CORMAC O' CAOIMH - SECOND HAND CLOTHES (BalconyTV)
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CORMAC O' CAOIMH performs the song "SECOND HAND CLOTHES" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY JOANNE COLLINS
PRODUCED BY JOHN HOUGH & JOANNE COLLINS
CORMAC O CAOIMH is a singer-songwriter form Cork; his intimate vocals and exquisite guitar playing attracting the attention of musicians and music lovers. Cormac released his third solo album “THE MOON LOSES ITS MEMORY” in 2014 – it received excellent reviews in Ireland, the UK and Europe (see quotes below). On the back of this release Cormac has received endorsement deals with GODIN guitars, SCHERTLER acoustic amps and LOGJAM stompers.
Cormac is currently playing gigs as a two-piece with MARTIN LEAHY and will be playing a double headliner in the Triskel Christchurch June 6 with Pat Coldrick
“Acoustic gems from the Cork singer-songwriter. Each song superglues to the memory” (4*) MOJO
“Cormac O Caoimh’s Cork accented folk shines……….with his gentle lilt showing the strength of these songs” Times Ticket
“………rooted in the ethos of Elvis Costello and Paddy McAloon” Sunday Times
“………if there’s any justice in this mad musical world, those who have not heard of this man will be in the minority very soon” Golden Plec
“………a tour de force” Americana UK
“………it really got its claws into me……….I can’t stop playing it” Musician.ie
“Cormac O Caoimh’s songwriting is akin to that of the 80’s school of wordsmiths such as Lloyd Cole, Paddy McAloon and even Elvis Costello. A songwriter to be reckoned with.” Hot Press
“An effortlessly charming album” Songwriter Magazine
“Leeside singer/songwriter Cormac O Caoimh explores dareker sugject matter on his third album and flirts with indie pop, folk and jazz among other genres” Daily Star
“What is conceived here is a mark of triumph” U&I Magazine
http://www.cormaco.net
http://cormaco.bandcamp.com
http://www.facebook.com/cormacmusic
CREDITS / SPONSORS
JO COLL PRODUCTIONS, ELIZABETH FORT CORK
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PRESENTED BY JOANNE COLLINS
PRODUCED BY JOHN HOUGH & JOANNE COLLINS
CORMAC O CAOIMH is a singer-songwriter form Cork; his intimate vocals and exquisite guitar playing attracting the attention of musicians and music lovers. Cormac released his third solo album “THE MOON LOSES ITS MEMORY” in 2014 – it received excellent reviews in Ireland, the UK and Europe (see quotes below). On the back of this release Cormac has received endorsement deals with GODIN guitars, SCHERTLER acoustic amps and LOGJAM stompers.
Cormac is currently playing gigs as a two-piece with MARTIN LEAHY and will be playing a double headliner in the Triskel Christchurch June 6 with Pat Coldrick
“Acoustic gems from the Cork singer-songwriter. Each song superglues to the memory” (4*) MOJO
“Cormac O Caoimh’s Cork accented folk shines……….with his gentle lilt showing the strength of these songs” Times Ticket
“………rooted in the ethos of Elvis Costello and Paddy McAloon” Sunday Times
“………if there’s any justice in this mad musical world, those who have not heard of this man will be in the minority very soon” Golden Plec
“………a tour de force” Americana UK
“………it really got its claws into me……….I can’t stop playing it” Musician.ie
“Cormac O Caoimh’s songwriting is akin to that of the 80’s school of wordsmiths such as Lloyd Cole, Paddy McAloon and even Elvis Costello. A songwriter to be reckoned with.” Hot Press
“An effortlessly charming album” Songwriter Magazine
“Leeside singer/songwriter Cormac O Caoimh explores dareker sugject matter on his third album and flirts with indie pop, folk and jazz among other genres” Daily Star
“What is conceived here is a mark of triumph” U&I Magazine
http://www.cormaco.net
http://cormaco.bandcamp.com
http://www.facebook.com/cormacmusic
CREDITS / SPONSORS
JO COLL PRODUCTIONS, ELIZABETH FORT CORK
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