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Lynott was a passionate football fan, and a keen Manchester United supporter.
While touring to promote the album, in the US, Lynott was stricken with hepatitis.
Lynott also had a son, born in 1968, who had been put up for adoption.
Born in England andraised in Ireland, Lynott always considered himself to be Irish.
Lynott got married on 14 February, and his wife gave birth to a second daughter in July.
This was released on a DVD calledOne Night in Dublin: A Tribute to Phil Lynott.
While Lynott was ill, he wrote most of the following album, Johnny the Fox.
Thin Lizzy bassist/vocalist Phil Lynott introduces Lewis by name during the song.
Lynott wanted to find a replacement for White before starting to record the next album.
Deciding that Bell was a better guitarist, and with Lynott now confident enough to play bass himself, the four formed Thin Lizzy.
Lynott said at the time that"Running Back" was"very much influenced by Van Morrison.
The tour to support the album was to be a farewell tour, although Lynott was not convinced that this would be the end of the band.
September 4- Phil Lynott performs his final show with Thin Lizzy in Nuremberg, Germany.
After the resignation of longtime manager Chris O'Donnell, andScott Gorham wanting to quit, Lynott decided to disband Thin Lizzy in 1983.
On 14 February 1980, Lynott married Caroline Crowther, a daughter of British comedian Leslie Crowther.
Warwick has acknowledged that a significant portion of Thin Lizzy fans were also against the idea of Thin Lizzy studio recordings without Lynott.
The tour was a success and Lynott asked Moore to stay on, but he returned to his previous band, Colosseum II.
He managed to pick himself up for the band's show at the Reading Festival andtheir last ever gig(with Lynott as frontman) in Nuremberg on 4 September.
Lynott also undertook another solo tour, accompanied by Downey and Sykes, under the name of The Three Musketeers.
Dave Flett had hoped to be made a permanent member of Thin Lizzy but Lynott chose Snowy White, who had played with Pink Floyd and Peter Green.
Lynott then left the family home and moved into a flat in Clontarf, where he briefly joined the group Kama Sutra.
By the early 1980s,Thin Lizzy were starting to struggle commercially, and Lynott started showing symptoms of drug abuse, including regular asthma attacks.
Lynott was furious, and replaced Robertson with Gary Moore, whom he had replaced in 1974, for a tour supporting Queen.
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.
Lynott's second solo album,The Philip Lynott Album, was delayed until 1982 while Renegade was completed and released in November 1981.
Feeling guility of having effectively sacked one of his best friends,he taught Lynott how to play bass, figuring it would be easier to learn than a six string guitar, and sold him a Fender Jazz Bass he had bought from Robert Ballagh for £36.
Lynott and Downey quickly put together a new band called'Orphanage', with guitarist Joe Staunton and bassist Pat Quigley, playing a mixture of original material alongside covers of Bob Dylan, Free and Jeff Beck.
According to White and Wharton, Lynott was the only person who wanted to release it, and nobody else liked the song.
In 2003, Macdaragh Lambe learned that Lynott was his biological father, and this was confirmed by Philomena Lynott in a newspaper interview in July 2010.
In 1983, following the disbanding of Thin Lizzy, Lynott recorded a rock'n'roll medley single,"We Are The Boys(Who Make All The Noise)" with Roy Wood, Chas Hodges and John Coghlan.