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#ThinLizzy. “Cowboy Song.” 1978. Sydney Opera House. The absolute swagger of Phil Lynott was something to behold. Suave, sophisticated. Didn’t need to run around on stage. For sure, Gorham & Moore were perfect wingmen but Phil was to Thin Lizzy what Lemmy was to Motörhead. Class.

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Joe Owen ⚒vor 2 Jahren

No one ever looked cooler wielding a bass than Phil.

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JayKeeleyvor 2 Jahren

Studded guitar strap, white dress shirt, black tie… the man was the essence of cool

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Paul Anerbiervor 2 Jahren

@HarrySword Gary Moore’s solo at this concert is off the charts. Surprised that the melody maker doesn’t melt in his hands, and Waltzing Mathilda was a nice touch

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JayKeeleyvor 2 Jahren

@HarrySword Ah man I wish Twitter would allow for longer video clips 🫤

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OscarGodolphinvor 2 Jahren

Amen.

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butch123vor 2 Jahren

Most underrated band in rock history

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Not Weird BatDogvor 2 Jahren

@NFL_DougFarrar Love this song, this band, Phil gone toosoon. Very underrated.

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Scott Whitt (blacklicorepoker ‘Gram)vor 2 Jahren

Absolutely love this band. Funny I got into as the broke up. I bought Life/Live when it came out and worked backwards. Gary Moore is just an absolute beast.

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JayKeeleyvor 2 Jahren

He is; as was John Sykes too - some great axemen played next to Phil over the years !

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OldManDan 😎🎸🏍vor 2 Jahren

Phil should receive way more accolades and recognition than he does. He was such a terrific front man and truly one in a million.🤘😎🎸

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