Shane MacGowan And The Popes - The Snake Album

Tracklist

1	Haunted Mixed By – Steve MacMillanProducer – Dave Jordan, Shane MacGowan, Trevor Horn	4:12
2	Nancy Whiskey Arranged By – Shane MacGowanMixed By – Dave JordanWritten-By – Traditional	2:58
3	That Woman's Got Me Drinking	3:24
4	The Rising Of The Moon Arranged By – Shane MacGowanWritten-By – Traditional	2:28
5	Donegal Express	2:55
6	I'll Be Your Handbag	3:02
7	The Song With No Name	4:06
8	The Snake With Eyes Of Garnet	3:42
9	The Church Of The Holy Spook	2:59
10	You're The One Mixed By – Gregg JackmanProducer – Trevor HornWritten-By – Michael Kamen, Shane MacGowan	3:24
11	A Mexican Funeral In Paris	4:49
12	Roddy McCorley Arranged By – Shane MacGowanWritten-By – Traditional	2:21
13	Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway Written-By – Gerry Rafferty	4:00
14	Victoria	4:48
15	Bring Down The Lamp	3:12
16	Aisling	2:58

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
4509-98104-2	Shane MacGowan And The Popes	The Snake ‎(CD, Album)	ZTT	4509-98104-2	Europe	1994
4509-98104-4	Shane MacGowan And The Popes	The Snake ‎(Cass, Album)	ZTT	4509-98104-4	Europe	1994
2-45821-A	Shane MacGowan And The Popes	The Snake ‎(CD, Album, Promo, Adv)	Warner Bros. Records, ZTT	2-45821-A	US	1995
9 45821-2, D 108878	Shane MacGowan And The Popes	The Snake ‎(CD, Album, Club)	Warner Bros. Records, BMG Direct Marketing, Inc.	9 45821-2, D 108878	US	1995
MOVLP1709	Shane MacGowan And The Popes	The Snake ‎(LP, Album, Ltd, Num, RE, Gre)	Music On Vinyl, WEA	MOVLP1709	Europe	2016

Credits

• Design – STAC
• Mixed By – Steve Brown (tracks: A1, A3 to A7, B1 to B3, B5 to B8)
• Photography – Andrew Catlin
• Producer – Dave Jordan, Shane MacGowan
• Written-By – Shane MacGowan (tracks: A1, A3, A4, A6, A7, B1, B3 to B5, B7, B8)

Short intro

The Snake - Shane MacGowan, The Popes. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. The Snake is the first solo album by Shane MacGowan with backing band The Popes. Released in 1994 by ZTT Records. Guests on the album include Johnny Depp and members of The Dubliners, Thin Lizzy and The Pogues. The 1996. Shane MacGowan. The Snake. 50 видео Воспроизвести все Микс Shane Mac Gowan 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 out of the group, returned with a new band the Popes, get it and a bracing set of new songs that draw heavily on traditional Irish folk music while pinning your ears back with a. raucous, full-frontal rock sound. The album opens with a bang: Church of the Holy Spook is either an oblique expression of twisted religious faith or an all-out assault on the Roman church it's impossible to tell which. Its refrain. Album 1994 16 Songs. The Snake Shane MacGowan & The Popes. You're the One. Shane MacGowan & Máire Brennan. Album by Shane MacGowan And The Popes. The Church of the Holy Spook. Nancy Whiskey. The Song With No Name. Roddy McCorley. That Woman's Got Me Drinking. A Mexican Funeral in Paris. The Rising of the Moon. The Snake With Eyes of Garnet. Haunted featuring Sinéad O'Connor. I'll Be Your Handbag. Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway. Bring Down the Lamp. Donegal Express. The Snake With the Eyes of Garnet, 03:42. Haunted, 04:11. Ill Be Your Handbag, 03:02. Now playing . Listen free to Shane MacGowan And The Popes The Snake The Church Of The Holy Spook, That Woman's Got Me Drinking and more. 12 tracks 42:23. Learn more. Recent Listening Trend. The Snake is a music album by Shane MacGowan and The Popes released in 1994. The Snake is ranked 19,052nd in the overall chart, 3,449th in the 1990s, and 360th in the year 1994. THE SNAKE is Shane MacGowan's 1st solo album. Post Pogues MacGowan was older, perhaps mellowed, and in charge of the recording studio. The eight years spent touring with the Pogues had taken some toll on MacGowan's voice, but the wear and tear accents the spirit of the songs. Co-producer Dave Jordan, a long time Pogues technician and friend, knew first hand what the early Pogues, Irish dance music, and Shane MacGowan were all about. Not only does it sound the way MacGowan wanted it to sound, it sounds very good. Significantly, Irish rebel songs are back