Condition: Used
Thin Lizzy - Johnny The Fox
Label: Mercury
Catalog#: SRM-1-1119
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album
Vinyl: VG++, a few very light scuffs
Cover has ring wear, light wear to edges and corners
Country: US issue
Released: 1976
Genre: Rock
Style: Classic Rock
Credits: Bass, Vocals - Phil Lynott
Drums - Brian Downey
Engineer - Will Reid-Dick
Engineer [Assistant] - Neil Hornby
Guitar - Brian Robertson , Scott Gorham
Producer - John Alcock
Notes: Recorded and mixed at Ramport Studios, London.
Tracklisting:
A1 Johnny (4:23)
A2 Rocky (3:41)
A3 Borderline (4:32)
A4 Don't Believe A Word (2:18)
A5 Fool's Gold (3:51)
B1 Johnny The Fox Meets Jimmy The Weed (3:42)
B2 Old Flame (3:08)
B3 Massacre (2:58)
B4 Sweet Marie (3:55)
B5 Boogie Woogie Dance (3:08)
The track "Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed" features on the Ultimate Breaks And Beats series.
This is Thin Lizzy doing mainstream. And doing it exceptionally well. The dual guitar solos are perfect, right in line with those found on "Jailbreak", which is saying a lot. The whole album feels like an extension of "Jailbreak", which is a good thing. The songwriting is great, Lynott's vocals are great; everything is tight, polished, and professional. If you like Lizzy, you'll love this. And if you've never experienced them before, you'll still love this. It's one of '70's rock's classics. A must-have for any music lover. All the tracks are strong, with the possible exception of "Boogie Woogie Dance", which seemed sort of silly to me, although still quite listenable. My personal favorite Lizzy album though will always be "Night Life", which came out a few years earlier and has a much softer and jazz-influenced sound.
THIN LIZZY - JOHNNY THE FOX
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