Couldn't agree more with you Micky Malloy. I have heard his Woods Band album, rather good, haven't heard any of his Steeleye Span or Sweeney's Men, however, I thought it was fantastic when he asked to join The Pogues. I thought that this inclusion gave The Pogues a stronger connection to the Irish folk circuit, plus I love the cittern, and also he wrote the fantastic Young Ned of the Hill, Everyman Is A King, The Battle March, Gartloney Rats, and Streets of Sorrow.

Iain

Mick Molloy wrote:I think I'll make a banner next time I see the Pogues: TERYY GIVES ME WOODs (or something)

Just watch out for helpful creatures who could try to change your spiffy banner to "TERRY GIVES ME WEEDs".

After buying a few cds that feature Terry I can clearly say he's worked on some remarkable cds!

I think I'll make a banner next time I see the Pogues: TERYY GIVES ME WOODs (or something)