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ブライアン・ロバートソン（Brian Robertson、1956年 2月12日 - ）は、スコットランド出身のロック・ギタリスト。 シン・リジィ 、 モーターヘッド の元メンバーとして知られる。
30 de ago. de 2017 · Brian Robertson: The glass went straight through my fingers, then sliced down and cut the tendons and nerves. It cut an artery as well, so there was blood spouting all over the stage. Frankie Miller : After Brian got cut I just remember hitting three people – one with my head, one with my boot, one with my fist.
7 de jun. de 2023 · Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson are perhaps the best-known proponents in the twin-guitar attack of Thin Lizzy, but other notable guitarists who have played in the band are Gary Moore, Snowy White, John Sykes, Midge Ure, and current Def Leppard six-stringer Vivian Campbell, who toured with Thin Lizzy in more recent years.
5 de abr. de 2024 · Brian David Robertson Age: 68 (born Feb 12th, 1956) Place of birth: United Kingdom (Clarkston, East Renfrewshire, Scotland) Gender: Male. Trivia Released his first solo album, Diamonds and Dirt, in 2011 on Steamhammer. Made guest contributions to the album Global Panic! by the Swedish rock band The Bitter Twins in 2009.
Influências. As principais influências dele são guitarristas de rock britânico, Brian Robertson disse que foi influência significamente por guitarristas de blues. As influências de Robertson incluiam Freddie King, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton e Peter Green. Billy Gibbons do ZZ Top também foi mencionado como uma influência tardia para ele.
Diamonds and Dirt is the first solo studio album by Scottish guitarist Brian Robertson, released in 2011.Robertson was previously a member of Thin Lizzy, Motörhead and Wild Horses.. Robertson recruited several experienced musicians for the recording of this album, including Treat bass guitarist Nalle Påhlsson and Europe drummer Ian Haugland, who Robertson described as "the best rhythm ...
1 de jun. de 2022 · Both Gorham and his Jailbreak-era Lizzy guitar partner, Brian Robertson, remember Phil Lynott coming up with the original riff, although there is a slight difference of opinion about whether the big man wrote the hook line on a bass or an acoustic. “It was one of those things where Phil brought the basic idea to us on the acoustic,” Robertson rememberd with Total Guitar.
