the corrs / albums

947,396 plays
137 SHARES
607 FAVS
79 fans

- Forgiven, Not Forgotten
- - 6,909 plays
  - 1 favs
  - 0 shares
The Corrs
Released 1996

Runaway
04:24
827 plays

Toss the Feathers [Instrumental]
02:50
622 plays

Love to Love You
04:08
561 plays

- Add to cart
- buy
- share

songs

- 1
- Erin Shore [Traditional Intro][Instrumental]
- 00:00
- 384 plays

- 2
- Forgiven Not Forgotten
- 04:15
- 470 plays

- 3
- Heaven Knows
- 04:18
- 491 plays

- 4
- Along With the Girls [Instrumental]
- 00:00
- 359 plays

- 5
- Someday
- 03:51
- 408 plays

- 6
- Runaway
- 04:24
- 827 plays

- 7
- The Right Time
- 04:07
- 373 plays

- 8
- Minstrel Boy [Instrumental]
- 02:12
- 433 plays

- 9
- Toss the Feathers [Instrumental]
- 02:50
- 622 plays

- 10
- Love to Love You
- 04:08
- 561 plays

- 11
- Secret Life
- 04:31
- 364 plays

- 12
- Carroroe Jig [Instrumental]
- 00:00
- 327 plays

- 13
- Closer
- 04:05
- 430 plays

- 14
- Leave Me Alone
- 03:40
- 410 plays

- 15
- Erin Shore [Instrumental]
- 04:14
- 490 plays

album review

The appropriately named Corrs are an Irish pop group consisting of Andrea Corr on lead vocals and tin whistle; Caroline Corr on drums, bodhran, and vocals; Jim Corr on keyboards, guitar, and vocals; and Sharon Corr on violin and vocals. The traditional Irish instruments like the bodhran and tin whistle add a twist to the pop melodies of tracks like the title track and "The Right Time," where they are allowed some solo time. The Irish musical background of the band members is most obviously heard in Sharon Corr's violin work, used here more like a traditional Irish fiddle than a true classical violin. There are glimpses of the Corrs' skill as instrumentalists on tracks like "Erin Shore," the introduction on the album. There are a few of these instrumentals placed throughout the album, but unfortunately, none are much longer than two minutes. The focus is on the adult contemporary mid-tempo songs. The Corrs are more reminiscent of vocal pop group Wilson Phillips than traditional Irish bands like the Chieftains. ~ Susan Cruickshank, All Music Guide