''It Ain't Over Till its OVER!'' Or the fat lady sings, whichever happens first. What, a new duet partner for "Fairytale..."? Fat Lady could be preferable to some that have taken that role, I have to say Miss Finer I am thinking of you....that burlesque singer was pretty much the best tha...

So...can anyone tell me if there is going to be a show this year, and when will we know. I am drawing up a list of things I am going to do this year: Dropkick Murphys in March http://www.dropkickmurphys.com/tour/ Kirstyfest in October (I have been a fan of Kirsty's since early 1980s) and, please dea...

Having spent much of the holidays reading through this forum and watching Pogues and Pogues related Youtubes including Kirsty MacColl, I was impressed with the performances of Fairytale of New York by Ella Finer. In the context of the song I feel she is perfect for the role and she empathises wonder...

Well, I've spent the last 5 hours solid, reading through these forums. I only recently joined. I hadn't realised that Philip was so prolific in contributing and replying to people's queries and thoughts. So much of his personality shines out in those postings. What a great man he was. So funny, inte...

I posted this in the Philip Chevron forum, It might go here too: This is a bit of a long story but I have a very clear picture of Philip Chevron at a gig that I will never forget but in general a gig that made me a Pogue's fan for life. 10th September 1985 The Pogues played Aberdeen. At Fusion night...

This is a bit of a long story but I have a very clear picture of Philip Chevron at a gig that I will never forget and one that made me a Pogue's fan for life. 10th September 1985 Pogues played Aberdeen. Fusion or whatever the place was called then. The general public had only ever heard of a band ca...