John McDermott
- 风格
- #凯尔特流行 #凯尔特民谣
- 地区
- 欧美
艺人介绍
by Jason AnkenyCeltic balladeer John McDermott was born in Scotland, but following his familys relocation to Canada in the mid-60s, he went on to hone his crystalline tenor at Torontos St. Michaels 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 singers 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 1996s 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 (2005s 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.
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- @(我还没想好要写什么...)：声音真好。。。。。。
- @洛尼尼@Chitose~(dreaming...)：老男人hhhhhhh你们够
- @魔球教徒(信望爱)：顶老男人
- @rock roll(卓越人生 雅致生活)：老男人唱着淡淡的情歌都让人喜欢，尤其是他嗓音，让人难忘。
- @Smoky(½)：