phil lynott wrote thin lizzy's "i'm still in love with you".
phil lynott wrote thin lizzy's "i'm still in love with you".
who wrote thin lizzy's "i'm still in love with you"?
phil lynott
in october 2012, it was announced that the new material would not be recorded under the thin lizzy name, and that a new band name would be used for the new songs. according to gorham, this was "out of respect to phil lynott and the legacy he created", though he confirmed that the new material would feature the classic thin lizzy sound. he later confirmed that the decision was taken by himself and downey, with the support of the other members of the band, and that the thin lizzy estate (controlled by lynott's widow caroline) had also been uncomfortable about new thin lizzy studio recordings. warwick has acknowledged that a significant portion of thin lizzy fans were also against the idea of thin lizzy studio recordings without lynott. he later confirmed that he had been troubled by the idea of using the thin lizzy name, and that as a fan, had the band recorded an album under the thin lizzy name with another singer, he would have been against it.
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still in love with you (thin lizzy song)









































"still in love with you" is a song originally recorded by thin lizzy, first released on their 1974 album "nightlife", and later released on the live albums "live and dangerous", "life", "bbc radio one live in concert", "the peel sessions" and "one night only". allmusic's review of the song says it "is widely considered to be thin lizzy's greatest, most romantic ballad."









































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still in love with you (thin lizzy song)