitars".
With no further ado, enjoy this song in high quality, and see all the other parts of this historical concert in my channel.
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Gary Moore e amigos na performance da música "Roisin Dubh / Black Rose" no concerto "Uma Noite em Dublin: um tributo a Phil Lynott" (tradução livre), que aconteceu no The Point Theatre, em Dublin, Irlanda, no dia 20 de Agosto de 2005. [Parte 6/10]
A letra é épicamente escrita e a melodia foi épicamente composta. Os riffs são incríveis, tão tradicionais, haha.
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Philip Lynott foi o baixista, vocalista, principal compositor e "frontman" da banda Thin Lizzy, na qual Gary também chegou a tocar.
Gary Moore é um renomado guitarrista e seu estilo vai desde o Heavy Metal e o Blues até a música Country. É DEFINITIVAMENTE um guitarrista que merece admiração, uma lenda. E pensar que eu só vim a conhecê-lo mesmo fazem algumas semanas...
Scott Gorham tocou no Thin Lizzy de 1974 até a desintegração da banda e é lembrado como sendo uma das "guitarras gêmeas" tão conhecidas da banda.
Sem mais delongas, aproveitem essa música em alta qualidade e vejam as outras partes do show no meu canal.
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The ultimate rock song, this should be Ireland's national anthem. Gary Moore will remain at the top of the tree for eternity
I have played guitar since i was 15 years old (about 45 years ) and i am yet to see a guitarist to match Gary Moore he has been my hero for years simply because he makes it look so easy, i was gutted when he died because i had no one to show me guitar playing at its best any more, Gary was the master of getting the best sound from marshall amps and wow did he put them amps through their paces, thats probably why Jim marshall invited him to their factory in Milton Keynes so often. Both Jim Marshall and Gary Moore was great guys and great ambassadors to the world of music, I have a feeling they wont be resting in peace as everyone expects they will be rocking in heaven better than anyone. Keep rocking Gary and Jim wherever you are you are definately missed on this planet.
I remember learning this song by playing along to my dad's vinyl and thinking 'hey this ain't so bad'. Then I got to the very Celtic D chord riff near the end and thinking bloody hell this is tricky. Then looking at the liner notes and realising: 'bloody Gary Moore!'. As you say, he made it all look so easy.
The other problem is that they all keep leaving us and there isn't anyone around to replace the void and I'm afraid that the time isn't far when they will all just be memories via our speakers and television screens. Very sad.
In many ways moore is an unbeatable player, but he isn't my favourite. I have heard anyone cover this apart from later thin Lizzy and they don't even attempt to do the final lead parts. It is very Celtic based mixed with a bit of blues. Who else can get near to it? He is extremely fast without any tricks whereas EVH and the likes of satriani use a lot of tricks. Clapton and Hendrix never played as fast as that, although Hendrix is more flamboyant and Clapton concentrates on the emotion of each note more. Moore is link the link between the two camps.
This is singularly one of the greatest twin guitar performances I've ever heard. Also, shout out to Brian Downey. Great drum part.
In deed! But someone should have taken the whammy bar from Scott's guitar!
The only thing that might match this, but in another way, Is Eagle's performance of Hotel California. But only with Joe Walsh. Otherwise, no one matches Thin Lizzy. Never. Not even then.
The finest guitar duo ever......Scott and Gary.... XXX
❤.. yeah..and those guys in..Iron Maiden
❤..Eagles..D.Felder and mr.Walsh
Brian Downey is such a dynamic drummer, super flow👍
To have the dexterity and flow for so many years is beyond compare. Brian Downey is a super hero for real. He just goes on!
@@stevecarey3124 My favourite rock drummer
..just has the x factor.
The one and only Brian Downey:)
He's the most underrated drummer as far as I'm concerned.
Great drummer,master of the hihatt.
Gary Moore is the best guitarist that ever lived and Thin Lizzy one of the greatest rock bands ever! Rolling Stone and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame don't know shit!
So true pal
† February 06 2012 † Exactly one year ago we were losing Gary sir here, one of the greatests. Let's mark this day with a big load of thumbs up for Gary and Thin Lizzy, people!
Gary did a great job singing all the old songs.
Crazy how close his voice is to Phil’s...yet still identifiably his. NOONE could have anywhere near close enough to pulling this off.
John Norum and John Sykes could have done it
I'm glad to be born in the 60s an grow up with this music
Truly the greatest rockband ever... Impossible to believe they didn't have the recognition they deserved. I would like to see the present-day prancing, preening mediocrities with their 3 chords and crap guitar solos follow something as giant as this. Lizzy were everything a band should be and we will probably never see their like again. All I can say is that I am so happy I was born long enough ago to see them at Hammersmith with Philo doing this song. The ultimate...
For the love of God... how does Cardi B have a fucking grammy? Notorious BIG is in the RRHF before Lizzy? It a world gone wild.
@@hmcbride59v2 BULLSHIT WORLD 😡🤬😕
5 years since yesterday, Gary went to meet his black irish brother.. he was indeed a black rose.. R.I.P. to both :'(
2 of the Finest to come out of Ireland The Ultimate Rockers Statues to prove it
Somehow Gary entered into my life and through him i got to know to Thin Lizzy, I'm not even irish or something, but this song gives me goosebumps to this day... RIP LEGEND
What a musician, what a song.
Yes, komşu.
Remembering Phil and Garry - great rockers never die .
they just bounced of each other. pure magic. heard nothin like it since the days when phil played the song..
people can say what they like about Garry Moore excuse my language but he was a fucking genius they ether are jealous or don't don't know a agenius which he was and a nice bloke at times you think he was playing a violin he was that quick so no matter what you say to think what he still would of produce if alive what a talent what a bloody loss we can still enjoy is music so very y sad still miss him to this day rest in peace great one Robert Garry William Moore weve still got the blues for you God bless Garry
there is no or will be any better version than this live version of this great song class
The Hammersmith one with Phil in is mint mate. Not a fan of Gary's vox but the music is fucking amazing heater, really punchy. P.A guy/women got it right for this show x
@@mail-uc7ui Yeah never been a huge fan of Gary's vocals either tbh but amazing guitarist. I must check out this Hammersmith version
Not often you come across perfection but this is it! Gary's playing at 4:46 is just mind blowing he was my favourite guitarist of all time , this is twin lead feast time!!
Almost cried at the end. But my quarter Irish wouldn't let me, just another pint....lol
A classic of the highest order wen I listen to that the whole house shakes and I’m 57 Wat a great song some brilliant artists on stage
Fucking Awesome! Mr Moore and Mr Gorham work so well together.
Brian Downey just kicking ass!
What magical vibrato that man had. Such a fun song to play, could never get that fast part at the end down though....
One of the greatest live performances from 2 of the best 🎸 🎸 ever. RIP Gary. ☘️
sad gary moores gone aswell. black rose is one of my fave albums. phil lynott was well clued up on irish history and in days without the availability of the internet. rip both, the dalgais
It doesn't get any better than this
Thin Lizzy’s twin guitars were almost unparalleled in most of rock ‘n roll, especially with all the lineup changes. They pulled it off and sounded great through the years, through all the different guitar players and albums.
Still gives me chills
It's a masterpiece.
R.I.P. Phil & Gary
superb metal from scott, full metal sound, precision pickup switching
Gotta say I never realised how much Lizzy were loved in Ireland until I went to Dublin last year what an amazing experience. Everywhere we went there were pictures and photos of Phil and Rory Gallager the pubs even had a whiskey named Thin Lizzy in the one bar I've loved Lizzy since I was 15 and this visit will remain with me forever. I was lucky enough to see Gary twice once in Donington MOR 84 and the next in Cardiff in 87 on the Run for Cover tour amazing. This song is my absolute fave of Lizzy and they did it justice R.I.P Phil and Gary.
"Oh shenandoah i hear you calling
Far away you rolling river
Roll down the mountain side
On down on down go lassie go"
i had the very great pleasure of meeting and hangin a bit with Scott after a gig a few years back...just hangin out and shooting the breeze a bit backstage and i consider it one of the greatest little bits of my life
he was such a guy...someone you would meet in a bar and buy a few beers for just 'cuz you wanted to keep him telling stories a true gentleman and...well a guy, considering the legend he is and all
Holy fuck...Gary Moore is so damn good...love the guitar work on this song...
The only band in the world that can play this right! Glad Gorham plays a Les Paul now, that strat couldn't hold up to the task.
12groney scott has back problems, that’s why he switched to strats for a while. He now used chambered (weight relief) les pauls. Btw really nice guy. I saw thin lizzy with gorham downey wharton campbell mendoza and warwick in milano (italy) some years ago in the front row, at the end of the concert scott came down to give me his pick. Great moment for a humble guitarist an huge Lizzy fan like me
Gary always played great live
Cant believe Gary is dead now damn yet another great musician away :-(
Amazing Irish tune from one of the best bands ever.
There are really no words.......pure class!
Iam Missing Robert William (Gary)Moore Today Tommorow Everyday 🎸💚🍀💖💞💋🍀💚
First saw Gary with Lizzy on the Black Rose tour in '79, stunning. Always loved the Colloseum II stuff, some of his best ever work imho.
How could you not like this…
FOREVER IN OUR HEARTS
Wish i was there..
nothing can compair, Legend, thank u guys.
Uniquely Irish Tune... Tell me the Legends of long ago!! R.I.P. Gary Moore
And for Phil !!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Saw these guys so many times super duper live band.
Leaves you breathless don't it, I almost got a stiffy hearing that again. bloody marvelous that will have to be up there with my top five favourites
Love Gary, such a great influence on me as a guitarist, but i don't feel the chills, like I do.. when i hear Phil sing it.
Love u Phil, love u Gary, love u Thin Lizzy, love u Joyce, love u Wilde, love u Best......love u Ireland!!!....greetings from Chile!!
@TheLuthien83
People like me, I'm a 24 year guitarist, as long as the torch continues to be passed, then the music will live. Now, whether or not this music will remain in popularity is irrelevant. In fact I prefer the cult status that Lizzy and all the other rock greats of '70s hold...Don't be scared.
Phil & Gary sadly missed. Lizzy one of the great rock bands.🎸
Great performance. Thin Lizzy and their contemporaries were musicians who mastered their craft. I'm of the age group that had the privilege of growing up with this music.
Yes Gary is fucking crazy legend
Gary Moore 🙌
Utterly breathtaking! ♠️♥️♣️♦️
R.I.P. Gary and PHIL. Epic Song from LIZZY !!! Just...Awesome this Night with all old Members from the Band !!! THIN LIZZY...FOREVER...!!!!!! 👍👌🎸🎼🎤😎
WOOOOOOOWWWWW!!!!!!!! Phil would be crying tears of joy in heaven🔥🔥🔥🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Gary to Sott: I'll do a bagpipe.
Scott: I'm there with you.
My roisin dubh in my one and only true love...
This is simply brilliant.
No one can take the place of the thin lizzy line ups seen throughout the Seventies. Live on Ireland
Now who's going to sort out Gary and Phil
🤘🤘🤘❤️❤️❤️❤️🇨🇮🇨🇮🇨🇮
I miss you 😢😢😢😢
MASTERPICE
OOOOOOH tell me the legends of loong ago!! I can tell you the truth of Gary Moore..
just amazing........
Glorious
absolutely mindblowing
Nothing to say, just Amazing !
I'm a 22 year old left handed Guitarist from The south Wales valleys and I love Thin Lizzy and Gary Moore .Thin Lizzy were a Awesome band much better than U2 in my opinion I don't give me Wrong I like U2 as well.
That's kinda like discussing if Mozart or Beethoven is best..
Some artists are so good it makes no sense discussing who's "best", they all are!
R.I.P Phil Lynott, Gary Moore
Gary was moore fore sure rip
Man I love this song....
AWESOME riff
Amazing.
hommage by a legend for a legend
Brilliant!
Amazing...
Phenomenal!!!
❤❤❤
I first saw Thin Lizzy as the warm up band to Bachman Turner Overdrive but after Eric Bell had left. But then Eric Bell joined them on stage as he happened to be playing at a night Club that night in Bristol. So Eric’s playing the final number - the Rocker - and then goes off to start his set elsewhere.
Amazing song…and Irish legend
Can tell they influenced Maiden!
fed nummer
It´s me or sometimes his voice reminds Lemmy Killmister?!! (nothing to do whith this song) ´Cause this one defenity is IRISH!! Love you bros...
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Holy shit
how about some irish clontarf whiskey!
Top drawer ....
My G. O. D OUR FATHER JESUS
AND THE BLACK ROSE ...THE LAST TO FALL TO THE QUEEN OF THAT LAND .... BUT I know that you and Roberto will both smile when I say
is it too late to apologize. ????
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what a band. Gary is fucking awesome... but what about brian?? huge drummer!!
This is just the feckin shit and NO mistake!
Thin Lizzy was a great, extraordinary fucking band ! ... Roisin Dubh is a masterpiece of Gaelic music
Takes an Irish Gtr player to play the jigs and reels!!!
R.I.P Gary Moore and Phil
4.44. How is that actually possible?!!
Vote for rock n roll hall of fame
Erm, Gary, Scott was in Lizzy a long time before and after you....
Not true. Gary done 3 stints in Lizzy, 1 of which was long before Scott joined. Plus Gary was always on the fringes of the band and his association with Philo goes right back to Skid Row(the original), a band they were both in from the late ‘60’s. Taking nothing from Scott though. They are both Lizzy legends.
Beautiful brintent to best gatsirs for both sides of the world present 1000s