Remembering (album)
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Remembering is an album by Thin Lizzy. "Remembering" features a unique selection of the Bell-era Lizzy classics, with Gary Moore and Scott Gorham adding their unique touch to the album. With the two previously unreleased tracks "Sitamoia" and "Little Darlin'" the time frame of the album stretches from 1971 to 1976, and was promoted by touring like a regular LP release.
The album was known as "Remembering - Part 1" in all territories except Germany, where it had an entirely different track listing.
[edit] Track listing
- "Black Boys On The Corner"
- "A Song For While I'm Away"
- "Randolph's Tango"
- "Little Girl In Bloom"
- "Sitamoia"
- "Honesty Is No Excuse"
- "Little Darling"
- "Remembering"
- "Gonna Creep Up On You"
- "Whiskey In The Jar"
- "The Rocker"
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