Tuesday Morning

**Mon Dec 18, 2006 11:40 am**

Isn't just about any song good live, if you like the band? Saw the Clash play all of the above songs live and just about came out of my skin. Hell, I'd probably even jump around and pump my fist to Blue Heaven if I was there at the show.

And point taken on RTC. I remember from an interview with Joe and Topper, hearing about how Topper was essentially fooling around between songs while recording Sandanista, and pieced together much of the song. I think the rest of the band just kinda looked at him in amazement and then said, alright lets record it.

**Fri Jan 12, 2007 10:54 am**

Tuesday Morning is mentioned in this months Q Magazine. It Is in a section entitled: NUGGETS: mining rubbish albums for hidden gold.
"With Shane Macgowan out of the band, The Pogues were a shadown of thier former glory"
It describes TM as "the equal of any of the work from their heydey"

I couldnt dissagree more about the bad album but do agree it is a great song!

**Fri Jan 12, 2007 1:02 pm**

DownInTheGround wrote:Tuesday Morning is mentioned in this months Q Magazine. It Is in a section entitled: NUGGETS: mining rubbish albums for hidden gold.
"With Shane Macgowan out of the band, The Pogues were a shadown of thier former glory"
It describes TM as "the equal of any of the work from their heydey"

I couldnt dissagree more about the bad album but do agree it is a great song!

You couldn't expect Q to get it 100% right could you! Still, at least they picked a good song, even if they did misjudge the album. I used to read Q a lot but it seems to get more and more like a fat version of Smash Hits with every passing month. Just as the NME does, actually. Oops, sorry, wandered off-topic there!

**Fri Jan 12, 2007 4:49 pm**

I have now changed my mind, upon further listening, I love Tuesday Morning.

**Fri Feb 02, 2007 3:49 am**

TM & Once Upon A Time were the only Pogues tunes my wife tolerated during the first three of marriage. She fully converted upon realizing any number of Pogues songs wildly entertained our two kids riding in the car.

**Mon Feb 05, 2007 3:41 am**

I love "Tuesday Morning" -- it's actually the only track on that album I ever listen to. (I should probably really go back and listen to the rest of the album sometime, though -- it's been ages since I've heard most of it).

I think I mostly love TM for the banjo.

Wasn't it Single of the Week in the NME? I feel like I remember the reviewer seemed to be extremely surprised that he/she didn't hate it.

**Fri Feb 09, 2007 3:34 am**

philipchevron wrote:Who won the pissing contest?

Arguing on the internet is like running in the special olympics...

**Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:47 pm**

Tuesday morning is one of my fave songs. It made me rush and work it out on bass, then guitar, then accordion, then banjo, then get really annoyed that if i wanted the band to play it id have to spend an entire sunday teaching it to them. Luckily ive not seen them since.

**Sat Feb 10, 2007 7:05 am**

Playing it with a band is supposedly great. I tried to work out an arrangement just for guitar and vocals but it doesn´t seem too work. Or maybe I´m just too much of a bad guitar player ... :oops:

**Tue Dec 18, 2007 5:10 pm**

The credits read Spider on lead vocals and Darryl and Philip on backing vocals.
But one of the double-tracked lead vocals sounds a lot like Strummer to me - I know Spider's voice isn't disimilar to Joe's anyway, but it sounds awfully like a Spider/Strummer co-lead.
Am I just imagining it?

**Tue Dec 18, 2007 5:39 pm**

The Slider wrote:

Am I just imagining it?

Yes. But that's OK, that's one of the things music is for. Joe was nowhere near the Waiting For Herb album.

**Tue Dec 18, 2007 6:11 pm**

Straight from the (backing) horse's mouth. :lol:

That'll do fer me, Philip.

**Wed Dec 19, 2007 11:32 am**

The Slider wrote:Straight from the (backing) horse's mouth.

That'll do fer me, Philip.

For what its worth, I thought the same thing.

**Wed Dec 19, 2007 3:57 pm**

The Slider wrote:The credits read Spider on lead vocals and Darryl and Philip on backing vocals.
But one of the double-tracked lead vocals sounds a lot like Strummer to me - I know Spider's voice isn't disimilar to Joe's anyway, but it sounds awfully like a Spider/Strummer co-lead.
Am I just imagining it?

I was chatting to a bloke in the pub pre-gig and he said something similar about the voices. The penny finally dropped for him when I mentioned Strummer's previous band (Clash) who he'd never heard of :roll:

**Wed Dec 19, 2007 4:29 pm**

Jon wrote:
The Slider wrote:The credits read Spider on lead vocals and Darryl and Philip on backing vocals.
But one of the double-tracked lead vocals sounds a lot like Strummer to me - I know Spider's voice isn't disimilar to Joe's anyway, but it sounds awfully like a Spider/Strummer co-lead.
Am I just imagining it?

I was chatting to a bloke in the pub pre-gig and he said something similar about the voices. The penny finally dropped for him when I mentioned Strummer's previous band (Clash) who he'd never heard of

How in the holy fuck has he never heard of The Clash. I dare say that gentleman is in dire need for some musical education. :roll:

Iain

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