Thin Lizzy broke up in 1983, the same year they released their last proper studio album, Thunder and Lightning. Sadly, Lynott tragically died a couple years later in January 1986 at the young age ...

Bassist Phil Lynott rose to prominence as the founding musician, primary songwriter and singer of Irish rockers Thin Lizzy. The band's 1976 album 'Jailbreak' made them international superstars ...

Rock star Phil Lynott was recording his second solo album in a studio in London's Soho and, as usual, the control room was overflowing with hangers-on.

Philip Parris Lynott was born to Philomena Lynott, a white Irish Catholic, and Cecil Parris, a Brazilian, in West Bromwich, near Birmingham, in the United Kingdom on August 20, 1949.

As you may have inferred from the title, album features new acoustic recordings of songs from the first three Thin Lizzy LPs, including never-before-heard vocals from the late Phil Lynott, who ...

Mercury Studios salutes their legacy with the release of Phil Lynott Songs For While I’m Away + Thin Lizzy The Boys Are Back In Town Live At The Sydney Opera House October 1978 on June 24 ...

He died of heart failure and pneumonia 10 days later, aged only 36. Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzy during a recording session for the groups new album. Picture taken 27th September 1982.

Check out our 5-star review for 'Phil Lynott: Songs for While I'm Away', the definitive documentary based on the life and career of the Thin Lizzy frontman.

Lynott’s trajectory, from talented outsider, to self made rock star, to self destructive victim of the rock lifestyle, falls into an archetypal pattern, yet he is almost forgotten.

He critiqued the music: ‘You gotta go after them.’” Lynott and Lewis became friends, and Lewis played harmonica on “Baby Drives Me Crazy” from Lizzy’s 1978 concert album Live and ...

Phil's birth to the charismatic Philomena Lynott. Thin Lizzy's beginnings during a 1960s that never quite happened in Dublin. Their unexpected smash hit with Whiskey in the Jar. Slump and revival.