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3 ago 2022 · When guitarist Gary Moore walked out of Thin Lizzy in the middle of an American tour in the summer of 1979, Phil Lynott drafted in his friend, Ultravox frontman Midge Ure, as an emergency substitute. For the young Scot, it would prove to be an eye-opening experience...
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Black Rose: A Rock Legend is the ninth studio album by Irish rock band Thin Lizzy. Released in 1979, it has been described as one of the band's "greatest, most successful albums".
Listen to Black Rose: A Rock Legend by Thin Lizzy on Apple Music. 1979. 9 Songs. Duration: 38 minutes.
- January 01, 1979
28 nov 2014 · On Black Rose, the closing title song contains a seamless medley of Irish standards and Celtic mythology, presented within a top-notch rock arrangement that makes this album one of a kind. Thin Lizzy recorded their commercial breakthrough, Jailbreak, in 1976.
26 mar 2021 · Thin Lizzy. Type: Full-length. Release date: April 13th, 1979. Catalog ID: 9102 032. Label: Vertigo Records.
Ure already knew Thin Lizzy singer Phil Lynott, and in early 1979 Ure received co-writing credit for "Get Out of Here" on Thin Lizzy's ninth studio album Black Rose (1979). In July 1979 Ure stepped in to help Thin Lizzy complete a US tour following guitarist Gary Moore's abrupt departure.
6 apr 2011 · Released in a CD-sized papersleeve mini LP replica with obi, printed colour innersleeve and 16-page booklet of Japanese release notes and lyrics in both English and Japanese translation. Taken from 1996 remaster.
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