Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah

1988 single by the Pogues

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"Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah"

Single by The Pogues
B-side| "The Limerick Rake"
Released| 1988
Genre| Pop rock/folk[1]
Length| 3:16
Label| Pogue Mahone Records
Songwriter(s)| Shane MacGowan
Producer(s)| Steve Lillywhite
The Pogues singles chronology
| "Fiesta"
(1988)  | "Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah"
(1988)  | "Misty Morning, Albert Bridge"
(1989)

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Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah

EP by

The Pogues

Released| September 1990
Genre| Folk rock
Length| 13:31
Label| Island
The Pogues chronology
| Peace and Love
(1989)  | Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah
(1990)  | Hell's Ditch
(1990)

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Professional ratingsReview scores

Source| Rating
Allmusic| [1]

"Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah" is a single by The Pogues. It stalled just outside the UK Top 40 at number 43, but became the band's first single to chart in the US, reaching number 17 in the Modern Rock Charts. The video was based on episodes of Ready, Steady, Go! and Top of the Pops from the 1960s, showing a differing of styles from the innocence of the early 1960s to the psychedelica of the late 1960s. An EP of the same name was released in September 1990 and contained some of The Pogues' most rock-oriented material, including a cover of "Honky Tonk Women" by The Rolling Stones.[1]

## Track listing

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UK 12"

1. "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" – 3:16
2. "The Limerick Rake" – 3:10
3. "Honky Tonk Women" – 2:55
4. "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (Long Version)" – 6:43

US CD

1. "Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah" – 3:16
2. "Honky Tonk Women" – 2:55
3. "Jack's Heroes" – 3:05 (misspelled "Jack's Hero's" on the album cover and CD)
4. "Whiskey in the Jar (Long Version)" – 4:15

## References

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1. ^ a b c "Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah – the Pogues | Songs, Reviews, Credits | AllMusic". AllMusic.

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The Pogues

* Spider Stacy
* Jem Finer
* James Fearnley
* Shane MacGowan
* Andrew Ranken
* Darryl Hunt
* Terry Woods
* Cait O'Riordan
* Philip Chevron
* Joe Strummer
* Dave Coulter
* James McNally
* Jamie Clarke

Studio albums|

* Red Roses for Me
* Rum Sodomy & the Lash
* If I Should Fall from Grace with God
* Peace and Love
* Hell's Ditch
* Waiting for Herb
* Pogue Mahone

EPs|

* Poguetry in Motion
* Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah

Compilations|

* Essential Pogues
* The Best of The Pogues
* The Very Best of The Pogues

Singles|

* "Dark Streets of London"
* "A Pair of Brown Eyes"
* "Sally MacLennane"
* "Dirty Old Town"
* "Haunted"
* "The Irish Rover"
* "Fairytale of New York"
* "If I Should Fall from Grace with God"
* "Fiesta"
* "Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah"
* "Misty Morning, Albert Bridge"
* "Summer in Siam"
* "Jack's Heroes"
* "Sunny Side of the Street"
* "A Rainy Night in Soho"
* "Honky Tonk Women"
* "Tuesday Morning"
* "Once Upon a Time"

Other songs|

* "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda"
* "The Auld Triangle"
* "Greenland Whale Fisheries"
* "I'm a Man You Don't Meet Every Day"
* "Jesse James"
* "Maggie May"
* "Mountain Dew"
* "The Parting Glass"
* "Poor Paddy"
* "South Australia"
* "Streets of Sorrow/Birmingham Six"
* "Thousands Are Sailing"
* "Waxie's Dargle"
* "When the Ship Comes In"
* "Worms"

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