Ummmmm

Dancin in the moon light

Cowboy Song right before the first solo.

EMERALD

Opium Trail🎸🤟🏻

It makes the Hall look really bad. Their music was very inspirational for bands that are already in the HOF!

Exactly!

Thanks Warren

@@SixStringAlliance you’re very welcome! This is one of the best videos on Thin Lizzy ever!

Thank you 😊🎸

Thanks for watching

Thanks Joe. Yes Robbo was awesome back in the day. I had the pleasure of working with him on a project back in 98. A true legend 🎸

Neil Schon Rick Derringer, Colin James...all teens

My pleasure!

Been waiting for a decent take as well, cheers.

I was surprised at how incorrect I had been playing it. I hope you enjoy this new version

Robertson.

Thanks for checking in. Glad the old Lick Library material helped!!

Thanks Christian

Cheers Tony, Glad you enjoyed!

That's amazing!

Yes! Amazing!

Hahaha, great story

Thank you.. more on the way.

Thanks!! Yeah it was fun to do both this and Warren’s video. It’s a great track

Thank you!! Glad you found this helpful

Underrated? you been living under a rock? Phil Lynott and the gang used to be one of the biggest bands in the world. Theres nothing "underrated" at all with these guys they were brilliant ...

Absolutely underrated. Just like Beethoven in the classic genre…

Joseph. Please do!!! It can be a little frustrating; I feel my content is good. But it’ll grow. I love doing this 😊🎸

Thank you!! Glad you enjoyed the lesson

Glad you liked it!

Thanks for watching and thanks for the comment

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Cheers!

I wrote a Thin Lizzy tab book back in the 90’s and wrote it out for two guitars. I did the same on a Thin Lizzy DVD I did. It was cool to dig deeper.. glad you enjoyed it 🎸🎸

Thank you!! Yes i remember the days of moving the needle. Glad you enjoyed this.

Thanks you!!

Hi Sean.. Oh wow!! Really.. I'll check that out.. maybe I'll have to shoot part 2 haha. Thanks for the heads up, its great that you've bought my attention to that part.. I'll have a listen.

It's something I did wrong myself when I first learned the song Jamie, but when I went back to learn it "properly" I realised it wasn't a Dsus4 but actually a G chord. You're a fantastic player Jamie and I love your lessons@@SixStringAlliance.

Thanks for the comment. Glad you enjoyed the video

Wow, thanks!

Hi Dean.. you’ll find a link for the tab that goes with this lesson in the video description. Glad you enjoyed the lesson, and hope the tab helps 🎸

Yes Dave is a great guitarist, transcriber and a very good friend of mine 😊

@@SixStringAlliance Now, thanks to your transcription I've had to advertise for 4 more Guitarists.

Glad you think so!

Thank you!!

On my original Total Accuracy book I wrote it that way, but listening now to the available isolated guitars, one guitar is an F#m7 and the other is an F#5, but he keeps hitting the sus4 every so often. I don’t think it’s intentional but it sounds very cool!

On Scott Gorham’s KZfaq lesson he clearly plays F#5 not F#m7.

Glad it helped

@@SixStringAlliance thank you

Thanks for watching!

Thank you!! Glad the lesson helped

It’s a masterpiece

Thanks!! Just the stock pickups in my Les Paul Modern, straight into the MESA Bandlander, and running direct out of the on board CabClone IR. Im using one of the stock MESA IR's, straight into my interface. Thats it.. Just a bit of ambience form the Ocean Way Reverb on the UAD.

My pleasure!

Thanks.. Yes it obviously has an extra note, but Fmaj7th is a 1st inversion of Dm7, so its the same s playing of of the b3 of Dm7

@@SixStringAlliance No Fmaj7th is F, A, C & E. Dmin7 1st inversion is F, A, C & D. but you are correct in saying Fmaj can always be played instead of Dmin7 as the whole chord is already a part of Dmin7. Fmaj7th over a D bass note would be Dmin9th

It’s epic!

Thanks!! No this isn’t a nitro finish, it’s the Les Paul Modern, but it’s slightly different to the production one cosmetically. Gibson were kind enough to send it to me for some work I do for them on their app. No Garry Moore wasn’t on this track.

Yes! I agree! I’m a huge fan!

I'm sure I mention in this video that the fingerings were a combination of a variety of players, and not 100% to the recording. Plus I alway feel the the interpretation of a song is a personal thing. I actually worked very closely with Brian Robertson in 1999 when I transcribed the "Jam With Thin Lizzy" transcript booked. We both performed together on the CD.

@@SixStringAlliance Yes i understand. It was just a reflection since i’ve been a Thin Lizzy fan since 1978 and Robbo is my favourite guitar player in Thin Lizzy. I’ve watched him play it and you can also see it on the LAD video. I know they all may have played it differently like Gary Moore did the harmony part after the chorus starting on the second fret. You played it like the studio version and they played slightly differently on the LAD album. Like that intro lick end on a F# on the D string. No offence ment.

@@matsandersson8857 no offence taken at all my friend.. I love getting feedback and input from viewers. Im not one of tho precious types haha.. thanks for joining in 🎸🎸

@@SixStringAlliance Thanks! Keep up the good work👍

Thank you !!

You can get the MESA Dyn IR’s for Two notes Wall of Sound, which will work in Pro. Tools

Fabulous song

Thank you! 😄

Thanks! Gad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Cheers!

You hear a guitar fill, which is what is shown here . I trust track isolation. The bass is doubling the guitar fill. Listen to it you’ll hear it, even Gary Moore’s live version include him playing this fill.

I think i’ve red it was Carlsbro amps. But i know that you know this. Do you know wich model?

No it’s not. An F major does not have the note of D in it. And F major is 1st F, 3rd A, 5th C, and Dm7 is 1 D, b3 F, 5th A, b7 C.. The F major triad is a 1st inversion of Dm7. A 1st inversion of F major would be A:C,F.

@@SixStringAlliance The F major triad is the chord I was referring to and as you point out I was correct.

@@OliverSutton1962 you said Dm7 is the same as an F 1st inversion which is isn’t. An F major chord and its respective inversions do not contain a D. How ever a 1st inversion of a Dm7 chord contains an F major triad. The common mistake with this song, which is the mistake I made in my original tab book is to play an F major chord, which although harmonically is an inversion of the Dm7, they clearly include the D in the bass of the chord, as well as making use of close voice leading from the D major chord to the Dm7, not shifting up to an F major. Harmonically yes the same notes but not the same context. But again you said Dm7 is the same as the F 1st inversion which it isn’t, F major is the same as the 1st inversion of Dm7, they’re two very different things. F major 1st inversion, A,C,F; Dm7 1st inversion F,A,C,D. The chord in this song against the F bass would be written Dm7/F which is a fist inversion of Dm7, not F/A which is an F major 1st inversion. Maybe you’ve got your terminology mixed up in your originally post.

Hi no I left LL around 3 years ago. I’m about to launch my own academy but I also teach on the Gibson app. Glad the old DVD’s helped you.

I just showed the main parts.

Thanks!! It’s a Les Paul modern, stunning guitar

That LP is worth more than everything I own!!!😢

He’s a very good guitar player

Thank you!! I’ve had some requests for White Lion, so I’ll have to see if I can do some. Thanks for the suggestion.

Yes I cover the in this lesson.. I too am guilty of that mistake on my old Lick Library lessons of this track.

@@SixStringAlliance ,,great to see you still spreading the word with your fantastic playing!

Good luck 😊🎸

Yeah there’s some pretty dire stuff out there. I did round 18 transcription books back in the 90’s for Muisc Sales/Cherry Lane, and they still stand up pretty well. But back then transcribing was very hard. I had an Akai Riff O Matic that would allow me to sample about 10 seconds of a track and slow it down.. how things have changed!!!

Maybe I should have called it "I've Benne Playing It Wrong" hahaha. I certainly learnt some new things when I re-listened this track.. Thanks for watching :)

@@SixStringAlliance sure thing my man

Hi Jeff.. Yeah the song is in Eb tuning.. If that tab says standard, it just means my transcriber didn't change it, but it makes no difference to the tab. You can play it in standard or Eb, depending on situations. I did it standard for Lick Library. Jamie

That’s correct! The chords are on the “off” beat, and are pushed

@@SixStringAlliance i just looked at a pro tablature website. The chords are pushed from the 1 beat 1/8 th beat into the previous measure.... such a cool 😎 sound

Yeah.. Midge Ure played guitar for Thin Lizzy.

this song is really good for beginners to understand rock

Well done

I’m a Mesa endorser since 2016, but neither my channel or this video have any sponsor from Mesa. I use the amps because for me they’re the best.

This isn’t about the live version. This is about the studio version, the layering of the parts during the outro.

I do my videos at my pace.

Theres no lie.. if you watch the video i say "Maybe I should have called the Video Ive been playing it wrong". Or maybe the title just doesn't apply to you?

@@SixStringAlliance: If you watch the TITLE, it says: "You've been playing it wrong!". It's all about clickbait.

of course the guitar is in tune.. listen to the original its called phasing.

did you eat paint chips as a child?

🤣🤣 ok then.

hahahaha.. or Mr TU12

Oh well.. I find comment like this intriguing.. a guitar tone is subjective, to say it’s terrible is pretty inaccurate and slightly arrogant. Is it the correct tone? No. Is it a free KZfaq video? Yes. And yes the G and B on a Les Paul are very hard to tune perfectly. I’m the main tutor on the Gibson app and come across this a lot. Also with SG’s, which are even more unstable. Either get it in tune open, or tune it to a chord. But again it’s a free KZfaq video. I normally don’t reply to comments like this, but you caught me on a day when I find opinions as annoying as my out of tune G and B strings.

Wasn't intending to be condescending or thinking I know everything. You're obviously a good player and I'm a massive lizzy fan. Hats off

@@stevecharlton145no worries.. I’ve had a lot of tuning comments. I’m not really a Gibson player outside of doing the Gibson app. I struggle with the intonation of the Les Paul, it’s a great guitar but a pig to get in tune in different positions. When I record with it I end up retuning to chords depending on position I play in 🤣 I’m a Music Man user mainly. But yeah I appreciate the tone wasn’t correct, it was more about correcting my old book I transcribed. Sometimes it can be a bit of a blow when you put a lot of hours producing a lesson and comments can be a little too negative, especially when you consider the hours of work it takes to produce something like this, all good tho

@SixStringAlliance no hard feelings mate. Keep on rocking

No offence, but when did I claim I had anything to do with the writing or playing on this? I’d have been about 5 years old at the time 🤣

@@SixStringAlliance party on Garth!