Popes Discography of CDs

Popes CD discography 2012 release from the band originally formed by former Pogues vocalist Shane MacGowan (who departed The Popes a decade ago after only two albums). New Church is the band s strongest album to date - from punked up blitzkrieg of opener 'Storming Heaven' to the rousing Celtic tones of 'How Many Bullets', from the feel-good anthem that is 'Alice' to the Bond theme-esque vibe of the brooding 'In A Broken Dream'. The album also features as stunning guest slot from Howard Marks on 'Throw Down Your Aces'. The album was produced by The Popes.

Popes albums Live Recording Arranger: Will Morrison . Personnel: Bill Walsh, Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy, Bill Walsh (vocals); Declan Daly, Gerry Diver (fiddle); Malcom Johnston (viola); Simon Clarke (saxophone). Recording information: Upland Studios.

Popes music CDs Live Recording Arranger: Will Morrison . Personnel: Bill Walsh, Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy, Bill Walsh (vocals); Declan Daly, Gerry Diver (fiddle); Malcom Johnston (viola); Simon Clarke (saxophone). Recording information: Upland Studios.

Popes discography 2012 release from the band originally formed by former Pogues vocalist Shane MacGowan (who departed The Popes a decade ago after only two albums). New Church is the band s strongest album to date - from punked up blitzkrieg of opener 'Storming Heaven' to the rousing Celtic tones of 'How Many Bullets', from the feel-good anthem that is 'Alice' to the Bond theme-esque vibe of the brooding 'In A Broken Dream'. ...

Popes songs RELEASE THE BEAST contains RELEASE THE BEAST:LIVE IN LONDON / HOLLOWAY BOULEVARD Originally Release '04 from the new band of Shane McGowan, with Disc 1 recorded Live in London 2003 , plus Disc 2 : thier 2002 studio album " Hollywood Boulevard ". Liner Note Author: Shane MacGowan. Recording information: The Hammersmith & Fulham Irish Centre, London, England (2003). Unknown ...

Popes CD discography Given Shane MacGowan's on-again-off-again, self-destructive behavior, it's nice to know that the spirit of his music will live on with or without him, via his backup band, the Popes. This is their debut recording and it's produced in a manner very similar to Crock of Gold, MacGowan and the Popes' 1998 release, which was heavy on ...

Five track single for the Scarlet Records label by ex-Poguesleader Shane MacGowan's backing band, The Popes. Each of thecuts present a raucous mix of traditional Irish music and indie rock. Contains two versions of 'Are You Looking At Me'(Radio Edit & Album Version), plus 'Hill Billy', 'Popes Instrumental' and 'Sleepless Nights'. Slimline jewelcase. 1998 release.

THE SNAKE is the first album, released in 1995, from ex-Pogue Shane MacGowan and his band the Popes. Sinead O'Conner guests on "Haunted." The album is unavailable in the U.S. Shane MacGowan, who made a name for himself as the bandleader of the Pogues until they got fed up with his asinine, self-destructive behavior and kicked him ...

CROCK OF GOLD, the 1997 release from Shane MacGowan & The Popes, features 17 tracks including "Lonesome Highway." UK reissue of 1997 solo album by the former leader of The Pogues, his second. Featuring the single 'Lonesome Highway', the album deepens & extends Shane's very personal themes & obsessions and confirms his reputation as one of the ...