rollie 55

Just now, steantval said:

Down at Dino’s❤️

bar and grill☕

18 minutes ago, fleabag said:

We don't do holes  ( matron )

holes na man UFO's

6 minutes ago, rollie 55 said:

its nice my brother was a good guitar player aswell i miss him well. shh between you and me i havent got no prob with guitar players . but if i make out i do it gives me a bit more cred so shh 

thank you

2 minutes ago, Jay2U said:

My son is a very good guitar player. Plays stuff like Iron Maiden. 

its nice my brother was a good guitar player aswell i miss him well. shh between you and me i havent got no prob with guitar players . but if i make out i do it gives me a bit more cred so shh 

2 minutes ago, fleabag said:

I left but the forum is still going. 

 

i kinda think im on the right but as always im prob wrong 😕

Just now, Jay2U said:

Dunno, I see all instruments as equal contributors to music (with the possible exception of the kazoo ).

you kinda right but guitars im going wobbley thinking about them😦

2 minutes ago, fleabag said:

Imagine being a mod  on a forum with over 137, 000 members. Never ending task,  but we had  superb ways of dealing with dissenters.

We tracked their addresses down through their IP's and sent a tooled up crew round.

Happy days

mam man man you are cool😎😎

10 minutes ago, Jay2U said:

Then how 'bout the sheer number of keys on a keyboard? 

keys are good guitars well?

Just now, Lozz196 said:

Never saw them, but watched them on TV shows and as well as clearly being a good band, PL was clearly a good bassist - he had a great tone on some of the clips I saw, and looked as cool as.

yea man he was for me rock n roll died when he died 😂

On 15/12/2018 at 17:37, Jay2U said:

Greetings from The Netherlands.

greetings from coventry UK

19 minutes ago, rollie 55 said:

man she is cute ive gone all wibbley wobbley

man who is she WOW 

15 minutes ago, rollie 55 said:

man she is cute ive gone all wibbley wobbley

im playing this again

7 minutes ago, EBS_freak said:

Ooh. Handbags.

Done it again it would seem.

oh yes oh yes

1 minute ago, EBS_freak said:

Sorry guys. Done it again in Keytar thread. 🤦‍♂️

4 minutes ago, Al Krow said:

Haha - but not entirely sure I have, was just commenting on what folk were hearing after 4 responses 

 

oh yes

1 minute ago, rollie 55 said:

man she is cute ive gone all wibbley wobbley

whoo

4 hours ago, toneknob said:

Look she can do it with a strap on as well

 

man she is cute ive gone all wibbley wobbley

2 minutes ago, SpondonBassed said:

I was ten when that was played on TOTP.  We'd just emigrated to Ireland and I was in a Christian Brothers' primary school listening to an alcoholic priest, who was our maths teacher, raving about how these Irish lads had "won" TOTP with a good ould Irish tune.

The old boy must have been about sixty and had a fondness for yanking you out of your seat by the hair if you showed any disrespect.  He can't have been all bad because he liked Thin Lizzy.

any one who likes thin lizzy is cool😎

guitars fright'end me too many strings

1 minute ago, super al said:

I think he passed away around these 'ere parts (I live near Salisbury, famous for it's spire and oldest working clock!).

I'm sure "Whiskey in the jar" was one of the 1st tunes I tried to learn. 

yes he did die in salisbury i play dancing in the moonlight as a trib to him 

4 STRING

On 15/12/2018 at 21:10, Jay2U said:

Most of  my activity is on my YouTube channel. I like to play along and produce silly videos. Here's a link to one of those videos. 

Zodiac by The Lillingtons from Stella Sapiente, 2017.

hello but i see 2 guitars mmm

1 hour ago, Old Man Riva said:

Great pic. He was cool as...

Lucky enough to see them a few times over the years and one show (with Brian Robertson) was, to this day, one of the best gigs I've seen - the band were right on top of their game.

Also saw them with Snowy White and John Sykes (separately) playing foil to Scott Gorham and, whilst neither were as good a fit as Robertson (imo), and parts of the shows may have been patchy with some of the material not up to the standard of the mid/late 70s Lizzy (again, imo), Philo was always fabulous.

For me, one of rock and roll's great frontmen...

he was the rocker😎

59 minutes ago, Old Man Riva said:

Great pic. He was cool as...

Lucky enough to see them a few times over the years and one show (with Brian Robertson) was, to this day, one of the best gigs I've seen - the band were right on top of their game.

Also saw them with Snowy White and John Sykes (separately) playing foil to Scott Gorham and, whilst neither were as good a fit as Robertson (imo), and parts of the shows may have been patchy with some of the material not up to the standard of the mid/late 70s Lizzy (again, imo), Philo was always fabulous.

For me, one of rock and roll's great frontmen...

yes yes yes 

46 minutes ago, spectoremg said:

+1

do you want some more irish in you