Here Comes Everybody - by James Fearnley (Paperback)

The Pogues' First Book - "Here Comes Everybody" Are you ready to dive into the wild, dark, and romantic world of one of Ireland's most iconic bands? Look no further than "Here Comes Everybody," the memoir of founding member James Fearnley.

This gripping account takes you from the squats of London's Kings Cross to the heights of musical success, all while chronicling the band's struggle to keep their troubled singer, Shane MacGowan, on track.

With beauty, lyricism, and great candor, Fearnley tells the story of how The Pogues watched helplessly as their charismatic leader descended into a world of drugs and alcohol, and the increasingly desperate measures they were forced to take.

Don't miss this insider's look at the complicated, passionate dynamics of a wildly talented band of musical rogues who, despite great success, struggled to stay together amid immense personal challenges.

This is an old story, older than the '80s even: the epic adventures of Anglo-Saxon troubadours led 'round the world by a growling Celtic demigod famous for good songs and bad judgment.

A must for Pogues fans everywhere.