Interview on Phill Lynott and Thin Lizzy - from One Night in Dublin Extras [HQ]
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2011
- Entrevistas dadas por cada um dos membros do Thin Lizzy a respeito de Phil Lynott, sua morte, quem ele era e como era estar em uma banda e criar música junto à ele, em ocasião da inauguração e subsequente concerto (que pode ser visto no meu canal, aqui: tinyurl.com/3qnmn4k ) em homenagem ao décimo aniversário de sua morte.
Inclui explicações sobre a curiosa origem do nome da banda... além do Gary Moore! haha (descanse em paz)
Extraído dos extras do DVD "One Night in Dublin - a Tribute to Phil Lynott".
Sem legendas. Desculpem brasileiros, eu não sei como extrair e colocar legendas em vídeos. Além disso, ia ficar meio feio no UA-cam, decidi não por. Hora de treinar o inglês. =D
Aproveitem!
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These are the interviews given by every Thin Lizzy band member on Phil Lynott, his death, who he was and what was like beign in a band and creatin music with him, given on the occasion of the unveilin and subsequent homage show (wich can be seen in my channel, here: tinyurl.com/3qnmn4k ) in tribute to the 10th anniversary of his passing.
It even Includes the funny origin of the name "Thin Lizzy" and other details and stuff... and Gary Moore! (may he rest in peace).
Taken from the One Night in Dublin - A Tribute to Phil Lynott DVD extras. No subtitles.
Enjoy!
I had the privilege of meeting Phil Lynott on the Renegade tour in 1982 at the Oxford New Theatre in England. It was 4pm and Phil walked up to the stage door. Gave me an autograph and then said in his thick Irish brogue, how many are yers? There was six of us and he let us in and we watched Thin Lizzy sound check. As I 17 year old I was in heaven and 36 years later I still am at 53. God he was a gentleman and god he looked like a rock star. RIP Phil Parras Lynott xx
you're a lucky guy !
Great! What an amazing memory that must be!
get away bullshit
@@brucedickinson12 There's always an asshole like you out there. Good luck with that.
Hi man I was room service waiter at the Randolph Hotel just round the corner from the Gig, the Band stayed with us for 3 nights he was a real gent a great bloke,I was in phase 3 of rehab at the time and phill wanted to know,R.I.P. Phill.
Now it's time for Gary to have his statue in Belfast. Rest in peace Phil and Gary.
I could listen to these guys talk about Lizzy, all day long. Eric's accent is really unique. Robbo and Scott are the best guitar duo ever. Brian Downey is very underated as a drummer.
Scott seemed bored.
Scott Gorham seems really down to earth.
I play guitar and Scott is my hero. I have cancer and it would make me so happy to meet him while both of us are still alive. I wish I could have been alive back when Lizzy was touring 🤯
I hope you can win against that horrible disease and your wishes come true. Peace ✌
I'll chant for you to overcome your illness and may your dreams come true❤
Scott is such a cool guy
RIP Gary Moore and Phil Lynott. My Heros i hope you Rest in Peace
The music industry lost its magic when phil died...sorely missed..
I'm disappointed in Gary, hearing him talk about Phil's addiction, then drinks himself to death 6yrs. later, the disappointment lies in Rory and Gary not taking care of themselves, the guitar glory of Ireland will never be the same, those two exceptional guitar players were great then put alongside Phil's interpretation of the Blues-priceless, Thin Lizzy will always be remembered as rivaling anything from England
And do legends ever live really.....
Joe Small he obviously meant 6 years after the interview
Yeah Moore was a hypocrite tbh
@Joe Small
He ment 6 years from this interview sir.
Sorry.
Both great talents who died way too soon 😥😥😥
@Stewart Wallace Agreed. I don't have a dog in this fight but Moore adequately explained it. He even said he should not have left during the tour. Didn't sound arrogant or hypocritical to me.
The tightest guitar work I've ever heard. Rock & Roll baby.
Thanks Phil & Gary.
My absolutely HERO.
RIP
Thin lizzy were a Awesome band
The love for Phill really shines out from the boys .
In high school they were pinnacle for the incredible harmonies they produced. Easily standup to the test of time. Snowy White did the colossal solos on China Town. Not sure how much he played in the band in the later years.
My favorite band EVER!
Mine too 🎸🎸🥁🖤
For me Eric Bell's guitar solo on 'The Rocker' is best of all time..
I'd love to have a pint with Scott Gorham.
chairmanmeow1973 me too
he doesn't drink anymore, i
zr24X4ROCKS well then a dam soda will do!
A cup of coffee Yes that would be cool .
What a great upload! This brings tears to my eyes. We've lost so many of the "great ones" :( Thank you for posting this.
Really great interviews. Thank you
Seeing Phil's Mum reach up and touch the face of Phil's statue was very touching. The pain that poor lady must have been feeling then. Also the joy at her son being honoured in this way, a day of mixed emotions for sure.
Long live Gary and Phil
One of the best Tribute Concerts Ive Ever seen Awsome concert. RIP Gary Moore. Awsome Guitarist.
My dearest wish is to see Scot, Brian and Robbo play again.
Thin Lizzy the amazing band ever. Phil Lynnot...unforgettable.
Now Gary deserves the statue!!!
Very True !
for what?
@@chrischoir3594
A great singer, song writer and guitar player too. He was a great blues artist
My fav guitarist...R.I.P.
I argue Gary Moore was Legendary Guitarist
It was a great tribute to some great guys in
Thin Lizzy then. Thanks for posting.
My mate Scott Gorham....awesome!!!!!! miss this group..and certainly Phil........those days...I am grateful to have been part of that era.....
+Joseph Bush You know Scott? Awesome man!!
These guys had pure chemistry and Phil was the Glue.
Phil Lynott - bass, & Lead Vocals (1969-1983)
Brian Downey - Drums (1969-1983)
Eric Bell - Guitar (1969-1973)
Scott Gorham - Guitar (1974-83)
Brian Robertson - Guitar, (1974-78)
Gary Moore - Guitar, (1978-1979)
Snowy White - Guitar (1980-1982)
John Sykes - Guitar (1982-1983)
Darren Wharton - keyboard (1980-83)
You forgot Midge Ure !
Mike Greig He was never a member of the band.He just filled in on the US tour when Gary left.
Not forgetting Eric Wrixon on keyboards at the very start.
A few others that did stints without recording were John Cann, Andy Gee, Dave Flett and Mark Nauseef.
Sorry for being a nerd!!
@@seamieodowd Dont apologize...I love the details..you are making sure History is not forgotten.
The great John Cann was also a member of Atomic Rooster and Andromeda and several other bands.@@seamieodowd
Prior to my leaving for OZ Phil and I were really great friends from the 60's and Brian too,we practically grew up playing music around Dublin Phil even joined up with me in Some People for a few months before Thin Lizzy started and later on I played with Eric Bell in a band with John Farrell on vocals and Andy from the Editions on Keys.We all had great times then and i really miss them all.PC www.wallyandthegators.net.au
@Stewart Wallace Hi I am in Nth NSW 0403895922 mrcarr5@gmail.com
What a great story ❤
So sad to hear Gary talking about Phil‘s issues knowing what would happen to him in the years to come. He seemed so relaxed and at peace with himself here.
Robbo and Scott were THE sound!
The best combination to my mind
So sad it’s already been 10 years since Gary himself died
Brilliant interview, I just hope that I get a chance to see Scott and Brian play together again.
Robbie is my fave guitarist......Canada loves u Brian,,,come and jam
It's Robbo or Robertson, not Robbie
Can't mistake Brian Downey's sound. Distinctive.
RIP Phil and more recently Gary Moore,boy he could play guitar,sad man
Been cool had they had one of his Bass Guitar's at center stage and a mic with a spot light on it! Just my idea! He was the 1st Frontman n Bass player that I recall..
Really enjoyed that,made Sunday afternoon kinda nice!!
god bless Gary and Robbie..
Robbo: "Good songs don't go away."
He is right. That's why we are still listening 50 years later. Today's studio generated shit doesn't come close to what these musicians created and performed.
What a great tribute and a great job all round by the "boys."
Awesome Thanks!!! :D
R.i.P Phil & Gary
I hate what drugs have done to such beautiful, talented people
Still in love with your music!!! You are the most beautiful man how come you could never see this
The 4 people who didn't like this are complete wankers.
they are turds
They've doubled
..... Double fisted wankers
;-)
10 now in 2020
little did we know gary would be gone so soon after this too .
Change ....its all we ever really have.
What talent these guys have
Tack så mycket! Ha det så bra :)
THANKS FOR THIS . SAD BUT .
I met the band after jailbreak. Couldn’t have been nicer. But Scott was so down to earth. Phil was trying to come onto two girls but answered all my questions. What a gentleman
I had just finished watching some videos of some famous rock bands, and comments about who was the better member of the band, how some replacement members were better or worse, etc, arguments about this and that.. And then I started watching some videos of one of my favourite bands from the time I was growing up, Thin Lizzy.. And you know what, I thought, "Now, this is another level" a much higher level. This is not just for rock lovers, but also for good music lovers.
Loved Thin Lizzy then, love then now and I always will.
good input from fellow members😎
Live and Dangerous DVD, nothing compares to it. Great documentary.
Hail Phil Hail Gary...your spirits go on, but we miss you in this life ...
firstly phill gone and after him he gone rest in peace elders
Well put!
Awesome Concert RIP Gary Moore was amazing Guitarist.
PRICELESS!!!!!!
A statue of Phil lynott without his Iconic precision bass
No the bass is there you just cant see it in this clip.
As a punk Thin Lizzy & Motorhead were the only non Punk bands I listened too. Still do.
Where was John Sykes & Snowy White??
Yeah it’s weird. Gary obviously didn’t regard them as “main guys”, despite Sykes fronting the band as it was around that time. Like Gary, he played on one album, and White had recorded two.
@steverid Thank you for the comment! Im glad you've liked it. : )
Brilliant!
So sad seeing Gary Moore in the early part of this footage holding and kissing his young daughter (?), in the background just after unveiling Lynott's statue. Peace...
Dont ya just love Eric bell
mark grice he has that asmr voice could put ye to sleep with it
Eric Bell was, is and always has been my favorite guitarist of the band.
So sad the road is so hard on the lives and their family's of rock and roll bands but the music is so grand. Inspirational.
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TRUEEEEEEEEEEEE.
@danielborgesdelima É alguma versão de ensaio da "Still In Love With You"
ua-cam.com/video/e2ffgZOab2k/v-deo.html
Scott is Eastwood on guitar.
@Daniel__Borges What the music playing in aperture of video? Congratulations.
Brillant
I guess Gary hit the Drink after Phil's passing probably regretted leaving Thin Lizzy in USA and missed Big Phil tremendously
vintage trouble
Vielen Dank freue mich die Jungs zu sehen Grüsse from Germany. 👌👌👌👌
Scott
I didn't get the Irish thing
Ha brilliant
Tem que carregar o vídeo pelo UA-cam Studio. Não fica feio o vídeo pois a legenda pode ser desativada.
brian Robertson giffed man and friend.
Me and Phillip hung around together as kids in Crumlin.
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WOW
What year was this interview any1 know ?
I always thought it was a tragedy, Robbo's hand being sliced up, I'd be so gutted if I was him, haven't heard much of him since those days really, probably alcohol related oroblems but the band was never the same, not for me anyway...
He went on to play with Lemmy in Motorhead...not bad,really...and he is still as cool as ever. Always will be.
Rip Gary Moore
I saw thin Lizzy in Auckland New Zealand about 78ish, Snowy White and Scott gorham on guitars i think, lots of drugs in them days, met phil and brian downey after the show at a night club, with Living force the main act, Anyone that was there let me know, Cheers Barry
Didnt invite Snowy Shaw or John Sykes...why?
Scott is still handsome.
Him and Ian Brown could be brothers.
Scott was the most good looking and attractive of the lineup, he still is!! I just watch him on stage with that long hair and he is was sex on legs. Also he was and still is a fantastic guitarist
Cheekbones.
Seu vídeo tem legendas. Só ativar.
Eric Bell is the best guitarist for Lizzy, IMO.
A list of great 70's guitarists right there. Bell may be my fav but they are all a toss up.
Snowy White was longer with the band than Gary Moore and recorded 2 great albums so doesn’t make any sense that he not on that gig with other guitarists, John Sykes should have been on that gig also, it would have been so much better a gig but was still fantastic I was there myself.
True, Sykes should have been there..at least Sykes and Scott carried on the music after this!
Rip our greatest Rock Irish herois
Was Sykesy pissed at missing the invite?
Would have been nice
Who was the bass player Gary tapped for that gig !?!?
No pressure .....
The guy made the statue never got paid too. Its a very very sad story.
Details???? I never heard that.
So sad that Garry got took by drink, he seems so healthy here.
20:18
Stay outta me head will ya
why wasn't john there
Why do drugs and music go hand in hand????
So so sad
just human I think they need the kind of high that they get on stage.
@@taraalan1131 And also...the "life" is so difficult. many seek to feel less pain . The pain of being expoloited (like Spotify pays us musicians .03 cents per live stream. 4 guys in the band? divide that .03 by 4...FFS.). Then there is the constant rejection. Noone understands how wicked it feels..and if you are lucky to get anywhere? Everyone around you says...THEY MADE IT HAPPEN. No wonder after a few years many will seek self-medicating to reduce the pain from it.
Or Snowy White? Or Darren Wharton? I was disappointed with this concert, just felt like a Gary Moore solo concert.
@Stewart Wallace man I said that 8 years ago, I dunno 😂😂
@Stewart Wallace Ah no, I probably would still have Gary sing, just disappointed that Robbo & Scott could have been on stage at the same time but never happened. All 3guitarists plus Eric Bell could have jammed at the end.
name song? of the start ?
Still In Love With You
Where the fuck was John Sykes, Snowy White, Midge Ure, David Flett?
whooptiee do can i go to bed
@Stewart Wallace Yeah,really. Show some respect...band like U2, know better than that.
It's rubbish to say that there was no gig planned to celebrate the unveiling of the statue. A gig was planned way in advance for Vicar Street, but Gary's management stepped in and it turned into the Gary Moore show. Gary lived as a hypocrite and died as one too.
@Stewart Wallace Brian Robertson's manager/booking agent, Soren, emailed me and asked me would I do Still In Love With You and a couple of other songs with Robbo at the gig - which WAS booked for Vicar Street - until Gary stepped in.
@@seanandben I have no Dog in the fight except for the Truth. I am saddened to hear that the story was changed for some sort of personal gain (it seems). I LOVE Garys Rock Career..but there are many talented people who make errors in dealing with people. I will never understand why Gary dropped Neil Carter. Maybe it was mutual.
@@georgebarry8640 I played with Philip and Lizzy many times, and I don't wish to speak ill of the dead, but I met Gary many times and while he was a very good guitarist - (he would have been better if he knew when not to play and if his main amp didn't have "all controls on this amp up full" written in tape across it) - he was not a nice person and difficult to work with, unlike Philip who was always a total gentleman, and knew how to treat people even in his darkest days.