Pogues in the Press
General Press:
Misc. Stuff:
James Fearnley's Bloguemahone - Dispatches from the road
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(2005-6, pogues.com)
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Pogues guitarist calls farewell tour a 'marketing ploy'
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(2010, The Guardian)
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The Pogues and Irish Cultural Continuity
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(2009, PopMatters)
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The Pogues' Fairytale of New York
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(2009, The Telegraph)
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An Irishman's Diary (about Fairytale of New York)
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(2009, The Irish Times)
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Celtic Punks: The Pogues vs. Dropkick Murphys
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(2008, Crawdaddy Magazine)
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The Man, The Myth, The Legend (interview with Carol Clerk, the Pogues biographer)
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(2008, The Irish Post)
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Shamrock ‘n’ Roll: How The Irish Became The Pogues
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(2007, Amusicology)
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Rum, sodomy and on the lash (profile of Shane MacGowan)
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(2007, Scotland On Sunday)
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He might be a drunk and a bum but he still has that most precious of musical things - a unique and special legacy (profile of Shane MacGowan)
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(2007, The Guardian)
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The Pogues' Shane MacGowan cheerfully lives on the edge (profile of Shane MacGowan)
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(2007, The San Diego Union-Tribune)
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Fairytale of a fairytale (about Fairytale of New York and its censorship)
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(2007, BBC)
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Shane MacGowan: the voice of reason (about Fairytale of New York and its censorship)
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(2007, The Guardian)
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Bob Geldof writes of Ireland, culture, music, and The Pogues
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(2005)
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Jem Finer wins first New Music Award
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(2005, The Guardian)
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MOJO Music Award
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(2005, Mojo Magazine)
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Shane MacGowan, the living miracle
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(2004, Belfast Telegraph)
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Pogues star is inspired by Bible John
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(2004, The Herald)
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Jem Makes a Statement
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(1995)
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Eight Lads Putting on Airs
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(1989, Time)
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Book Excerpts:
Album/Video Reviews:
Just Look Them In The Eye... (The Pogues box set)
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(2008, The Observer)
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Just Look Them In The Eye... (The Pogues box set)
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(2008, Uncut)
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Just Look Them In The Eye... (The Pogues box set)
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(2008, Manchester Evening News)
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Just Look Them In The Eye... (The Pogues box set)
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(2008, Pitchfork)
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Just Look Them In The Eye... (The Pogues box set)
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(2008, The Austin Chronicle)
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Just Look Them In The Eye... (The Pogues box set)
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(2008, The Times)
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Just Look Them In The Eye... (The Pogues box set)
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(2009, Punknews.org)
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CD Review: The Pogues Rum Sodomy & The Lash
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(2005, Blogcritics)
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Essential Pogues
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(1991, The Vancouver Sun)
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Best of the Pogues
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(1991, The Vancouver Sun)
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Music Review: The Pogues — If I Should Fall From Grace With God
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(2010, Blogcritics)
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If I Should Fall From Grace With God
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(1988, The Washington Post)
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If I Should Fall From Grace With
God
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(1988, The Los Angeles Times)
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If I Should Fall From Grace With God
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(1988, Newsday)
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If I Should Fall From Grace With God
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(1988, The New York Times)
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Peace And Love
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(1989, The San José Mercury News)
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Peace And Love
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(1989, The Boston Globe)
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Peace And Love
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(1989, The San Diego Union-Tribune)
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Peace And Love
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(1989, People)
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Peace And Love
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(1989, St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
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Peace And Love
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(1989, The Chicago Tribune)
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Peace And Love
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(1989, The Jeruselem Post)
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Peace And Love
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(1989, The Courier-Journal)
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Hell's Ditch
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(1990, The Boston Globe)
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Hell's Ditch
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(1990, The Courier Journal)
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Hell's Ditch
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(1991, People)
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Live at the Town & Country
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(1990, The Chicago Tribune)
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Waiting for Herb
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(1992, The San José Mercury News)
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Waiting for Herb
(Off the Record: Brave New Pogues)
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(1993, The Irish Voice)
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Waiting for Herb
(A New Front Man Leads the Pogues)
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(1993, Newsday)
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Waiting for Herb
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(1993, the St Louis Dispatch)
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Waiting for Herb
(The Fighting Irish)
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(1994, The Toronto Star)
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Pogue Mahone
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(1995, A whole slew of reviews)
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Shane's The Snake
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(1995, The Record)
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Shane's The Snake compared to
the Pogues' Waiting for Herb
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The Snake reviewed
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(1995, The New Mexican)
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The Snake
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(1995, The Des Moines Register)
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The Reunited Pogues (2004-present): Interviews
The Pogues Say 'A Parting Glass' U.S. Tour Is Their Last (with Spider Stacy)
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(2011, Billboard.com)
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Pogues plugging on, still getting their Irish up (with Philip Chevron)
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(2011, nwi.com)
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A round with Shane MacGowan {the poet}
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(2010, Q Magazine)
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Interview with ShaneMacGowan
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(2010, Mojo Magazine)
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Music interview: The Pogues (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, Yorkshire Evening Post)
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It must be lav that keeps The Pogues playing live (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, Sheffield Telegraph)
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Talk Time (with Philip Chevron)
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(2009, The Irish Times)
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The Pogues party on this Christmas (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, whatsonne.co.uk)
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Pogues Q&A (with Philip Chevron)
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(2009, Blogofneworleans.com)
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The Pogues Aren't The Drinkers They Once Were. Well, For The Most Part. (with James Fearnley)
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(2009, Dallas Observer)
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The Pogues return to Austin after 2 decades (with Philip Chevron)
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(2009, Austin360.com)
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Unpredictable Pogues (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, Oregonlive.com)
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The Pogues continue to defy punk-rocker odds (with Philip Chevron)
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(2009, The Houston Chronicle)
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Q&A with Philip Chevron of the Pogues
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(2009, Denver Westword)
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The Pogues now older, wiser, better (with James Fearnley)
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(2009, The Kansas City Star)
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Extended Q&A with The Pogues’ Spider Stacy
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(2009, Willamette Week)
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The Pogues - Voodoo 2009 (with James Fearnley)
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(2009, Tigerweekly)
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Jem Finer on bowls, Longplayer and life with the Pogues
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(2009, The Times)
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Shane MacGowan sings the Blues at Liverpool Echo Arena (with Shane MacGowan)
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(2009, Liverpool Echo)
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Club Owner to Pogues:"You'll never play Baltimore again." (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, Baltimore magazine)
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Pogues' Fearnley and Shane MacGowan are like 'old couple' (with James Fearnley)
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(2009, Irish Central)
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‘Enough people know who we are to keep us happy’ (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
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Q&A With Terry Woods of the Pogues
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(2009, Miami New Times)
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The Irish rovers (with Philip Chevron)
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(2009, the Boston Phoenix)
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Best of the Pogues (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, Metro International)
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The Pogues, rockin' since 1982, mellow with time (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, NorthJersey.com)
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The Jig Ain’t Up (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, Stomp And Stammer)
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The Pogues Roll Triumphantly On (with Spider Stacy and James Fearnley)
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(2009, The Village Voice)
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After the fall (with Spider Stacy)
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(2009, Metromix)
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Fifty not out (with Shane MacGowan)
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(2008, The Irish Post)
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Five minutes with a Pogue (with Spider Stacy)
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(2008, The Journal)
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Hoist a pint! The Pogues return again! (with Terry Woods)
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(2008, JimSullivanINK.com)
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Regrets? They've Had a Few... (with Terry Woods)
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(2008, Baltimore City Paper)
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The Pogues: Back In The Graces Of God (with Spider Stacy)
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(2008, Illinois Entertainer)
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Pogues Once Again, Straight Up (with Terry Woods)
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(2008, Irish Voice)
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MacGowan exclusive (with Shane MacGowan)
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(2007, The Mirror)
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The Jig Is Up (with Darryl Hunt)
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(2007, Daily Trojan)
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The Pogues reunited: Still driving their audiences 'completely fucking mental' (with Spider Stacy)
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(2007, ConcertLiveWire)
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Ain’t That a Shane. Rum? Sodomy? Whipass! (with Philip Chevron)
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(2007, Philadelphia Weekly)
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The Importance of Being a Pogue (with Philip Chevron)
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(2007, Irish Voice)
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Celtic Pride (with Spider Stacy and Terry Woods)
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(2007, New York Post)
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The Pogues Are Pumped! (with Philip Chevron)
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(2007, Irish Examiner)
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A Ramble Through the Mind of the Pogues’ Poet (with Shane MacGowan)
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(2007, The New York Times)
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Interview with Cáit O'Riordan
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(2007, The Irish Times Magazine)
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Dry and mighty: Reformed Pogues return reckless, not wrecked (with James Fearnley)
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(2007, The Boston Herald)
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Back on track (with Cáit O’Riordan)
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(2005, RTE guide)
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Fairytale reunion (with ShaneMacGowan and Jem Finer) |
(2005, The Scotsman)
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If You Do Fairytale Of New York, You Have to Dance with Me and Kirsty (with ShaneMacGowan) |
(2005, The Daily Record)
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Where it all fell apart: Pogues return to Japan (with Jem Finer)
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(2005, Asahi Shimbun)
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Pogues to return with MacGowan in tow (with Spider Stacy)
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(2005, Daily Yomiuri)
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Living the fairytale (with Shane MacGowan)
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(2005, The Scotsman)
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The Pogues are back (with Philip Chevron)
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(2005, News.com.au)
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Dirty old men (with Terry Woods)
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(2005, South Wales Echo)
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A very unlikely fairytale (with Shane MacGowan, Jem Finer and Spider Stacy)
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(2005, The Telegraph)
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I did it for Ireland and the Money, nothing else (with Shane MacGowan)
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(2004, HotPress)
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Punk and Disorderly (with Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy and Terry Woods)
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(2004, Daily Mirror)
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Old habits die hard (with Shane MacGowan and Terry Woods)
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(2004, The Guardian)
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Pogues return on tour and albums (with Spider Stacy)
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(2004, BBC)
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The Ninth Life of the Pogues (with the Pogues)
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(2004, Word Magazine)
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The Legend Continues (with The Legend Continues)
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(2004, Irish World)
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The Reunited Pogues (2004-present): Gig reviews
December 2010 UK & Ireland Tour
Review: The Pogues (Dublin)
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(2010, The Irish Independent)
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The Pogues, o2 Academy, Glasgow (Glasgow)
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(2010, Herald Scotland)
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Gig Review: The Pogues (Glasgow)
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(2010, The Scotsman)
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Review: The Pogues, O2 Academy, Newcastle (Newcastle)
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(2010, Evening Chronicle)
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Review: The Pogues at Newcastle 02 Academy (Newcastle)
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(2010, The Journal)
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The Pogues, O2 Academy, Newcastle (Newcastle)
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(2010, The Shields Gazette)
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The Pogues / Sparrow And The Workshop, 02 Academy Sheffield (Sheffield)
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(2010, eGigs.co.uk)
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The Pogues, Sheffield O2 Academy (Sheffield)
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(2010, The Star)
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The Pogues at 02 Brixton Academy, London reviewed (London)
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(2010, Beehive City)
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The Pogues, O2 Academy Brixton, review (London)
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(2010, The Telegraph)
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The Pogues, Brixton Academy, London (London)
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(2010, The Independent)
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December 2009 UK & Ireland Tour
Review: The Pogues, O2 Academy, Newcastle (Newcastle)
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(2009, whatsonne.co.uk)
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Reveiw: The Pogues at Newcastle O2 Academy (Newcastle)
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(2009, The Journal)
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Gig review: The Pogues (Glasgow)
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(2009, The Scotsman)
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Gig review: The Pogues @ Apollo, Manchester (Manchester)
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(2009, The Citizen)
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The Pogues @ Manchester Apollo, 13 Dec (Manchester)
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(2009, The Skinny)
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The Pogues (Manchester)
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(2009, City Life)
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Gig review: The Pogues at Leeds 02 Academy (Leeds)
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(2009, Yorkshire Evening Post)
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Artists: The Pogues (Leeds)
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(2009, The Huddersfield Daily Examiner)
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The Pogues / The King Blues (London)
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(2009, eGigs.co.uk)
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Fall 2009 US Tour
Summer 2009 Festivals
March 2009 US Tour
Saturday Night: The Pogues at Pompano Beach Amphitheater (Miami)
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(2009, Miami New Times)
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Beer, Brawls and Potcheen-doused Brilliance (Atlanta)
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(2009, Paste Magazine)
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Pogues still standing (sort of) (New York)
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(2009, Albany Student Press)
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Shane MacGowan, you can pogue mo thoin! (New York)
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(2009, Irish Central)
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Streams of Whiskey: The Pogues @ The 9:30 Club (Washington DC)
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(2009, DCist)
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A Salute to the Dissolute Pogues (Washington DC)
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(2009, The Washington Post)
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Pogues’ MacGowan offers up bittersweet ‘Whiskey’ (Boston)
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(2009, The Boston Herald)
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Sober reality: Pogues’ music soars, but words lost (Boston)
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(2009, The Patriot Ledger)
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Pogues' MacGowan is in rare form (Boston)
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(2009, The Boston Globe)
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The Pogues bring tour to a close in Boston (Boston)
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(2009, Boston Music Spotlight)
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December 2008 UK & Ireland Tour
The Pogues, Academy, Leeds (Leeds)
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(2008, The Independent)
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Review: The Pogues ***** (Leeds)
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(2008, Yorkshire Post)
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The Pogues, Carling Academy, Newcastle (Newcastle)
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(2008, The Shields Gazette)
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Pogues whip up a festive storm (Newcastle)
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(2008, The Journal)
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The Pogues / Urban Voodoo Machine / DJ Scratchy (Newcastle)
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(2008, eGigs.co.uk)
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Live Review: The Pogues & The Stranglers - MEN Arena (Manchester)
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(2008, The Bolton News)
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A Fairytale in Manchester (Manchester)
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(2008, The Bolton News)
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The Pogues (Manchester)
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(2008, City Life)
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Gig Review - The Pogues (Bristol)
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(2008, Suit Yourself Magazine)
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The Pogues: Carling Academy (Bristol)
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(2008, Crackerjack)
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'We will continue to pay to see Shane MacGowan, provided he does his job' (London)
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(2008, The Independent)
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The Pogues, Brixton Academy, London (London)
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(2008, The Independent)
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Shane MacGowan's fall from grace (London)
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(2008, Evening Standard)
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The Pogues at Brixton Academy, SW9 (London)
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(2008, The Times)
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Songs and merriment but not a drink in sight (Dublin)
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(2008, The Irish Independent)
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Summer 2008 Festivals
March 2008 US Tour
Pogues Deliver Two Solid Nights at The Riv (Chicago)
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(2008, Lumino Magazine)
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Lightning strikes twice in Chicago with The Pogues (Chicago)
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(2008, ConcertLiveWire.com)
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An energetic and spirited set of hits from the troubled legends (Chicago)
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(2008, UR Chicago Magazine Online)
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Pogues late to the party, but don't disappoint (Chicago)
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(2008, The South Town Star)
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Pogues' lead singer delivers a bumpy night (Chicago)
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(2008, Chicago Sun-Times)
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Pogues Can Never, Ever Retire! (New York)
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(2008, Irish Voice)
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Potent pub rock from the Pogues (Boston)
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(2008, The Boston Globe)
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Pulled-together Pogues impress (Boston)
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(2008, The Boston Heralde)
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Celtic punk rockers the Pogues still have it (Boston)
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(2008, The Patriot Ledger)
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December 2007 UK & Ireland Tour
First Night: The Pogues, Carling Academy, Glasgow (Glasgow)
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(2007, The Independent)
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The Pogues, Carling Academy, Glasgow (Glasgow)
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(2007, The Scotsman)
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Review: The Pogues at Newcastle Carling Academy (Newcastle)
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(2007, The Journal)
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Review: The Pogues, Nottingham Arena (Nottingham)
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(2007, Thisisnottingham.co.uk)
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The Pogues @ Manchester Central (Manchester)
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(2007, Manchester Evening News)
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The Pogues @ Manchester Central (Manchester)
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(2007, Manchester Evening News)
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REVIEW: The Pogues (Manchester)
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(2007, The Bolton News)
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Caught Live: The Pogues (London)
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(2007, The Sun)
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The Pogues: Booze, cheers and an irresistible racket (London)
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(2007, The Telegraph)
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Caught Live: The Pogues (London)
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(2007, The Mirror)
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Fairytale ending brings the house down (Dublin)
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(2007, The Irish Independent)
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Fall 2007 US Tour
March 2007 US Tour
The Pogues Recapture Their Fire In Chicago (Chicago)
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(2007, Billboard)
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Two decades on, the reunited Pogues still as relevant as ever (Chicago)
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(2007, ConcertLiveWire)
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Walk in on your feet, leave on your back (Chicago)
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(2007, Chicago Reader)
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A healthier MacGowan makes for a stronger Pogues (Boston)
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(2007, The Boston Globe)
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Pogues’ MacGowan parties on (Boston)
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(2007, The Boston Herald)
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In the moment (Boston)
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(2007, The Phoenix)
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Pogues get their Irish up (Boston)
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(2007, The Patriot Ledger)
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Polished Pogues Shine Anew (Boston)
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(2007, The Arts Fuse)
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Concert Review: The Pogues at The Orpheum Theater (Boston)
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(2007, Blogcritics.org)
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How Close Is Too Close to Shane MacGowan and the Pogues? (New York)
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(2007, The New York Times)
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The Pogues (New York)
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(2007, ReadJunk.com)
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Marty Lipp checks in on The Pogues, on CD and in concert (New York)
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(2007, Roots World)
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The Pogues (Philadelphia)
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(2007, The Morning Call)
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MacGowan and Pogues: Mighty smooth (Philadelphia)
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(2007, The Inquirer)
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December 2004 UK & Ireland Tour
The Pogues / The Saw Doctors (Manchester MEN)
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(2004, Designer Magazine)
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The rover's welcome return (Brixton Academy)
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(2004, Metro)
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The Point, Dublin
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(2004, HotPress)
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From Fiasco to Fairytale (Brixton)
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(2004, The Evening Standard)
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Brixton Academy
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(2004, LAUNCH, Music on Yahoo!)
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Waltzing MacGowan (Brixton)
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(2004, The Observer)
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Pogues are Back In Town (Brixton)
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(2004, MegaStar)
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Brixton Academy
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(2004, The Independent)
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Brixton Academy
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(2004, The Financial Times)
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Beauty and the Bleary (Brixton Academy)
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(2004, The Telegraph)
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Brixton Academy
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(2004, The Times)
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Brixton Academy
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(2004, The Guardian)
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The Pogues with support from The Saw Doctors (Manchester MEN)
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(2005, Contactmusic.com)
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Alehouse Rock (Manchester)
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(2005, Mojo Magazine)
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Manchester MEN
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(2005, Ska Punk & Other Junk)
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The Pogues Glasgow
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(2005, The Irish Post)
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Dead Man Rocking
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(2004, spike)
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The Pogues @ The Academy
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(2004, BBC)
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There's life in the old dog yet
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(2004, Ireland on Sunday)
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Pantomime of past glories
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(2004, The Herald)
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The Pogues @ Newcastle Arena
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(2004, BBC)
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Arena Gig a Great Jig (Newcastle)
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(2004, Evening Chronical, Trinity Mirror Plc.)
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Fan travelogues/reviews
The classic Pogues (1982-1996): Interviews/Concert Hype
The Reformation of That Irish Band From England: The Pogues (interview with Darryl Hunt)
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(???, Music Monitor)
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Punk not proper brogue
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(1986, The Chicago Tribune)
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Twist of Punk
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(1986, The Chicago Tribune)
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Pogues Octet Not All
It's Cranked Up to Be
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(1986, The Los Angeles Times)
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The Pogues add
Clash to folk tunes
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(1987, The San José Mercury News)
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Pogues Add Irish Passion
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(1987, The Chicago Tribune)
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THE POGUES, The Fillmore, San Francisco
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(1988, Melody Maker)
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The Pogues open for Dylan
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(1989, San José Mercury News)
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Mainstreaming with the Pogues
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(1989, Newsday)
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Pogues throw more in the mix
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(1989, The Boston Globe)
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Sharpened Pogues to open for Dylan
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(1989, The Los Angeles Times)
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Pogues Stir Discontent Without Lead Singer
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(1989, The Los Angeles Times)
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Pogues/Femmes: Post-Pink Ideals
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(1989, The Boston Globe)
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1990 Palladium Hype
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(1990, The New York Times)
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The Pogues, Wembley Arena
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(1990, The Times)
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Drowning in Drink and Tears
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(1990, the Independant)
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Punk-Rock Find a Homeland in Ireland
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(1990, The New York Times)
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Bark & Bite: Review of Boston, 1991 Concert
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(1991, The Boston Globe)
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Question Pogues Wisdom, Not Guts
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(1991, The Toronto Star)
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Pogues Touring Without Singer/Songwriter MacGowan
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(1991, The Boston Globe)
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Strummer Takes Charge
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(1991, The Irish Voice)
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Pogues Get Their Irish Up
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(1991, The Chicago Tribune)
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Joe Strummer stands in
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(1991, The San José Mercury News)
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Publicity for Warfield show/Pseudo-Interview with Spider Stacy
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(1991, The San José Mercury News)
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1991 Warfield Concert Reviewed
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(1991, The San José Mercury News)
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Pogues Carry on at Warfield
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(1991, The San Francisco Chronicle)
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MacGowan reels from life on the Rock Road
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(1991, The Vancouver Sun)
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Pogues Play Safe
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(1991, The Daily Telegraph)
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Taming of the Crew
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(1991, The Times)
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The Pogues at the Wiltern
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(1991, The Hollywood Reporter)
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The Pogues Push Style Into Hyperdrive
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(1991, The Los Angeles Times)
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Publicity for 1994 Boston Show/Pseudo-Interview with Spider Stacey
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(1994, The Boston Globe)
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1994 Boston Concert Reviewed
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(1994, The Boston Globe)
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Publicity for Warfield Show/Pseudo-Interview with Philip Chevron
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(1994, The San José Mercury News)
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Lacks Their Luster
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(1994, Newsday)
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The Pogues Move On
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(1994, The Gazette (Montreal))
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Publicity for Vancouver show
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(1994, The Vancouver Sun)
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Up for It Again
(MacGowan interview/concert hype)
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(1994, The Evening Standard)
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Off the Record: Don't Give Up the Ghost MacGowan concert review)
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(1994, The Irish Voice)
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Pop: God's Slot(MacGowan concert review)
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(1994, The Observer)
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Power and the Passion of the Fleadh (MacGowan concert review)
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(1994, the Guardian)
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By the Skin of His Teeth (MacGowan concert review)
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(1994, the Independent)
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Up-to-Date Tradition
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(1994, the New York Times)
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Boos for the Boss (MacGowan concert review)
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(1995, The Irish Voice)
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Shane MacGowan back with Sound and Fury (MacGowan concert review)
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(1995, The Boston Globe)
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Shane MacGowan & the Popes (MacGowan concert review)
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(1995, The Boston Irish Reporter)
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Musing of an Irish Survivor (MacGowan concert review)
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(1995, The New York Times)
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Oh, What a Shane! (MacGowan concert review)
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(1995, The Toronto Sun)
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Teetering with Poetry (MacGowan concert review)
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(1995, The Chicago Tribune)
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Brash, Breezy, Woozy MacGowan (MacGowan concert review)
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(1995, The Boston Globe)
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A Conversation with Darryl Hunt
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(1996, Good Times)
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He May Be Sober, But He's All Pogue
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(1996, Vancouver Sun)
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English and Irish Insolence (Interview with Darryl Hunt)
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(1996, Suburban & Wayne Times)
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The Pogues: One for the Cheek(s)
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(1996, The Island Ear)
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All the Poop That's Fit to Shovel
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(1996, Chart Magazine)
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No Pain Without Shane
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(1996, Canadian Online Explorer)
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The Pogues' Scruffy Splendour
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(1996, The Boston Globe)
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Fighting for the Heart and Soul of the Pogues
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(1996, The Boston Irish Reporter)
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Let's Hoist a Pint
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(1996, The Calgary Herald)
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Some Things Never Change
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(1996, The New York Times)
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Stacey Engineers Another Pogues Comeback
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(1996, The Irish Voice)
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The classic Pogues (1982-1996): Interviews/Articles:
MacGowan on the Couch
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(1985, Melody Maker)
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American Rockers Don't Mind the Mixture
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(1986, The Christian Science Monitor)
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Celtic Swingers
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(???, Melody Maker)
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It's a Long Way from Tipperary
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(1985, Melody Maker)
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NME Talks To...
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(1989, NME Magazine)
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Pogues Draw from Ancient Sources
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(1989, San Diego Union-Tribune)
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An interview with Shane MacGowan
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(from the Friends of Shane newsletter)
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James Fearnley
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(1991, The Toronto Star)
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Can the Pogues Live Without Their Leader?
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(1991, Newsday)
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In Your Ear
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(1992, The Daily Yomiuri)
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Off the Record: Brave New Pogues |
(1993, The Irish Voice)
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A New Front Man Leads the Pogues
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(1993, Newsday)
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Off the Record: Meet the New Boss
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(1993, The Boston Irish Reporter)
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Mr. Liverman: An interview with Shane MacGowan
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(1994, Loaded Magazine)
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The Fighting Irish
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(1994, The Toronto Star)
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Off The Record: Pogues to Split?
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(1994, The Irish Voice)
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Pogues Pick up Pieces
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(1994, Boston Herald)
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Pogues Have Passed the Test of Time
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(1994, The Calgary Herald)
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The Year in Irish Rock
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(1995, The Boston Irish Reporter)
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Taking the Lowe Road
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(1995, The Boston Globe)
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End for the Pogues
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(1996, The Addict)
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Shane's Last Laugh
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(1996, Daily Mirror)
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Pogues Mentioned in Passing:
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