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| The Pogues | Primary Artist |
| Philip Chevron | Musician |
| Dick Cuthell | Horn |
| James Fearnley | Musician |
| Jem Finer | Musician |
| Tommy Keane | Pipe |
| Shane MacGowan | Musician |
| Andrew Ranken | Musician |
| Spider Stacy | Musician |
| Henry Benagh | Fiddle |
| Elvis Costello | Producer |
| Philip Chevron | Arranger, Producer, Contributor |
| James Fearnley | Arranger, Contributor |
| Jem Finer | Arranger, Contributor |
| Shane MacGowan | Arranger, Contributor |
| Cait O'Riordan | Contributor |
| Andrew Ranken | Arranger, Contributor |
| Nick Robbins | Engineer |
| Paul Scully | Engineer |
| Spider Stacy | Arranger, Contributor |
| Peter Mennim | Cover Painting |
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Posted October 24, 2011
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Mark Deming
"I saw my task... was to capture them in their delapidated glory before some more professional producer f--ked them up," Elvis Costello wrote of his role behind the controls for the Pogues' second album, Rum Sodomy & the Lash. One spin of the album proves that Costello accomplished his mission; this album captures all the sweat, fire, and angry joy that was lost in the thin, disembodied recording of the band's debut, and the Pogues sound stronger and tighter without losing a bit of their edge in the process. Rum Sodomy & the Lash also found Shane MacGowan growing steadily as a songwriter; while the debut had its moments, the blazing and bitter roar of the opening ...