Thin Lizzy , confirmed as a non progressive band

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Even by Phil , Garry , Snowy , Brian and Scott , Thin Lizzy isn't a progressive Rock band . I agree on this point , but , in my opinion Thin Lizzy are a Progressive band . So , why is that ?
Taking into consideration all their works since 1969 , they had so many line - ups changes .
-- Philip Lynott ( the master of this reality ) on bass & vocals , 69 till 83 .
-- Brian Robertson , on guitar , between 74 & 78 .
-- Gary Moore , on guitar , in 1974 , and 78/79 .
-- Brian Downey , on drums , all the way from 69 till 83 .
-- Scott Gorham , on guitar , from 74 till 83 .
-- Eric Bell , on guitar from 69 till 73 .
-- Snowy White , on guitar from 80 till 82 .
-- Darren Luharton , on keyboard from 80 till 83 .
-- John Sykes , on guitar in 82 and 83 .

As it shows , they had many diversions and changes in the main line - ups . But Still , they had many works that i can consider as ( prog related )
specially between 1979 and 1983 .




Albums such ==
-- 1 -- Shades of a Blue orphanage , 1972 .
-- 2 -- Vagabonds of a western world , 1973 .
-- 3 -- Night Life , 1974 .
-- 4 -- Fighting , 1975 .
-- 5 -- Jailbreak , 1976 .
-- 6 -- Johny the Fox , 1976 .
-- 7 -- Bad Reputation , 1977 .
-- 8 -- Black Rose , 1979 .
-- 9 -- China Town , 1980 .
--10-- Renegade , 1981 .
--11-- Killers , and Killers ( live ) in 1981 .
--12-- Thunder & lightning , 1983 .
--13-- One Night Only ( live )

All these releases deserves more recognition from Heavy Blues Rock Fans , it's a pure progressive blues rock in a new globe .
Thanks to Vertigo from 1974 till 1983 , and to Decca from the first beginning in 1969 till 1974 , we had the best collection of heavy blues rock to enjoy with /////////////////// Tracks Toni //////


Best albums , Renegade , Thunder & lightning , Jailbreak , Johny the Fox ,
Black Rose & Chinatown //////// Enjoy the good rock ///