Shack - On The Corner of Miles and Gil Documentary (Part 2).

Released 15 May 2006 Length 52: 53 Sour Mash chronology Here's Tom With the Weather (2003).The Corner of Miles and Gil (2006) Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating.The Corner of Miles and Gil is the fifth and, to date, final album by English band, released in 2006. While the album was not a high-seller, only reaching number 55 on the, it was critically acclaimed. Track listing [ ] All songs written by Mick Head except when noted. • 'Tie Me Down' - 3:33 • 'Butterfly' (John Head) - 4:50 • 'Cup of Tea' - 3:35 • 'Shelley Brown' - 4:25 • 'Black & White' - 5:13 • 'New Day' (J. Head) - 3:54 • 'Miles Away' - 5:31 • 'Finn, Sophie, Bobby & Lance' - 4:18 • 'Moonshine' (J.

Head) - 4:02 • 'Funny Things' - 2:21 • 'Find a Place' (J. Head) - 5:47 • 'Closer' - 5:24 References [ ].

'With the triumph of The Shirehorses behind him Mark Radcliffe decided to start a new band. He and the Afternoon Show's studio Manager (Chris Lee - Chester's Dark Prince Of The Mandolin) formed a Pogues tribute band called The Mahones. Their repertoire consists of Pogues covers, other traditional / Irish material (including jigs/reels) and a few of Mark's original songs including one called 'B eer and Cheese' in a Pogues sort of style. Sonic heroes download full version.

They also do a couple of Waterboys numbers including Fisherman's Blues. Soon after forming they discovered that there was a Canadian band also called The Mahones so they decided to change their name to The Family Mahone.

The band has done a fair bit of touring in all sorts of pub venues. Some of the dates are shown on this page. They recorded an album of original material (including several Radcliffe penned numbers) which was called ' The Songs From The Back Bar'. DJ Mahone (Mark Radcliffe) - Percussion, Vocals (most of the lead vocals) Christy Mahone (Chris Lee) - Mandolin and Tenor Banjo Charlie Mahone - Bass Donal Mahone (Don Allen) - Guitar, he is responsible for the design and photography on the album. He founded the band with Mark. Rusty Mahone (Russell Mabbutt) - Keyboards and Accordion and Vocals.

He's based in Chester. Many folks in the n/west may recognise him as a loud singing and dancing busker!

He's been a pro in the music industry for 13 years on & off. Doc Mahone (Dave Russell) - Fiddle, 5-string banjo and Vocals. Doc first met Mark when Full House were playing at his wedding and their drummer couldn't make it so Mark stepped in at the last minute. 'Rusty' and Doc Mahone are local folk/rock musos recruited by Chris. Bootsy Mahone (Rob Fawcett, show's Production Assistant) was the former bass player and has now been replaced by Charlie Mahone.

( Taken from ) Official biography: 'Chesire’s foremost drinking band originated, strangely enough in a pub. For it was in the George and Dragon, Great Budworth in1997 that DJ Mahone (vocals/drums) met Big Donal Mahone (guitar). DJ, also known by his stage name Mark Radcliffe, was a disc jokey by day, and so didn’t get out much or have many friends. Donal, not being choosy who he hung about with and unable to go home thanks to the restraining order, took pity on the lonely wretch and a relationship was forged. (But not like you’re thinking).