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RDT Newsletter Aug 09 August/September 2009 ~ Issue 24 Highlights: Welcome to the August/September 2009 issue of the Roisín Dubh • Philip’s 60th Trust newsletter! If you have any stories, photos, or events etc that celebrations you want to be included please send them in (contact details are on Page 8). • Robbo interview & new album Don’t forget previous newsletters and more news can be accessed from the Roisín Dubh Trust website at http://www.roisindubh.info • Dare play UK festival • Vibe for Philo 2010 Inside this issue: Philip’s 60th 1 60th celebrations 2 Philip’s 60th Birthday 60th news articles 5 All over the world, on Thursday 20th August 2009 and Saturday 22nd August, events were taking place to commemorate, remember and celebrate Philip’s Robbo interview 6 60th birthday. DJ Tees offer 6 From groups of friends gathering in pubs, to tribute gigs and exhibitions to supporters raising a glass or ten to The Man at home, playing his music all day Snowy White album 6 and night long….we all remembered. Dare at Rockfest 6 Some of the events are included in this issue of the newsletter...but they just provide a glimpse of what occurred. Philip “underrated” 6 Philomena Lynott has asked me to thank each and every one of you for remem- Vibe for Philo 2010 7 bering Philip, loving him and keeping his memory alive, and she was pleased to be able to spend a little time at a few of the Dublin events. She loved seeing Tour Dates 8 you all and hopes to see everyone at the ‘Vibe’ in January. Contact Us 8 Philomena, Dennis and Graham would also like to thank you all for continuing to respect their request and wishes to not visit White Horses at this time. Sláinte. Roisín Dubh Trust newsletter~ Aug/Sept 2009 ~ Issue 24 Page 2 Birthday tribute in Toronto “On Thursday August 20 th there was a performance of "Live and Dangerous" in its entirety at 'The Local' in Toronto, Canada. The show featured Luke Jackson (guitar), Marshall Tully (guitar), Josh Hicks (drums) and Jason Eagan (bass) with special guests, such as Todd Porter on sax, and some guest vocalists. A packed club of Lizzy die-hards braved the insane Toronto tornado storm to come out to their tribute to Phil on his 60th birthday.” SONG NAME... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZ_3ZBh3wDE Johnny The Fox: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CaIoV9WxU4 Credit: Luke Jackson Radio West Midlands commemorate Philip’s birthday Local BBC radio station, Radio WM featured a number of interviews, Lizzy tracks and aired the full 26 minute “Phil Lynott at 60” documentary produced by the Birmingham Music Archive, narrated by Paul Murphy. Unfortunately, none of these shows can no longer be listen back to on the ‘Listen Back’ facility on BBC IPlayer, but Dawn can email them over to anyone in MP3 format (huge thanks to Phil Osborne for that). Thursday 20th August 2009: The Breakfast Show : featuring Dawn McCarrick and Paul Murphy The Paul Franks Show : featuring Philomena Lynott Saturday 22nd August 2009: The Jimmy Franks Show: Birmingham Music Archive radio documentary “Phil Lynott at 60” The Joe Aldred Show: featuring Sie Babb, Dawn McCarrick & Phil Osborne http://birminghammusicarchive.co.uk Phil Lynott at 60 (abridged version and links to other pieces of work on Philip): http://www.vimeo.com/5834434 With special thanks to Radio WM, Philomena, Phil, Sie, Paul Murphy and Sam Coley and Jez Collins Sie Babb, Phil Osborne & Dawn McCarrick in the Radio WM studio, Saturday 22nd August. Credit: Dawn McCarrick Roisín Dubh Trust newsletter~ Aug/Sept 2009 ~ Issue 24 Page 3 Café Bruxelles celebration “Thanks to all that turned out at Bruxelles on 22nd August to celebrate Philip's birthday. Despite the worries of ill health, Philomena managed to attend "for a little while". Truth be known, she stayed for about two hours and it was good to see her relax a little and enjoy herself (with a little help from the 'holy water'). The 'gathering' at Bruxelles was never intended to be much more that a focal point for supporters who wanted to be in Dublin for Philip's 60th birthday. What transpired was something special. Keith Grogan and his friend John started what was to turn into an magical evening. Tony, Bat and the rest of Glyder were 'gently manoeuvred' into playing. Oh ok, alright, they were never going to be allowed to leave without doing a turn! Lasse joined then for a few tunes. Someone videoed it so keep an eye to You Tube! The guest turn of the night came from Julian Baldwin, a close friend of Philomena, who sang 'Wild One' following a rather hasty rehearsal somewhere in the bowels of Bruxelles :) Declan Kennedy who had played at the opening of the art exhibition at the Stephen's Green Gallery the previous Thursday, closed the musical proceedings in excellent fashion. Two hours previously, it looked like we would not have a lot by way of music but what happened was truly an inspired event.” Credit: Roddie Cleere Philomena & Julian Baldwin in Bruxelles. The artists on stage at Bruxelles Scott Gorham remembers... Scott Gorham on Philip's upcoming birthday: “Man, you don't realize how quick the years have gone until someone reminds you that Phil would have been 60 this year. He had such a huge impact on so many people around the world, I know he did with everyone that played in Thin Lizzy. To this day he is still missed by all of us." http://www.myspace.com/thinlizzynow Other features... Philip radio documentary on Irish radio station, 4fm: “60 Years On” http://www.4fm.ie/listenagain_dj.asp Birmingham Mail Article: http://www.birminghammail.net/news/top-stories/2009/08/21/friends-and-fans-lead-tribute-to-thin-lizzy-founder-phil- lynott-who-would-have-celebrated-his-60th-birthday-97319-24492424/ BBC Birmingham: http://www.bbc.co.uk/birmingham/content/articles/2009/08/19/thinlizzy_feature.shtml Roisín Dubh Trust newsletter~ Aug/Sept 2009 ~ Issue 24 Page 4 Philip Lynott 60th Birthday Tribute Exhibition On Thursday August 20th at 6p.m. at The Green Gallery in St Stephen’s Green Centre, Dublin, Philomena Lynott opened an exhibition to commemorate the 60th birthday of her son Philip Parris Lynott who passed away on January 4th 1986. 'The Rockers' and 'Glyder'- 2 amazing Thin Lizzy tribute bands helped us to celebrate this momentous occasion. To help commemorate this event The Green Gallery and Roisín Dubh Trust featured a vast selection of original works of art, limited edition prints on display and available for sale. There was also an amazing selection of precious memorabilia on display. http://www.greengallerydublin.com/exhibition.asp Credit: The Green Gallery “As part of the 60th Birthday celebrations, Friends of Philo in Arklow unveiled two framed posters for the public to view in Sally O'Briens Hotel on Thursday 20th August before I headed to Dublin to help with the other official opening. The Rocker 1994 Vibe poster was also unveiled. I was MC in St. Stephens Green and introduced both Glyder and The Rockers to the public, I also sang Happy Birthday to Philip to the 1000 strong audience at the Green Gallery.” Credit: Colm Weadick Left to right: Cathal Gaffney, Mary Weadick, Colm Weadick and Bernard Fox. Steffen Kuhne is also included but was unable to attend both Exhibition invitation openings. All images on this page credited to: Colm Weadick Roisín Dubh Trust newsletter~ Aug/Sept 2009 ~ Issue 24 Page 5 Philip Lynott 60th Birthday Irish newspaper articles Breithla shona dhuit, Philip! (Happy Birthday, Philip) All images on this page credited to: Colm Weadick Roisín Dubh Trust newsletter~ Aug/Sept 2009 ~ Issue 24 Page 6 Robbo interview and album broadcast this Friday! Brian Robertson’s interview and first broadcast of his debut solo album is on Roddie Cleere’s ‘Irish Music Show’: Friday 25th September WWW.WLRFM.COM TIME - 11p.m. GMT Credit: Roddie Cleere DJ Tees discount on Philip t-shirts DJ TEES have, for some years now, been selling Philip t-shirts on their site, the proceeds of which are donated to the Trust. John from DJ Tees is now offering 20% of any t-shirt from their site to any Trust visitors once you use the code, ‘imarocker’ in the discount code box when the check out. www.djtees.com New album by Snowy White The Snowy White Blues Project album is now available, featuring Matt Taylor: guitar/vocals, Ruud Weber Jr: bass/ vocals, Juan van Emmerloot: drums, and Snowy White: guitar/vocals. http://snowywhite.com Dare at Rockfest 2009 It has now been confirmed that Darren Wharton’s ‘Dare’ are one of the acts at Rockfest 2009: Saturday 21 st November—JB’s, Dudley, West Midlands, UK http://www.rockfest.org.uk Credit: Darren Wharton Philip named in article as one of the most underrated musicians Tom Townshend's article on underrated musicians drew a slightly smaller response than his corresponding piece on overrated artists , but what it lacked in quantity it more than made up for in quality. It seems people are prepared to be thoughtful and civilised when promoting music they like as opposed to defending it. Find out which musicians you think deserve greater acclaim by clicking on the thumbnail images in the link below. http://entertainment.uk.msn.com/music/galleries/gallery.aspx?cp-documentid=149363449&GT1=61501 Roisín Dubh Trust newsletter~ Aug/Sept 2009 ~ Issue 24 Page 7 Vibe for Philo 2010: ‘Running Back’ Smiley Bolger has just announced details for the 24th Vibe for Philo: Running Back.
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