I'm of Irish descent living in Texas. I had never heard of Shane until last week after his death. I had heard of The Pogues. I was never into the drug culture or Punk. It does interest me to watch all these videos of how Shane destroyed his body. It occurs when you use alcohol, prescription medicine, and other legal and illegal substances too much. Isn't it interesting how these people juice up to be a genius or a natural talent and are seen with powerfully impressive talent?
No other celeb muso's death has touched me like Shane's - voice of the immigrants, the disposessed and the misfits. 🙏 There's a wave of collective grief rolling across the world, & it touches all those who have enjoyed his talents. Immortality is yours, Shane ❤
RIP Shane, so sad...thought you would never die...one of the greats in songwriting...in a way, you will never die...we'll always remember these songs you gave us....
👍. Not sure about the 'thought you would never die' bit though. It reminds me of Amy Winehouse and Pete Doherty. When they were all at the height of their fame I wouldn't have been shocked to see on the news that any one of them had died young. Obviously we lost one of them young and another outlived most people's expectations by 30-40 years,and the other looks so healthy now he is probably more at risk from dieing from a heart attack and high cholesterol!! Rip Shane and Amy .
@@kayeb222I mean to be fair I feel like he was defying death for quite a while. With all the drugs, alcohol and cigarettes most would be dead much earlier.
The first time I had ever laid eyes on Shane McGowan was about 10 years ago, or more… My musician friend had put on a video of him, singing the Cover-Tune, Hippie Hippie Shake with the Pogues, I thought such a brilliant man, singing without any teeth, and I loved him ever after.. Rest in peace, dear Shane ✨💖✨x
Tu as sûrement raison ; mais comment l'as-tu découvert, toi qui est si jeune ? J'aime beaucoup Shane Macgovan tant pour sa personnalité que pour son talent de poète et chanteur. Il était exceptionnel. 🎶❤️🙏
"I gave him the key to the city!" Shane: "It doesn't unlock anything..." How is he still this sharp, I'm sober as can be, and couldn't come up with that
@T Lynch That's kind of always been his way - kind of mumbled and sounds like just a random remark - and then you look closer and it's something tongue in cheek and cheeky.
Shane’s passing has renewed a deep dive in to his music and life for me. For the first time I felt the angst of both sides of my family’s history as immigrants and finally understand my karmic past. Half my family immigrated from Italy and half from the UK. No wonder!!
R.I.P Shane a true legend.. many many great memories of shane McGowan and the pogues music being played in the pub's especially in the late 80's... 90's and it wasn't rare to have a traditional band playing pogues song's outside the bars on the streets after closing time and playing into the early hours of the morning everyone dancing, drinking and having great craic great time's 🇮🇪 ☘ 🍻🍻 👍
Poetic Irish verse delivered with real heart and grit of working class folk and their times,... at its very best,...sang with emotion , soul and real poignancy .....rip mate , the world will miss you ,as will every fan...
God bless you, Shane. Thank you for your words, music and spirit which has always touched in my bones…right in my bones like I’ve heard and loved you for eternity and always will…making me feel I’ve come home. God, we will miss you so. Thank you. Lots of love and rest easy dear one ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Shane reminds me of my Grandfather who died 1 year ago in the night from 6tg to 7th of December in 2022. He was sick and couldn't walk. He was 69. He drank, he smoked, he was stubborn, lonly and sad. And I'm the same. May they rest in peace.
Love you Shane, great man, great poet, grew up in Croatia listening to his music. Rum Sodomy and the Lash is my favourite, followed by Hell's Ditch and others... I had the privilege to see him live in Zagreb in 1998 with the Popes. Unfortunately missed his Pogues gig here in 2011. I'll never forgive myself for that.
A real example of a real person. So touching that he could enjoy the accolades before he passed. Vanity would keep most from appearing in public when their health is declining.
Shane was a saviour to Irish people. He made sense for them of the World. Born in England, so a real friend. God bless Shane. Tears throw as I write this.
Thank you, thank you, thank you JIm - for capturing and sharing this utterly historic show - and in Full 1080 HD too. It is the most amazing video I have found on CZcams for many a year. SO beautiful. And when they started singing 'Body of an American' I was overcome with emotion, was a very emotional moment. Thanks again. Martin from Belfast.
I remember pulling over to a roadside stop next to a lake and making my wife join me for a goofy dance, around the car, to "Fiesta" which I cranked on my car stereo as people stared, driving by. She was so embarrassed but I'll never forget the laughs and her smiling. Lost her to a car wreck only a few years later. Hurts when the song comes on and that pain battles with the warm remembrances that try to put a smile on my face.
Wow what a show I missed this when it came out R.I.P Shane! It brings back all my youth in London, The Mean Fiddler , The Galty Moor and my personal favourite if you know you know “ The Marathon” in Chalk Farm Road.
Ive been listening to this man since in the womb his voice warms me and even here when people take over its not the same ! RIP shane don't be scared god loves a sinner
An early hero of mine and loved the Pogues, still do....but obviously he’s ruined his health through excess which is tragic but their Margate gig in 1986 was a highlight of my whole life and I am now 54
Part off my life every Christmas in a bar in Wolverhampton, the juke box was non stop, Christmas 2023 Christmas Day Fairy tail will be played over and over again , God bless Shane and may you rest in peace.xx
I had to wait a couple weeks to start looking these up. It's just too depressing that Shane has left the building. The world is a poorer place without him. Rest easy, legend
I love you Shane, a lifetime of creativity and making other peoples lives better. but.......I'm an alcoholic - when will society start saving people from it.
@@ROOKTABULA Takes a lot more than that. Many people want to stop and can't. It's baffling. I know a person died last week from alcoholism....had two young children. Dr said if he drank anymore he would die. He was in tears begging for the obsession to be taken away. Continued to drink, died 3 months later.
@@user-cy6xc9pi4s If a person doesn't want to stop and make the first step in asking for help, nothing will work. That was my point. Blaming others for not providing help is a copout
Oh jeez...when they sang Wild Mountain Thyme. This Irishman fairly teared up. Wonderful tribute to the greatest Irishman of his generation. great to see Shane's whit and biting humour are as sharp as ever. Can't wait to see the Julien Temple documentary.
@The Hermit My thoughts exactly. If anyone can do Shane's legacy justice it will be Julien Temple. Loved the Wilco Johnson documentary. Have you seen the two documentaries he made about Ray and Dave Davies? Superb. Cheers.
@The Hermit The Kinks are essential. Their story is interesting, a bit different to the usual bands from that era because of the sibling rivalry between the Davies brothers. I hope you find a copy of the documentaries by Julien Temple. Cheers.
Boy. That was some jaunt ! maith sibh, achan duine. Just feeling what a powerful year we've had.. Seamus Ó Beaglaíoch, Sinéad, Christy Aslan, Kirsty ..... and now Shane.. And last year, the mighty Brain O' Rourke .. 2024 better be some redemption year ! 💫❤🔥☘
There's nothing wrong with getting tearful if you have grown up with Irish migrant grandparents living around you. In Victoria Australia in the 1950s no one bothered to ask if your name was Irish, because Irish names were so common, along with multiple Pat's, Mick's and Bluey's. But that's long past and I really miss that time in my life. Phil.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT and Victoria his wife is MOST LOYAL SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT HE MET A DIAMOND SHE IS A SAINT AND EVERY CONFIDENCE-SHE WILL GO ON TO GREAT STUFF ..SHE IS ICON ❤️
From a Glasgow Rangers fan and a punk who is against everything that says no. Thank fuck you left us some booze mate. Kick it up in heaven and let them know more like you are coming. God bless to a mate I never met.
@@notcriminal490 thats not respect, thats a cynical use for ratings of a man who did brilliant stuff once and now is as functioning as a vegetable. I loved his work and was deeply disturbed and dipressed by this video.
Itai Matos Ach, wheest! Not a vegetable! Ok, self-destructive people don’t age well, and here one of our beloved self-destructive heroes is not ageing well, surprise, surprise! But we still love him, and are happy to see him. When you’re a bit older yourself, you might have a different perspective. I remember watching Shane being interviewed by Frank Skinner (I think), and the interviewer seemed to be making fun of him, but Jaysus, I couldn’t stop laughing every time Shane laughed and the wind whistled through his teeth, and the whole thing was totally cringeworthy, and I felt embarrassed to be laughing, and I felt sad to see my hero brought so low. But the last time I watched it a couple of years ago, I was thinking, oh, I am so glad this is available on CZcams and didn’t Shane look so fine and youthful in spite of the gaps where teeth once were.
@@irenemax3574 dont get me wrong, i love shane, and agree with you - self destructive people do age badly, its just that watching shane made me feel bad... Like with another hero of mine , mark e smith, in later interviews he looked bad... Anyway, god bless shane.
This is a bit great and a bit difficult to watch now. The man wasn’t in great shape here, yet it was 2019 and still somehow made it through a whole frickin’ pandemic just to spite the doubters just for shits. RIP
I remember finding Shane’s vulnerable performance moving at the time. Now it’s unbearably tender (in spite of Philomena’s shockingly poor performance - even if she’d never heard the song, surely she could have rehearsed it a couple of times?)
Nice to See Shane! Nice to hear him singing! Nice to hear him being the inspiration for the Pogues! Sad to see him being wheeled out an A Crap RTÉ program when he was getting old and Clearly unwell! :-( just being used to boost their ratings! :-(
I haven't seen Shane in a long time, and I felt rather miserable seeing him here. It's clear his brain still works fine, but the rest of him is very, very tired.
Went to see the Pogues decades ago. Shane had to be held up on stage by two men, he was so wasted. I thought he'd be a goner soon then, but he pulled through for many years after. A very special man with a special heart. RIP, you will be missed
I used to play and sing in a band and had to watch how much i drank because I'd forget how to play, I'd forget the chords and the lyrics. Somehow shane never forgot the lyrics .
Rest in peace The Great Shane MacGowen, you were and always will be a legend, thank you for the music ❤️❤️🙏🏻
Rest In Peace Shane & thank you for your music & poetry. You make me proud to be Irish 🙏
I thaught tubs was being very condescending?
To show was brilliant love ilove the show Shane ma gowan rest in peacep
I really love this Shane rest in. peace
Yes, it should. Blessings from England.
I'm of Irish descent living in Texas. I had never heard of Shane until last week after his death. I had heard of The Pogues. I was never into the drug culture or Punk. It does interest me to watch all these videos of how Shane destroyed his body. It occurs when you use alcohol, prescription medicine, and other legal and illegal substances too much. Isn't it interesting how these people juice up to be a genius or a natural talent and are seen with powerfully impressive talent?
You couldn't write lyrics like him, if you were not a good listener. And Shane was still listening intently here to everyone. A brilliant man.
No other celeb muso's death has touched me like Shane's - voice of the immigrants, the disposessed and the misfits. 🙏
There's a wave of collective grief rolling across the world, & it touches all those who have enjoyed his talents.
Immortality is yours, Shane ❤
Shane rip so sad you have gone to join your mam
He was born in Kent and went to Homewood House Preparatory School and Westminster School. That's the voice of the disposessed immigrant alright.
@@thegroovetube3247 Tell me you know nothing of Irish history without telling me you know nothing of Irish history... 🙄
Won a scholarship due to his being very bright but got expelled!
@@thegroovetube3247😂
Shane Sir I met you once in life very briefly and it was an honor, God Speed. There are many many people who will miss you.
🙏❤️
Legend. Your passing has brought it all back, and long may it last. RIP Shane
A poet a story teller I have no words to describe how much we will miss you. We in the North of this Island will miss your insight xxx
God bless you Shane. I am so proud of my Irish heritage and you were a big part of it.
even now, every time he opens his mouth, everyone stops and listens and he comes out with something great. Such a underrated writer and performer.
RIP Shane, so sad...thought you would never die...one of the greats in songwriting...in a way, you will never die...we'll always remember these songs you gave us....
👍. Not sure about the 'thought you would never die' bit though. It reminds me of Amy Winehouse and Pete Doherty. When they were all at the height of their fame I wouldn't have been shocked to see on the news that any one of them had died young. Obviously we lost one of them young and another outlived most people's expectations by 30-40 years,and the other looks so healthy now he is probably more at risk from dieing from a heart attack and high cholesterol!! Rip Shane and Amy .
@@kayeb222I mean to be fair I feel like he was defying death for quite a while. With all the drugs, alcohol and cigarettes most would be dead much earlier.
The first time I had ever laid eyes on Shane McGowan was about 10 years ago, or more… My musician friend had put on a video of him, singing the Cover-Tune, Hippie Hippie Shake with the Pogues, I thought such a brilliant man, singing without any teeth, and I loved him ever after.. Rest in peace, dear Shane ✨💖✨x
Fairytale of New ,York best Xmas song ever . RIP Shane . ❤🙏🇮🇪
Im 14 years old and this man is one of the most inspiring men you will meet
Tu as sûrement raison ; mais comment l'as-tu découvert, toi qui est si jeune ? J'aime beaucoup Shane Macgovan tant pour sa personnalité que pour son talent de poète et chanteur. Il était exceptionnel. 🎶❤️🙏
Emotional watch from what he was. This Guy is and always be an Irish Legend to me...
Shane is now free from pain ,sadness and poor health. He has been welcomed by the Source of all music, song and joy - the crucified LORD of Glory. RIP
"I gave him the key to the city!"
Shane: "It doesn't unlock anything..."
How is he still this sharp, I'm sober as can be, and couldn't come up with that
@T Lynch That's kind of always been his way - kind of mumbled and sounds like just a random remark - and then you look closer and it's something tongue in cheek and cheeky.
He got it from Tom Waits who mentioned it during his induction to the rock and roll hall of fame speech
the key to the city is huge im pretty sure it wouldnt fit in the key hole.lol.
The maestro has left us but Shane’s music will live on forever
J'ai le coeur gros... 💚 merci Shane pour toutes les joies que tu m'as données... RIP SHANE !
Loved his laugh it was epic. He was a kind soul. Sad his addictions pulled him down. Rest in peace !
Shane’s passing has renewed a deep dive in to his music and life for me. For the first time I felt the angst of both sides of my family’s history as immigrants and finally understand my karmic past. Half my family immigrated from Italy and half from the UK. No wonder!!
so many classic songs of life and tender love. the world was lucky to see Shane born. live forever, measure of our dreams.
R.I.P Shane a true legend.. many many great memories of shane McGowan and the pogues music being played in the pub's especially in the late 80's... 90's and it wasn't rare to have a traditional band playing pogues song's outside the bars on the streets after closing time and playing into the early hours of the morning everyone dancing, drinking and having great craic great time's 🇮🇪 ☘ 🍻🍻 👍
The greatest lyricist of all times that is Shane McGowan!
Tears flowing through "Fairy Tale . . ." . . . love Shane forever! Knew him at the London Roxy 1977.
I hsve been so so touched by the passing of this amazing human being. Life will be dull without you Shane. RIP.
True Legend, To have written The Band Played Waltzing Matilda AND Fairytale of New York. True Genius with a Heart.
Alas he did not write the band played waltzing Matilda it was Eric bogle.
Poetic Irish verse delivered with real heart and grit of working class folk and their times,... at its very best,...sang with emotion , soul and real poignancy .....rip mate , the world will miss you ,as will every fan...
God bless you, Shane. Thank you for your words, music and spirit which has always touched in my bones…right in my bones like I’ve heard and loved you for eternity and always will…making me feel I’ve come home. God, we will miss you so. Thank you. Lots of love and rest easy dear one ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Shane reminds me of my Grandfather who died 1 year ago in the night from 6tg to 7th of December in 2022. He was sick and couldn't walk. He was 69. He drank, he smoked, he was stubborn, lonly and sad. And I'm the same. May they rest in peace.
Love you Shane, great man, great poet, grew up in Croatia listening to his music. Rum Sodomy and the Lash is my favourite, followed by Hell's Ditch and others... I had the privilege to see him live in Zagreb in 1998 with the Popes. Unfortunately missed his Pogues gig here in 2011. I'll never forgive myself for that.
A real example of a real person. So touching that he could enjoy the accolades before he passed. Vanity would keep most from appearing in public when their health is declining.
Shane was a saviour to Irish people. He made sense for them of the World.
Born in England, so a real friend.
God bless Shane. Tears throw as I write this.
Irish royalty, definitely
Yes, but Shane was a true Saint.
It's harder to take his loss. He spoke like a Londoner, sang like an Irish man. His lyrics will live forever.
Shane is struggling but still great to hear those fantastic Irish songs.. he's one of a kind
Thank you, thank you, thank you JIm - for capturing and sharing this utterly historic show - and in Full 1080 HD too. It is the most amazing video I have found on CZcams for many a year. SO beautiful. And when they started singing 'Body of an American' I was overcome with emotion, was a very emotional moment. Thanks again. Martin from Belfast.
48:56 “say their names” what a respectful gentleman, RIP Shane what a beautiful soul
I remember pulling over to a roadside stop next to a lake and making my wife join me for a goofy dance, around the car, to "Fiesta" which I cranked on my car stereo as people stared, driving by.
She was so embarrassed but I'll never forget the laughs and her smiling.
Lost her to a car wreck only a few years later.
Hurts when the song comes on and that pain battles with the warm remembrances that try to put a smile on my face.
Sorry for your loss,but what a wonderful memory of Ye both dancing around enjoying ❤
So sad for you. Celebrate the beautiful memories
What a lovely beautiful story and followed by such a terrible loss. I am so very sorry and send you my deepest condolences ❤❤❤❤❤
Life is so short we should enjoy every second of it hope god gives you the strength and courage to carry on god bless u mo chara
@@eamonkelly36 No God would take her nor allow all I've been subjected to since age 2. Proof there isn't one, or at not one that cares an iota.
A charming man. RIP Shane
Beautiful ! thanks for posting.
Rest in peace Shane , I hope the peace that eluded you in this life now confounds you in eternal life 💚💚💚
Wow what a show I missed this when it came out R.I.P Shane! It brings back all my youth in London, The Mean Fiddler , The Galty Moor and my personal favourite if you know you know “ The Marathon” in Chalk Farm Road.
The Marathon…the back room…walking through the kebab shop to the back room to drink and dance until 5am…those were the days in the 90s and 2000s ❤❤❤
Ive been listening to this man since in the womb his voice warms me and even here when people take over its not the same ! RIP shane don't be scared god loves a sinner
Great to see him still alive ... great legend and poetry song writer. Always loved the pogues
I ve been listening to shane since I was a kid. Everyday. Feel like I lost a friend though I never met the man. Miss him a lot
Me too... 🎶❤️
every pub in manchester was singing in the 80s with irish music, i missed many a monday for work.
An early hero of mine and loved the Pogues, still do....but obviously he’s ruined his health through excess which is tragic but their Margate gig in 1986 was a highlight of my whole life and I am now 54
You will always be with us Shane with your strong powerful songs beautiful man R.I.P my friend ❤❤❤
Part off my life every Christmas in a bar in Wolverhampton, the juke box was non stop, Christmas 2023 Christmas Day Fairy tail will be played over and over again , God bless Shane and may you rest in peace.xx
What a brilliant show, so much love for Shane.
The light of heaven to u Shane.. what a talent .. god love him.. drink is a curse!
Truly an epic songwriter. Thank you Shane.
❤you Shane☆R.I.P.🖤🕯you will never be forgotten♡
I had to wait a couple weeks to start looking these up. It's just too depressing that Shane has left the building. The world is a poorer place without him. Rest easy, legend
The greatest of all 'punk' poets - beautiful, beautiful lyrics - fair play to ya Shane!
I love you Shane, a lifetime of creativity and making other peoples lives better. but.......I'm an alcoholic - when will society start saving people from it.
There is a solution I am an alcoholic in recovery
You first need to want to save yourself.
Do it for yourself first and then for Shane, AA and your own Iron will.
@@ROOKTABULA Takes a lot more than that. Many people want to stop and can't. It's baffling. I know a person died last week from alcoholism....had two young children. Dr said if he drank anymore he would die. He was in tears begging for the obsession to be taken away. Continued to drink, died 3 months later.
@@user-cy6xc9pi4s If a person doesn't want to stop and make the first step in asking for help, nothing will work. That was my point.
Blaming others for not providing help is a copout
I love you Shane, thanks for the music.
J ai découvert la musique Irlandaise grâce aux pogges en 80 ,cela m a aussi remene a mes origines Bretonnes.rip Shane.❤❤❤
I love that Jem Finer always looks so pleased to be there and so happy and proud to be connected to Shane and the Pogues.
Oh jeez...when they sang Wild Mountain Thyme. This Irishman fairly teared up. Wonderful tribute to the greatest Irishman of his generation. great to see Shane's whit and biting humour are as sharp as ever. Can't wait to see the Julien Temple documentary.
@The Hermit My thoughts exactly. If anyone can do Shane's legacy justice it will be Julien Temple. Loved the Wilco Johnson documentary. Have you seen the two documentaries he made about Ray and Dave Davies? Superb. Cheers.
@The Hermit The Kinks are essential. Their story is interesting, a bit different to the usual bands from that era because of the sibling rivalry between the Davies brothers. I hope you find a copy of the documentaries by Julien Temple. Cheers.
I'm not crying... You're crying
*sniff...* Me fiddle....
He is a musical genius and a brilliant text writer.
Boy.
That was some jaunt ! maith sibh, achan duine. Just feeling what a powerful year we've had.. Seamus Ó Beaglaíoch, Sinéad, Christy Aslan, Kirsty ..... and now Shane.. And last year, the mighty Brain O' Rourke .. 2024 better be some redemption year ! 💫❤🔥☘
Oh God! I'm Crying! Reign On Shane!
There's nothing wrong with getting tearful if you have grown up with Irish migrant grandparents living around you. In Victoria Australia in the 1950s no one bothered to ask if your name was Irish, because Irish names were so common, along with multiple Pat's, Mick's and Bluey's. But that's long past and I really miss that time in my life. Phil.
ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT and Victoria his wife is MOST LOYAL SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL INSIDE AND OUT HE MET A DIAMOND SHE IS A SAINT AND EVERY CONFIDENCE-SHE WILL GO ON TO GREAT STUFF ..SHE IS ICON ❤️
From a Glasgow Rangers fan and a punk who is against everything that says no. Thank fuck you left us some booze mate. Kick it up in heaven and let them know more like you are coming. God bless to a mate I never met.
What a man, what a legend 👏 you will be missed ❤
You will be very sadly missed Shane 😢💔❤️❤️rest in peace Legend ❤️❤️
I love his laugh/”sound”
It's like we're all sitting helping him remember the lyrics along with his band as we listen to it.
LOL ... all good 🥰
Leave the guy alone!
Lets remember him as the legend he is!
It's nice to give him the respect he deserves whilst he's still alive though.
Rangda Rangda Ye sure, but is this really respect?
@@notcriminal490 thats not respect, thats a cynical use for ratings of a man who did brilliant stuff once and now is as functioning as a vegetable. I loved his work and was deeply disturbed and dipressed by this video.
Itai Matos Ach, wheest! Not a vegetable! Ok, self-destructive people don’t age well, and here one of our beloved self-destructive heroes is not ageing well, surprise, surprise! But we still love him, and are happy to see him. When you’re a bit older yourself, you might have a different perspective. I remember watching Shane being interviewed by Frank Skinner (I think), and the interviewer seemed to be making fun of him, but Jaysus, I couldn’t stop laughing every time Shane laughed and the wind whistled through his teeth, and the whole thing was totally cringeworthy, and I felt embarrassed to be laughing, and I felt sad to see my hero brought so low. But the last time I watched it a couple of years ago, I was thinking, oh, I am so glad this is available on CZcams and didn’t Shane look so fine and youthful in spite of the gaps where teeth once were.
@@irenemax3574 dont get me wrong, i love shane, and agree with you - self destructive people do age badly, its just that watching shane made me feel bad... Like with another hero of mine , mark e smith, in later interviews he looked bad... Anyway, god bless shane.
you can guarentee every single musician at the end will be telling their kids and grandkids that they played Fairytale of New York with Shane singing.
I love you Shane 🍀❤🇮🇪
Rest in peace 🕊
epic shane. may he live forever
Rest in Peace Shane.
He will.
This is a bit great and a bit difficult to watch now. The man wasn’t in great shape here, yet it was 2019 and still somehow made it through a whole frickin’ pandemic just to spite the doubters just for shits. RIP
What a gentle soul. 🥹
I don’t think Shane has been able to speak for three years. But I’m so happy that his friends can speak for him
What nonsense, there's even video of him in hospital talking ffs!
I love this! Wish I could have been in that crowd.
Shane proved all bad boys are Angels in disguise
I remember finding Shane’s vulnerable performance moving at the time. Now it’s unbearably tender (in spite of Philomena’s shockingly poor performance - even if she’d never heard the song, surely she could have rehearsed it a couple of times?)
Totally agree how naff Philomena was on what was such a famous song. Shane sang it better than her.
She choked
How special thank you for posting rip shane my sympathies to family and victoria m n j mcloughlin
Nice to See Shane! Nice to hear him singing! Nice to hear him being the inspiration for the Pogues! Sad to see him being wheeled out an A Crap RTÉ program when he was getting old and Clearly unwell! :-(
just being used to boost their ratings! :-(
I haven't seen Shane in a long time, and I felt rather miserable seeing him here. It's clear his brain still works fine, but the rest of him is very, very tired.
What a legend of a man
Love him now always will love your music
Awesome human being my kind of being ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
love you Shane Macgowan lovve you love you
Went to see the Pogues decades ago. Shane had to be held up on stage by two men, he was so wasted. I thought he'd be a goner soon then, but he pulled through for many years after. A very special man with a special heart. RIP, you will be missed
I love how all his band mates keep an eye on him make sure everything was OK. Rest in peace
Taken too soon, rest in peace Shane xx
Beautiful man. I love His manner and words .
RIP Shane, thank-you for all the memories.
I miss you already. You're a treasure .
I used to play and sing in a band and had to watch how much i drank because I'd forget how to play, I'd forget the chords and the lyrics. Somehow shane never forgot the lyrics .
Saw him at the Pinkpop festival in The Netherlands. He was so fucking drink that gig.. I thought he was going to die then but here he is....😁
THIS IS INCREDIBLE!!!!!
The man did something great if u don't like it switched off I just enjoy the moment god bless clonakilty Michael lenihan
Loved this and it was a fantastic watch. But not once did they mention poor Kirsty macoll at the end The song wouldnt have worked without her.
Good on ya Shane! The world truly IS a better place with him in it.
Watching this man, he did well to make another for years IMO. RIP Shane you were one in a billion.
Really enjoyed this - thanks for the upload.
♥️
Gerry Rafferty and shane were two brilliant irish men Alcohol was their inspiration and so be it Rest In Peace
Shane is the oldest 62 year old on earth.
Every walking Irish cliché in one studio. Love it.
I've mixed feelings on this. Well at least there's no Bono eulogist get or Sinead etc.
Hes not irish though
@@damien1351 What is he then?
Legand never be forgotten!! RIP Shane🙏🇮🇪💕💕💕😂