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He's still much loved in Dublin(his hometown). Every year Slattery's holds the "Vibe for Philo" were a whole bunch of local bands get together and play some TL tunes and generally just celebrate the man. (At least they still were 5 years ago.)
A pint of ale for Phil, an excellent songwriter,and always the perfect melodic bass player, Sometimes we lose sight of the song for the sake of flash,Less wanking is a good thing,Think about how often you here a lizzy song,, good songs last forever. Don't mean to preach. Cheers to Phil and all the GREAT axemen he worked with.
Philip was a true artist..........A masterful bassist with an ear for the tune at all times.
A poet with a control of the English language that many envied.
An Irish legend....a Rock'n'Roller...a Renegade.