Album

The Philip Lynott Album

Philip Lynott

1982 · Electronic, Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

The Philip Lynott Album by Philip Lynott

The Philip Lynott Album is an Electronic album by Philip Lynott, originally released in 1982. On Gatefold: 39 pressings tracked.

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Tracklist

  1. 1Fatalistic Attitude4:31
  2. 2The Man's a Fool2:58
  3. 3Old Town3:27
  4. 4Cathleen (A Beautiful Irish Girl)3:34
  5. 5Growing Up5:00
  6. 6Yellow Pearl4:06
  7. 7Together3:39
  8. 8Little Bit of Water3:35
  9. 9Ode to Liberty (The Protest Song)5:48
  10. 10Gino4:10
  11. 11Don't Talk About Me Baby4:30

Sound DNA

  • Electronic
  • Synth-Pop / New Wave
  • synthetic
  • driving
  • urban

"Cathleen" was written for Cathleen Lynott, Phil Lynott's younger daughter.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Bob C. BenbergFEATURING DRUMS DRUMS, TIMBALES
  • Brian DowneyFEATURING DRUMS
  • Darren WhartonFEATURING BACKING VOCALS BACKING VOCALS, PIANO
  • Fiachra TrenchARRANGED BY
  • Huey LewisFEATURING HARMONICA
  • Jerome RimsonFEATURING BASS BASS GUITAR
  • Jimmy BainFEATURING BACKING VOCALS BASS
  • Mark KnopflerFEATURING GUITAR LEAD GUITAR
  • Mark NauseefFEATURING DRUMS, VOCALS PERCUSSION
  • Mel CollinsFEATURING SAXOPHONE
  • Midge UreFEATURING GUITAR, KEYBOARDS GUITAR, KEYBOARDS, DRUM MACHINE
  • Monica LynottFEATURING BACKING VOCALS
  • Phil LynottVOCALS VOCALS, PERCUSSION, GUITAR, BASS, KEYBOARDS VOCALS, PERCUSSION, GUITAR, BASS, KEYBOARDS, GUITAR SYNTHESIZER, TIMPANI, CYMBAL, DRUM MACHINE, HARP
  • Pierre MoerlenFEATURING DRUMS
  • Rusty EganFEATURING DRUMS
  • Scott GorhamFEATURING BASS BASS GUITAR

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 39 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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