Re: Brian Robertson / Robbo - DVDs, CDs, blues, live in UK/USA? -- Thin Lizzy

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Subject: Re: Brian Robertson / Robbo - DVDs, CDs, blues, live in UK/USA?

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Soren Lindberg

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Date Posted: 02:02:50 02/06/04 Fri
In reply to: Tony 's message, "Brian Robertson / Robbo - DVDs, CDs, blues, live in UK/USA?" on 05:21:30 02/05/04 Thu

Hi!

Robbo and I have just started writing songs for The Clan project...it's hard to say who's gonna be in the band, but it seems very likely that Paul Guerin(guitar) will be included...it'll probably be a british based band, but we're keeping an open mind so anything's possible at this point...what I can promise you is that it'll be bluesy and cocky � la Thin Lizzy/Frankie Miller/The Clan and that it's gonna be a mix of old and new material.

Yodel!
Soren

>I am having trouble finding Brian Robertson CDs in the
>US. Is there a place on line to find and buy these?
>E.g. the Clan, Lotus,....
>Did Brian ever do any blues albums? I have his Total
>Accuracy/JamTrax video (from the UK) which is
>excellent (he sounds like Sean Connery!) -- very
>tasteful.
>
>Does Brian (or his fans) have a dedicated website? It
>is hard to find info.
>
>Also, does Brian every play live in the UK?

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