The Medusa Fora

mine would be.....

Hell's Ditch
Down in the Ground Where the Dead Men Go
Living in a World Without Her (would love to hear this live more so than any other!)
The Curse Of Love
Ghost Of A Smile
Parting Glass.

Paul_Lynch wrote:mine would be.....

Hell's Ditch
Down in the Ground Where the Dead Men Go
Living in a World Without Her (would love to hear this live more so than any other!)
The Curse Of Love
Ghost Of A Smile
Parting Glass.

Agreed on every count.

Drunken Boat
In and Out
Lorelei
and
Young Ned of the Hill

soulfinger wrote:...Young Ned of the Hill

That would be top of my list. 'Twas a real highlight of the gig when they did it.

I'd love to hear Down In The Ground Where The Dead Men Go too. That would be a real first.

And I'd quite like to hear Jesse James, too.

And The Gentleman Soldier. And Sit Down By The Fire. And Waxie's Dargle.

Dammit, I want to hear all of them.

Waxie's Dargle, Navigator, NW3, I LOVED hearing Greenland Whale Fisheries in Brixton two years ago

London Girl
Billy's Bones
Leaving of Liverpool

Remember you're a womble.

old barney greyheron wrote:Remember you're a womble.

Those who read James' "Bloguemahone" know there actually is a Poges/Womble connection.

Jesse James
A Pistol For Paddy Garcia
The Wake Of The Medusa
Bastard Landlord

Yeah Yeah Yeah

Bound For South Australia would make my night!!! (being form South Australia as I am....)

Trev wrote:Bound For South Australia would make my night!!! (being form South Australia as I am....)

Well so far so good, it looks like London Girl and Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah were played last night as well as Boat Train (not sure if the Drunken Boat Song is this).
I hope they stay on the list through March!

Mike from Boston wrote:... as well as Boat Train (not sure if the Drunken Boat Song is this).
!

two separate but equally fantastic tunes.... here's Boat Train from 1988 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4RfjR3da1U

Drunken Boat would be a great one to see live, too

Two songs that are very high on my (ever-changing) list at the moment are London You're a Lady and Paris St. Germaine. Though I don't expect to hear either during the tour, I'd certainly love it.

I'm also glad to hear that Boat Train has made the cut, no doubt.