Newfoundland musician
Séan McCann played in the groups the Newfoundland Republican Army and Rankin Street before joining
Great Big Sea, which had a lengthy recording career beginning with its self-titled debut album in 1992.
McCann contributed to all of the band's albums, singing, playing various instruments, and writing songs. He appeared under his own name on a couple of various-artists albums (contributing "The Town I Loved So Well" to Irish Drinkin' Songs and "Only Our Rivers Run Free" to The Best Irish Pub Songs), and finally made his full-length solo album debut with
Lullabies for Bloodshot Eyes, released by Lean Ground Music on February 23, 2010. The following month, he was back on tour with
Great Big Sea.
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William Ruhlmann, Rovi