Missing THIN LIZZY early 70s sessions sought for Universal release

[Nick]

I'm also part of the team working on this project for Universal and thought I'd register on here. Thanks for all the help and suggestions offered so far.

Ref the question regarding Philip Lynott sitting in on John's show around the time of Live and Dangerous. Phil Osborne, long time Lizzy supporter and co-worker on this project had this to say:

"Have it here, 29th May 1978, it's an AM recording; rough ... and not very dangerous. Peely played the whole of L&D, interspersed with the Philo interview. What I have is the interview - edits are 'rough' - minus the L&D bits (which are of course redundant now) - ends with an early broadcast of Jamaican Rum from Philip's first Solo Album, Solo In Soho.
More than willing to share it with the Peel Fans if it's important enough ... and I'm not forgotten for my part in preserving Philip and Peel's legacy ;)"

Also just to clarify exactly what it is we're missing:

SESSION ONE

Look What The Wind Blew In (track sourced from transcript vinyl)
Return Of The Farmer's Son (track sourced from transcript vinyl)
Eire
Things Ain't Working Out Down At The Farm

Stuart Henry (Sounds Of The Seventies)
Recorded:  7/7/71 – Maida Vale 4
Transmitted: 15/7/71
Produced: Malcolm Brown
Engineered: Mike Harding / Mike Franks

SESSION TWO

Ray-Gun
The Rise And Dear Demise Of The Funky Nomadic Tribes
Dublin
Clifton Grange Hotel

John Peel (Sounds Of The Seventies With Top Gear)
Recorded: 12/10/71 – Maida Vale 4
Transmitted: 3/11/71
Produced: Malcolm Brown
Engineered: Unknown

SESSION THREE

Call The Police
Baby Face
Buffalo Gal
Sarah (Not Broadcast Until 27th April 1972)

Pete Drummond (Sounds Of The Seventies)
Recorded: 23/2/72 – Maida Vale 4
Transmitted: 2/3/72
Produced: Malcolm Brown
Engineered: Mike Harding / Mike Franks

SESSION FOUR

Call The Police
Things Ain't Working Out Down At The Farm
Chatting Today

John Peel (Sounds Of The Seventies)
Recorded: 26/4/72 –Studio One, Kensington House T1, Shepherds Bush
Transmitted: 2/6/72
Produced: John Muir

SESSION SIX

Randolph's Tango

David Hamilton Show
Recorded: 21/5/73 – Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue
Transmitted: 4/6/73
Produced: Paul Williams

cheers

Nick