Nov 22,  · Phil Lynott, a proud Irish man, was the founder of Thin Lizzy, one of Ireland's most famous rock groups. Thin Lizzy celebrates its 50th anniversary .

There exists a similar copy of this album 'Phil Lynott And Thin Lizzy - The Best Of - Soldier Of Fortune' but with that version the record contains different labels to this one. There are no track timings on this version either on the cover or record labels.4/5(53).

Apr 09,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Best Of - Soldier Of Fortune on Discogs. Label: Telstar - STAR • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Compilation • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Hard Rock, Pop Rock Phil Lynott And Thin Lizzy [With] – Gary Moore Written-By – Lynott* A5: Do Anything You 5/5(1).

Thin Lizzy already had a fine collection on the market that went a long way toward presenting them as perhaps the best guitar rock band of the '70s. Dedication: The Very Best of Thin Lizzy is an track call to arms packed with Phil Lynott's magical songs, lyrics, and voice as well as the twin guitar gods Scott Gorham and Brian Robertson (with a little Gary Moore here and there).

Aug 20,  · It was November when I went to Battery studio in north-west London to interview Phil Lynott (–). Phil and some members of Thin Lizzy were there in the control room at Battery as I arrived, busy trying to finish the mixing for their forthcoming album, Renegade.. The band was just about to set off on a wide-ranging tour to support the new record.

Thin Lizzy Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Caught Me In It's Spotlight) Thin Lizzy That Woman's Gonna Break Your Heart; Thin Lizzy Soldier Of Fortune; Thin Lizzy Opium Trail; Thin Lizzy Do Anything You Want To; Thin Lizzy Got To Give It Up; Thin Lizzy Toughest Street In TownPrice: $

1 day ago · The layout is the same as Thin Lizzy - Do Anything You Want To (small hole) eg "Lizzy 4" is above the top line of the curved boxes containing the text. Whereas all the other large centre hole releases have "Lizzy 4" inside the curved boxes containing the text.

Both Lynott's and Thin Lizzy's back catalogues have been re-released in expanded editions. In April , the film The Rocker: A Portrait of Phil Lynott, which consisted mainly of archive footage, was released on DVD in the UK. In August , Yellow Pearl was released. This is a collection of songs from Lynott's solo albums, B-sides and.

You Can't Catch Me. Diddley Daddy. Ellas McDaniel. I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man. Honest I Do. How Many More Years. Ted Jarrett. Gene Allison. Route Bobby Troup. I Need You Baby Mona. Dale Hawkins. Pretty Thing. Got My Mojo Working. Preston Foster. It's All Over Now. Bobby Womack. Come On Chuck Berry. The Red Rooster Willie Dixon. Fortune Teller.