Don Letts' Super 8 documentary of London punk sceme in 1977 filmed mainly at the Roxy Club. A pre-Pogue Jam fan Shane MacGowan (in a Union Jack jacket) can be seen during the opening credits pogoing and playing drums.

The Sex Pistols documentary features early clip of Shane MacGowan & Shanne Bradley

Infatuation

Only known live TV or video footage of The Nips

Malcolm McLaren narrates his Dickensian musical documenting the history of Oxford Street, London over the past 200 years.

Kirsty MacColl appears in the quise of Kitty Fisher, was one of the most renowned actresses and courtesans in London in the 1760's. She died in 1767 at the age of 29 due to lead poisoning from cosmetic make-up. Shane and Kirsty mime to the Pogues "Fairytale of New York". They do not appear elsewhere in the film.

Also features appearances by Sinead O'Connor, the Happy Mondays, Rebel MC and Tom Jones!!

Lucy (Shane vocals) / A Rainy Night In Soho (Nick Cave vocals) / What A Wonderful World (Shane and Nick vocals)

At one point Jools calls Nick and Shane "crooners." Nick was not very impressed!

Interview with Nick Cave about "What A Wonderful World"

news and interview

Gloria

Van Morrison collects the Outstanding Contribution award. Shane (and others) sing Gloria with Van the Man

Interview with Shane

Interview with Shane and a comment or two from each of the Popes. Mexican Funeral in Paris is playing in the background. Also features the promo video of That Woman's Got Me Drinking.

News & Interview

Interview, live.

Live Clips & Interview

Fairytale Of New York

Perfomed live at a the Fleadh, Finsbury Park, London on 11 June 1994. Brian Robertson plays electric guitar. Can anyone tell me who plays tin whistle?

Anthea Turner interviews Shane & Johnny Depp

That Woman's Got Me Drinking

Interview with Shane and Johnny Depp with clips from That Woman's Got me Drinking promo video

Fairytale Of New York (Christy Moore solo) / Spancil Hill (Shane and Christy Moore)

Spancil Hill from this show appears on the 8 track bootleg album "Shane O'Hooligan: The Last Living Hellraiser - Rare TV Performances. See Shane MacGowan bootlegs.

Danny Baker interviews Shane

The Snake With Eyes Of Garnet / That Woman's Got Me Drinking

Most Wanted host, Ray Cokes introduces both songs which are performed live in the MTV studio.

Interview with Shane interspersed with clips from That Woman's Got Me Drinking promo video.

That Woman's Got Me Drinking

Antoine de Caunes and 3 others interview Shane, after which Shane & The Popes perform That Woman's Got Me Drinking live in the studio.

The Snake With Eyes Of Garnet (clip) / Dirty Old Town (clip) / Poor Paddy (clip)

Report of The Snake Tour and interview with Shane. The live clips were recorded at The Forum 20-Nov-94.

Her Father Didn't Like Me Anyway / White City

Probably broadcast in December 1994 as Shane performed at Terminal 1, Munich on 06-Dec-94 and both songs were included in the set. Her Father Didn't Like me Anyway is interspersed with an interview.

Nancy Whiskey / Aisling / Let The Good Times Roll (Shane & all the guests)

New Year's Eve special. At the end of the show, Jools and all his guests sing "Let The Good Times Roll" - Shane only sings one line.

From fan club (no Shane vocals)

Haunted

Also features interview with Sinead O'Connor

Haunted

Donegal Express / Haunted (with Sinead O'Connor)

Short lived music show presented by Mark Radcliffe, featuring numerous guests playing live in the studio. Shane & The Popes were guests in the 7th and last show of the first series (only 2 series were made). Donegal Express from this show appears on the 8 track bootleg album "Shane O'Hooligan: The Last Living Hellraiser - Rare TV Performances. See Shane MacGowan bootlegs.

Cracklin' Rosie (beginning missing) / I'll Be Your Handbag / Greenland Whale Fisheries / The Broad Majestic Shannon / Dark Streets Of London (Paul McGuinness vocals) / If I Should Fall From Grace With God (Paul McGuinness vocals) / Sally MacLennane (Bernie France vocals)

Shane had apparently eaten nearly all of a large hash cake during the morning of the gig!! He comes on stage in a very agitated and confused state and stumbles through the first 4 songs, before being helped off stage by Charlie MacLennan midway through Dark Streets Of London. Paul McGuinness and Bernie France take over on vocals for the last two songs. John Myers is interviewed as he comes off stage. Music journalists then discuss the show in the studio. Prior to the show itself, the programme features a clip from That Woman's Got Me Drinking video and an interview with Shane accompanied by Terry Woods and Spider Stacy at Pinkpop 23-May-88 and short clip of The Pogues performing Fiesta at the same show.

Streams Of Whiskey / Donegal Express / If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Nancy Whiskey / The Gentleman Soldier / Greenland Whale Fisheries / A Pair Of Brown Eyes / Popes Instrumental (listed as Bring Down The Lamp) / Cracklin' Rosie / The Body Of An American / The Broad Majestic Shannon / Dark Streets Of London / Hippy Hippy Shake / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / The Irish Rover / Boys From The County Hell / Hippy Hippy Shake / Sayonara / Bottle Of Smoke / Sally MacLennane

Released in 2004 by Eagle Vision (EDREDV447)

Nancy Whiskey

Death Is Not The End

Victoria Clarke talks about her relationship with Shane MacGowan in this programme about the wives and girlfriends of rock stars.

News on Shane's Nike advert

Fairytale of New York

Excellent documentary about Shane. Broadcast shortly before the release of The Crock Of Gold album.

Rock 'n' Roll Paddy

What's Another Year

Antoine de Caunes and Katie Boyle present re-vamped versions of old Eurovision favourites performed by a variety of stars of the day.

Shane talks about "the song that gets me out of bed" - "No Feelings" by the Sex Pistols

She Moves Through The Fair

The soundtrack of this TV advert features a clip of Shane MacGowan singing "She Moved Through The Fair"

Presented by Paul Hegeman promoting the release of The Crock Of Gold album. Filmed in the Netherlands on 4 March 1998 and first broadcast on 3 April 1998. Features interviews with Shane, live clips and promo video's. With contributions from Sinead O'Connor, Bono & Joey "you don't ask a politician to play guitar" Cashman .

Shane MacGowan is presented with the Wild Rover Award by ex-footballer, George Best (NB: the Awards event took place on 09-Apr-98 and was televised on 11-Apr-98)

Streams Of Whiskey

If I Should Fall From Grace With God / Donegal Express / Paddy Rolling Stone / Paddy Public Enemy N°1 / Boys From The County Hell / Lonesome Highway / Popes Instrumental / Dirty Old Town / Skipping Rhymes / The Broad Majestic Shannon / The Body Of An American / Streams Of Whiskey / Sally MacLennane / The Sick Bed Of Cuchulainn / The Irish Rover / Rock 'n' Roll Paddy / Bottle Of Smoke / Greenland Whale Fisheries

This gig is often mis-labelled as 17-Oct-98. However, this was the date it was broadcast on Polish TV. If anyone can confirm the actual date of this gig, please let me know.

"Routes Of Rock" was eight part documentary series exploring London's pop music history. Episode six, chroncles the punk explosion of the late 1970's. Shane MacGowan is briefly featured on two occasions; explaining that the Roxy was previously a Gay Club and telling of the violent clashes with police. Several vintage clips of Shane wearing his infamous Union Jack jacket.

Short clip and interview with The Dropkick Murphys.

Documentary on top 10 offensive songs, includes The Pogues.

Documentary about the history of Irish music

Shane in the studio with the Dropkick Murphy's and Dropkick speaking about the song "Good Rats".

Documentary by Sarah Share about the life and times of Shane MacGowan. Features interviews with Shane, Victoria Clarke, Maurice & Therese MacGowan, Phil Chevron and others intersperced with live performances and promo video's. The original 60 minute version was shown on TG4 TV.

This extended version which includes additional footage and interviews with Philip Chevron, Nick Cave and Paul Simonon was shown at a limited number of cinema's in 2001. It was subsequently released on DVD in the USA by MVD/pop twist entertainment (DR-4352) on 22-Apr-03, in the UK by Weinerworld Ltd (WNRD1287) on 26-May-03 and in Australasia by Shock (KAL0232) on 07-Apr-03. Re-released in the UK with a new cover artwork on 04-Dec-06 by Weinerworld Ltd (WNRD2402).

Angel Of Death

Shane, accompanied by Tommy McManamon and Bob Dowling, sings Angel Of Death. Shane's parents express their feelings about Sinead O'Connor who had recently reported Shane to the police for alleged cocaine and heroin use.

This song appears on the 8 track bootleg album "Shane O'Hooligan: The Last Living Hellraiser - Rare TV Performances. See Shane MacGowan bootlegs.

Fairytale of New York

Shane sings Fairytale with his mother, Therese

Clip of an unknown after show interview with Shane in which a worse for wear Tommy McManamon crashes head first into a mirror.

A Pair Of Brown Eyes

Shane appeared in one of the six episodes of this programme singing A Pair Of Brown Eyes with Christy. The highlights (104 minutes) of the series was released on VHS video and DVD in August 2005.

interview

Mother Mo Chroi

Interview with Shane filmed after the Forestglade show.

Interview with Shane talking about how the band did not get paid for the tour of Australia and his views on the Australia generally.

The Irish Rover / interview with Shane / Raglan Road (with Eamonn Dunphy)

Eamonn Dunphy introduces Shane "and his new band The Hellfire Club" (Shane, Terry Woods, Eamonn Campbell & Paul Harrigan. Ronnie Drew was also a member, but was unavailable on the day of the show).

Both songs from this show appear on the 8 track bootleg album "Shane O'Hooligan: The Last Living Hellraiser - Rare TV Performances". See Shane MacGowan bootlegs.

Just To Be Home With You / Enjoy Yourself (Jools and guests with Shane on piano!)

Jools also has a brief chat with Shane who is accompanied by Joey Cashman.

Just To Be Home With You appears on the 8 track bootleg album "Shane O'Hooligan: The Last Living Hellraiser - Rare TV Performances. See Shane MacGowan bootlegs.

Interview with Shane talking about his admiration for the Damien Dempsey song "Colony". Includes a clip of Dempsey performing the song. Possibly taken from the RTE1 Damien Dempsey documentary which was broadcast on 3 February 2004. If anyone can confirm this or has a copy of the RTE documentary - please get in touch.

Frank Skinner interviews Shane. Following a discussion about the state of their teeth, Frank Skinner puts a an upper set of false teeth into his mouth, he then passes them to Shane who duly puts them straight into his own mouth!

Comedian Roland Rivron's presents clips of his top 20 TV clips featuring drunken celebrities - Shane only manages to get to number 8, with the award for the greatest ever drunken TV moment going to Oliver Reed! Shane is not actually featured drunk at all - just a short clip of the Pogues on the Old Grey Whistle Test playing Dirty Old Town and another from The Great Hunger documentary of Shane singing Lonesome Highway. The main part of the clip is an interview with a completely rat arsed Paul McGuinness talking about the Shane's ability to consume vast amounts of alcolhol. He also informs Rivron that Shane's teeth were knocked out when he hit the pavement in Thailand, adding that the record company paid him a "good amount of money to go back to Thailand, take a holiday and get some new teeth put back in." According to McGuinness, after having the new teeth fitted, Shane fell over and knocked them out again....

Victoria Clarke and others spill the beans about their relationships with their rock star partners.

The Irish Rover

Shane and Ronnie Drew perform The Irish Rover, accompanied by Joey Cashman (who displays a complete lack of musical ability) on tin whistle. This show was recorded on 02-Mar-06 but was not broadcast until 17-Mar-06.

This song appears on the 8 track bootleg album "Shane O'Hooligan: The Last Living Hellraiser - Rare TV Performances. See Shane MacGowan bootlegs.

Documentary about the Babyshambles and former Libertines frontman, Peter Doherty. Shane appears on stage with Doherty at the Boogaloo to sing Dirty Old Town.

If anyone recorded this, please get in touch.

The Galtee Mountain Boy

Shane, accompanied by Na Comharsana sings The Galtee Mountain Boy. If anyone knows the name of the TV programme, please get in touch.

Documentary about the infamous Roehamption rehab clinic, profiling some of it's most famous guests, including Shane MacGowan and Victoria Clarke.

If anyone recorded this, please get in touch.

Profiles of the top 25 celebrities who have lived excessive rock ‘n roll lifestyles. Shane appears at number 8 and is interviewed along with Victoria Clarke and Joey Cashman.

If anyone recorded this, please get in touch.

Devil In Disguise

Pat Kenny talks to Victoria Mary Clarke and Shane about their recent engagement and Victoria's new book entitled "Angel In Disguise". Shane and Camille O'Sullivan perform Elvis's Devil In Disguise.

Dirty Old Town / The Irish Rover

Show #315 - first broadcast on 20-Jul-07. Shane perfoms Dirty Old Town, accompanied by Joey Cashman on tin whistle (!!) and the house band. Irish Rover was also recorded but not broadcast, although it could be viewed on the IFC web-site, together with a 5 minute interview.

Fairytale of New York