Album of the Week
Talk on Corners
by The Corrs
- Release
- November 19, 1997
- Genre
- Pop Rock, Celtic Rock
Review
Welcome to this week’s edition of NCIrish’s Album of the Week! Today, we’re spotlighting the breakout album from one of Ireland’s most beloved bands: “Talk on Corners” by The Corrs.
About the Album: “Talk on Corners” is the second studio album by Irish pop rock band The Corrs, released on November 19, 1997. This album features a vibrant blend of pop, rock, and traditional Irish music, showcasing the band’s signature sound with the use of traditional instruments like the fiddle and bodhrán. The album includes hits such as “Breathless,” “What Can I Do,” “Runaway,” and “So Young,” all of which highlight the band’s unique fusion of Celtic folk and contemporary pop.
Why It’s Influential: “Talk on Corners” was a commercial and critical success, propelling The Corrs to international fame. Its blend of catchy pop melodies with Celtic instrumentation created a sound that was both fresh and familiar, resonating with audiences worldwide. The album’s success helped bring Irish music to a broader global audience and established The Corrs as one of the leading acts in the pop rock genre.
