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Hear Glen Hansard’s Posthumously Released Pogues Cover Honoring Shane MacGowan
Towards the end of an October 2024 concert at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, Glen Hansard brought Pogues accordion player James Fearnley to the stage for a few songs, including a ferocious cover of the Pogues ‘ 1988 classic “Bottle of Smoke.
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Towards the end of an October 2024 concert at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, Glen Hansard brought Pogues accordion player James Fearnley to the stage for a few songs, including a ferocious cover of the Pogues ‘ 1988 classic “Bottle of Smoke.” In the wake of Hansard’s death in July, a recording of that performance was released today as a single from the upcoming 20th Century Paddy: The Songs of Shane MacGowan . That all-star album, due Nov.
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