Sometimes Right Sometimes Wrong

This album is dedicated to my Dad Jimbo Harte
Sometimes right sometimes wrong. That sums it all up really, that line. It’s been the story so far and it’s been my life. I have a strange habit of learning from my own mistakes “The wise man learns from other peoples’ mistakes” But I like to find them out for myself… It makes life that bit more interesting. So I guess this album’s a bit like that a lot of things maybe I should have done or maybe not. But in the end I’m happy the way it turned out.

As some of you may know this album comes at this particular time as a result of public interest from the astonishing support I received on the National TV phenomenon “You’re A Star” so I felt it only fair to include some of the brill covers that I performed on the show i.e., The Undertones Teenage Kicks and Paul Brady’s The Island. These 2 songs have played a big part in my musical direction and influence.

I hope this album will give you a taste of the other side of me. The songwriter because primarily that’s what I am a singer/songwriter. Someone asked me recently how many songs I had written and I’m still not sure. But it’s in the hundreds. So choosing which ones to part with for this recording wasn’t that easy so I sent a load of demos to Jon Kelly the producer and trusted his direction and choice with a lot of them. Jon even found a song I had almost forgotten about.

I don’t think this is an album in any one particular style, but maybe an indication of somethings to come more like a selection of some of the strongest songs from the past few years. Please treat it as such and maybe even sit back, shup up, listen. I hope you enjoy this story so far…

Album Sleeve Of Mickey's Album Here's a little something from Mickey's album Spare a thought. Take time to think about it. Me and You.
This album is dedicated to my Dad Jimbo Harte Sometimes right sometimes wrong. That sums it all up really, that line. It’s been the story so far and it’s been my life. I have a strange habit of learning from my own mistakes “The wise man learns from other peoples’ mistakes” But I like to find them out for myself… It makes life that bit more interesting. So I guess this album’s a bit like that a lot of things maybe I should have done or maybe not. But in the end I’m happy the way it turned out. As some of you may know this album comes at this particular time as a result of public interest from the astonishing support I received on the National TV phenomenon “You’re A Star” so I felt it only fair to include some of the brill covers that I performed on the show i.e., The Undertones Teenage Kicks and Paul Brady’s The Island. These 2 songs have played a big part in my musical direction and influence. I hope this album will give you a taste of the other side of me. The songwriter because primarily that’s what I am a singer/songwriter. Someone asked me recently how many songs I had written and I’m still not sure. But it’s in the hundreds. So choosing which ones to part with for this recording wasn’t that easy so I sent a load of demos to Jon Kelly the producer and trusted his direction and choice with a lot of them. Jon even found a song I had almost forgotten about. I don’t think this is an album in any one particular style, but maybe an indication of somethings to come more like a selection of some of the strongest songs from the past few years. Please treat it as such and maybe even sit back, shup up, listen. I hope you enjoy this story so far…			Tracks Here At The Right Time 3:44 (Josh Ritter) Sometimes Right Sometimes Wrong 3.44 (Mickey Harte) Never Wanna Let U Down 3.19 (Mickey Harte) There Must Be Love 5.06 (Mickey Harte) The Island 5.21 (Paul Brady) I Need You 5.24 (Mickey Harte) Teenage Kicks 2.33 (John O’ Neill) Total Love 3.21 (Mickey Harte/ T. Kerr) A Chance For You and Me 3.54 (Mickey Harte) We’ve Got The World 3.22 (Keith Molloy/ Martin Brannigan) Ireland’s Eurovision Song 2003
Special Thanks to: Louise, Kyle, Kayleigh, Mum. To Jim and Maria and all belonging to them. To all my family and friends. To Shea McNelis and Vinnie McNelis. To Jon Kelly a wonderful producer and friend. Hugh Murray, Eleanor McCarthy, John Sheehan and all at Sony. Pete @ Redman aka. Paul Brady. John O’ Neill and Josh Ritter for 3 great songs. To Martin Brannigan and Keith Molloy. Zoe Conway, for all those beautiful things you added to this album. Andi Neate, Tony Kerr, Damien O’ Neill from the Undertones. To my band, Gary Porter, Finn Drumm, John McGrath. To Fergal McDonagh & John Colahan. To Terry McGinty, a great studio engineer. Musician and Guy and Ollie Longhair. Dave Curran and Grainne. Francie Conway. Matt White, Bob Wilson, Toot and Yorkie and to all the staff of the Lifford Hospital. Thanks also to: Rob Burke, Donal McGuirk, Robbie Lee, Mark and Gavin. To Graham Cruz, To Melanie Crowley and all at mason hayes and Curran Solicitors. Charles Law and Denton. Wilde and Sapte Solicitors. Aidan Kelly, Paul McCarthy, Yasmin McNelis, Owen Crowley. JC Halliday Motors, Emerald Guitars, Roland Keyboards, Avalon Guitars. Pat and Ruth at Back To Music, Galway. Finbar Crowley and Crowley/Miller solicitors. Driftaway Travel, Letterkenny. Phil Coulter, Sweet Charity, Darren Smith, Larry Bass, Linda McQuid and all the Shinawil Crew. I.M.R.O., The Russell Crow Hotel, Eamon McHugh and McHugh/Kinsella accountants. R.T.E. All the media, TV and radio presenters . Aiken Promotions. M.C.D., Alan Cummings, Joe Gallagher, Band hire MPI and all the promoters. Agents and Venue Owners who looked after us so well. The late Brendan Maxwell, John Crawford, Danny. If I left anyone out and I know I have, forgive me, There are just so many. So thank you all. To all the people in Ireland who went to the time and expense that has led me to the postition that I am so fortunate to be in today thank you all so much.			Spare a thought. Take time to think about it. Me and You.

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