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Disc One
The Kerry Polka
(1987, previously unreleased) (d)
[Trad arr Woods, Fearnley, Chevron, Finer, MacGowan, Stacy, Hunt, Ranken]
Produced by The Pogues
The Rocky Road To Dublin
(1984, previously unreleased) (a)
[Trad arr Fearnley, Finer, MacGowan, Stacy, O'Riordan, Ranken]
Produced by Stan Brennan, Engineered by Richard Preston
Boys From The County Hell
(1984, "Radio-friendly" version of Stiff single) (a)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Stan Brennan
NW3
(1987, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues
The Donegal Express/The Hen and the Cock go to Carrickmacross
(d)
(c.1991, rehearsal recording, previously unreleased)
[S. MacGowan] / [Trad arr Finer, MacGowan, Hunt, Woods, Fearnley, Chevron, Stacy, Ranken]
Produced by The Pogues and Dave Jordan
Do You Believe In Magic?
(1985, outtake from Poguetry In Motion
EP sessions, rough mix, previously unreleased) (c)
[Sebastian / Yanovsky]
Produced by Elvis Costello
Hot Asphalt
(1992, previously unreleased) (f)
[E. MacColl]
Produced by The Pogues
Danny Boy
(BBC John Peel Show, December 4, 1984, previously unreleased) (a)
[F. Wetherley / arr. MacGowan, Finer, Fearnley, Stacy, Ranken, O'Riordan]
Maggie May
(1987, previously unreleased) (d)
[R. Stewart / M. Quittenton]
Produced by The Pogues
Haunted
(1986, from the movie and sountrack album Sid And Nancy, also released as a 7" and 12" single) (c)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Craig Leon, assisted by Cassell Webb
The Travelling People
(c.1991, rehearsal recording, previously unreleased) (d)
[E. MacColl]
Produced by The Pogues
Eve Of Destruction
(1990, outtake from the Hell's Ditch album sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[P. F. Sloan]
Produced by Joe Strummer, Engineered by Paul Cobbold
My Baby's Gone
(1992 Demo, previously unreleased) (f)
[A. Ranken / J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues
North Sea Holes
(1992, previously unreleased) (f)
[E. MacColl]
Produced by The Pogues
Garbo (aka In And Out)
(1990, from the movie and soundtrack release of Garbo) (d)
[S. MacGowan / J. Finer]
Produced by Jem Finer
The Last Of McGee
(1990, outtake from the Hell's Ditch album sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[J. Finer]
Produced by Joe Strummer, Engineered by Paul Cobbold
Afro-Cuban-Be-Bop
(Alt. Mix) (from the movie I Hired A Contract Killer, 1990, made during the Hell's Ditch sessions, this version previously unreleased) (d)
Joe Strummer and the Astro-Physicians
[J. Strummer]
Produced by Joe Strummer
Young Ned Of The Hill
(Dub Version) (1989, from the CD single Misty Morning Albert Bridge) (d)
[T. Woods / R. Kavana]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Pinned Down / I'm Alone In The Wilderness
(1990, outtake from the Hell's Ditch album sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan] / [J. Hill]
Produced by Joe Strummer, Engineered by Paul Cobbold
When The Ship Comes In
(1994 Demo, previously unreleased) (g)
[B. Dylan]
Produced by The Pogues
Waxies Dargle
(1985, Live in Sweden, previously unreleased) (b)
[Trad arr Fearnley, Chevron, Finer, MacGowan, Stacy, Ranken, O'Riordan]
Produced by Paul Scully
Disc Two
Repeal Of The Licensing Laws
(1983 Demo, previously unreleased) (a)
[P. Stacy]
Produced by The Pogues, Recorded by Justin Ward, Remixed (2007) by Nick Robbins and Rob Keyloch
Dark Streets Of London
(1983 Demo, previously unreleased) (a)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues, Recorded by Justin Ward, Remixed (2007) by Nick Robbins and Rob Keyloch
Greenland Whale Fisheries
(1983 Demo, previously unreleased) (a)
[Trad arr MacGowan, Ranken, Finer, Fearnley, Stacy, O'Riordan]
Produced by The Pogues, Recorded by Justin Ward, Remixed (2007) by Nick Robbins and Rob Keyloch
Streams of Whiskey
(1983 Demo, previously released on Poguevision DVD/VHS) (a)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues, Recorded by Justin Ward, Remixed (2007) by Nick Robbins and Rob Keyloch
The Auld Triangle
(BBC John Peel Show, April 10, 1984, previously unreleased) (a)
[B. Behan]
Poor Paddy On The Railway
(BBC David "Kid" Jensen Show, June 21, 1984, previously unreleased) (a)
[Trad arr MacGowan, Ranken, Finer, Fearnley, Stacy, O'Riordan]
Sea Shanty
(1984 Demo, previously unreleased) (a)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Stan Brennan, Engineered by Richard Preston
Transmetropolitan
(1984 Demo, previously unreleased) (a)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Stan Brennan, Engineered by Richard Preston
Kitty
(1984 Demo, previously unreleased) (a)
[Trad arr MacGowan, Ranken, Finer, Fearnley, Stacy, O'Riordan]
Produced by Stan Brennan, Engineered by Richard Preston
Boys From The County Hell
(BBC David "Kid" Jensen Show, June 21, 1984, previously unreleased) (a)
[S. MacGowan]
Connemara, Let's Go! (aka Down In The Ground Where The Dead Men Go)
(1984 Demo, previously unreleased) (a)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Stan Brennan, Engineered by Richard Preston
Billy's Bones
(BBC Janice Long Show, July 3, 1985, previously unreleased) (b)
[S. MacGowan]
The Old Main Drag
(BBC Janice Long Show, July 3, 1985, previously unreleased) (b)
[S. MacGowan]
Sally Maclennane
(BBC John Peel Show, December 4, 1984, previously unreleased) (a)
[S. MacGowan]
The Town That Never Sleeps
(c. 1986, previously unreleased) (c)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues and Nick Robbins
Something Wild
(c. 1986, previously unreleased) (c)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues and Nick Robbins
Driving Through The City
(c. 1986, previously unreleased) (c)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues and Nick Robbins
Rainy Night In Soho
("Oboe version", released on the North American editions of the Poguetry In Motion EP, MCA Records, February 1986) (c)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Elvis Costello, Mixed by Elvis Costello, Philip Chevron and Nick Robbins
Fairytale Of New York
(extract from 1st Demo, c. 1986, previously unreleased) (c)
[S. MacGowan / J. Finer]
Produced by Elvis Costello and The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
Fairytale Of New York
(extract from 2nd Demo, c. 1986, previously unreleased) (c)
[S. MacGowan / J. Finer]
Produced by Elvis Costello and The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
Fairytale Of New York
(extract from 3rd Demo, 1987, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan / J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues
Navigator
(live, Sweden 1985, previously unreleased) (b)
[P. Gaston]
Produced by Paul Scully
Disc Three
The Aria
(c. 1864, previously unreleased) (d)
[J. Finer]
Produced by Jem Finer
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly
(1987, from the original soundtrack LP of the movie Straight To Hell) (c)
[E. Morricone]
Produced by David Jordan
Haunted
(1986 Demo, previously unreleased) (c)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
Love Theme from Sid And Nancy
(1986, outtake from the Sid And Nancy soundtrack recordings, unused and previously unreleased) (c)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
Junk Theme
(1986, from the soundtrack album of Sid And Nancy) (c)
[J. Finer]
Produced by David Jordan
Glued Up And Speeding
(1986, from the sountrack of the movie Sid And Nancy, previously unreleased) (c)
[P. Stacy]
Produced by The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
Paris
(1986, from the soundtrack of the movie Sid And Nancy, previously unreleased) (c)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
A Needle For Paddy Garcia
(1986, from the soundtrack of the movie Sid And Nancy, previously unreleased) (c)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
JB 57
(1986, outtake from the Sid And Nancy soundtrack recordings, unused and previously unreleased) (c)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
Bowery Snax / Spiked
(1986, from the soundtrack of the movie Sid And Nancy, previously unreleased) (c)
[J. Finer] / [J. Finer/P.Chevron]
Produced by The Pogues, Engineered by Nick Robbins
Hot Dogs With Everything
(1986, from the soundtrack of the movie Sid And Nancy and previously on 12" of "Haunted") (c)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by David Jordan
Rince Del Emplacada
(c. 1987, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues
The Rake At The Gates Of Hell
(BBC Janice Long Show, October 10, 1986, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Turkish Song Of The Damned
(BBC Janice Long Show, October 10, 1986, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan / J. Finer]
If I Should Fall From Grace With God
(BBC Janice Long Show, October 10, 1986, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Battle March
(1987 Demo, previously unreleased) (d)
[T. Woods]
Produced by The Pogues
Lullaby Of London
(1987 Demo, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues
Shanne Bradley
(1987 Demo, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues
Streets Of Sorrow
(1987 Demo, previously unreleased) (d)
[T. Woods]
Produced by The Pogues
Thousands Are Sailing
(Extract) (1987, backing track with guide vocal, from the If I Should Fall From Grace With God sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[P. Chevron]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
The Balinalee
(1987, outtake from the If I Should Fall From Grace With God recording sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Nicaragua Libré
(1987, outtake from the If I Should Fall From Grace With God recording sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[Lyrics: P. Stacy / Music: Trad. arr Stacy / Chevron]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Japan
(1988, live in Tokyo, previously unreleased) (d)
[P. Sanders]
Produced by Paul Scully
Disc Four
Sally Maclennane
(live at Barrowlands, Glasgow, 17/19 December, 1987) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
A Pair Of Brown Eyes
(live at Barrowlands, Glasgow, 17/19 December, 1987) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Kitty
(live at Barrowlands, Glasgow, 17/19 December, 1987) (d)
[Trad arr MacGowan, Fearnley, Hunt, Woods, Ranken, Stacy, Chevron, Finer]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Maggie May
(live at Barrowlands, Glasgow, 17/19 December, 1987) (d)
[R. Stewart / M. Quittenton]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Dirty Old Town
(live at Barrowlands, Glasgow, 17/19 December, 1987) (d)
[E. MacColl]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
The Sickbed of Cuchulainn
(live at Barrowlands, Glasgow, 17/19 December, 1987) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Fiesta
(1988, 7" single remix) (d)
[S. MacGowan / J. Finer]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
If I Should Fall From Grace With God
(1988, 12" single remix) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Johnny Come Lately
(1988, from the album Copperhead Road) (d)
Steve Earle
[S. Earle]
Produced by Tony Brown
Boat Train
(1987 Demo, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues
Night Train To Lorca
(1987 Demo, previously unreleased) (d)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues
The Mistle Thrush
(1988, outtake from the Peace And Love album recording sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[A. Ranken / P. Chevron]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Got A Lot Of Livin' To Do
(1990, from the NME multi-artist charity compilation, The Last Temptation Of Elvis) (d)
[A. Schroeder / B. Weisman]
Produced by David Jordan
Victoria
(1989, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues and David Jordan
Murder [Version 1]
(1989, previously unreleased) (d)
[A. Ranken]
Produced by The Pogues and David Jordan
Lust For Vomit
(1989, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by The Pogues and David Jordan
The Wake Of The Medusa
(1989 Demo, previously unreleased) (d)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues and David Jordan
The Black Dogs Ditch
(1990, outtake from the Hell's Ditch album recording sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[T. Woods]
Produced by Joe Strummer, Engineered by Paul Cobbold
Aisling
(1990, outtake from the Hell's Ditch album recording sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Joe Strummer, Engineered by Paul Cobbold
Murder [Version 2]
(1990, outtake from the Hell's Ditch album recording sessions, previously unreleased) (d)
[A. Ranken]
Produced by Joe Strummer, Engineered by Paul Cobbold
Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
(1989, 12" single remix) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Maidrín Rua
(1990, outtake from the Hell's Ditch album recording sessions, previously unreleased in full) (d)
[Trad arr Woods, Chevron, Finer, Fearnley, Ranken, Stacy, Hunt, MacGowan]
Produced by Joe Strummer, Engineered by Paul Cobbold
Johnny Come Lately
(live 1989, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. Earle]
Produced by Paul Scully
Disc Five
Johnny Was
(1989, previously unreleased)
Sexy Bongo
[A. Ranken / P. Chevron / D. Hunt / J. Finer / J. Fearnley]
Produced by Paul Scully
Miss Otis Regrets/Just One Of Those Things
(from the Red Hot And Blue multi-artist album, 1990) (d)
The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl
[C. Porter]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
All The Tears That I Cried
(from the CD single My Affair, 1991) (d)
Kirsty MacColl
[K. MacColl / M. E. Nevin]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
The One And Only
(from the album Electric Landlady, 1991) (d)
Kirsty MacColl
[K. MacColl / M. E. Nevin]
Produced by Steve Lillywhite
Biddy Mulligan, The Pride Of The Coombe
(live at Brixton Academy, London, 15 July, 1991, previously unreleased) (d)
The Pogues and The Chieftains
[Trad arr Bell, Chevron, Conneff, Fearnley, Finer, Hunt, Keane, MacGowan, Molloy, Moloney, Ranken, Stacy, Woods]
Produced by The Pogues and Paul Scully
Lillibulero/The White Cockade
(live at Brixton Academy, London, 15 July, 1991, previously unreleased) (d)
The Pogues and The Chieftains
[Trad arr Bell, Chevron, Conneff, Fearnley, Finer, Hunt, Keane, MacGowan, Molloy, Moloney, Ranken, Stacy, Woods]
Produced by The Pogues and Paul Scully
Afro-Cuban Be-Bop
(Single version) (from the movie I Hired A Contract Killer, released as a 7" single by Villealfa Film Productions record label, 1990) (d)
Joe Strummer and the Astro-Physicians
[J. Strummer]
Produced by Joe Strummer
Turkish Song Of The Damned
(live at the Forum, London, 12 December 1991) (e)
The Pogues featuring Joe Strummer
[S. MacGowan / J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues and Paul Scully
London Calling
(live at the Forum, London, 12 December 1991) (e)
The Pogues featuring Joe Strummer
[J. Strummer / M. Jones]
Produced by The Pogues and Paul Scully
I Fought The Law
(live at the Forum, London, 12 December 1991) (e)
The Pogues featuring Joe Strummer
[S. Curtis]
Produced by The Pogues and Paul Scully
The Girl From The Wadi-Hammamat
(1992 Demo, previously unreleased) (f)
[A. Ranken / J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues
Moving To Moldova
(1992 Demo, previously unreleased) (f)
[J. Fearnley]
Produced by The Pogues
Call My Name
(outtake from Pogue Mahone album, 1995, previously unreleased) (g)
[D. Hunt]
Produced by Steve Brown
The Sun And The Moon
(1994 Demo, previously unreleased) (g)
[P. Stacy / J. Clarke]
Produced by The Pogues
Living In A World Without Her
(1994 Demo, previously unreleased) (g)
[D. Hunt / J. McNally]
Produced by The Pogues
Who Said Romance Is Dead?
(1994 Demo, previously unreleased) (g)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues
Sound Of The City Night
(1994 Demo, previously unreleased) (g)
[J. Finer]
Produced by The Pogues
Four O'Clock In The Morning
(1994 Demo, previously unreleased) (g)
[A. Ranken]
Produced by The Pogues
The Star Of The County Down
(live at Brixton Academy, London, 21 or 22 December, 2001, previously unreleased) (d)
[Trad arr Ranken, Stacy, Woods, Hunt, Chevron, Fearnley, Finer, MacGowan]
Produced by Nick Robbins and Rob Keyloch
White City
(live at Brixton Academy, London, 21 or 22 December, 2001, previously unreleased) (d)
[S. MacGowan]
Produced by Nick Robbins and Rob Keyloch
Medley: The Recruiting Sergeant / The Rocky Road To Dublin / The Galway Races
(live at Brixton Academy, London, 21 or 22 December, 2001, previously unreleased) (d)
[Trad. arr Fearnley, Woods, Finer, Hunt, Chevron, Stacy, MacGowan, Ranken]
Produced by Nick Robbins and Rob Keyloch
The Parting Glass/Lord Santry's Fairest Daughter
(live at Brixton Academy, London, 21 or 22 December, 2001, previously unreleased) (d)
[Trad arr MacGowan, Finer, Fearnley, Stacy, Chevron, Ranken, Hunt, Woods]
Produced by Nick Robbins and Rob Keyloch
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The Pogues
(a) Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy, Jem Finer, James Fearnley, Andrew Ranken, Cait O'Riordan
(b) Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy, Jem Finer, James Fearnley, Andrew Ranken, Cait O'Riordan, Philip Chevron
(c) Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy, Jem Finer, James Fearnley, Andrew Ranken, Cait O'Riordan, Philip Chevron, Terry Woods
(d) Shane MacGowan, Spider Stacy, Jem Finer, James Fearnley, Andrew Ranken, Philip Chevron, Terry Woods, Darryl Hunt.
(e) Joe Strummer, Spider Stacy, Jem Finer, James Fearnley, Andrew Ranken, Philip Chevron, Terry Woods, Darryl Hunt.
(f) Spider Stacy, Jem Finer, James Fearnley, Andrew Ranken, Philip Chevron, Terry Woods, Darryl Hunt
(g) Spider Stacy, Jem Finer, Andrew Ranken, Darryl Hunt, James McNally, David Coulter, Jamie Clarke
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