Pogues guitarist Philip Chevron passed away today, after a battle with cancer. He was just 56.
Regarded as hugely influential on The Irish punk scene, he joined The Pogues around the time of their second album Rum, Sodomy and the Lash. While frontman Shane MacGowan remained much of the focus, Chevron was a songwriter for the band too, including ‘Lorelei’ on Peace and Love and ‘Thousands Are Sailing’ from If I Should Fall From Grace With God.
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Had some fantastic nights seeing The Pogues at the Barrowlands back in the 1980s. RIP Philip.
Didn’t see them back in the 1980s, alas, but have seen them at the )2 a couple of times and it was a great night out…