The Corrs 1990-1992: Making Sounds

In this groundbreaking episode, we delve into the untold story of how The Corrs meticulously crafted their unique sound—a sound that would ultimately capture the hearts of millions. Featuring exclusive, never-before-heard demo recordings from their early years, revealing the deliberate steps the band took to refine their blend of Irish folk with contemporary pop and rock.

This is more than just a look back—it's an unprecedented opportunity to hear The Corrs’ creative process as they shaped their signature sound. Using decades of meticulously archived interview recordings and painstakingly digitally restored demos to elaborate the narrative, this episode provides an intimate glimpse into their artistic development and unwavering determination to succeed.

Part one covers the band’s initial two years of development - from publishing deal to demos.

At 00:04:26 You can hear the Demo for the song The Beat Lives On

At 00:10:27 You can hear the Demo for the song All Over

At 00:15:32 You can hear the Demo for the song Sióg

At 00:22:27 You can hear the Demo for the song Mystery Of You

At 00:25:50 You can hear the Demo for the song Dreams

At 00:31:03 You can hear the Demo for the song Stay With Me

At 00:36:07 You can hear the Demo for the song Dreaming

At 00:40:05 You can hear the Demo for the song Really Over

Interview Credits:

GMTV, BareFoot Pilgrimage, Take 40 Radio, Radio Ulsters, All The Way Home, Today TV, RTE - An Eye On The Music, The Road To Riverdance, Life Interrupted Podcast, Planet Rock Profiles, Talk On Corners Documentary, My Roots Are Showing Podcast, The Making Of The Commitments, The One & Only 2000, Johnny Hero Downtown Radio, Sonic Radio, CorrsCast Episode 11, CNN, Kelly Show Live, Absolute Corrs, The Corrs In Conversation, FNF Spanish EPK, Live On Austereo Network Radio - Hour Of Power, Gathering History Podcast, Sky News - Fleadh Interview 99, Something Else In The Meantime, Undercover - Rock on Multimedia. 

With special thanks to Jess Lai

Also thanks to Damon Bell who listened encouragingly when this project was only in my imagination and John Cameron for the example of how I could share my love for this music.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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