Artist	Song
The Pogues & Kirsty MacColl	Fairytale of New York
from If I Should Fall from Grace With God [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	A Pair of Brown Eyes
from Rum Sodomy & the Lash [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	Dirty Old Town
from Rum Sodomy & the Lash [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	If I Should Fall from Grace With God
from If I Should Fall from Grace With God [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	The Sick Bed of Cuchulainn
from Rum Sodomy & the Lash [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	Streams of Whiskey
from Red Roses for Me [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	Tuesday Morning
from Waiting for Herb (2006)
The Pogues	A Rainy Night In Soho
from Rum Sodomy & the Lash [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	The Sunnyside of the Street
from Hell's Ditch (Expanded) (2006)
The Pogues	Sally MacLennane
from Rum Sodomy & the Lash [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	White City
from Peace & Love [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah
from Peace & Love [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	Summer In Siam
from Hell's Ditch (Expanded) (2006)
The Pogues	The Old Main Drag
from Rum Sodomy & the Lash [Expanded] (2006)
The Pogues	The Body of an American
from Rum Sodomy & the Lash [Expanded] (2006)

Comment:

Irish folk rock, 1984: a sad state of affairs. The country's leading trad-inspired bands, Horslips and Planxty, had broken up, and the Chieftains hadn't yet learned how to import rockers onto their albums to get a backbeat. In stumbled the Pogues, with bad habits, bad teeth, and the future former Mrs. Elvis Costello. Elvis produced their second album, [i]Rum, S****y & the Lash[/i], and if you listen to "The Sick Bed of Cuchulainn," you'll definitely hear why the blue-blooded folkies had their knickers in a [i]major[/i] twist.

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