Thin Lizzy

In March of 1977, Thin Lizzy was on a high-flying trajectory, riding the wave of their acclaimed album 'Johnny the Fox,' which had been released just months earlier in October 1976. This live recording from the Seattle Center Coliseum captures the band at a thrilling phase in their career, showcasing their signature hard rock sound that blends rock, pop, and a splash of Irish folk. Interestingly, 'Johnny the Fox' continued to build on the success of their previous hit 'Jailbreak,' featuring fan favorites like 'Don't Believe a Word'. The energy at this concert is palpable, as they were eager to connect with their growing American audience. This period marked a pivotal moment for Thin Lizzy, solidifying their reputation as a formidable live act and highlighting guitarist Scott Gorham and the late Phil Lynott’s powerful performance that night.

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