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John McDermott - Remembrance (1999)

John McDermott - Remembrance (1999)

BAND/ARTIST: John McDermott

  • Title: Remembrance
  • Year Of Release: 1999
  • Label: Angel Records
  • Genre: Celtic Pop, Folk, Vocal, Ballad
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
  • Total Time: 01:15:27
  • Total Size: 185/450 Mb
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John McDermott - Remembrance (1999)


Tracklist:

01. US Armed Forces Medley
02. Roses Of Picardy
03. I'll Be Seeing You
04. Lili Marlene
05. We'll Meet Again
06. And The Band Played Waltzing Matilda
07. The Green Fields Of France
08. Christmas In The Trenches
09. Battle Hymn Of The Republic
10. The Faded Coat Of Blue
11. Shenandoah
12. The Wall
13. The Flowers Of The Forest
14. One Small Star
15. In Flanders Fields
16. Taps
17. America The Beautiful

Celtic balladeer John McDermott was born in Scotland, but following his family's relocation to Canada in the mid-'60s, he went on to hone his crystalline tenor at Toronto's St. Michael's Choir School. After graduating he accepted the position of circulation manager with a Toronto newspaper; discovered while singing at a private party, McDermott was befriended by publishing magnate Conrad Black, who funded the sessions that led to the release of the singer's smash 1992 debut, Danny Boy, a record originally intended as a gift for his parents' golden wedding anniversary. Old Friends followed in 1994, and a year later McDermott issued Christmas Memories; with 1996's Love Is a Voyage, he even earned a Canadian Juno Award nomination as Male Vocalist of the Year. When I Grow Too Old to Dream appeared in 1997, and a year later he resurfaced with If Ye Break Faith -- We Shall Not Sleep (retitled Remembrance for American consumption). Between 1998 and 2006 he released Old Friends, Time to Remember, Celtic Tenor, and Love Is a Voyage, as well as a collection of some of his most beloved material called Timeless Memories: Greatest Hits. He reunited with Irish Tenors Finbar Wright and Anthony Kearns during this period, recording a new album with the Tenors (2005's Deus Meus) and embarking on a U.S. tour in 2004. In 2007, McDermott found himself with three new albums and an EP under his belt: O Canada, When I Grow Too Old to Dream, On a Whim: Songs of Ron Sexsmith, and Daughter of Mine. ~ Jason Ankeny


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