Lick Library Classic Albums Thin Lizzy Live and Dangerous [TUTORiAL]

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Released in 1978, Live and Dangerous is a live album by the legendary Irish rock band Thin Lizzy

Recorded during their 1977 tour, it showcases the best of the bands live performances and features iconic guitarists Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson

It is still regarded as one of the greatest live rock recordings of all time and a snapshot of Thin Lizzy at their musical peak

In this Classic Album guitar course, expert tutor and true Thin Lizzy fan, Danny Gill teaches the guitar parts from this legendary recording

Experience the highs of The Rocker, through to the sombre tones of Still In Love With You and get closer to a true piece of hard rock history
Essential learning for every rock guitarist.

Live and Dangerous is steeped in duelling solos, harmony guitar melodies to die for and some of the best driving rock riffs ever written

This article will take you through the album track by track, highlighting the guitar techniques and scales used, and provide an insight into the incredible talents of these guitarists.

1

Jailbreak
Jailbreak kicks off the album with its signature power chords riff in the key of E minor

The guitar solo features a mix of E minor pentatonic and E blues scales, with a generous use of string bending and vibrato to create tension.

2

Emerald
Emerald is a hard-rocking tune in A minor

The main riff is based on the A Dorian mode, which gives it a Celtic edge

The dual-guitar harmonies and octaves bring a unique sound to the track, showcasing the bands prowess with dual-guitar harmonies.

3

Southbound
Southbound is a melodic track that features a mix of A major and A Mixolydian scales

Gorham and Robertsons guitar work shines in this song with their use of slides and double-stops to create a southern rock vibe.

4

Rosalie
Rosalie is a cover of the Bob Seger song and showcases the bands ability to transform a classic tune into a hard-rock anthem

The songs chord progression is based in the key of A major, and the guitar solo incorporates A major pentatonic and A Mixolydian scales with an abundance of pull-offs and hammer-ons.

5

Dancing in the Moonlight
Dancing in the Moonlight is a groovy, upbeat track in G major

The guitar work showcases the use of chord progressions and arpeggios to create a melodic foundation for the song.

6

Massacre
Massacre is a fast-paced, aggressive track that features the E Dorian scale

The songs structure is built around galloping rhythms and palm-muted riffs, creating a sense of urgency.

7

Still in Love With You
Still in Love With You is a slow, bluesy ballad in A minor

The guitar work in this song features emotional bluesy bends and vibrato in the solos, showcasing the guitarists expressive capabilities

A Mixolydian and A minor pentatonic scales are used to create a melancholic atmosphere, while octave melodies add to the songs depth.

8

Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed
This funky instrumental in E minor features a combination of E Dorian and E blues scales, giving it a gritty, urban feel

The guitar work includes syncopated rhythms and double-stop bends, showcasing the versatility of the guitarists.

9

Cowboy Song
Cowboy Song is a classic Thin Lizzy track that combines elements of hard rock and country

The song is in the key of E major and features the use of E Mixolydian and E major pentatonic scales

The guitar work includes hybrid picking and pre-bends to create a unique blend of genres.

10

The Boys Are Back in Town
Arguably Thin Lizzys most famous song, The Boys Are Back in Town is a hard-rock anthem in G major

The guitar work features power chords, open-string riffs, and intricate dual-guitar harmonies, creating an infectious energy.

11

Dont Believe a Word
Dont Believe a Word is a bluesy rock tune in C# minor that showcases the bands ability to write catchy riffs and memorable melodies

The guitar work includes the use of C# minor pentatonic and C# blues scales, with hammer-ons, pull-offs, and string bending techniques.

12

Warrior
Warrior is an epic track that showcases Thin Lizzys unique blend of hard rock and Celtic influences

The song is in the key of E minor and features the use of E Aeolian and E Phrygian scales

Gorham and Robertsons guitar work includes the use of legato techniques and trills to create a sense of movement and intensity.

13

Are You Ready
Are You Ready is a high-energy track in A major that highlights the bands ability to create infectious riffs and memorable hooks

The guitar work includes the use of A major pentatonic and A Mixolydian scales, with alternate picking and palm-muting techniques to create a driving rhythm.

14

Suicide
Suicide is a powerful track in E minor that showcases Thin Lizzys hard-rock prowess

The guitar work features the use of E minor pentatonic and E blues scales, with pinched harmonics and unison bends adding to the songs intensity

The solo section incorporates tremolo picking and dive-bombs to create an aggressive and expressive sound.

15

Sha La La
Sha La La is a lively track in A major that showcases Thin Lizzys ability to create catchy melodies and groovy rhythms

The guitar work features the use of A major pentatonic and A Mixolydian scales, with finger-picking and sweep-picking techniques adding to the songs texture.

16

Baby Drives Me Crazy
Baby Drives Me Crazy is a fun, up-tempo track in A major that highlights Thin Lizzys playful side

The guitar work includes the use of A major pentatonic and A Mixolydian scales, with rakes and two-handed tapping techniques creating a lively and energetic feel.

17

The Rocker
The Rocker is a classic Thin Lizzy track that showcases the bands hard-rock roots

The song is in the key of E major and features the use of E major pentatonic and E Mixolydian scales

The guitar work incorporates whammy bar tricks and pick slides to create a raw and powerful sound.


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