A biography of Lynott's youth in 1950s Dublin and the launch, success and break up of Thin Lizzy. Includes interviews with friends, family and band members and explores Lynott's ambitions to fuse dance music and heavy rock and his influence on the careers of future stars.
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'Mark Putterford has faithfully reconstructed the life of an illegitimate black child who rose from a childhood of petty taunts because of the colour of his skin to become a hero worldwide, but more importantly, an Irish icon, a person that the whole nation adored...This book is an incisive but easy read; it is not a weighty tome that scrutinises every aspect of Phil Lynott's life in lengthy, drawn out passages...This is a brilliant book about one of rock's true superstars.'
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Paperback. Condition: Good. crease across front cover. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Seller Inventory # 902361