Hi G !

I will go look for it ASAP.
I myself was part of a similar event in Denmark this Year, where I got to 
play "suicide" with "Robbo". A great moment for me as I've been a Lizzy fan 
for 30 years. The band was a danish Lizzy tribute band called "Black Rose".

The event was a celebration of Philip Lynott and we marked the 10 annivesary 
of his sad demise.

Thanx for the tip.

Fjeder
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "G FUENTES" <gfuentes1375@msn.com>
To: <audities@smoe.org>
Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2006 7:47 PM
Subject: For those who still love Rock N Roll on this list


>I know that this list is not for people that like Rock N Roll. Witness the 
>recent discussion on soft pop and what panties one should wear while 
>listening to it or if one should wear a sun dress while putting the CDr 
>together..
>
> Or witness any discussion of music by Stewart Mason
>
> However, I do have a recommendation for those few rock'n'rollers left on 
> the list
>
> DVD - Gary Moore & Friends; One Night In Dublin; A Tribute to Phil Lynott
>
> Concert that took place on August 19 2005 to celebrate the statue of 
> Lynott on Grafton St being unveiled and what would have been Phil's 56th 
> Bday.
>
> The core band was Moore, Downey, and Jonathan Noyce (Jethro Tull) with 
> wonderful and somewhat emotional appearances by Brian Robertson, Scott 
> Gorham, and Eric Bell. Robertson plays with Moore on two songs and Gorham 
> (who should be the poster child for what a rock n roll star should look 
> like) plays three songs with Moore.
>
> Eric Bell does his part on Whiskey In the Jar.
>
> Needless to say..Lizzy was a great band..and watching these older rockers 
> play with emotion is worthy to be praised.
>
> macho boracho
>
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