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Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Mon Oct 28, 2013 10:33 pmby LSMelo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP7JbP9- ... y_receivedPlease can anyone tell me the source (FLAC/WAV) of this Thousands Are Sailing beautiful version?
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Tue Oct 29, 2013 3:31 amby Low D
LSMelo wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP7JbP9-T64&lc=asxUJqT6fzC4xJb4SAbV20VgsWYEp5RWSue-GfXOyeI&lch=email_reply&feature=em-comment_reply_received
Please can anyone tell me the source (FLAC/WAV) of this Thousands Are Sailing beautiful version?
You can find it on the album "Bringing it all Home Vol 3" (2000). You can probably find an inexpensive copy on ebay or amazon. PM if you have trouble.
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Tue Oct 29, 2013 10:46 amby LSMelo
Low D wrote:LSMelo wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pP7JbP9-T64&lc=asxUJqT6fzC4xJb4SAbV20VgsWYEp5RWSue-GfXOyeI&lch=email_reply&feature=em-comment_reply_received
Please can anyone tell me the source (FLAC/WAV) of this Thousands Are Sailing beautiful version?
You can find it on the album "Bringing it all Home Vol 3" (2000). You can probably find an inexpensive copy on ebay or amazon. PM if you have trouble.
Thanks. Already looking for all the 3 CDs.
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Wed Oct 30, 2013 10:14 pmby Tomboktu
Today I read the three articles in Hot Press, and was touched to see that the President of Ireland was represented at Philip's funeral by an aide de camp.
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Sun Nov 24, 2013 4:46 amby netsec
Wow. So Sad. My wife was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2006 and her cancer got her 6 days after Philip's.
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Sun Nov 24, 2013 5:06 amby netsec
I forgot to add that I always thought it was great how much he contributed to the forum. Too many bands have very little direct contact with their fans like this and he was always commenting straight after shows. I guess I will be lifting my Pogue Mahone flask tonight and playing my wife's ringtone "Love You Till the End".
RIP Philip. F*#k cancer.
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Sun Nov 24, 2013 5:23 amby DzM
netsec wrote:RIP Philip. F*#k cancer.
I'm sorry for your trouble. Fuck cancer indeed.
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Sun Nov 24, 2013 10:11 amby Heather
DzM wrote:netsec wrote:RIP Philip. F*#k cancer.
I'm sorry for your trouble. Fuck cancer indeed.
I totally agree, found out this week a close friend of mine has breast cancer. I'm still obviously in shock over Philip and didn't need that. It doesn't rain but it pours.
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Tue Nov 26, 2013 10:42 amby Wayne
Such a loss, the swinging and swaying of Philip will forever be embedded in my mind, heart and soul...a sad time but heaven just got a little bit better and I'm sure the band up there got a tad tighter....Cheers Philip...Rest In Peace.....
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Mon Dec 02, 2013 11:18 amby Conrob
Rest in peace man. We all love you still!
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Tue Dec 03, 2013 11:46 amby rebeli0n
Adiós y gracias por tantos años de buena y sentida música.
Hasta la vista
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Thu Dec 12, 2013 11:34 amby Slat013
les grands talents s’en vont mais ne meurs jamais ils restent gravé a jamais dans nos mémoires......au revoir phil mais pas adieu .....
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Wed Dec 18, 2013 8:39 pmby Austin Cottrell
I know it's a bit late, but RIP Phil.
I've been into Irish folk music my entire short life (currently aged 22), but only became a hardcore Pogues fan in 2011. I know I'm in the minority here, being both American and on the younger end of Pogues fans, but even though I don't remember their heyday, even though I (obviously) never saw them live, Phil was always an inspiration to me. Any Pogues fan or sane human being can't listen to "Streets of Sorrow" or Phil's rendition of "Thousands Are Sailing" without being hit below the belt. Man had a voice.
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Thu Dec 19, 2013 6:23 pmby in_the_morning
Austin Cottrell wrote:I know it's a bit late, but RIP Phil.
I've been into Irish folk music my entire short life (currently aged 22), but only became a hardcore Pogues fan in 2011. I know I'm in the minority here, being both American and on the younger end of Pogues fans, but even though I don't remember their heyday, even though I (obviously) never saw them live, Phil was always an inspiration to me. Any Pogues fan or sane human being can't listen to "Streets of Sorrow" or Phil's rendition of "Thousands Are Sailing" without being hit below the belt. Man had a voice.
Hey man, I can relate, I'm 22 as well...been a hardcore Pogues fan from the first moment I discovered them in late 2007...Phil was definitely one of the true greats, a terrific talent and a wonderful songwriter and singer/performer...don't want to be a smart-ass, but "Streets of Sorrow" was actually sung by Terry Woods...never mind...RIP Phil!
Re: Philip Chevron, June 17 1957 to October 8 2013
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Thu Dec 19, 2013 10:05 pmby Ziggy
I`m listening to The Pogues for about 3 days, but it´s never too late, to honor a great musician ! R.I.P. !