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

Dug Pinnick- Vocals
Phil X- Guitar
Doug Aldrich- Guitar
Billy Sheehan- Bass
Ray Luzier- Drums

Mix & Video Edits- Ira Black

[bigwillie]

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

[gamjammer]

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

[bryanwhite]

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.

[artwallace]

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

[tjmaclean]

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

[markcassel]

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

[bgolden]

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

[mr.anderson]

Billy is 68. Dug is 70. Both can play bass and sing very well. Top notch artists!

[JohnBradydoesstuff]

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

[ned]

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

[KentuckyWindage]

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

[wesbresee]

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

[TheMetalFunkAllStars]

Damn, what a Lineup of Great Musicians!!!

[VitorSantos-jmtb]

Can't stop listening to this... what a cover

[jennocavv]

Hell yeah, man! You guys killed it. More Thin Lizzy covers, please 😁

[jamesnanton]

... 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

[leehanson]

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.

[markflapper]

Phil for sure will be a happy man, listening to this version of his song, Somewhere In This Town... 💜

[giannisvar]

Ritchie Blackmore said Kings X was one of the best bands he had heard..the master is right

[peterszabo]

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