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  • Quote philipchevron

Re: The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by philipchevron Tue Mar 15, 2011 10:06 pm

Spike wrote:It may be Mr Chevron as, whilst not being officially a full time member of the band at that point, i believe he was in the producers chair for the sessions that The Leaving Of Liverpool & The Wild Rover were recorded at. It's therefore quite likely that he played & sang on them on them as well as twiddled the knobs.


Nah, not guilty on these ones. I believe Costello considered these tracks his "revenge" on the folk scene that had rejected him in the early 70s.
[quote="Spike"]It may be Mr Chevron as, whilst not being officially a full time member of the band at that point, i believe he was in the producers chair for the sessions that The Leaving Of Liverpool & The Wild Rover were recorded at. It's therefore quite likely that he played & sang on them on them as well as twiddled the knobs.[/quote]

Nah, not guilty on these ones. I believe Costello considered these tracks his "revenge" on the folk scene that had rejected him in the early 70s.
  • Quote Spike

Re: The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by Spike Tue Mar 15, 2011 8:54 pm

It may be Mr Chevron as, whilst not being officially a full time member of the band at that point, i believe he was in the producers chair for the sessions that The Leaving Of Liverpool & The Wild Rover were recorded at. It's therefore quite likely that he played & sang on them on them as well as twiddled the knobs.
It may be Mr Chevron as, whilst not being officially a full time member of the band at that point, i believe he was in the producers chair for the sessions that The Leaving Of Liverpool & The Wild Rover were recorded at. It's therefore quite likely that he played & sang on them on them as well as twiddled the knobs.
  • Quote dsweeney

Re: The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by dsweeney Mon Oct 04, 2010 8:16 pm

If I had to make a guess I would say it is Frank Murray, the Pogues manager. It's definitely an Irish accent anyway. It's NOT Spider. Terry wasn't in the band yet or Phil.
If I had to make a guess I would say it is Frank Murray, the Pogues manager. It's definitely an Irish accent anyway. It's NOT Spider. Terry wasn't in the band yet or Phil.
  • Quote Mick Molloy

Re: The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by Mick Molloy Sat Feb 16, 2008 7:54 am

John C wrote:
Michaelo wrote:
Kriss wrote:Right, that part is clearly Spider, but the quest was referring to before Spider's bit, before they repeat the chorus a second time, someone (presumably Mr. Ranken) shouts "One more time!"

It sounds like Jem Finer to me.


I don't know if he were even in the band at that time but I always imagined that it was Mr Woods. (This is just a thought, it may not even be CLOSE to correct).

John.


It's the other way round mate :wink:
[quote="John C"][quote="Michaelo"][quote="Kriss"]Right, that part is clearly Spider, but the quest was referring to before Spider's bit, before they repeat the chorus a second time, someone (presumably Mr. Ranken) shouts "One more time!"[/quote]
It sounds like Jem Finer to me.[/quote]

I don't know if he were even in the band at that time but I always imagined that it was Mr Woods. (This is just a thought, it may not even be CLOSE to correct).

John.[/quote]

It's the other way round mate :wink:
  • Quote John C

Re: The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by John C Sat Feb 16, 2008 1:50 am

Michaelo wrote:
Kriss wrote:Right, that part is clearly Spider, but the quest was referring to before Spider's bit, before they repeat the chorus a second time, someone (presumably Mr. Ranken) shouts "One more time!"

It sounds like Jem Finer to me.


I don't know if he were even in the band at that time but I always imagined that it was Mr Woods. (This is just a thought, it may not even be CLOSE to correct).

John.
[quote="Michaelo"][quote="Kriss"]Right, that part is clearly Spider, but the quest was referring to before Spider's bit, before they repeat the chorus a second time, someone (presumably Mr. Ranken) shouts "One more time!"[/quote]
It sounds like Jem Finer to me.[/quote]

I don't know if he were even in the band at that time but I always imagined that it was Mr Woods. (This is just a thought, it may not even be CLOSE to correct).

John.
  • Quote Michaelo

Re: The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by Michaelo Thu Feb 14, 2008 10:40 pm

Kriss wrote:Right, that part is clearly Spider, but the quest was referring to before Spider's bit, before they repeat the chorus a second time, someone (presumably Mr. Ranken) shouts "One more time!"

It sounds like Jem Finer to me.
[quote="Kriss"]Right, that part is clearly Spider, but the quest was referring to before Spider's bit, before they repeat the chorus a second time, someone (presumably Mr. Ranken) shouts "One more time!"[/quote]
It sounds like Jem Finer to me.
  • Quote Kriss

Re: The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by Kriss Thu Feb 14, 2008 4:31 pm

Right, that part is clearly Spider, but the quest was referring to before Spider's bit, before they repeat the chorus a second time, someone (presumably Mr. Ranken) shouts "One more time!"
Right, that part is clearly Spider, but the quest was referring to before Spider's bit, before they repeat the chorus a second time, someone (presumably Mr. Ranken) shouts "One more time!"
  • Quote Simon Maguire

Re: Leaving of Liverpool

Post by Simon Maguire Thu Feb 14, 2008 2:06 pm

Mick Molloy wrote:Spider I guess.

edit: I was confused with the 'we will be' part


I think its referring to the part of the last chorus "When I return united we will be" Spider seems to shout it out a little louder and a little before the rest of the band. It’s quite distinctively Spider’s voice.
[quote="Mick Molloy"]Spider I guess.

edit: I was confused with the 'we will be' part[/quote]

I think its referring to the part of the last chorus [i]"When I return united we will be"[/i] Spider seems to shout it out a little louder and a little before the rest of the band. It’s quite distinctively Spider’s voice.
  • Quote MacRua

Re: The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by MacRua Tue Feb 05, 2008 11:30 am

If you mean back vocal in the chorus - Andrew Ranken..
If you mean back vocal in the chorus - Andrew Ranken..
  • Quote Mick Molloy

Re: Leaving of Liverpool

Post by Mick Molloy Mon Feb 04, 2008 10:46 pm

Spider I guess.

edit: I was confused with the 'we will be' part
Spider I guess.

edit: I was confused with the 'we will be' part
  • Quote Kriss

Leaving of Liverpool

Post by Kriss Mon Feb 04, 2008 9:53 pm

The Pouges reissued their 1984 album Red Roses For Me in 2004 to include 6 bonus tracks, one of those tracks being "The Leaving of Liverpool". Shane's singing lead, but who shouts out "One more time!" towards the end of the song. I'm pretty sure it's not Spider as we hear him echo "We will be!" around the same time and it's not the same voice.

P.S. - Yes I realize it's kind of a pointless question but I don't care.
The Pouges reissued their 1984 album Red Roses For Me in 2004 to include 6 bonus tracks, one of those tracks being "The Leaving of Liverpool". Shane's singing lead, but who shouts out "One more time!" towards the end of the song. I'm pretty sure it's not Spider as we hear him echo "We will be!" around the same time and it's not the same voice.

P.S. - Yes I realize it's kind of a pointless question but I don't care.
  • Quote MacRua

Post by MacRua Fri Mar 24, 2006 1:59 pm

Google rules, Ismelo!
[url=http://www.google.com/search?hl=uk&q=%22The+Leaving+of+Liverpool%22+lyrics]Google rules, Ismelo![/url]
  • Quote LSMelo

The Leaving of Liverpool

Post by LSMelo Fri Mar 24, 2006 1:50 pm

Hello.

Can anyone send me the lyrics of this song? Anyoine knows where can I get the lyrics that are not in the website of the Pogues?

Thank you.

Luís
Hello.

Can anyone send me the lyrics of this song? Anyoine knows where can I get the lyrics that are not in the website of the Pogues?

Thank you.

Luís

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