Paul Brady performing Busted Loose live on Irish TV 1981

[@barbaravanwhy4564]

I love all this music.

[@ivanholdenmusic9539]

great energy there. jimmy faulkner and arty mcglynn two of irelands greatest guitarists sadly no longer with us....

[@maxquinn3103]

Yeah 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@kathyc.6874]

Great drumming Fran-never heard of this group!!!!

[@strumblehead]

Sweet, I first saw him around this time...Brill, a young Brady

[@raymonddixon5162]

A who's who of Irish musicians. Great !ine-up. Sad Jimmy's no longer with us.

[@trac2trac]

GREAT!!!!!!!!!!

[@NancyDrewe]

Well, still waters do run deep, as they say!! lol PB's early material is awesome, though. His voice has a really incredible resonance. But, have to agree they are a very unassuming and inoffensive looking bunch! :)

[@Garbhan51]

Bass player is Tommy Moore.

[@patward6567]

Is that Arty mc Glynn on lead.?

[@wombab143]

I haven't heard this song for years. Love Brady, but I've gotta say that looking at this in 2007 it's hilarious to see these inoffensive looking guys doing a song about short fuses and jail breaks. Of course I know nothing about Paul's personal life or background... whole thing just looks funny.

[@grrfu]

you forgot yamahas. as thats what the 1977 recording of arthur mcbride is played on.

[@relimes]

Is that Jeff Lynne playing guitar and singing?

[@defonze]

funny the way paul started off using ovations then takemines now he uses lowdens

[@samgifford2639]

Pre-Lowden.

[@fivenotechord]

He hadn't the wit to shut and let Jimmy play

[@raymonddixon5162]

There was always a touch of macca in our Paul. I felt it held him back internationally.

[@thofman09]

Great song from a great album. Eight tracks on that LP, four of them classics. Not bad going. Pity PB lost his way after that with loads of mush output.

[@wingandaprayer]

Doesnt compare to recorded version - which is wonderful - keyboard sound is dreadful. Just been listening to his 70s acoustic stuff...even more wonderful..without his modern clicking plugged in sound...

[@korgow5rd]

far far to fast,