First Time Hearing | Thin Lizzy - Cowboy Song | Reaction

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[@ratowey]

Thin Lizzy were incredible live, this lineup includes the Legend Gary Moore. There is a huge number of great songs by this group. Most of this lineup were Irish but the guitarist with the longest hair is American Scott Gorham. Rip Gary and Phil.

[@andywessel]

Phil Lynott is a legend. rest his soul. He has a statue in the centre of Dublin.

[@shazza175]

My fav Thin Lizzy is "Dancing in the Moonlight" Not to be confused with the King Harvest Song of the same name. Their "Live and Dangerous" album is perhaps one of the all-time great live albums. Love your reactions!

[@stevenmonte7397]

Thin Lizzy was incredible!!! Jailbreak or Boys are Back in Town should be next. Iconic group!

[@powerage17]

Phil Lynott is the singer and song writer he is from Dublin...if you want to go deeper you can listen to Emerald or Massacre or Still in live with you. But make sure it's off of Live and Dangerous considered one of the greatest live albums ever. Enjoy thank you for keeping Phil alive RIP!!!

[@adogbewise6561]

That's a Black Irish man, my brotha.

[@TheSpectre223]

'Whiskey In The Jar' is another good one by these guys, a cover of a more traditional Irish song which they rocked up and put a new flavour on. Definitely recommend, has some really memorable guitar work.

[@barryalan6399]

Thin Lizzy was and still is (4o + years) an entire state of mind ALL THERE SONGS

[@BKKMekong]

My fave Lizzy track has to be Emerald Saw them at Manchester Apollo UK in 1980

[@pl3317]

'Still in Love with you' from Live and Dangerous. A fantastic ballad with real emotion and 2 of the best guitar solos ever.

[@stephenelliott1135]

Thin Lizzy was huge dude. A different/unique band loved by rock fans in the 70s. They could absolutely draw crowds of that size.

[@Irockthere4]

One of Ireland’s great poets and ROCKSTARS Philip Lynott. Oh and thats Gary Moore one of the greatest guitar players of any genre.

[@ragathnor326]

That magnetic energy is why happens when music is played live and not lip synced and prerecorded.

[@delorangeade]

Under appreciated in the USA, but nevertheless one of the most influential bands of their era. The curious thing about this performance is that there was a power failure during the song that caused them to leave the stage for a while, and yet it all appears seamless.

[@garytaylor6408]

They have been named as influences of Bon Jovi and Metallicaby by the bands , the latter did a cover of Whiskey in the Jar. They play it for Phil every time they are in Ireland 🇮🇪.

[@mohollywood]

dude, so so glad you like this. Phil Lynott, was a mixed race irish citizen who dabbled in punk, pub rock and classic hard rock sounds. He died of damage to his body by drink and drug. He was amazing. please research and find more of his work! You'll not be unhappy!

[@ozonewdb]

You must hear "Still in love with you" Gary Moore kills it.

[@gigfoot3902]

Surprised I'm actually second! As your first comment said, that's a black Irishman, imagining what it would be like to be an American cowboy in the old west. Beautiful musicianship and beautiful lyricism.

[@AretzJustin]

This is a super good recording of the song. Almost like hearing it for the first time.

[@Spunky62]

I just LOVE how you can't get that GRIN off your face!😏 This brings back SOOOO many memories! THANKS! ✌️❤️🔥🎶🤘🏻🤷‍♀️😎😎

[@ryanpoortenga2098]

Incredible, unique band with tons of fantastic songs, I think "Black Rose" would be great, it contains riffs from U.S., Irish and Scottish folk songs representing the backgrounds of the various band members. "Waiting For An Alibi", "Emerald", "Bad Reputation" and "We Will Be Strong" are some more faves among many others.

[@whocareswho]

I love the Black Rose album, and the title track! The sound, the mix of topics in ther songs. Older songs too, King's Revenge, Wild One, great tracks and their cover of Rosalie is stellar.

[@drewrice4500]

One of my favorite bands ever and one of the best live from any era. I strongly suggest Emerald from Live and Dangerous, one of the best guitar solo tradeoffs duels to date and with a distinctively Irish flare.

[@jasonsmith666]

I agree. Some people don't rate Emerald. Yeah, err what.

[@johndonson1603]

Are you actually me, that's what I was going to write.

[@chrisbarlow2131]

They were unique. Check out Still In Love With You from the album Live & Dangerous

[@dawnmoore4329]

Lizzy with this lineup was awesome. Now, can you do a reaction to the other Irish guitar hero, the legendary Rory Gallagher? Rory is in his element live, so any of the Rockpalast pieces would be great, as well as the 1979 Rock Goes To College performance. You won't be sorry!

[@georgejordan5611]

It should be mentioned that Phil Lynott plays all bass lines while he does front vocals! Not the easiest instrument to play a solid groove while singing front vocals!

[@davescurry69]

There's great live versions of "The Boys Are Back In Town" and "Rosalie" that are worth checking out.

[@larncejordan3120]

You really need to hear Still in love with you from the Live and Dangerous album. Greatest Thin Lizzy song ever!

[@larncejordan3120]

Thin Lizzy is the greatest rock band ever!!!! I'm a lifelong guitar player and Phil Lynott has had more impact on my playing than any guitar player ever did! Still in love with you from the Live and Dangerous album is the greatest rock ballad ever. 40 something years on and this song still puts me in my feels every time. It's a must for and Lizzy fan.

[@johndonson1603]

Got to agree with you about "still in love with you" as greatest rock ballad, you've even added the best version..

[@jimtepin4840]

Love this band. RIP Phil.

[@KJ-tz7vc]

Thin Lizzy is kind of underappreciated, at least in the U.S., in my opinion. So many great, rockin' tunes. I highly recommend the songs "Don't Believe a Word" and "Jailbreak."

[@williamjones6031]

I've had the pleasure of seeing them twice. Once with Phil and sadly once without.😇 I still have the "Live and Dangerous" album.

[@SirFuzzynuts]

Checkout Thin Lizzy "BLACK ROSE" live at Rockplast

[@ArchieFay]

Highly recommend songs "Showdown" Or "Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed" if you want something a bit different from Lizzy.

[@simonbarsinister8854]

"Roisin Dubh: The Legend of the Black Rose" is EPIC!!!!!!!!

[@NG-Lespaul]

Running back, Romeo and the Lonely Girl, Jailbreak, Freedom Song, Johnny the Fox

[@twistedwirestarter160]

FINALLY some Lizzy. Ireland's finest. RIP Philo and Gary. Deep dive the "Live and Dangerous" album. Your education begins today.

[@mattmcd31]

Also check out " The Boys are Back" and Whiskey in the Jar" from Thin Lizzy

[@Phil4-13]

💜💜 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸. 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌. Awesome 😎on stage as well ✌✌✌✌.

[@joecrone9862]

I think back in the day I only remember two of their songs "jailbreak " and " the boys are back in the the town". Wish I 'd purchased some of their albums.

[@johndonson1603]

Do it now, you wont be disappointed.

[@michaelfarmer3170]

Still in love with you, from the album... live and dangerous is a masterpiece

[@bobshaw8319]

Welcome to the most badass band ever .. enjoy the ride my friend

[@dotar9586]

"Is the life for me." SAY IT! SAY IT! Clipping the ending of the song. 😞 🤣

[@ValerieKerr11]

Dublin, Ireland.

[@Avonidsed]

Thin Lizzy's The Black Rose should definitely be on your list.

[@ediblehorse]

I think it's their best album. Tho, I do love the first one as well.

[@grahambamford9073]

The accent is Dublin Ireland, he's famous in Ireland sadly not with us any more. Try whisky in the jar, or jailbreak to name but a few. There's a bronze statue of him off Grafton Street in Dublin.

[@adamprice3466]

USA missed out on a lot of Thin Lizzy, only one song ever really got radio play.

[@dotar9586]

"Whiskey in a Jar", right? 🤣

[@thierrytheodose9005]

This is a late 1978 Sydney concert Where the legendary Brian Robertson had left the band. Legendary Gary Moore took his place. But as Gary is a legendary guitarist while playing his own stuff (We want Moore live) I prefer the complementarity of the Gorham/Robertson pair.

[@powerage17]

This was a concert in Sydney that was suppose to have only 6000 fans and over 60000 showed up !! Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous is the live sessions yiu want to do. Emerald Massacre Still in love with you Don't believe a word

[@paulmoloney4160]

Phil lynott was Irish and proud of it

[@paulwhite5840]

Check out The Boys Are Back and their rendition of Whiskey in a Jar!

[@dmwelchdw]

"Boys are back","Bad Reputation", "Whiskey in the Jar" and "Jailbreak" are their most well known songs, but in my opinion "Emerald" and "The Sun Goes Down" are the best I've heard.

[@lostworldcomics]

Most underrated band of all time. Sooo many great songs.

[@johndonson1603]

Most underrated band of all time? I think Lizzy were very rated at the time and still are , title of most underrated band goes to UFO in my opinion

[@patrickerangey8091]

IRISH, The King of Ireland to be specific

[@timickes63]

The Supersuckers do an AMAZING cover of this song. You should check it out

[@avlisk]

Please check out 2005's Tribute Concert for Phil. It's EPIC. Gary Moore absolutely one of the best ever.

[@Johnny67557]

Gary Moore is one of the guitarists. My fav ever. Check out his stuff.

[@delandcamargo5732]

Definitely live and dangerous is an awesome record tracks you might like jailbreak, boys are back in town , dancing in the moonlight

[@bid84]

Hey Mr Loyd, Check out Thin Lizzy song “Johnny the fox meets Jimmy the weed” grandmaster flash sampled it. Funky side of Lizzy

[@damienmalone3821]

phil lynott was from dublin capitol of the world

[@michaelcottle6270]

For the next song simply let that video run - they always did a segue straight into "The Boys are back in Town" - their biggest hit - to push the energy up a bit. Otherwise try Black Rose, Southbound, Jailbreak, Rosalie, Emerald & if you can find it, Fools Gold. Phil was one of Irelands greatest poet/songwriters. Bad luck scuppered their chances with America but that was what they were capable of even with a pick-up drummer (The usual drummer isn't with them here)

[@brianmullins2110]

Hell yes. I had this on an 8 track

[@zimzimma5688]

Blasphemy Mr L. Boyd! That's very much an Irish accent you're hearing, Dublin to be exact, because the man singing is Phil Lynott who just so happens to be the patron saint of Dublin!

[@KJ-tz7vc]

I believe there's a statue there in his honor.

[@dotar9586]

Well, he did say the UK. Oops, too soon? Sorry. 😁

[@zimzimma5688]

@@dotar9586 Lol no not really mate. Did I miss something, have we been recolonoized or something? So no you're not "too soon," you're actually about a hundred years too late if anything, but good attempt at a joke I guess. Where are you from?

[@johndonson1603]

Phil Lynott was an absolute dude.

[@johntarnowski9086]

Jailbreak should be next

[@ollenilsson1264]

Rock and lizzy as it best!

[@heretogo9474]

Great rxn! Gotta check out 'Jailbreak' !!

[@tullyDT]

Phil left us far too soon I always wonder what other tunes he have gifted us with had he not passed away.

[@feloniouscraphammer]

Keeping it Irish, please do Rory Gallagher "A Million Miles Away" or "Bad Penney".

[@venomdust1]

Dancing in the moonlight from live and dangerous would be a great listen🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@brucedickinson12]

Irish legends

[@jimmyray1328]

You should check out 99 Red Balloons by Nena

[@mattmcd31]

Irish rock long before U2

[@stephenrowe1415]

Dublin

[@romanmartinez6458]

Is the lead singer Irish?

[@stryders25]

you see tons of reactions to usa for africa we are the world or band aid do they know its christmas but no one ever does the canadian version northern lights tears are not enough sorry off topic a bit

[@micheler4120]

Irish

[@jmarasco510]

The almost best... do emerald live. From Ireland btw

[@myklaaron7879]

Not the best live version but still great......Phil was an Irishman......and the face dont lie. Its nice to see yours light up as the song progressed. Great review