with keyboard player Darren Wharton, and featured a string arrangement by Fiachra Trench. Later in May and June, two songs featuring White on lead vocals, "Only Woman" and "Moving Away From Here", were recorded but unfinished. Two further songs were started which did find their way on to Renegade – "Banging My Head Against the Wall" and "I'm Gonna Leave This Town". The former was rewritten as "Down on Your Luck" in July, before receiving its final title of "Hollywood (Down on Your Luck)". "Kill (Gotta Get a Gun)" was developed, as was "Mexican Girl" (now retitled "Mexican Blood"). "Trouble Boys" Also in July, the band recorded two covers: "Trouble Boys", written by Billy Bremner of Rockpile (who was present in the studio at the time), and Percy Mayfield's "Memory Pain", suggested by White and featuring his bluesy lead guitar. Lynott wanted to release the former as a single, against the wishes of the rest of the band, and convinced the band's record company to do so. White later said, "Nobody wanted to put that out except Phil. Scott was dead against putting it out." Wharton remembered, "Everyone hated the damn song," while British music newspaper Record Mirror described it as "dinosaur stuff". The title of the forthcoming album was pencilled in to be Trouble Boys to link to the single, but when it stalled at number 53 in the UK charts, the title and the two covers were dropped. Between touring and festival dates, Thin Lizzy also began work on "Disaster", co-written by Lynott and Wharton. This song, along with "Hollywood (Down on Your Luck)", was performed live for the first time in Germany in late August. Also around this time, Lynott and drummer Brian Downey reunited with the band's original guitarist Eric Bell, who had left in 1973, to record "Song for Jimmy". This was never considered for the Renegade album, although possibly for Lynott's solo album, but it ultimately appeared on a flexi disc given away with Flexipop magazine in the UK in August. Change of co-producer The band continued working at Odyssey Studios and Morgan Studios, recording overdubs and developing more material during September. At this point Lynott and co-producer Kit Woolven had a disagreement about sharing studio time between Thin Lizzy and Lynott's solo project. Woolven had become frustrated: "I wanted to try and make sure that the solo album sounded one way and the