Pogues
Founded As
Poguemahone
Years
1982 - 1996
From
Styles
Members
- Andrew Ranken
Drums, Percussion, Harmonica, Vocals - Darryl Hunt
Bass, Percussion, Vocals - James Fearnley
Accordion, Piano, Guitar, Mandolin, Clarinet - Jem Finer
Banjo, Hurdy-Gurdy, Mandola, Saxaphone, Guitar - Philip Chevron
Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin, Vocals - Shane MacGowan
Vocals, Guitar - Spider Stacy
Whistle, Harmonica, and Vocals
Former Members
- Cait O'Riordan
Bass, Vocals - Caroline Lavelle
Vocals, Cello - David Coulter
- James McNally
Percussion, Whistles, Accordian - Terry Woods
Cittern, Concertina, Mandolin, Banjo, Vocals
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"Initially known by the moniker "Poguemahone" (Irish Gaelic for "kiss my arse"), the band quickly found greater airplay and acceptance converting to the shorter "Pogues". A large band both in sheer numbers and their impact, The Pogues made their presence felt from the very beginning. Members Shane MacGowan, Peter "Spider" Stacey, Andrew "The Clobberer" Ranken, Jem Finer, Maestro James Fearnley and Cait "Rocky" O'Riodran (the band's only female member) hit the road with constant gigging that combined traditional staples with rowdy originals. The Pogues were a smash on the folk circuit, and the scene was perhaps changed forever by their presence."
Subcategories:
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- Discography (15)
- Links (22)
- Members (5)
- Reviews (0)
Releases:
Albums | ||
Red Roses for Me | 1984 | |
Rum Sodomy & the Lash | 1985 | |
Poguetry in Motion [EP] | 1986 | |
If I Should Fall From Grace With God | 1987 | |
Misty Morning, Albert Bridge [EP] | 1989 | |
Peace and Love | 1989 | |
Hell's Ditch | 1990 | |
Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah | 1990 | |
Essential Pogues | 1991 | |
The Best of the Pogues | 1991 | |
Waiting for Herb | 1993 | |
The Rest of the Best | 1994 | |
Pogue Mahone | 1996 | |
The Very Best Of (1 review) | 2001 | |
Streams of Whiskey: Live in Leysin, Switzerland | 2002 | |
Best Of | 2003 | |
Singles | ||
Songs from Sid & Nancy | 1986 | |
Appearances:
Compilation Albums | ||
Live for Ireland | 1988 | |
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