Thin Lizzy's debut album released in 1971 was produced by Nick Taber in Dublin – it was originally released on the Decca label. Lizzy's eponymously-titled album offers true, heartfelt Celtic flavour in 'The Friendly Ranger at Clontarf Castle', the sobering 'Eire', and the upbeat 'Return of the Farmer's Son'. The boys get into serious rocking form on 'Look What the Wind Blew In', while the stoic Bell showcases the influence of legendary guitarist Jimi Hendrix on the rapid fire, funk 'n' rollin' 'Ray-Gun'. The Friendly Ranger At Clontarf Castle Honesty Is No Excuse Diddy Levine Ray-Gun Look What The Wind Blew In Eire Return Of The Farmer's Son Clifton Grange Hotel Saga Of The Ageing Orphan Remembering - Part One The Farmer (Single 'A' Side) Dublin (New Day EP) Remembering - Part Two: New Day (New Day EP) Old Moon Madness (New Day EP) Things Ain't Working Out Down At The Farm (New Day EP) Look What The Wind Blew In (1977 Overdubbed & Remixed Version) Honesty Is No Excuse (1977 Overdubbed & Remixed Version) Dublin (1977 Overdubbed & Remixed Version) Things Ain't Working Out Down At The Farm (1977 Overdubbed & Remixed Version)
