Classic Clips – THE POGUES With ‘A RAINY NIGHT IN SOHO’ 1986
2 December 2023
Melancholic pearl from 1986.
Featuring these great lines.
THE POGUES: Bio – Discography
2 December 2023
Melancholic pearl from 1986.
Featuring these great lines.
THE POGUES: Bio – Discography
30 November 2023
Sad news, really sad news. SHANE MacGOWAN, the former voice/face of
THE POGUES, one of the greatest performers/songwriters ever has passed
away today after being sick for some time, aged 65. This Christmas he would
have celebrated his 66th one. Shane had a wild life filled with lots of alcohol.
Yet, he was one of those rock stars that would survive anyway.
I saw The Pogues several times and it was always
more of a party than a regular gig.
The news was announced via the socials of The Pogues.
Shane MacGowan about that fabulous The Pogues classic
‘Fairytale Of New York’ feat. the late great Kirsty MacColl.
Great concert posters from the past…
THE POGUES
The Leadmill, Sheffield
March 1985
STREAMS OF WHISKEY
Yep, they have their own whiskey.
Daily electricity to load your batteries
Last March libertine PETE DOHERTY (who lives in France for a while now) and French composer/producer FRÉDÉRIC LO recorded/released one of the most touching albums
of the year with The Fanatasy Life Of Poetry & Crime.
To close 2022 they went, last weekend, on French TV for a magnificent rendition of
The Pogues‘ festive classic Fairytale Of New York. For this special occasion, the duo
was backed by a matching orchestra. Doherty obviously felt great and his voice never sounded better.
Listen/watch
PETE DOHERTY: Facebook
Shane MacGowan about that fabulous The Pogues classic
‘Fairytale Of New York’ feat. the late great Kirsty MacColl.
Happy 65 SHANE!
Born on 25 December 1957 in Kent, UK.
Great music movie posters
IF I SHOULD FALL FROM GRACE
THE SHANE MACGOWAN STORY
Archived footage of ex-Pogues singer and heavy drunkard Shane MacGowan,
following his chaotic life from the early days in Ireland and England, through his
formation of – and later dismissal from – The Pogues, to his band The Popes.
Released in 2001.
14-minute summary
THE POGUES: Bio – Discography