The Pogues - The Very Best of The Pogues Audio CD
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Band: The Pogues
Title: The Very Best of The Pogues
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Release Date: 2001-03-05
Media: Audio CD
Tracks: 1: Dirty Old Town 2: Irish Rover - Dubliners, The Pogues 3: Sally MacLennane 4: Fiesta 5: Pair of Brown Eyes 6: Fairytale of New York - Kirsty MacColl, , The Pogues 7: Body of an Amercian 8: Streams of Whiskey 9: Sick Bed of C�chula�nn 10: If I Should Fall From Grace With God 11: Misty Morning, Albert Bridge 12: Rain Street 13: White City 14: Rainy Nigyht in Soho 15: London Girl 16: Boys From the County Hell 17: Sunnyside of the Street 18: Summer in Siam 19: Hell's Ditch 20: Old Main Drag 21: Band Played Waltzing Matilda
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awesome albumI love the Pogues,Shane's lyrics always tell a story and I love they're old Irish folk sound!A great buy would recommend it . I'm so pleased with my purchase.
It was Christmas Eve babe, in the drunk tank...
If you aren't familiar with their work, this is a great place to start. The title isn't lying - these are the Pogues songs that you'll sing (or drunkenly mumble) along to with a grin on your face, a pint (or six) of stout in your belly and a little tear in your eye.
"God is in 'is heaven, and Billy's down by the bay!"
Here, I think with this comp, plus one other album, "Rum, Sodomy and the Lash", you'd have the best of all possible Pogues worlds. I go back and forth on compilations - depending on the artist, sometimes it's best to have the individual, complete albums, other times a comp will serve just fine. . .
But, all the hot sh-t greatest stuff is here, including hard to find chestnuts, like "Irish Rover", and my own Pogues fave, "Rainy Night in Soho" (apparently not the original EC-produced version, but a string drenched, but still really nice re-make).
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Just as a note Shane was not born in london, he was born in kent while his family was on vacation. Great music. He was lived in Tipperary, Ireland until he was 6 then moved to London.
Shane McGowan is the voice of Pub Music
Heck, he was born in London and has a superhuman tolerance for intoxicants. OK, so he isn't. Neverteheless, he's a musical genius, and sings wih a voice we all wish we had when we were drunk. I doff my hat.
Here's to ya, here's tward ya, hadn't a metya, wouldn't a known ya.
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