Kevin McDermott (singer-songwriter)
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Kevin McDermott is a Scottish singer–songwriter who, with his group 'The Kevin McDermott Orchestra' (KMO), has released eight albums over the past twenty years. His first album Mother Natures Kitchen was released in 1989. The majority of McDermott's output has been with his band, the Kevin McDermott Orchestra. They comprise McDermott himself (vocals, guitar), his brother Jim (drums), Stephen Greer (bass, vocals) and Marco Rossi (guitar, vocals).
McDermott also contributed a track (entitled "The Right to Reply") to the 1986 compilation cassette Honey at the Core, which also featured tracks by then up-and-coming Glasgow artists such as Wet Wet Wet and Deacon Blue.
Albums
- Mother Nature's Kitchen (Island CID 9920, 1989)
- Bedazzled (13 Records KMO CD1, 1991; reissued as Tula TULAD003, 1999)
- For Those In Peril From The Sea (Tula TULAD001, 1997)
- Fair And Whole (Tula TULAD002, 1998)
- The Last Supper (Iona Gold IGCDM 207, 1994)
- Orphans (1999) (free CD with 1999 reissue of Bedazzled)
- The River Sessions (2004)
- Wise To The Fade' (2008)
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