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Music History Events: albums released January 18
• 1975 – WAYNE SHORTER & MILTON NASCIMENTO – ‘Native Dancer’
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• 1977 – DIANA ROSS – ‘An Evening with Diana Ross’
• 1977 – GENTLE GIANT – ‘Playing the Fool’
• 1978 – WARREN ZEVON – ‘Excitable Boy’
• 1982 – JEAN-LUC PONTY – ‘Mystical Adventures’
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• 1983 – BRYAN ADAMS – ‘Cuts Like a Knife’
• 1985 – LITTLE RIVER BAND – ‘Playing to Win’
• 1986 – SOUL ASYLUM – ‘Made to Be Broken’
• 1988 – THE POGUES – ‘If I Should Fall from Grace with God’
• 1988 – AC/DC – ‘Blow Up Your Video’ (AUS)
• 1994 – ZZ TOP – ‘Antenna’
• 1994 – MARK LANEGAN – ‘Whiskey for the Holy Ghost’
• 1994 – KING’S X – ‘Dogman’
• 1995 – TOTO – ‘Best Ballads’
• 2003 – KROKUS – ‘Rock the Block’
• 2005 – FOZZY – ‘All That Remains’
• 2005 – BLACK MOUNTAIN – ‘Black Mountain’
• 2010 – THESE NEW PURITANS – ‘Hidden’
• 2011 – COWBOY JUNKIES – ‘Demons’
• 2011 – ROBERT POLLARD – ‘Space City Kicks’
• 2011 – TENNIS – ‘Cape Dory’
• 2012 – FIRST AID KIT – ‘The Lion’s Roar’
• 2012 – NADA SURF – ‘The Stars Are Indifferent to Astronomy’
• 2013 – HELLOWEEN – ‘Straight Out of Hell’
• 2019 – JOE JACKSON – ‘Fool’
• 2019 – PAPA ROACH – ‘Who Do You Trust?’
• 2019 – FLOTSAM AND JETSAM – ‘The End of Chaos’
• 2019 – SWITCHFOOT – ‘Native Tongue’
• 2019 – THUNDER – ‘Please Remain Seated’
• 2019 – OOMPH! – ‘Ritual’
• 2019 – THE TWILIGHT SAD – ‘It Won/t Be Like This All the Time’
• 2019 – MIKE POSNER – ‘A Real Good Kid’
• 2023 – ANA TIJOUX – ‘Vida’
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LP 1988: ‘IF I SHOULD FALL FROM GRACE WITH GOD’ (The Pogues)
On January 18, 1988, the third album of the British celtic-punk band The Pogues, ‘If I Should Fall from Grace with God’, was released. This work in which the band added influences from Spanish and Middle Eastern folklore to their characteristic fusion of Irish folk and punk rock. With a more commercial approach than their previous two releases, it was the first album in which they used a full drum set and the last in which bassist Cait O’Riordan participated.
The LP included the Christmas hit ‘Fairytale of New York’, recorded with Kirsty MacColl, which was released a month earlier as a single and had been No. 2 in the UK charts. This helped the album reach No. 3 on the album charts to become the band’s best-selling album.