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  1. BluesRocker

    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    yes, i also like the early Lizzy with Eric Bell..Their very first album is a decent effort but i don't listen to their 2nd album 'Shades' very much. i actually put it bottom of the list of all Lizzy albums..The final album with Bell 'Vagabonds' is a really good album and i rate hit highly..The...
  2. BluesRocker

    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    Those guitar harmonies of Scott and Snowy on the Chinatown album are really nice...by the time that the Renegade album came around, some of the guitar work was not so good..i think a lot of this was down to Scott because of his heroin addiction, i remember reading an article about Scott on that...
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    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    Side A of Chinatown is excellent, but Side B is not so good...The track 'Killer on the Loose,' which was on the Chinatown album, was released as a single and on the B side of it was a song called 'Don't Play Around'..i really thought that should have made it on to the album, but it...
  4. BluesRocker

    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

  5. BluesRocker

    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    Thin Lizzy live in 1981 when Snowy White was in the band..Snowy got a bit of stick at times when he was in Lizzy and unfairly i thought..He was never going to be another Brian Robertson or Gary Moore but he is a great guitarist and his solo here on 'Don't Believe a Word' is superb...8 min live...
  6. BluesRocker

    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    Great solo from Robbo in his Lizzy days on their track 'Johnny,'...as soon as you hear that brilliant wailing guitar you instantly know that it's Robbo...Best ever hard rock wah player for me.
  7. BluesRocker

    Thin Lizzy (Official Thread)

    1980, Phil joining up with Wild Horses on the UK TV music show 'Alright Now' in Newcastle on Tyne-Tees TV...Robbo, who had formed Wild Horses with Jimmy Bain, on guitar here with his hair trimmed...
  8. BluesRocker

    Joe Bonamassa (Official Thread)

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    Joe Bonamassa (Official Thread)

    https://bluesrockreview.com/2026/03/joe-bonamassa-announces-rory-gallagher-tribute-album.html new album and DVD coming out in June...Joe Bonamassa - The Spirit of Rory live from Cork...Last Summer Joe played a couple of nights in Cork, Ireland to honour Rory Gallagher...it was a tribute to...
  10. BluesRocker

    John Hammond RIP

    its quite clear to hear that he had a big influence on George Thorogood...you only have to listen.
  11. BluesRocker

    John Hammond RIP

    i have this album somewhere, i'll have to dig it out, i am sure i still got it.
  12. BluesRocker

    RIP John Hammond

    Saddened to hear of yesterday's death of New York bluesman John Hammond at the age of 83.
  13. BluesRocker

    John Hammond RIP

    This track taken from very early in his career on his 1964 album, 'Big City Blues.'
  14. BluesRocker

    John Hammond RIP

  15. BluesRocker

    John Hammond RIP

    Saddened to hear of yesterday's death of New York bluesman John Hammond at the age of 83..
  16. BluesRocker

    Busking

  17. BluesRocker

    1970s Blues/Rock bands

    Some more great heavy blues-rock with Welsh band Budgie - Hammer and Tongs...one of my fave songs of theirs...Saw Budgie way back in the early 80's in Liverpool, UK when they were the support act to Gillan ( Ian Gillan ) it was one of those concerts where the support band were just as good as...
  18. BluesRocker

    1970s Blues/Rock bands

    The Edgar Broughton Band - Look at the Mayor ( live ),,Some pretty heavy blues rock here.,love the guitar in the 2nd part of this, its as guttural as you can get...I wasn't a massive fan of the band but some of their stuff i sometimes give a listen to..
  19. BluesRocker

    1970s Blues/Rock bands

    Cactus - Bad Mother Boogie
  20. BluesRocker

    1970s Blues/Rock bands

    love Cactus, great old boogie blues-rock.
  21. BluesRocker

    40 years on Remembering Philip Parris Lynott

    i saw Lizzy four times, three times in Liverpool, UK and the final time i saw them was their last ever UK performance before they disbanded when they headlined at the legendary Reading Rock Festival in 1983, that was an emotional night when they performed 'Still in Love With You,'...The year...
  22. BluesRocker

    40 years on Remembering Philip Parris Lynott

    Phil and his gentle side.
  23. BluesRocker

    40 years on Remembering Philip Parris Lynott

    Lizzy on their Opium Trail - live in Toronto 1977...this track really should have made it on to their Live and Dangerous album, cannot believe that they omitted it.
  24. BluesRocker

    40 years on Remembering Philip Parris Lynott

    Thin Lizzy - Ballad of a Hard Man....a real gem of a Lizzy tune...this is what the band were all about for me, that hard drivin', hard pumping rock..Phil blasting out the vocals and with the brilliant Robbo on guitar, wailing like a complete maniac in the second part of the song, SUPERB!
  25. BluesRocker

    40 years on Remembering Philip Parris Lynott

    Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak....on the steps of the Sydney Opera House in 1978...Gary Moore in the band here after the departure of Robbo...and Mark Nauseef on drums, Lizzy drummer Brian Downey took a few months off coz of exhaustion and Nauseef filled in for him on Lizzy's tour down under.

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