Lisa McCormick
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Lisa McCormick is an American folk singer/songwriter. She was named "Artist of the Year" by Maine Public Radio after the release of her 1996 debut album, Right Now. Performing Songwriter magazine chose her song Gravitate, from that album, for their "Best of the Year" CD. She followed that album with an EP, Seven Solos, and her third album, Sacred, was produced by John Platania (known for playing guitar on albums by Van Morrison).
She has opened for such artists as Cheryl Wheeler, Ani DiFranco, and Tom Rush.
When on tour, she has been known pack such venues as the Putney Public Library and other comparable establishments.
[edit] Discography
- Right Now (1996)
- Holy Water from Right Now is about the sexual abuse of children by priests (see also Pedophilia and child sexual abuse in songs
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