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5 Albums I Can't Live Without: Jesse Ahern - Vimarsana News

5 Albums I Can't Live Without: Jesse Ahern

Name Jesse Ahern Best known for Being the little brother of Dropkick Murphys. Really want to be In Vietnam eating Pho. I’m really exited about Getting off the road to spend the holidays with my awesome family. My current music collection Is all over the map, but mainly Americana folk and punk. I’ve been digging Jason Isbell’s record Weathervanes and was just […]

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'He kept me going through homesickness, loneliness and guilt': readers on Shane MacGowan | Shane MacGowan - Vimarsana News

'He kept me going through homesickness, loneliness and guilt': readers on Shane MacGowan | Shane MacGowan

Guardian readers pay tribute to the late Pogues frontman, who soundtracked their childhood, inspired their art and PhDs, and performed some of the most raucous, beer-soaked gigs ever

New Virgin Radio presenter Ryan Tubridy shares tribute to Shane MacGowan - Vimarsana News

New Virgin Radio presenter Ryan Tubridy shares tribute to Shane MacGowan

Irish broadcaster Ryan Tubridy has paid tribute to Shane MacGowan, following his death at the age of 65.

Daniel Donato Is Your New Country-Style Jam-Band Guitar God - Vimarsana News

Daniel Donato Is Your New Country-Style Jam-Band Guitar God

The rising Nashville native bridges the gap between Sturgill Simpson and Phish on his new album 'Reflector.'

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Remembering The Pogues' Shane MacGowan, the raucous and tragic sage of Irish music - Vimarsana News

Remembering The Pogues' Shane MacGowan, the raucous and tragic sage of Irish music

Shane MacGowan once said that he was the one that God would use to save Irish music. Despite a public persona that was often less than saintly, he grappled with faith in many of his iconic songs.