Thin Lizzy Guitarist Reveals 'Absolute Bar-None Worst' Live Experience
. Gorham doesn't say when the incident took place, but he's remembered performing a number of shows with his leg strapped up during 1981′s Chinatown tour. "I made a move, something I did a hundred times with Phil. I'd jump on the drum riser, play with Brian Downey a bit, do a big leap off, land, and Phil and I would be doing our thing, "He tells Total Guitar. "In Washington DC, I jump up, mess around with Brian, I jump, I hit � and I just crumble on the floor. I couldn't get up; I'm looking at my guitar tech going, 'You've got to help me here.' Two guys unceremoniously drag me off stage behind my amps. I'm sitting there going, 'Oh man, I guess I just dislocated my knee. I'm okay now!' I was coked up to the eyeballs � feeling no pain." more on this story Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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