Eugene Kelly - Seven Out Album : Man Alive(2003). + Informações

23/08/91 - Reading, UK Reading Festival. + Informações

the talented Eugene has a great back catalogue ,this is taken from his "Man Alive" CD well worth buying ,go for it now. + Informações

Watch an exclusive performance and interview from one of the figureheads of the Scottish Indie scene, Eugene Kelly.... + Informações

Session in the lounge of Eugene Kelly's. + Informações

Isobel Campbell and Eugene Kelly sing Time is Just the Same. Eugene Kelly rose to prominence as a member of the Vasolines in the early 90s when Kurt Cobain, of Nirvana, recorded their songs: "Molly's Lips" and "Son of a Gun" and they later appeared on the Gold selling "Incesticide" album. The Vasolines got even more attention when Nirvana performed their song, "Jesus Don't Want Me For a Sunbeam" on their infamous "Unplugged in New York Concert". Isobel Campbell first garnered attention in the Twee group "Belle and Sebastain". She first ventured on her own in the group called "The Gentle Waves". Her first solo album, titled "Amorino" was met with critical acclaim. I caught the ear of grunge icon Mark Lanegan and the two recorded "Ballad of the Broken Seas" which was a finalist for the Mercurty Prize in 2006. Mark Lanegan was the lead singer for The Screaming Trees, and has made numerous solo albums and has been featured on albums by: Queens of the Stone Age, the Twilight Singers, and Soulsavers. Mark Lanegan recorded with Isobel Campbell, who recorded with Eugene Kelly, who had his songs recorded by Kurt Cobain, who recorded with mark Lanegan. The Circle of Grunge Rock is complete.. + Informações

Session in lounge - Fleadh Cheoil 2009. + Informações

Here's a little treat for all those sweet hearts out there, it's Isobel Campbell and Eugene Kelly performing a most wonderful Vaselines song... "Son Of A Gun" ....Recorded at Southpaw in Brooklyn, March 15th 2006 images of isobel and eugene from the show and listen la lala.. + Informações

Óglach Eugene Kelly 5th July 1961 - 8th May 1987 In accordance with his family's wish, Volunteer Eugene Kelly, 25, was laid to rest in a private ceremony in Altmore Cemetery, Cappagh. In the 5 years that he had been a member of the IRA he had distinguished himself by his unqualified commitment to the struggle. His decision to join the Army was taken after long and serious consideration, but once made he was dedicated and no task was too small. Eugene knew the geography of Tyrone and Armagh like the back of his hand. He knew the shortcuts through the country roads like no one else and, on more than one occasion, is remembered for having spirited comrades and weapons past check points. Reliable and courageous he was a well-respected volunteer. Eugene came from a family of four sisters and two brothers. He was extremely conscious of his own security and feared most for the effect his involvement might have on his family, whom he loved deeply. Like other young republicans from the areas the RUC and British army frequently harassed him, and he spent several 7 day spells in Gough Barracks in Armagh. He died at Loughgall on the night of Friday May 8th 1987. He, like his comrades, is sorely missed. Eugene is remembered with love and pride by all who knew him. Biographical notes courtesy "Tírghrá - Ireland's Patriot Dead -- I nDíl Chuimhne"©2002. + Informações

Gran versión de uno de los mejores temas en solitario de Dennis Wilson. Eugene Kelly fue fundador de The Vaselines. En solitario ha editado "Man Alive" buen disco de power pop clásico. Esta versión está incluida en el disco "Caroline now!" un álbum tributo de versiones de canciones de The Beach Boys, o de sus miembros en solitario, como es este caso. La versión conserva el aire sombrío e intimista de la original.. + Informações

Eugene Kelly, live in Oslo, 1992, playing 'Bed In' with the BMX Bandits.. + Informações

off "Caroline Now!" (2000). + Informações

the talented Eugene has a great back catalogue ,this is taken from his "Man Alive" CD well worth buying ,go for it now. + Informações

Artist: Eugene Kelly | Track: I Done Something Wrong | Album: Man Alive | Label: P-Vine Records | Year: 2003. + Informações

Official music video www.vaguespace.co.uk http. + Informações

Óglach Eugene Kelly 5th July 1961 - 8th May 1987 In accordance with his family's wish, Volunteer Eugene Kelly, 25, was laid to rest in a private ceremony in Altmore Cemetery, Cappagh. In the 5 years that he had been a member of the IRA he had distinguished himself by his unqualified commitment to the struggle. His decision to join the Army was taken after long and serious consideration, but once made he was dedicated and no task was too small. Eugene knew the geography of Tyrone and Armagh like the back of his hand. He knew the shortcuts through the country roads like no one else and, on more than one occasion, is remembered for having spirited comrades and weapons past check points. Reliable and courageous he was a well-respected volunteer. Eugene came from a family of four sisters and two brothers. He was extremely conscious of his own security and feared most for the effect his involvement might have on his family, whom he loved deeply. Like other young republicans from the areas the RUC and British army frequently harassed him, and he spent several 7 day spells in Gough Barracks in Armagh. He died at Loughgall on the night of Friday May 8th 1987. He, like his comrades, is sorely missed. Eugene is remembered with love and pride by all who knew him. Biographical notes courtesy "Tírghrá - Ireland's Patriot Dead -- I nDíl Chuimhne"©2002. + Informações

nice rocking tune from Man Alive Album ,go buy it !. + Informações

Fleadh 2008 Eugene Kelly's Saturday Afternoon Tullamore. + Informações

Óglach Eugene Kelly 5th July 1961 - 8th May 1987 In accordance with his family's wish, Volunteer Eugene Kelly, 25, was laid to rest in a private ceremony in Altmore Cemetery, Cappagh. In the 5 years that he had been a member of the IRA he had distinguished himself by his unqualified commitment to the struggle. His decision to join the Army was taken after long and serious consideration, but once made he was dedicated and no task was too small. Eugene knew the geography of Tyrone and Armagh like the back of his hand. He knew the shortcuts through the country roads like no one else and, on more than one occasion, is remembered for having spirited comrades and weapons past check points. Reliable and courageous he was a well-respected volunteer. Eugene came from a family of four sisters and two brothers. He was extremely conscious of his own security and feared most for the effect his involvement might have on his family, whom he loved deeply. Like other young republicans from the areas the RUC and British army frequently harassed him, and he spent several 7 day spells in Gough Barracks in Armagh. He died at Loughgall on the night of Friday May 8th 1987. He, like his comrades, is sorely missed. Eugene is remembered with love and pride by all who knew him. Biographical notes courtesy "Tírghrá - Ireland's Patriot Dead -- I nDíl Chuimhne"©2002. + Informações

Óglach Eugene Kelly 5th July 1961 - 8th May 1987 In accordance with his family's wish, Volunteer Eugene Kelly, 25, was laid to rest in a private ceremony in Altmore Cemetery, Cappagh. In the 5 years that he had been a member of the IRA he had distinguished himself by his unqualified commitment to the struggle. His decision to join the Army was taken after long and serious consideration, but once made he was dedicated and no task was too small. Eugene knew the geography of Tyrone and Armagh like the back of his hand. He knew the shortcuts through the country roads like no one else and, on more than one occasion, is remembered for having spirited comrades and weapons past check points. Reliable and courageous he was a well-respected volunteer. Eugene came from a family of four sisters and two brothers. He was extremely conscious of his own security and feared most for the effect his involvement might have on his family, whom he loved deeply. Like other young republicans from the areas the RUC and British army frequently harassed him, and he spent several 7 day spells in Gough Barracks in Armagh. He died at Loughgall on the night of Friday May 8th 1987. He, like his comrades, is sorely missed. Eugene is remembered with love and pride by all who knew him. Biographical notes courtesy "Tírghrá - Ireland's Patriot Dead -- I nDíl Chuimhne"©2002. + Informações

Óglach Eugene Kelly 5th July 1961 - 8th May 1987 In accordance with his family's wish, Volunteer Eugene Kelly, 25, was laid to rest in a private ceremony in Altmore Cemetery, Cappagh. In the 5 years that he had been a member of the IRA he had distinguished himself by his unqualified commitment to the struggle. His decision to join the Army was taken after long and serious consideration, but once made he was dedicated and no task was too small. Eugene knew the geography of Tyrone and Armagh like the back of his hand. He knew the shortcuts through the country roads like no one else and, on more than one occasion, is remembered for having spirited comrades and weapons past check points. Reliable and courageous he was a well-respected volunteer. Eugene came from a family of four sisters and two brothers. He was extremely conscious of his own security and feared most for the effect his involvement might have on his family, whom he loved deeply. Like other young republicans from the areas the RUC and British army frequently harassed him, and he spent several 7 day spells in Gough Barracks in Armagh. He died at Loughgall on the night of Friday May 8th 1987. He, like his comrades, is sorely missed. Eugene is remembered with love and pride by all who knew him. Biographical notes courtesy "Tírghrá - Ireland's Patriot Dead -- I nDíl Chuimhne"©2002. + Informações

Óglach Eugene Kelly 5th July 1961 - 8th May 1987 In accordance with his family's wish, Volunteer Eugene Kelly, 25, was laid to rest in a private ceremony in Altmore Cemetery, Cappagh. In the 5 years that he had been a member of the IRA he had distinguished himself by his unqualified commitment to the struggle. His decision to join the Army was taken after long and serious consideration, but once made he was dedicated and no task was too small. Eugene knew the geography of Tyrone and Armagh like the back of his hand. He knew the shortcuts through the country roads like no one else and, on more than one occasion, is remembered for having spirited comrades and weapons past check points. Reliable and courageous he was a well-respected volunteer. Eugene came from a family of four sisters and two brothers. He was extremely conscious of his own security and feared most for the effect his involvement might have on his family, whom he loved deeply. Like other young republicans from the areas the RUC and British army frequently harassed him, and he spent several 7 day spells in Gough Barracks in Armagh. He died at Loughgall on the night of Friday May 8th 1987. He, like his comrades, is sorely missed. Eugene is remembered with love and pride by all who knew him. Biographical notes courtesy "Tírghrá - Ireland's Patriot Dead -- I nDíl Chuimhne"©2002. + Informações

Live at the Barfly, Glasgow. + Informações

Artist: Eugene Kelly | Track: She Wears My Ring | Album: Man Alive | Label: P-Vine Records | Year: 2003. + Informações

Eugenius (also known as Captain America) was an indie rock band from Glasgow, Scotland that existed from 1990-1995, centred around former Vaselines singer/guitarist Eugene Kelly and featuring members of BMX Bandits and Teenage Fanclub.. + Informações