Toonboy wrote:

philipchevron wrote:Still wrestling with the track listing, but we're getting there.

A number of you have been kind enough to help track down sources of some of the more troublesome tracks, and although that general SOS did not raise anything like the obscure rarities I hoped it would, it was nevertheless a useful exercise.

Naturally, I have managed to lose track of the name of everybody who helped in this respect, but would like to credit you all nevertheless. If you feel you helped with the box set (principally by sending me rare material on CDR etc) and feel you deserve a mention in the credits, please add your name to this list. Don't be shy. Credit where credit is due. It doesn't matter whether your contribution was used or not (in any event, that may never be known if a better source emerged later).


Kirk Danby
Yasunori Hoshino
David Lally
Christian Ahern
Lionel Grosheny -Blair
Øyvind Lade
Annette Herold
Tina Chapman.
Please just add your name to this list if possible, by using the EDIT facility. My PMs are a bit clogged at the moment with other business. Thanks

philipchevron wrote:Still wrestling with the track listing, but we're getting there.

A number of you have been kind enough to help track down sources of some of the more troublesome tracks, and although that general SOS did not raise anything like the obscure rarities I hoped it would, it was nevertheless a useful exercise.

Naturally, I have managed to lose track of the name of everybody who helped in this respect, but would like to credit you all nevertheless. If you feel you helped with the box set (principally by sending me rare material on CDR etc) and feel you deserve a mention in the credits, please add your name to this list. Don't be shy. Credit where credit is due. It doesn't matter whether your contribution was used or not (in any event, that may never be known if a better source emerged later).


Kirk Danby
Yasunori Hoshino
David Lally
Christian Ahern
Lionel Grosheny
Øyvind Lade
Frank Murray RIP
Andy Bernstein.
Please just add your name to this list if possible, by using the EDIT facility. My PMs are a bit clogged at the moment with other business. Thanks

Toonboy wrote:

philipchevron wrote:Still wrestling with the track listing, but we're getting there.

A number of you have been kind enough to help track down sources of some of the more troublesome tracks, and although that general SOS did not raise anything like the obscure rarities I hoped it would, it was nevertheless a useful exercise.

Naturally, I have managed to lose track of the name of everybody who helped in this respect, but would like to credit you all nevertheless. If you feel you helped with the box set (principally by sending me rare material on CDR etc) and feel you deserve a mention in the credits, please add your name to this list. Don't be shy. Credit where credit is due. It doesn't matter whether your contribution was used or not (in any event, that may never be known if a better source emerged later).


Kirk Danby
Yasunori Hoshino
David Lally
Christian Ahern
Lionel Grosheny
Øyvind Lade
John McGovern, nice photos!
Frank Murray.RIP.
Please just add your name to this list if possible, by using the EDIT facility. My PMs are a bit clogged at the moment with other business. Thanks

mick wrote:Any reason why the boxset has been removed from Spotify in U.K. ?

Villajohn wrote:I have at least 6 photos included in 'Just Look Them in the Eye' and i have had others featured elsewhere,it would have been nice to have been credited retrospectively,i wouldn't have asked for a fee,just recognition.That's showbiz i guess.

philipchevron wrote:Still wrestling with the track listing, but we're getting there.

A number of you have been kind enough to help track down sources of some of the more troublesome tracks, and although that general SOS did not raise anything like the obscure rarities I hoped it would, it was nevertheless a useful exercise.

Naturally, I have managed to lose track of the name of everybody who helped in this respect, but would like to credit you all nevertheless. If you feel you helped with the box set (principally by sending me rare material on CDR etc) and feel you deserve a mention in the credits, please add your name to this list. Don't be shy. Credit where credit is due. It doesn't matter whether your contribution was used or not (in any event, that may never be known if a better source emerged later).


Kirk Danby
Yasunori Hoshino
David Lally
Christian Ahern
Lionel Grosheny -Blair
Øyvind Lade


Please just add your name to this list if possible, by using the EDIT facility. My PMs are a bit clogged at the moment with other business. Thanks

philipchevron wrote:Still wrestling with the track listing, but we're getting there.

A number of you have been kind enough to help track down sources of some of the more troublesome tracks, and although that general SOS did not raise anything like the obscure rarities I hoped it would, it was nevertheless a useful exercise.

Naturally, I have managed to lose track of the name of everybody who helped in this respect, but would like to credit you all nevertheless. If you feel you helped with the box set (principally by sending me rare material on CDR etc) and feel you deserve a mention in the credits, please add your name to this list. Don't be shy. Credit where credit is due. It doesn't matter whether your contribution was used or not (in any event, that may never be known if a better source emerged later).


Kirk Danby
Yasunori Hoshino
David Lally
Christian Ahern
Lionel Grosheny
Øyvind Lade
John McGovern, nice photos!

Please just add your name to this list if possible, by using the EDIT facility. My PMs are a bit clogged at the moment with other business. Thanks

philipchevron wrote:Still wrestling with the track listing, but we're getting there.

A number of you have been kind enough to help track down sources of some of the more troublesome tracks, and although that general SOS did not raise anything like the obscure rarities I hoped it would, it was nevertheless a useful exercise.

Naturally, I have managed to lose track of the name of everybody who helped in this respect, but would like to credit you all nevertheless. If you feel you helped with the box set (principally by sending me rare material on CDR etc) and feel you deserve a mention in the credits, please add your name to this list. Don't be shy. Credit where credit is due. It doesn't matter whether your contribution was used or not (in any event, that may never be known if a better source emerged later).


Kirk Danby
Yasunori Hoshino
David Lally
Christian Ahern
Lionel Grosheny
Øyvind Lade

John McGovern.Six photos no less!
Please just add your name to this list if possible, by using the EDIT facility. My PMs are a bit clogged at the moment with other business. Thanks

Low D wrote:Have the two Chieftains/Pogues live tracks, that were last-minute removed, been shared anywhere? I know a few review copies or such with the tracks still in place circulated, or were gifted to a few people here. In organizing my digital music all in one place for the first time, i've found i have one, but not both, in mp3 form, although i've no clue where it came from.

5-5. The Pogues & The ChieftainsBiddy Mulligan, The Pride Of The Coombe (Live At Brixton Academy)
5-6. The Pogues & The Chieftains Lillibulero/The White Cockade (Live At Brixton Academy)