One Night In Dublin: A Tribute To Phil Lynott (2006)

On August 20th 2005 on what would have been his 56th birthday a statue of Phil Lynott was unveiled in Dublin s Grafton Street by his mother. There to witness the event were members of Thin Lizzy from throughout the band s career. Later that evening they joined forces under the leadership of Gary Moore for a concert that paid tribute to Lynott s memory. The core band of Moore Jethro Tull bass player Jonathan Noyce and Thin Lizzy s one and only drummer Brian Downey were joined by the stellar guitar talents of Brian Robertson Scott Gorham and Eric Bell for a set of Lizzy and Gary Moore classics.Tracklisting:1. Walking By Myself2. Jailbreak3. Don t Believe A Word4. Emerald (feat. Brian Robertson)5. Still In Love With You (feat. Brian Robertson)6. Black Rose (feat. Scott Gorham)7. Cowboy Song (feat. Scott Gorham)8. The Boys Are Back In Town (feat. Scott Gorham)9. Whiskey In The Jar (feat. Eric Bell)10. Parisienne Walkways (feat. Eric Bell)Bonus Feature:30 minute behind-the-scenes film including footage of the Phil Lynott statue being unveiled and interviews with all the ex-Thin Lizzy members.System Requirements:Running Time 98 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: MUSIC DVD/CONCERTS Rating: NR UPC: 801213015795 Manufacturer No: EV301579 Product Description

The Reason Why I picked up a bass guitar!

Back at the tender age of 13,I picked up a bass guitar and began to thump away on the E string, until I learned to master the instrument. I did this all because I saw a guy and his band on T.V. by the name of Thin Lizzy. I remember it to this day.

This tribute was the most emotional thing to watch, amazing, amazing, amazing! I give it 5 stars, but might have to deduct a one half percentage point for not having John Sykes there, to rip through Thunder and Lightning or Sun Goes Down. Even though he was only on two albums, studio and the farewell tour live album, he too was apart of Phils life.

Thousands of irish folk can't be wrong. Hoist a pint to the memory of Phil Lynott, and his gang of rebel rockers, this tribute, has him smiling in heaven. This I believe!. February 25, 2008

Nice Live Tribute

Strong musicianship carries this Thin Lizzy tribute. I think it is worth having for any Gary Moore or Lizzy fans. February 19, 2008

Preserving the memory of Phil Lynott and Thin Lizzy, Thanks!

Let me start out this review by saying that I have known about this dvd for about a year. It has been sitting in "My Cart" since then and something else always won my interest on my limited income. I knew that I would eventually buy this and now that I had, I kick myself for not buying it sooner over the new Iron Maiden, Rainbow, UFO, or Symphony X releases. Let me also state that I think this concert is for the Gary Moore or Thin Lizzy fan. My wife noticed a smile on my face a few different times during this show. Let me tell you, as a life long Lizzy fan, things like this just make me feel warm all over. Brian Downey behind the drum kit for the entire show adds to the tribute. Seeing Scott Gorham playing with Gary Moore again and the two of them obviously enjoying themselves and playing flawlessly, this is something special. Brian Robertson and Eric Bell also are given a special place alongside Moore but Gary Moore shows why he is just such a great guitarist and he handles all the lead vocals. Most of the time he pulls off Phil's vocals just fine. The show is about an hour long, the brightest moments being Black Rose, Emerald, and the one-two punch of Cowboy Song/Boys Are Back In Town. Huge thanks has to go out to Gary Moore for putting this tribute concert together with different members of the Thin Lizzy band as a true remembrance of the songs and the person that was Philip Lynott on what would have been his 56th birthday. I am sure Phil is smiling and thankful from wherever he is. Thanks again Gary for letting us see the members of Thin Lizzy again and for keeping the music alive. Special features are interviews with all the members of the band and their memories of Phil. Priceless. November 7, 2007

Lizzy fan

This one is worth it. Very good all the way around. Only problem is, you miss Phil so much listening to the songs. I loved it. June 27, 2007

Gary is the man.

Only Gary Moore could do this right, and he does. Nice to see Brian Robertson, although he's not looking so good these days and was a little stiff on the guitar. Very enjoyable though! June 12, 2007

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