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  • Quote celticjunk

Re: Music In The Pause

Post by celticjunk Wed Dec 23, 2009 10:00 am

Jon wrote:It's been bugging me since I read this thread some hours ago, I can hear the tune in my head and I've just figured out it's Bruce Springsteen - something from the 'Seeger Sessions' I believe, Mrs McGrath?


Thanx Jon you nailed it.
Of course it's "The Boss" and I have the album :oops:
I was so frustrated when I heard the song in Dublin, the singer sounded so familiar :)
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... ID=9214358
[quote="Jon"]It's been bugging me since I read this thread some hours ago, I can hear the tune in my head and I've just figured out it's Bruce Springsteen - something from the 'Seeger Sessions' I believe, Mrs McGrath?[/quote]

Thanx Jon you nailed it.
Of course it's "The Boss" and I have the album :oops:
I was so frustrated when I heard the song in Dublin, the singer sounded so familiar :)
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&VideoID=9214358
  • Quote firehazard

Re: Music In The Pause

Post by firehazard Wed Dec 23, 2009 9:35 am

Jon wrote:It's been bugging me since I read this thread some hours ago, I can hear the tune in my head and I've just figured out it's Bruce Springsteen - something from the 'Seeger Sessions' I believe, Mrs McGrath?


Brooce certainly does a fair amount of "toora-loora-liddle-aye-ay"ing in Mrs McGrath. You wouldn't believe it could work, but it really does.
[quote="Jon"]It's been bugging me since I read this thread some hours ago, I can hear the tune in my head and I've just figured out it's Bruce Springsteen - something from the 'Seeger Sessions' I believe, Mrs McGrath?[/quote]

Brooce certainly does a fair amount of "toora-loora-liddle-aye-ay"ing in Mrs McGrath. You wouldn't believe it could work, but it really does.
  • Quote Jon

Re: Music In The Pause

Post by Jon Wed Dec 23, 2009 6:26 am

It's been bugging me since I read this thread some hours ago, I can hear the tune in my head and I've just figured out it's Bruce Springsteen - something from the 'Seeger Sessions' I believe, Mrs McGrath?
It's been bugging me since I read this thread some hours ago, I can hear the tune in my head and I've just figured out it's Bruce Springsteen - something from the 'Seeger Sessions' I believe, Mrs McGrath?
  • Quote James

Re: Music In The Pause

Post by James Sat Dec 19, 2009 11:51 am

celticjunk wrote:
Mark_Wafc wrote:The Call up makes an appearance before Straight to Hell


Yes it does and they also play Geno with Dexys and Tears of a Clown with The Beat and also som Balkan music.
What I'm looking for is a "Folkpop-song" and the refrain goes like "Tullarula Tullarula Lai"



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YucC-iwahY ?
[quote="celticjunk"][quote="Mark_Wafc"]The Call up makes an appearance before Straight to Hell[/quote]

Yes it does and they also play Geno with Dexys and Tears of a Clown with The Beat and also som Balkan music.
What I'm looking for is a "Folkpop-song" and the refrain goes like "Tullarula Tullarula Lai" [/quote]


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YucC-iwahY ?
  • Quote celticjunk

Re: Music In The Pause

Post by celticjunk Fri Dec 18, 2009 10:43 pm

Mark_Wafc wrote:The Call up makes an appearance before Straight to Hell


Yes it does and they also play Geno with Dexys and Tears of a Clown with The Beat and also som Balkan music.
What I'm looking for is a "Folkpop-song" and the refrain goes like "Tullarula Tullarula Lai" sounds silly I know but the refrain gooes like that :oops:
I thought that I could nail who's the singer was but I couldn't.
If someone have a clue who the hell this song is I would be grateful
Kind Regards
[quote="Mark_Wafc"]The Call up makes an appearance before Straight to Hell[/quote]

Yes it does and they also play Geno with Dexys and Tears of a Clown with The Beat and also som Balkan music.
What I'm looking for is a "Folkpop-song" and the refrain goes like "Tullarula Tullarula Lai" sounds silly I know but the refrain gooes like that :oops:
I thought that I could nail who's the singer was but I couldn't.
If someone have a clue who the hell this song is I would be grateful
Kind Regards
  • Quote Mark_Wafc

Re: Music In The Pause

Post by Mark_Wafc Tue Dec 15, 2009 11:49 am

The Call up makes an appearance before Straight to Hell
The Call up makes an appearance before Straight to Hell
  • Quote MissWalshy

Re: Music In The Pause

Post by MissWalshy Sat Dec 12, 2009 3:17 pm

wild stab in the dark.. straight to hell?
wild stab in the dark.. straight to hell?
  • Quote celticjunk

Music In The Pause

Post by celticjunk Sat Dec 12, 2009 2:52 pm

Does anyone have any information about the music you can hear after the supportact has left the stage.
In Dublin they played 30-45 minutes of music before The Pogues took the stage.
It's one song I'm looking for
Kind Regards
Does anyone have any information about the music you can hear after the supportact has left the stage.
In Dublin they played 30-45 minutes of music before The Pogues took the stage.
It's one song I'm looking for
Kind Regards
  • Quote Jimmy Jazz

Re: Before they take the stage - intro music at the gigs

Post by Jimmy Jazz Fri Aug 28, 2009 5:51 pm

philipchevron wrote:
DownInTheGround wrote:Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?


I think we've been using it since 2004. It was Shane's idea. Periodically, we try to change it, but we've never found anything we like better.

Back in the day, we had a succession of intro tapes, ranging from "A Pistol For Paddy Garcia" to "Battle March" and god knows what else. We used the Alfred Hitchcock Theme for a while too.



I think STH sets the tone.. Hopefully the band chooses to keep it..(Also dig the Call Up by the Clash too)
[quote="philipchevron"][quote="DownInTheGround"]Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?[/quote]

I think we've been using it since 2004. It was Shane's idea. Periodically, we try to change it, but we've never found anything we like better.

Back in the day, we had a succession of intro tapes, ranging from "A Pistol For Paddy Garcia" to "Battle March" and god knows what else. We used the Alfred Hitchcock Theme for a while too.[/quote]


I think STH sets the tone.. Hopefully the band chooses to keep it..(Also dig the Call Up by the Clash too)
  • Quote fluke

Re: Before they take the stage - intro music at the gigs

Post by fluke Sat Aug 22, 2009 1:03 am

Heather wrote:
DownInTheGround wrote:Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?


Hmm, good question, Chris.

I don't think it has always been used, I think Battle March Medley was probably used at one time (or am I dreaming again)?


I got a recording of a show from '88 today where the intro is BMM indeed!
[quote="Heather"][quote="DownInTheGround"]Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?[/quote]

Hmm, good question, Chris.

I don't think it has always been used, I think [i] Battle March Medley [/i]was probably used at one time (or am I dreaming again)?[/quote]

I got a recording of a show from '88 today where the intro is BMM indeed!
  • Quote mike1

Re: Before they take the stage - intro music at the gigs

Post by mike1 Fri Aug 21, 2009 2:57 pm

Last show I saw- Manchester 2007- it was the song played after the band finished- it was my first exposure to MIAs paper planes. Stayed in my head for days & took a few days to work out the artist- finally heard it introduced on the radio.
Last show I saw- Manchester 2007- it was the song played after the band finished- it was my first exposure to MIAs paper planes. Stayed in my head for days & took a few days to work out the artist- finally heard it introduced on the radio.
  • Quote kmurray105

Re: Before they take the stage - intro music at the gigs

Post by kmurray105 Tue Jul 14, 2009 4:24 am

If you're going to change it, how about a nice little something from Noel Hill? :wink:
If you're going to change it, how about a nice little something from Noel Hill? :wink:
  • Quote philipchevron

Re: Before they take the stage - intro music at the gigs

Post by philipchevron Mon Jul 13, 2009 10:00 pm

DownInTheGround wrote:Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?


I think we've been using it since 2004. It was Shane's idea. Periodically, we try to change it, but we've never found anything we like better.

Back in the day, we had a succession of intro tapes, ranging from "A Pistol For Paddy Garcia" to "Battle March" and god knows what else. We used the Alfred Hitchcock Theme for a while too.
[quote="DownInTheGround"]Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?[/quote]

I think we've been using it since 2004. It was Shane's idea. Periodically, we try to change it, but we've never found anything we like better.

Back in the day, we had a succession of intro tapes, ranging from "A Pistol For Paddy Garcia" to "Battle March" and god knows what else. We used the Alfred Hitchcock Theme for a while too.
  • Quote Heather

Re: Before they take the stage - intro music at the gigs

Post by Heather Mon Jul 13, 2009 9:35 pm

DownInTheGround wrote:Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?


Hmm, good question, Chris.

I don't think it has always been used, I think Battle March Medley was probably used at one time (or am I dreaming again)?
[quote="DownInTheGround"]Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?[/quote]

Hmm, good question, Chris.

I don't think it has always been used, I think [i] Battle March Medley [/i]was probably used at one time (or am I dreaming again)?
  • Quote DownInTheGround

Re: Before they take the stage - intro music at the gigs

Post by DownInTheGround Mon Jul 13, 2009 7:54 pm

Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?
Out of interest, how long has Straight To Hell been used, is it just since the reunion or did old school Pogues use this track? Either way it is an epic choice, does it get used at festivals?

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