Live And Dangerous

This release is without Police Street as intro to Jailbreak. There is an earlier version [with '1Y//1' runout for side A] with 53 seconds of the track Police Street from without permission. There is a version with a Record One labels variation to this release without Police Street: • Side A label: The last line of publishing 'M.Co.Ltd./' is placed to the far left, while on this it is placed closer to the Vertigo logo. • Side B label: Three lines of publishing credits, while on this there are only two. Live Recorded on 'Johnny The Fox' Tour, 1976 'Bad Reputation' Tour, 1977 LP 1 # 9199 645 LP 2 # 9199 646 Gatefold sleeve. Comes with thick paper picture inner sleeves with photo collage. Inner sleeve for disc 1 with printed code REC1 9199 645 and photos for in one side and in the other side. Inner sleeve for disc 2 with printed code REC2 9199 646 and photos for in one side and Philip Lynott in the other side. All titles published by Pippin The Friendly Ranger Music Co. Ltd./Chappell & Co. Ltd. except "Southbound", "Dancing In The Moonlight (It's Caught Me In Its Spotlight)", "Are You Ready", "Baby Drives Me Crazy" published by Pippin The Friendly Ranger Music Pub. Int. Ltd./Chappell & Co. Ltd. and "Rosalie" published by E. H. Morris/Pippin The Friendly Ranger Music Co. Ltd./Chappell & Co. Ltd. Special Thanks List Bluesy Huey Lewis Road Crews, Past, Present and Future: For keeping it together Tony Visconti Will Reid Dick: For his time, patience and effort Rob O'Brien Assistant engineers: Too numerous to mention, but thanks anyway Thin Lizzy supporters everywhere Joe Brown, Roy, George and the boys from Tasco, Jimmy Page, Craig and ML and the boys from Showco Scott Thompson, Paul Nice, Wilf, Robin Gomer and the boys from Colac Paul and the boys from Zenith T.H. and Texas Gary and the Boys from Showco Ladies: For love Chalkie Davies: Photos Sutton Cooper: Artwork John Slattery: Accounts and confessions Kathryn: Secretary Jimmy Bain and Gary Moore: Inspiration Whoever invented electricity Tony Brainsby and new co.: Publicity Mike Crawford: Personal Chris Martin: Limo driver and QPR fan Martin Baker: Promo film Rats and Radiators Derek the Dog Chris Morrison: I got a contract on you Where's the car tax Tex 'Mother Blues' Dallas, Texas Acton Travel for organised chaos Rainbow Freight for getting the gear across the water Studios England: Maison Rouge Mobile Toronto: Record Plant Mobile Paris: Des Dames Studio The album cover was conceived by Thin Lizzy and Chalkie Davies Sutton Cooper did the artwork and layout Supervised by the ever-elusive Chris O'Donnell Thin Lizzy are managed by Morrison-O'Donnell Limited for the United Kingdom, from offices at 52 Dean Street, London W1,England. 'Phone no. is 01-734 9734. Morrison-O'Donnell International Limited for the rest of the World. 'Johnny The Fox' Tour 1976 Venue: Hammersmith Odeon, King Street, London W6. Dates: Sunday 14th November Monday15th November Tuesday 16th November Promoter: Adrian Hopkins for Adrian Hopkins Promotions 'Johnny The Fox' 1976 Tour Promoters: Adrian Hopkins and Harvey Goldsmith, Adrian Coulthard - Adrian Hopkins Promotions, Paul Loasby- Harvey Goldsmith Promotions. Guest Group: Clover Bad Reputation' Tour 1977 Venue: Seneca College Fieldhouse, 1750 Finch Avenue East, Don Mills, Toronto. Date: Friday 28th October Promoter: Mike Cohl for Concert Productions International 'Bad Reputation’ Tour 1977 Promoters: Howard Rose Agency Ltd., Hollywood, California Showco: Jack Calmes, Jimmy Page, Sarah Legrand Guest Group: Durations do not appear on this release. Runout are stamped, except for etched "[Utopia lyre symbol]".