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Disc 1 - If I Should Fall From Grace With God

If I Should Fall From Grace With God
Turkish Song Of The Damned
Bottle Of Smoke
Fairytale Of New York feat. Kirsty MacColl
Metropolis
Thousands Are Sailing
South Australia
Fiesta
The Recruiting Sergeant/The Rocky Road To Dublin/Galway Races
Streets Of Sorrow/The Birmingham Six
Lullaby Of London
The Battle March Medley
Sit Down By The Fire
The Broad Majestic Shannon
Worms

Disc 2 - Rum, Sodomy and The Lash

The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn
The Old Main Drag
Wild Cats Of Kilkenny
I'm A Man You Don't Meet Every Day
A Pair Of Brown Eyes
Sally MacLennane
A Pistol For Paddy Garcia
Dirty Old Town
Jesse James
Navigator
Billy's Bones
The Gentleman Soldier
The Band Played Waltzing Matilda

Disc 3 - Peace and Love

Gridlock
White City
Young Ned Of The Hill
Misty Morning, Albert Bridge
Cotton Fields
Blue Heaven
Down All The Days
USA
Lorelei
Gartloney Rats
Boat Train
Tombstone
Night Train To Lorca
London You're A Lady

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Number of Discs:	3

Publisher:	Wea

Artist:	The Pogues

Description

Release Date: 12 December 2005

This fantastic trilogy contains the three late 80’s albums from the Celt influenced punk group The Pogues. “If I Should Fall From Grace With God” (1988), “Rum, Sodomy and The Lash” (1985) and “Peace and Love” (1989) all contain the characteristic grumbling vocals from lead singer Shane MacGowan and the unique mixture of punk like lyrics with folk based instruments.

This 3CD box set contains plenty of classic Irish hits such as the uptempo track “If I Should Fall from Grace with God”, the more subdued “Misty Morning, Albert Bridge” and the all time Christmas favourite “Fairytale Of New York”, a duet with Kirsty MacColl. – J.D.