Jailbreak - Thin Lizzy cover featuring Dug Pinnick, Ray Luzier, Phil X, Billy Sheehan, Doug Aldrich

I still cant believe Dug is 70. I turned so many people onto kings x in high school. One of my favorite bands

King’s X…this trio is one of the most underrated bands ever. Even better live. ❤

dUg is a freaking legend and the world is better with him in it!

Phil Lynott genius and poet... RIP... love to hear black rose there guys.... Thin Lizzy's songs will never age.

Dug is the perfect choice for a Phil cover. His voice is made for this. Great cover.

I don’t know what is better, Billy playing the whole thing sitting on the couch or Dug drinking wine, but it’s one of the two. 😁 That was awesome.

HOLY CROW! What I wouldn't give to see this group of monsters on stage together. Talk about a super-group!

Hell Yeahhhhh!!!!!!! Turn it uppppppp!!!!!!! Rocking & Rolling!!!!!! Old school is the greatest!

It took 7 months for this platinum hit from the 70's to hit my phone? AMAZINGLY AWESOME! There is something So Sexy about "Live Thin Lizzy Songs"👄Thank You My Virtuoso's, Great Job! Stay Safe, Until We Meet Again👗👠💄🌆🌠♥️

Every guy is perfect. But DUG is tbe King 👑. Also the guy who mixed this deserves an award.

That red wine though. What a smooth dude.

What a SICK lineup! Can't go wrong when DuG is involved!

... really, really enjoyed that. Thin Lizzy was one of the greatest hard rock bands of the 70's..wish I had seen them live...R.I.P. Phil Lynott

Two of my favorite guitar players..Doug Aldrich & Phil X..Definitely can't go wrong with those two..

I am a big Thin Lizzy fan. These guys must be too. This was terrific.

3:22 Phil X paying tribute to the G.O.A.T. (EVH). Two thumbs up for that!

Well done! Thin Lizzy. Nuff said. Best sound on the planet.

You serch for Lizzy ( as every friday night). And you find this. Life is good.

Met Dug. I was bass guitar teching for a highschool friend who played bass and sang for a Houston band called The Missiles, and they had just hired Kenny Cordray, the writer for ZZTop's "Francine" and a well known Houston musician and guitar salesman. I was backstage, and this guy started a conversation with me. He was amazingly polite and engaging. Afterwards, the drummer for the band asked me how it was to talk to the bassist and singer for King's X. I honestly had no idea that it was Dug. Also, RIP Kenny Cordray.

Huge song. Love these guys especially Pinnick. King's X is so unique.