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Michael Oliver O'Shea (11 July 1947 – 23 December 1991) was an Irish musician who played a zither -like instrument of his own making, and released a self-titled album in 1982.
25 sty 2019 · Having sold his instruments to fund a nomadic 1970s lifestyle, eccentric Irish experimentalist Michael O’Shea was forced to create his own handmade answer to the sitars and zelochords he’d become accustomed to playing on his travels around the globe.
2 lut 2019 · Michael O’Shea. 1982. 8.4. By Andy Beta. Genre: Folk/Country. Label: Allchival. Reviewed: February 2, 2019. Originally released on the UK post-punk group Wire’s label in 1982, this long-lost...
Michael O’Shea makes extraordinary music on an instrument he made from a door found in Germany and plays with paint brushes.Following a two week run at the R...
8 sie 2024 · Experience the extraordinary music of Michael O'Shea, an experimental musician who crafts unique sounds using instruments of his own design.
Michael O'Shea makes extraordinary music on an instrument he made from a door found in Germany and plays with paint brushes. Following a two week run at the Ronnie Scott Jazz Club in London,...
Michael O'Shea was an eccentric, maverick world musician. He was a virtuoso of the Mo Cara, a 17-string instrument he invented and built, on which he created hauntingly melodic works combining elements…
