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Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model

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TJR
Posted 2009-04-10 11:47 PM (#419456)
Subject: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Location: Maine		I thought this was worth sharing.. 1st time I've seen it... Check the 3:00 min 6:35 and 8:50 marks for the '82.

I bought this S.Earle album when it came out and only now ever made the connection the Pogues were involved. Amazing history Youtube has been able to dig up! ..Talbot

See YouTube Video here
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stonebobbo
Posted 2009-04-10 11:55 PM (#419457 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Location: Tennessee		WOW! Talk about syncronicity! Max and I were just talking about the next song he wanted to record ... and he decided it was Johnny Come Lately. He's been working on it for the last week or so and just texted me not 10 minutes ago that he's really getting it down. Guess we'll pull out the 82C for this one. Thanks Talbot ... you made our night. :)
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alpep
Posted 2009-04-11 10:39 AM (#419458 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model


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Location: NJ		where's shane?
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Waskel
Posted 2009-04-11 10:54 AM (#419459 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Location: closely held secret		He rode off with Joey yelling "Shane ... Shane ... come back!"
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TJR
Posted 2009-04-11 11:55 AM (#419460 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Originally posted by alpep:
where's shane?
4:20
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stonebobbo
Posted 2009-04-11 4:21 PM (#419461 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Location: Tennessee		Hahaha. Where's Shane? 4:20. How appropriate. For both Shane and Steve.

Here's another O sighting ... a sunburst elite being played when Steve performed Copperhead Road on Letterman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AoysLSHNSo&feature=related
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TJR
Posted 2009-04-11 4:52 PM (#419462 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Originally posted by stonebobbo:
Hahaha. Where's Shane? 4:20. How appropriate. For both Shane and Steve.

Here's another O sighting ... a sunburst elite being played when Steve performed Copperhead Road on Letterman.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AoysLSHNSo&feature=related
LOL ... I didn't see the connection until you pointed it out.. I couldn't have planned that..

thanks for your YouTube link as well..
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Joe Rotax
Posted 2009-04-11 6:21 PM (#419463 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model


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First time I heard that song years ago I knew it was the Pogues in there - not too many bands sound like them and they have that style nailed down pretty good from growing up with the Irish music.
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TJR
Posted 2009-04-11 11:03 PM (#419464 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Location: Maine		Yes the Pogues are unique.. in 1994 I was living in Southern England doing a college work exchange program. I hadn't really ever heard of the Pogues or aknowledged them until 1994 when I saw them at an Irish festival in London England the 1994 Fleadh. Needless to say, Shane was "Pissed" & quite a sight. And so was the Scottish bloke Rodney that I was with.. I'm greatful to him for dragging me there.. It was also the first time I had seen Cristy Moore and the Saw Doc's. All some of my favorite artists now.

amazingly Youtube has a clip of that too!
1994 Fleadh

I had the S.E. album many years prioir & never put 2 and 2 together.

TJR
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Joe Rotax
Posted 2009-04-12 4:24 PM (#419465 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model


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Here's a verse from a Steve Earl song that seems to be influenced by the Pogues:

I am Kilrain and I'm a fightin' man and I come from County Clare
And the Brits would hang me for a Fenian so I took me leave of there
And I crossed the ocean in the "Arrianne" the vilest tub afloat
And the captain's brother was a railroad man and he met us the boat
So I joined up with the 20th Maine like I said my friend I'm a fighting man
And we're marchin' south in the pouring rain and we're all goin' down to Dixieland
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sycamore
Posted 2009-04-15 7:07 AM (#419466 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model


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Location: Cork, Ireland		I love it! The Irish and other nations bring their music to North America where it feeds into the development of folk/country/popular music there. Steve Earle (among many others) brings it back home by recording with the Pogues, some of whom are Irish born, and some the children of emigrants to Britain. Great stuff!
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Joe Rotax
Posted 2009-04-15 9:38 PM (#419467 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model


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Yeah the crossover is interesting.

Years ago someone loaned me a few Doc Watson CDs. Many of the melodies and instrumental parts of the songs were identical or very similar to music I knew to be Irish or English traditional music but the words were different having essentially been adapted into the US traditional music.
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sycamore
Posted 2009-04-16 6:57 AM (#419468 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model


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Location: Cork, Ireland		Just goes to show there's no such thing as an Irish song, an American song, an English song etc.
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Waskel
Posted 2009-04-16 7:14 AM (#419469 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Location: closely held secret		But there is An American Tune...
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stephent28
Posted 2009-04-16 12:02 PM (#419470 - in reply to #419456)
Subject: Re: Steve Earle, The Pogues and a 1982 collector's model



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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066		and An American Tale....
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