Forgiven Not Forgotten - The Corrs

Forgiven Not Forgotten is the First Album released by the extremely talented family group, The Corrs. Managing to combine irish folk music with a pop rock edge. The terrific band have given us such brilliant songs as So Young, Runaway, What Can I Do, Radio and Breathless. Forgiven not forgotten is the first album and put The Corrs firmly on the music map. Forgiven not Forgotten is a mixture of instrumental songs and full length songs with vocals. The instruments are played by members of The Corrs with: Andrea Corr - Lead Vocals, Tin whistle Caroline Corr - Drums, Bodhrán,Vocals Jim Corr - Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals Sharon ...  Read the complete review

FORGIVEN NOT FORGOTTEN is the title of Irish family band THE CORRS' album. The album features 15 tracks. The opening song RUNAWAY is a beautiful track with Irishness running through the melodies. It's beautifully sung with the instrumental work so soothing and a gentle chorus which you can sing along with. LEAVE ME ALONE contains some wonderful lyrics that have purpose which is ided by a bouncy rhythm and lovely vocals. ERIN SHORE is a short piece that is gentle and features great instrumental work. SOMEDAY has a belting intro tat introduces the vocals perfectly while the violins are awesome in producing a traditional ...  Read the complete review

The Corrs live at Wembley 2000 21st December... Well thanks to the power of the Internet I was allowed the chance to go to my favourite groups concert. After looking through the sites on the net I stumbled upon www.corrsonline.com which had a message board/forum on it. I knew the band were playing in what was roughly a weeks time so decided to post an item saying that I was interested in buying two tickets. I thought no chance, but within a few days I had received an Email saying that somebody had tickets available. And what tickets they were, eight rows back from the stage right in the middle. Got there in plenty of time to buy a T-shirt (the olive ...  Read the complete review

Well of to the Telewest arena I went, dragging my kicking and screaming husband with me. I was so excited by the thought of an evening's entertainment provided by my favourite band. My husband went to look at Andrea, Caroline and Sharon, stating that they were rubbish, musically. We had absolutely no interest in BBMak, the support(boy) band and so stayed in the lobby, and chatted to others who had been inside, heard enough and came scuttling back out again. Eventually the moment came, and to our seats we climbed, there were a lot of stairs! As the lights dimmed and the anticipation rose, the volume in the arena hightened, and then with a ...  Read the complete review

This is the polished debut album from The Corrs. The group is comprised of three sisters and a brother who hail from Ireland. The surprising fact with this band is that they got their first record deal from an American label after beating on the door all over Europe and the US. They nearly gave up, but eventually they managed to land their contract with Atlantic the day before they were due to return home to Ireland empty handed! The sound of The Corrs has a strong Celtic feel to it, particularly with the instrumental using violins, tin whistles and a traditional Irish instrument called a Bodhran (it’s a small hand-held Celtic drum). They have managed with ...  Read the complete review