THIN LIZZY MARATHON REACTION to Cowboy Song /Johnny / Rocky / Renegade / Holy Wars/ Whiskey In A Jar

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[@NicknLex]

2 dislikes? Who would dislike this??

[@pentagrammaton6793]

Lizzy were one of the best hard rock bands of all time, and they deserve much more love on YT. Thanks for doing a wide range of songs by them, and not just the usual suspects. \m/

[@tagekjr9520]

Every rockband in the world has å bit of LIZZY IN THEM

[@davidhuffman5029]

His name is Philip Lynott. This is Thin Lizzy, Ireland’s greatest Rock n Roll export. Totally and completely underrated band. Not a metal band. Pure Rock n Roll heart and soul. Play the Cowboy Song at max volume for your neighbors. They will come to your door and ask “hey who was that?!! , they are awesome!!!!!”

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

I believe every USA rock band tried to copy emulate Thin Lizzy. They never did. If Lizzy had been American you guys would have thrown accolades at them. Absolutely genius at their craft. Sadly missed Phil and Gary.

[@markferrett700]

Truly great band who deserved to be MUCH bigger than they were.🎸🎸

[@kph1034]

For a time they were huge but without Phil ... well it's like queen without Freddy

[@bentighe4811]

As an American, for many years I didn't realize how huge Thin Lizzy was in Europe and Australia. They had dozens of great tunes, and lots of hits internationally, but only two famous hits in North America. We just missed the boat.

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

If theyd been American would have made a fortune.

[@bentighe4811]

@@Saffy-yr8vo I thought they had made a fortune - but in the rest of the world, not the USA.

[@keefmack]

Brian Downey is one of rock’s greatest drummers

[@4tuneagent]

You are the most awesome dude with this Thin Lizzy marathon. 2 from Johnny the Fox! We are not worthy! Plus the best songs from Jailbreak, Renegade, and Thunder and Lightning. This is how you do a Marathon!..

[@NoLegalPlunder]

The guitar solos in the Cowboy songs are so insanely good to me. The second one, in particular, is extremely emotional. I've heard it a million times and it still moves me.

[@MrWalkingguy]

'It's alright to lose you heart, but never lose your head' - good stuff!!

[@richarddobson815]

'Cowboy Song', my favourite track from Jailbreak, my favourite Thin Lizzy album! Thank you Nick, this was a great marathon. The more I hear the later (80's) Lizzy music the more I like it. Thin Lizzy were a trio when 'Whiskey In The Jar' was recorded. Phil Lynott and Brian Downey on bass/vocals and drums, as they were for all their career, and Eric Bell on guitar. They were actually unhappy that it was released as a single, as they didn't believe it was representative of their sound at that time, but it was a huge hit. Eric Bell quit the band in 1973 and that's when Phil decided to go for a twin guitar line-up. Around 2010 I went to my local music venue at the time to see The Eric Bell Band. It was a little sad, very few people there, and Eric must have played 'Whiskey In The Jar' about five times. I'm sure it still pays many of his bills though, and he's still touring to this day.

[@MarkCox21125150]

In my top 3 bands of all times, after 56 years. SO great! Thanks for this reaction! What a catalog.

[@Cheryworld]

Whiskey in a Jar is an Irish Folk song, going back at least to the 1700s. Turned into a great rock and roll song

[@chrisbarlow2131]

I was talking to a guitar tutor once, and I asked him who was the most popular artist young guitarits ask to learn the parts or, thinking it wold be Hendrix, Zep etc etc but he daid "Thin Lizzy" I asked why and he daid because their songs are so wonderfully crafted and the guitar work, esp the solos, he said are just pure gems and they are so cool that its every boys dream to be able to play Lizzys stuff well. And that's decades after theyve gone.

[@marktizzard47]

Nick Thanks for a great Saturday of Rock. Lizzy was underrated.

[@tenchmagic]

Loving the deep dives into my favourite band , Nick. There is so much gold to be mined from this incredible band. Usually at their best live , especially between 75 to 78 , which was with Scott Gorham (melodic) , and Brian Robbo Robertson ( wah-wah / ripping solos!!)). Thanks so much , so glad you dig it ❤️

[@mwjsbleakwater564]

Gary Moore did one album with Lizzy, 1979s Black Rose. He was in the band permanent from fall 1978 to summer 1979, so it was a relatively short time. But he helped them out on several tours also, like the 1977 US tour with Queen, billed as "The Queen Lizzy tour":-) Thin Lizzy, as Gary Moore, huge in Europe, did not crack america properly. But over here in Europe, they are legends, right up there with the greatest.

[@2war2bray]

Thank you so much for doing this one. Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy IMO never received just recognition and respect for their contribution to the music industry and music world.

[@obiwanbenobi4943]

They were all over our local radio station in the mid-70s.

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

Agree.

[@leefarrar4770]

How has renegade past me by .. what a tune , thanks again for putting me on to tunes iv never heard !!! X

[@michaelamos4910]

This is excellent, Nick. I'm a huge Thin Lizzy fan the deep dives by Nick are cool

[@lance4337]

Best rock band I've ever listened to

[@volkerthienenkamp9720]

Awesome, and you still haven't reached the peak of Lizzy: "Still in love with you" in the live version - best guitar parts in rock. An then there are Emerald, Warriors, Romeo and the lonely Girl, it's hard not to get greedy.

[@747panos]

Εχcellent choices ,excellent band . . . Thin Lizzy , Blue Oyster Cult and Wishbone Ash are my favourite heavy rock bands . . . all playing twin guitar harmonies . .

[@tmm8521]

I always wondered why listening to Lizzy was never monotonous, even after 45 years................then it dawned on me..............their stuff is so well written that it is never dull. The one positive thing about Lizzy not getting their 'due recognition is, we haven't been inundated with endless, endless 'high rotation' plays on radio etc.............I can't stand listening to Queen, Led Zep and many other bands due to the repetitive playlists you hear. Nick.........just play all their albums...............no bad tracks, there all brilliant 😉

[@fabianmccabe5473]

Thin Lizzy were the first to use dual lead guitars, I believe, I was lucky enough to have seen Lizzy and Gary Moore on separate occasions in the early eighties. Truly underrated.

[@79BlackRose]

I loved this so much Nick. Thin Lizzy were my favourite rock band growing up as a teenager. It may not be their best song, but Johnny is the one that gives me the most pleasure to listen to. Everything is so damn good in it. Towards the end, even horns are used to fill out the sound! Both solos are by Scottish guitarist Brian Robertson who later joined Motörhead. I saw them on their farewell tour in 1983 featuring the soloist you heard on Holy War, John Sykes, who later joined Whitesnake. In future, anything you feature from Black Rose will feature Gary Moore. The title track is EPIC!

[@richardsykes9692]

Love those horns, such a great idea to add them!

[@richardsykes9692]

And Robbo was on fire there, fantastic!

[@tbjfsu]

I don't know their entire catalog, but "Thunder and Lightning" off their "Live Life" album might be their most rocking song out there.

[@pookiemartinez1745]

Thin Lizzy also did the Funky Junction album doing Deep Purple covers and others, released in Germany i believe. they were hungry lol. Eric Bell - guitar Phil Lynott - bass guitar Brian Downey - drums Benny White - vocals Dave Lennox - keyboards

[@vijayseedarsan]

I’ve been lucky to see Thin Lizzy preform all these songs live on stage with all the guitar players they had , Lizzy duel guitar playing influenced many 70’s and onwards bands , the Allman Brothers and Wishbone Ash had done that sound before but Lizzy made it their own sound. Long Live Lizzy 🤜🏼🤛🏾

[@brazilianguy5927]

Hello from Greece !! Thank you for the marathon !!

[@jenspettergrnnesby3329]

I love your reactions. Love the way you do. Keep up the good work

[@brewstergallery]

Ever hear the true story Bob Dylan talking to Huey Lewis, as Huey, who had a Lizzy connection, and Bob said " Phil was a f**king genius !! " ? One of my favorite LIve albums " Live and Dangerous " which has a perfect fantastic transition from Cowboy Song right into Boys Are Back In Town. One of the all time Greatest bands.

[@danielribble725]

Cool marathon; great songs. I remember listening to Thin Lizzy back in the mid-70s but I really only knew their really big hits such as The Boys are Back in Town. Love the guitar work and the vocals. Just a little over a week ago I was in Galway, Ireland, where I heard a rollicking acoustic version of Whiskey in the Jar in a three hundred year old pub.

[@cindyclark9619]

Cowboy song is EPIC… so glad you enjoyed it.

[@JohnProph]

haha, had "Johnny" on my playlist at work today. "Its alright to lose your heart, but never lose your head"

[@davidholloway1817]

Little story: I saw Thin Lizzy on their fair well tour (in Portsmouth, UK). I was just in the right place at the right time to find out someone who had a ticket couldn't go! They came out for their encore & everyone was calling for Whiskey In a Jar. Phil Lynott, rolled his eyes & huffed, then said, "No we're not gonna do F**king Whiskey in a Jar!" I guess there are some songs one gets fed up playing. Anyway, the crowd were so insistent, he relented & I saw Thin Lizzy play Whiskey in a Jar as an encore on their fair well tour!

[@scottanderson8420]

I had a canary yellow 67 Chevy Chevelle with a souped up stereo in high school. There was nothing better than listening to the Cowboy Song on 10. Played the hell out of that Jail Break 8 track until it did what all eight tracks do and was eaten by the machine. Good times.😀 This was a great marathon of them Lizzy Great Selections all.👍👍

[@tommack9395]

1989, Aug 28, Maiden Voyage, we're gigging in Ybor... Set was a mix of our own material and covers. Cowboy Song was the last of our second set... fun to play but I'm the only guitarist so a lot to fill in, stomp-boxes octave-multiplexer, etc... Back then we always took a break after the second set. An acquaintance of mine with her gf Cindy came came up to me as we walked off stage... Cindy said "You know what? If you'd give me a roll, I'd definitely want be your cowgirl." A year later married her, thirty-four years, three children and still married.

[@jayhpaq]

Haven’t gotten to this one yet but I know all of these anyway. You cannot go wrong with Thin Lizzy!

[@citizenkane4831]

I remember when i saw them live, 1977 i think it was. Have always been a fan of them. But i think you didn´t mentioned one of their best album. Black rose, with songs like Roisin Dubh and Toughst street in town. Another great rarely playid on Y T is China town

[@paulkirk9168]

Hi Nick, Whiskey In The Jar was the track that got me into Lizzy ( great guitar from Eric Bell & The Rocker from same album is a must listen ). Glad you got to the Cowboy Song at last ( brings back happy days being down at the front at their gigs ). As previously mentioned Still in Love With You from Live and Dangerous is awesome!!

[@davidknight5863]

Towards the end of Johnny, Brian Robertson let's rip and wow this guy had several run ins with Phil, you mentioned goose bumps but the aggression through those fast fingers of Brian, an absolutely brilliant guitarist, i think one of the best . Lizzy's music is fresh and ageless , rated No1 rock band by so many people , you never get tired of playing thin Lizzy because they were so brilliantly versatile.

[@lourenzi8820]

Honesty Is No Excuse, and Remembering stand out from first album

[@jdbroders64]

I'm a huge Thin Lizzy fan and The Cowboy Song along with The Boys are Back in Town were a few of the first songs I learned on guitar all the way through back in the day. Thin Lizzy was so good and so underrated. They rocked.

[@jdbroders64]

Just to add, Gary Moore was a part of the early Thin Lizzy. Major talents all around.

[@keefmack]

Love this band. “Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed”

[@Irish780]

Irish and proud 😊

[@obiwanbenobi4943]

Thin Lizzy was the opening act for my very first rock concert (Queen's Day at the Races tour). Of course they were lit up and so was Queen.

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

The original Whiskey in the Jar is an old Celtic folk song possibly from pre 1700’s. The Scots know it as well as the Irish as thousands of Irish flew Ireland to Scotland when England imposed starvation policies on them. It was called the potato famine. Plus the Highland (Scottish) clearances imposed earlier on Scots, they burned down the Croft’s (cottages which made textiles and kept animals to survive) and forced the people out , many killed, to allow land barons who stole their farms, moved in sheep for their value. You thought the uk was a happy place? It’s a great song. Imagine it sung around a fireplace in a Bothy (small cottage) with music and whiskey in their jars.

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

I did notice thro the years Lizzy sometimes made political points in their lyrics, with a strong Celtic sound. A lot of those chords are of Celtic background.

[@jimled50jl49]

Hi Nick, ... Just me doing a little catch up. Lol ... Love Thin Lizzy. Love Phil Lynott's solo work as well. This is a great marathon. Great choice of tracks. I like The Cowboy Song but after hearing it on "Live and Dangerous" that's the version I now prefer. Live is awesome ! Renegade is a great choice, the slower parts remind me of Dire Straits...with Phil's vocals so close to Mark Knopfler. [ which reminds me ... Solo track " The Kings Call " about the death of Elvis, features Mark Knopfler on guitar ] Really enjoyed this, thankyou. Byee Jim X

[@mmmmmmmmmmmmokay9819]

Emerald is a must

[@scottmacdonald1826]

A solid set of songs from a fantastic band!!!

[@lourenzi8820]

We Will Be Strong from Chinatown.Toughest Street in Town from. Black Rose.

[@delorangeade]

You've still only scratched the surface with Thin Lizzy. They really were a different band when they recorded their first three albums, and progressive psychedelic folk rock is not for everyone, even many fans of the band they became. For me, those albums represent the truest essence of who Phil Lynott was as a writer, and if he had become a poet instead of a rock star maybe things would have turned out differently. Vagabonds of the Western World is arguably Thin Lizzy's most adventurous and consistent album. Thin Lizzy could not have been much bigger in the UK. In some ways they were more important than Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple or Black Sabbath, because they were the band that was being played on daytime radio, that everyone could hear. The band that even kids who weren't into heavier music could appreciate, so their influence was wide ranging. When you look at the list of bands and artists who have covered Thin Lizzy songs, they cover more styles and genres than possibly any other hard rock band.

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

“ Chinatown “ rocks the house down!

[@joolz4848]

Whiskie In the Jar was recorded when Thin Lizzy were a 3 piece band. It is a Whiskie "cover" of a traditional Irish folk song. The word 'whiskey' comes from the Irish uisce beatha, meaning water of life. I was lucky enough to do security for them on the Renegade tour, great times.

[@slipstreammonkey]

I slept on Thin Lizzy for 20 years because i thought they were their later classic rock hits. When i forced myselfmto go listen to their origins it was like a slap in the face and i deserved it for assuming what type of band they were. Dig into the origins folks, it like thinking Led Zeppelin started with Stairway to Heaven.

[@michaelamos4910]

Whisky In The Jar was a hit for them in 1973 reached number 6 in Uk charts. I believe it was not taken from an album but later added to Vagabonds Of The Western World remaster.

[@musicfan8253]

The Cowboy Song!!!

[@derekdamms7380]

IF YOU LIKE (THIN LIZZY) THEN THERE IS A BAND ON KZbin CALLED (BRIAN DOWNEY'S LIVE AND DANGEROUS) THEY ARE AN IRISH TRIBUTE BAND. BRILLIANT. THE SINGER IS AMAZING.

[@billclark3382]

Whiskey in the jar is an Irish standard a great version is done by The Dubliners it's longer and tells a longer story

[@johncampbell756]

Steve Harris has said that Thin Lizzy's dual lead guitar attack was a big influence on the band.

[@user-vk1kp6fp8d]

cant beat brian robertson and scott gorham together best hard rock band ever with this lineup

[@carolynchesler3392]

Where is Lex today? Great show wowww great job, miss Lex though.

[@TheOneEyesView]

the covers...Jim Fitzpatrick...I have a book of poetry from Phil , basically these and other lyrics , and Fitzpatrick did the artwork in the book as well

[@mickthemerciless9694]

Brian Robertson's wah wah solos were the tops.

[@derekdamms7380]

(WHISKEY IN THE JAR) WAS FIRST DONE BY (THE DUBLINERS) FROM DUBLIN IRELAND

[@Rob-eo5ql]

5:16 love that part!

[@joelhammond4162]

I 2nd the request for Still In love with you live, but also request/suggest that you should really check out Black Rose. That song and album is from a period when Gary Moore was with the band. Also, if youre not familiar with Parisienne Walkways that is a great ballad that Phil and Gary wrote and performed together. There are some great live versions of it available on YT. It was one of the 1st songs to feature that signature sustain and with long fluid singing notes that would become synonmous with Gary's playing especially in ballads, like Empty Rooms and of course later Still Got The Blues.

[@johndrx165]

I learned Cowboy Song (I play bass) for my 60th birthday celebration where I was going to play some music with friends and family. It was so much fun to play, and I love the song. Unfortunately, my friend who I played in a band with back in the day could not make it, so I never got to play it live. I was able to do a scaled back set with family and It is a great memory.

[@richardsykes9692]

Rocky is amazing! So funky, what a great band they were.

[@slipstreammonkey]

Nobody listens to the 1st album so nobody recognizes the First album so only the few realize how great the 1st album is. And that's fine. A vicious circle of missed opportunities. It's way better than most of the albums that came afterwards and I'll stand by that.

[@sidecardog5244]

Everyone had the Jailbreak album in the mid seventies (along with Frampton Comes Alive). Nobody had their next album. No hits I suppose. Ps, The Boys are Back in Town was maybe the most testosterone soaked and misogynist rock song ever...and I loved it. Would not have been out of place on Spinal Tap's "Smell the Glove" :)

[@billiondollarbaby3276]

It only went GOLD (500,000 units shipped). Thats a decent amount but never went Platinum or Multi Platinum like MANY artists from the same year

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

Cowboy is amazing live. Check it out

[@LaurenceOConnor-fg4dk]

Phil Lynott was a man of the people and could be seen walking the streets of Dublin without an entourage of bodyguards.

[@dalestevenson4315]

One can only imagine the music that would have come out of Phil Lynette and John Sykes

[@dalestevenson4315]

Sorry if my voice texting doesn't spell very well

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

Politically England is now fighting the Scots and now the Welsh who also want Independence from them. Keep that in your mind when considering all things.

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

Whiskey In the Jar.

[@gorham296]

They are like the Y&T of Irland. Scary good but no one too few gives a crap.

[@pookiemartinez1745]

Johnny, Renegade.

[@firstfreonwarrior]

TL were LOUD live! ;-)

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

As far as I’m aware only one band sort of stylised similar. Not many. And I’m old heard them all!

[@chrisbarlow2131]

Youre right Nick it isn't Maiden thirds its Lizzy thirds!

[@chrisbarlow2131]

Robbo - the king of the wah pedal.

[@timppalammas]

Thank you for an awesome marathon! Lizzy is one of my all-time favourite artists ❤. Just a few minor corrections: Whiskey in the Jar is from their 3rd album (not 2nd) ”Vagabonds of the Western World” (1973) although it was released as a single in 1972 already. And ”Jailbreak” was their 6th album (not 7th). Anyway, more Lizzy, please!!! Songs like ”Wild One”, ”Emerald”, ”Massacre”, ”Waiting for an Alibi” and ”Roisin Dubh (Black Rose) A Rock Legend” would be great suggestions for another Lizzy marathon.

[@MatheusLimaFlu]

You could do some reaction with Thin Lizzy's live songs.

[@derekdamms7380]

PHIL LYNOTT AND GARY MOORE OF (THIN LIZZY) R.i.P.

[@reubster529]

Renegade from the Life/Live album is pristine please check it out when you can

[@richardsykes9692]

Southbound from Live & Dangerous is brilliant too. It’s a soundcheck pre-gig, just beautiful, no wonder they chose to put it on the album.

[@SteveJonesHimself]

Have you reacted to any Wishbone Ash? They were also a notable earlier band prominently featuring dual guitar. Slightly progressive; hard to peg (which I think is a good thing). Very influential.

[@johncarr2806]

I saw them twice in the 70's, once with Brian Robertson, and once with Gary Moore.

[@lourenzi8820]

This band did not get its due in the United States. If they were promoted. Properly, they would be superstars. I mean, look at your reaction.

[@Saffy-yr8vo]

If you don’t dive deep into King Crimson and ELP you are ignoring the two most influential ‘prog’ bands of the 2Oth century. I see more and more young folks discovering them with amazement. They created music from their gut. Fripp gave no quarter it was do or die.They forced the music out. They wanted to be different and emotive. They did it. Against a back drop of pop culture they stuck to it. Against the media, against all odds. Pioneers. Fighters. It wasn’t an easy ride. They made us listen. That’s the trick. They accomplished it.

[@sean_d]

If anyone is interested in The Dubliners' folk version of the song Whiskey In The Jar that inspired Lizzy's version(Some differences in lyrics): kzbin.info/www/bejne/aISYgqF5qph2bZo

[@marcomcbreed8153]

Songs for next marathon Hero and the madman Chinatown Its getting dangerous Baby please don't go

[@marcomcbreed8153]

Plus Got to give it up Dear God Emerald 😁

[@NicknLex]

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[@robertpettersen3577]

❤❤❤🤟🤟🤟🤘🤘🤘

[@derekdamms7380]

PLEASE PLEASE PLAY (CHINATOWN) BY (THIN LIZZY)

[@roberthughes9856]

Whiskey in the Jar is a traditional Irish tune so Thin Lizzy is not the "original". The Dubliners recorded it in a folk style about 1968 but it was probably written mid 17th Century.

[@warrenbutson349]

Irish band apart from Scott Gore

[@79BlackRose]

Eric Bell and Gary Moore were from Northern Ireland; Brian Robertson is Scottish; Snowy White, Darren Wharton and John Sykes are English.

[@paulobrienmus]

Thin Lizzy were initally an Irish band! then had two American guitarists in their mid to later years. The Rhythm section of Bass/Vocals & Drums were from Dublin.

[@79BlackRose]

They had one American guitarist: Scott Gorham from 1974-1983.

[@paulobrienmus]

@@79BlackRose oh yeah, sorry one was Scottish.

[@79BlackRose]

@@paulobrienmusThey had guitarists from Northern Ireland and England as well as a keyboard player from England.

[@stephencaruso760]

how do you sponsor a marathon? I go and it always says sold out- I want to throw money at you but you guys don't make it easy to do so..

[@NicknLex]

Sorry. Next time we open marathons I'll send you a message. You can also write us an email to make it easier. That way I can email you a slot so you can request your marathon👍

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@@NicknLex thanks!