Phil Lynott & The Soul Band - The Man's A Fool (Casablanca '82) video free download

Jacob Lanee

This was no ordinary man - so true! a great man ruined by his destiny - a shame.

Michael Larkin

Mark Nauseef: drums, Jerome Rimson: bass, Gus Isidore: guitar Jimmy Bain: keyboards, Darren Wharton: keyboards, Phil Lynott: guitar/vocals.

Carlos Carmen

who is the keyboard player ? awesome music..

Otto Lund

Thanks abeldanger net

peterpringle01

Never heard this before. Can anyone tell me if it was ever released on an album?

Jordan Napolitano

Love this song, this is a great recording of it, Phil looks great

Silas Lang

Love this version man, great song . Lovin the bass playin ha

dustyanddarrell

wow, a great song. i never heard it before

jbenzaia

I thought that was Darren!

ThePhR75

Mark Nauseef: drums Jerome Rimson: bass Gus Isidore: guitar Jimmy Bain: keyboards Darren Wharton: keyboards Phil Lynott: guitar/bass/vocals This line-up toured in fall '82 IIRC.

Grumberf

He looks like a gaint without it.

Foundu2late

@Mickeyned2003

diego Rios

Phil es un Dios!

osc68ful

El Mejor de todos los tiempos....Philip....my Hero...good bless HIM.

TheRockerxx69

How come this combo surfaced ??? can you tell me musicians members and history ????

Dan Gondoli

the live versions of this song are very good especially this one for quality, there is another one better music with john sykes and keith Emerson in the band but the quality alittle rough.. however the studio version of this song phils solo album lacks the groove but still good ..

TotteTequila

Oh I forgot, they played a third song on the Casablana Show: -Yellow Pearl - Attack, Attack, attack, Attack ...

TotteTequila

Wow great to see this again! My old band LaCrosse played the same show "Casablanca" so I was there, standing somewhere behind the cameraman. This was recorded really early in the day, Phil & the band came direct from a gig/party in Copenhagen if I remember it right, and they did this amazing version of "The Mans A Fool" & "Growing Up". Phil played a red Gibson 335 & I on my '65 Red Epiphone Casino, we thought i was quite funny, having both having similar red guitar, thanx for uploading this!

cheryl ervin

Love this man!!!!!Brilliant as always!Forever Phil Lynott!!!! xxxxxx Cheryl (Delaware) xxx

Mickeyned2003

Brilliant band! What could have been...

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