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"Solo in Soho" – 4:15; Side two "Girls" (Lynott, Bain, Brian Robertson) – 4:00 "Yellow Pearl" (Lynott, Midge Ure) – 4:06 "Ode to a Black Man" – 4:06 "Jamaican Rum" – 2:43 "Talk in 79" – 3:00; Singles "Dear Miss Lonely Hearts" / "Solo in Soho" – 7" / 12" (1980) "King's Call" / "Ode to a Black Man" – 7" (1980)
Para esta primera incursión como solista Lynott contó con la colaboración, no sólo de sus compañeros en Thin Lizzy, sino también de algunos importantes músicos de la por entonces efervescente escena new wave británica, como por ejemplo Midge Ure, líder de Ultravox o Mark Knopfler de Dire Straits, amén del estadounidense Huey Lewis en ...
"Yellow Pearl" is a song recorded by Thin Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott, originally for his 1980 solo album, Solo in Soho. It was written by Lynott and Midge Ure, who was a temporary member of Thin Lizzy at the time, as well as frontman of Ultravox. It was subsequently remixed and released again on Lynott's second album, The Philip Lynott Album.
Track 7 on Solo in Soho. Featuring. Midge Ure. Producers. Kit Woolven & Phil Lynott. Apr. 18, 1980 1 viewer. Yellow Pearl Lyrics. "We all must beware of the yellow pearl" The Yellow Pearl...
10 de may. de 2022 · Solo In Soho brought together Lynott's friends. As well as the other Thin Lizzy stars, it featured Midge Ure, Mark Knopfler, Huey Lewis, Jimmy Bain, and various members of the entourage. And Phil was pleased with the effort. “When I’m in Lizzy there is a certain mindset," said Lynott. "I know what works and what doesn’t.
The Philip Lynott Album is the second and final solo album by Irish rock singer Philip Lynott, released in 1982. [3] Not included on the album was the B-side to the "Together" single, "Somebody Else's Dream" and the B-side to the "Old Town" single, "Beat of the Drum". Both later appeared on the Yellow Pearl Lynott solo compilation album in 2010.
Song Meanings / By Leticia Stephens. The Meaning Behind The Song: Yellow Pearl by Phil Lynott. “Yellow Pearl” is a song by Phil Lynott, featuring Midge Ure. It was released as part of Lynott’s solo album, “Solo in Soho” in 1980. The song’s lyrics and its meaning have been subject to speculation and interpretation over the years. Table of Contents.
