Gary Moore - Emerald (Tribute to Phil Lynott) [HQ] [4/10] video free download
*Rest in peace, Gary Moore... so sad of a day... your guitar stays with us, and you shall live trough it. Farewell...*
† Gary Moore was found dead in February 06 2011, while on vacation at Costa del Sol, Spain. †
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Gary Moore and friends performing "Emerald" in the "One Night in Dublin: a Tribute to Phil Lynott" concert at The Point Theatre, Dublin, Ireland, August 20th, 2005. [Part 4/10]
The classical twin guitars strike again. Another classic.
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Phillip Lynott was the bassist, lead singer, lead composer and frontman for the band Thin Lizzy, in wich Moore played for some time too.
Gary Moore (was) a renowed guitar player, his style ranging from Heavy Metal and Blues to Country music.
Brian Robertson is known for being one of pioneers on the famous "twin guitars" of the band.
With no further ado, enjoy this song in high quality, and see all the other parts of this historical concert in my channel.
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Gary Moore e amigos na performance da música "Emerald" no concerto "Uma Noite em Dublin: um tributo a Phil Lynott" (tradução livre), que aconteceu no The Point Theatre, em Dublin, Irlanda, no dia 20 de Agosto de 2005. [Parte 4/10]
As classicas guitarras gêmeas atacam de novo. Outro clássico.
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Philip Lynott foi o baixista, vocalista, principal compositor e "frontman" da banda Thin Lizzy, na qual Gary também chegou a tocar.
Gary Moore é um renomado guitarrista e seu estilo vai desde o Heavy Metal e o Blues até a música Country. É DEFINITIVAMENTE um guitarrista que merece admiração, uma lenda. E pensar que eu só vim a conhecê-lo mesmo fazem algumas semanas...
Brian Robertson é famoso por ser um dos pioneiros da famosa dupla de "guitarra gêmeas" da banda.
Sem mais delongas, aproveitem essa música em alta qualidade e vejam as outras partes do show no meu canal.
Comments
8 years ago
Olivier BOURDIN
Mémorable : un grand moment. Le regret de n'avoir pu être présent à cette soirée. Mais j'étais au Reading Festival 83 avec THIN LIZZY et Phil LYNOTT of course.8 years ago
sanmiguel357
No decent quality Lizzy version on here but this is the next best thing.1:17 Hairs on back of neck stand up.Great stuff.9 years ago
Pube
I always liked Robbo better. He always let his solos breath. He resisted the temptation to show- off with all the shredding and machine gun soloing. He always played with feel and for the song rather than himself. His touch and gine was and is amazing. Great player.9 years ago
SouthOCmixdown
Always loved this song. Love the whole Jailbreak LP. I'll never understand why the industry forces music into these narrow boxes. Hard rock. Metal. Punk. Death. Doom. Thrash. Alternative. Indie, etc. Then the younger musicians follow suit to the categories. Then their fans. Then the venues. Before you know it, guys are more worried about which Hot Topic patch of ripped T-shirt swatch they are going to pin to their denim jacket, than they are enjoying and honoring great undefined music like this. Montrose, Moore, Fripp, Beck, B. Campbell. Fuck now time is starting to take these guys from us. They can never be replaced.9 years ago
ebonics4everyone
Unfortunately in the once great USA a top tier concert of rock virtuosos might at best draw 300 fans. America is a 3rd World country now. Too much hip hop and pop. Real musicians must tour overseas to earn a living.9 years ago
WingerRattDokken
Robo did a great job here9 years ago
moreblack
If there's a player you don't want to have a dueling solo spot against, it's probably Gary Moore.9 years ago
hyutyub
All Lizzy fans should listen to Robbo's solo on the song Precious from the Wildhorses.9 years ago
hyutyub
Watch/Listen to Robbo on 1:47 to 1:48 . That's why Thin Lizzy is so great for me. I can recognize Robbo's sound anytime.. Of course because of Phil and all the other members. Listen to Wildhorses ( Jimmy Bain and Robbo ) . It's the closest you can have to a Lizzy Album. His tone for me is the best in the world of rock n roll.9 years ago
snerper
I live in Brighton, about two miles or so from Gary's grave in Rottingdean, I visit it a lot, it's nice to sit there listening to the birds singing and having a chat to Gary! This might sound a bit deranged maybe, but when you're actually sitting there it seems quite natural to have a one sided chat to a man who left this world far too early!9 years ago
Stergios Serres
I hope they release this concert on a cd also. I wanna have my fix of " Emerald " and "Black rose" while I drive too and not just on YouTube. 9 years ago
MrVideostreamer
robertson is complete disfunctional. he gave what he could in earlier times. moore rescues him many times..9 years ago
hawkins561
the drummer and bassist look so much not interested.9 years ago
RedPepperPrepper
Love and respect to all the fallen.x9 years ago
Deancarlos Feitosa Tesch
Gary Moore & Brian Robertson - Emerald9 years ago
poekoelan75
Gary Moore did in fact steal this show guitar wise, even though he forgot the words in "The Cowboy Song". But like others have said, Downey kept it all together. Gary Moore and Brian Downey were without a doubt the best musicians on stage that night. Although Scott Gorham was good on his tunes9 years ago
Brett Martin
I wish Gary had played this on his own gigs from 2006 onwards...9 years ago
Diego Cavalcanti
Verygood9 years ago
Mike Molloy
feck roberston can play9 years ago
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