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With Earth we can tell you that:
- This Album was released on the 2nd June 1978 in the UK. The album consists of 17 tracks and was originally released on 4 sides.
- This permutation of Thin Lizzy included the main band members Phil Lynott on vocals and bass guitar, Scott Gorham on lead guitar and backing vocals, Brian Robertson on lead guitar and backing vocals and Brian Downey on drums and percussion. Guest appearances were made by John Earle who played saxophone on ‘Dancing in the Moonlight’ and Huey Lewis on harmonica on 'Baby Drives Me Crazy.' The same Huey Lewis who played with the band The News.
- The album was recorded in Philadelphia, London and Toronto in 1977.
- The album is classified as Hard Rock
- Artwork
With Wind we can tell you that:
- Vertigo were formed in 1969 and are now operated by Universal Music Group. Some of the other artists signed to Vertigo include Nirvana, Black Sabbath, Metallica and Kraftwerk.
- Phil Lynott was christened Philip Parris Lynott. His mother Philomena Lynott was Irish and his father, Cecil Parris was Afro-Guyanese.
- A new remastered and expanded version was released on the 24th January 2011 which includes two extra tracks, Opium Trail and Bad Reputation.
- British R&B Artist Sade covered Still In Love With You in 2011. The publishing rights to the song are held by Mercury Records.
With Fire we can tell you that:
- The bootleg Thin Lizzy album, Remembering Part 1, is recorded from both a radio broadcast from Augora Theatre, Cleveland in May 1976 and Live King Biscuit Radio recordings from Tower Theatre, Philadelphia in October 1977.
- Phil Lynott’s Rickenbacker 4001 was manufactured between 1961 and 1981 as a deluxe model of the 4000.
- Thin Lizzy is on Twitter, Facebook, Songkick, Soundcloud and Myspace. They have links to biographies and press contacts available.
- Live and Dangerous was no. 50 in Kerrang!’s 100 Greatest Heavy Metal Albums of All Time. A review of the album can be found on the BBC website (links provided). The album can bought here (links provided).
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